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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-10
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Th. department. 10 engaged in separating the sheep os
d.,;.;n. and of the service which backs sdvert'ins
from the sostssnd hanging bell on the goat" invites
letter. describing experences-psa'ant or unp'e"An"
advertisers whether they be m.nuaeturer wholesale houses
retail stores public service eorpora"'"' " WV '
those letters which seem to show mo" "p'"" NV
.dverti..rs deeds square with the woro' OF MS ''
ONLY signed letters giving the writer's 'ddfe''' VIII o.
Bu, tho n.me will be printed or withheld I" P'"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-10
PROFESSOR j. >BRUECK is a "b,

PROFESSOR BRUECK beauty doctor and his habitat Ne"
issued booklet which he calls Brochure
Beauty Who Care 1t collection glowing
Of beauty reucers and flesh producers
wrinkle and hair face powders and creams angent nan
pohes; and there detailed account OF how super
huous hair be permanently removed by Professor Beck ana &
Nothing from Professor Brueck is gratifying
than plump and BUST (The capitals not ours)
called the professor and spent an amusing anu
half We had received complaint advert semen
soliciting students his oeau.
All for the prospective student OF TINS %
she has good eyesgh and steady hand ne
three for thirty m
and the tuition fee $50 and $
professor difficulties because me
demanding that beauty treatment
be "Pracce the
efficiency than bookand saying this he reached from
of reference books beauty which ne
offering s225 and $3.50 respectively The pupil VINO
with Brueck allowed practise upon professors
clients which should itself be worth the 500 tuition price.
response letter which the Propaganda Depa
of The American Medical Association they sent TINS
amusing and Illuminating reply:
professor
The
wondering the professor
for removing facial smishe' supehuous
car me
bleach deplstory powder whi
guaranteed TO do the same thing
(The merit AGTsor ~M appear Wednesday, October ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-10

.U7HEN KIDD" question 'orf n% case has to do
of local merchant "ho s on Of pair
smb Of the Joplin Club protested nroy not
stenographr purchase pair Of the ma meTeiy for
s0eepskin and metal" shoes are "' ~
metal
The Kansas . siny Club Of Joplin for its comments on N.
case and it reply an account OF tv 70 the cbarye
fined $780, In Jophh De
be an active advertising law with an equa'y "
hind it, re info that in
do the difference peI1ee
Of feathers and that %a them in selling public In fact
in the shoe New York sheep ana go frtSe compl
very difficult distinguish between ana the hell on the sheep which
Gated by the necessity IN ths case u '""e''e
mas a kid 1000 tho terms viii
but should not be-ud Interchangeable by retailers Of SHOES
,, . combination of goat sheepsEin that IS sometime
produced quality and OF u 6s. @ Resistance
uss1proof than real To sell this combination eS"e '
h H soatskin; therefore, advertise sell sho' n as
DosoIs advertising PARADE parade t Inss otskin. e
Gun is phrase that applies to hn'sn OHy' - ~ NV
" k 70 s is al term Which htuy be APPLIED only
the skin OF kd Il as from retain
ne better than is Just a bone " pe
costly heepskin and can be used therefore, ' " ~
she.pkn porous leather than kd,sin less dpsn0
Edskn skins are larger and therefore cut 10 Oe' ~
than d'tn making dem Ss nme for goa. skins d'H
guished from sheepskin
One Of the most interesting points brought out by this
Inc bnes as kidskin when sheepskn or combination
yoat and sheepskin unuhf misleading sea hat Tn
and hat the public style and appearance ana does @
bout the quality leather Whether retailers beee 1 merely be-
tb nbc does not the claims made are not
the expert not the buyer ana the Wholesale and re-
& Essn these terms perfectly well defined when dealing WIN ei
other confusion arises when the goods are 0a " w P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-10
Miniature Almanac

Sun rise N sun . .
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HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-10

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-10

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
PUTS INTO EFFECT
MINIMUM WAGE LAW

PARIS, France. minimum wages
for time workers and minimum aver
aees per day for piece workers with
obligatory arbitration Of differences
between workmen. workwomen and
army contractors are the means adopt
ed BY the government to put an end
to strikes in factories working for
the national defense.
The minimum time wage scale runs
from So centimes an hour for unpro-
fessional women and so confines an
hour for unprcfessional men to franc
rs centimes an hour for professional
mechanics. The minimum guarantee
per hour Tor unprofessionals on piece
work is rs centimes for women and
franc for men. For professional me.
chanics on piece work the manufactur.
er must guarantee minimum per
hour. ranging from IS centimes to 1
franc so ceRtimes. according to the
class Of work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08

PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica, Feb. H.
The lovely island OF Jamaica with its
historic associations dating back to
the landing Of Columbus in 1894, is
the most peaceful OF British posses
fions.
American tourists find their aecus-
toned round Of diversion and enter.
tainments proceeding at liyelier rate
than usual The hotels throughout
fIolisland. including the great Ameri-
can hotels, the Myrtle Bank at King
fton and the Titchfield at Port An
tonic. which are receiving their win
ter visitors polo. tennis, golf and
motoring for the island OF Jamaica
has 1000 miles OF the finest stone
roads n the worid--are in full swing.
Many tourists are taking side trips to
ne mountains whose purple-misted
peaks rise from the TANKS clad with
I1<nrinnt tropical foliage Melvern in
the Santa Cruz mountains and Mande-
Vile IN the high table lands make a
nice days run By motor. Occasional
|Ioop trains passing through the island
With regiments Of colored soldiers en-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
INSTANT ACTION
SURPRISES MANY HERE

This grocer's story surprises local
people: Il had bad stomach trouble.
All food seemed 10 sour and form
gas. Was always constipated. Moth
ing helped until ! tried buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in
Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL aston
ished me with its INSTANT action"
Because Adler-i-ka flushes the EN-
TIRE alimentary tract it relieves ANY
CASE constipation, sour stomach or
gas and prevents appendicitis. 1t has
QUICKEST action of anything we ever
sold The HOLSTER Drug Co.--Adv.
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are cloaked with tropical foliage. Ex-
quisite tree ferns and climbing ferns,
huge clusters of giant ,plumed bam-
boos, great forest trees covered with
orchids, coconut palms and banana
plantations, break upon the vision In
places the river is so feet deep and
again 1t runs like a mill race.
Jamaica is only four days travel
from New York City. Although sew
eral European steamer lines have dis
continued their service since the war,
the island is reached by the ships of
the United Fruit Company, whose vast
fleet flies the Stars and Stripes. This
American company is the largest sin.
gle industrial factor In the English
island. There are many garages in
Jamaica and tourists may bring in
their autos free Of duty.
The people are proyerbially polite
and courteous Mawnin' Massa,
Mawnin' Missus," is the daily morn,
ing greeting on every hand. The
Jamaica Tourists Association in
Kingston publishes fine free PAM
phlet on the island.
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FOSSPLANS TO
Go AHEAD WITH
DRAY COMP ANY

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAlLUKU, Maui, March 1.-The
new company which J. c. Foss. Jr.,
Incorporated a few weeks ago plans
to go ahead. The company is known
as the Wailuku Construction and Dray-
age Company, Ltd, and il is to con-
tinue under the management of Ray
b. Rietow, as acting manager.
The new company has taken oyer
the property OF Foss as represented by
the Maui Stables. rock crushing out
fit and some other material, and viii
do general drayage business. 1t has
nothing to do with the Olinda reser-
yoir contract, which has been taken
hold of by the Baldwin National Bank.
j. G. Foss, Jr., continues as presi-
dent of the corporation, but 1t is I'M
derstood that some IS per cent of the
stock is held by d. T. Fleming. The
other officers of the company are w.
H. Engle, vice president; r. B. Rietow,
secretary-treasarer; w. A. Baldwin
and ID. c. Lindsay. directors.
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route to Kingston, where they SAN for
training quarters in Canada, serve to
remind the visitor that Jamaica is con-
tributing her quota 70 Great Britain's
armies
Among thrilling new sports for
the entertainment of American visit.
ors whose desire for excitement Is
the amazement of their English cous-
ins is rafting down the Rio Grande
river OF Jamaica. A machete or huge
knife, a cluster Of bamboo, and a
few strong forest vines are all that
is necessary to construct non-cap-
sizable raft capable of carrying two
passengers and the guide. In an
hour or so the dextrous Jamaica ma
tive will tie together a raft 60 feet
long and with q high and dry seat at
one end, using only the materials
that come to his hand in the fest.
The four-hour trip through the rifles
and rapids is thrilling In the extreme
and affords a vision of tropical love-
Illness that is surpassed nowhere on
earth.
On either hand the mountain sides
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MEET TO TALK OF
TOURIST TRAVEL

In order that ]. Walter Scott. the
San Francisco agent OF the Hawaii
Promotion Committee. might get in
closer touch with the hotel situation
here, a conference was held Monday
between the Members of the Terri
torial Hotel Company and members Of
the committee and Scott. Every angle
Of the local situation here was gone
over and particularly IN regard to a
better method Of handling the COM
stantly Increased number OF tourists
which come here each year.
The large crowds were handled
much better this year than last, ac-
cording to Emil Berndt, chairman Of
the committee, and as result of the
conference it is expected that there
will be greater cooperation between
hotels and promotion committee from
now ON.
The Territorial Hotel Company has
already marked out en- enlargement
campaign for the future which will
greatly increase its accommodations, :"
said Befndt shut all depends on trans
p0rtation. The hotel accommodation
at present just about equal the number
Of passengers which can be brought
here on the steamers. AS d result it,
would be unwise to erect any addition
al hotels unless the transportation ia
cilities are increased proportionately.
The entrance OF the Great Northern
into local shipping affairs has helped
the island immensely as it has shown
the other companies that money can
be made out of a good passenger SER
vice as we'll as freight"
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PRoEIEssIoNALIsM

He had never played for money. but
he dropped in deep disgrace,
With teardrop in his optic and a
wan and pallid face
For the powers in the golf game had
consigned him to his place.
You're pro, they eoldly told himi
you're rank and roughneck
pro;
We have studied up your record and
have evidence to show
That you won dozen marbles twenty.
seven years ago"
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AMERICAN MACHINERY IS REPLACING
HAND WORK INBRIIISH INDUSTRIES

work was done There IL the same in
flux of these labor-saving machines
all over England France and unoccu.
pied Belgium. and IN fact Ali over al
lied Europe.
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