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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18

FIRST RACE-For two-ysaf-old'' p''S'
four furl0ngs. q. p
Vo-se weight and jocsey ',s.a fp ~
TIT FOR Tat 100 fWskorl ...- s4o'~ 'z0 ~
sunny Hill ~ tRohinsonl g.. ~
Narmont. los o. McTassaTl .s~.,.s p
TINE oasg5. Old Homes,es,; sxs~osf y
Acton. CetiVa. Merne Ben l4''''
J0iie A also rAn. ,r
SECOND RAcE-seninS s'ee9 ,sS6 20 riisl
olds and upNard puSe. fs0p "'
nah Fi,sr 10 tCorbcii) $3.50 SO
The Csrns, ls2 tSte9ensonl... ~
Tine 30 Baltimore. AnApH'
Charles r Granger also ran IA. -
THIRD RACR-Cismias: ior thres''
rr,rsol ou-,e. $500. Eve fvfl@s ~
Ho-.e. weigh, and ,oskey ,1,o So ~
Navarro. 100 g. Mcrassarl Wv ~ :.
Thursday sightcr 10 .Inose'' ~
Brghi s'n l@ nq 20, \. v-s xinAsrs' -
posiris, odd and Euds SAFE 90 .sa Nor
iing "a Blu Wiley. Clifton Gil
gene also ran. ,.vs1
FOURTH RACE - Selling ,% x.
pu,s $500. eve and hth iur"" ~
pd M2',1 " iii eM abS AZ $40 So
Mac murray. lO9 tNrtcahl ....' ~
Pomp lls lRobinson) -..... ,,..,.,, Wal -
Tine. l.07 IS. kits A. nS
III Reg and Dr Nelson also f"' IA. 80
EIf~fif HAfEs--relNNss ~
Ward purse. $500 ~ furonSs, n =
Ho-ss. ssish, saa ,oessy ,:ss, VI:
Mr. MACK. rs (Ambftsel - -
SLEEPY s.in. ioi lkoppsi"'n'''
Zali' IFS tMetrsO -. - ...-..,.. Rrsrse
Tine. Is Bank Bill. Cnnsm.,ssf,x. ohs~
LITTLE Nephew. koS hb
ileanor and Prrsus Aso ran -, d. -
SIXTH RACE--Handiesp: fo' hrs
inward $500 .ddet Eve fsrlosn r. -
Horse vet GIT ard jockey. ..as "a 81,
Carbide 100 collins ...-''' - i5S -
startling. III lButsclll - I
Ton o. he Mor's 100 liiaynesl r,,..sa fsr~
Tine. o0ts Clapfrfo.n, - -
wise Man ana Sir Bisar also 10 ,..~s
SEVENTH !" ;,y RACE cllnlns. %, ,.,, .aS ~
and UPWARD: pune. 5000 " o
wards ~ ". a.
HonSe. weight ard lorkey tiie -
supreme, ili Cwilismsl '.'' -
Edns ksnns. let ,iohascal i.,.,s,. ~
Time, Is fcas''0a s., .. Dsh, 30
Nailey also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
Havre de Grace Results

Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
MANOR,
ST NINlONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Walter Z.rkwau. Plaintiff against Iva
TIrkWau. Defendant summons W an
Action for an Absolute Divorce
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 60 an
swcr rho complaint in this action. and 20
serve "a copy % your ansWsr on tho Plain
ti0 attorney within twenty days after tho
service ~ this summons. exclusive 81 the
day n service. and BOO case - your failure
10 appear or answer Judgment viii Re
taken against yod hy default for the re-
uef demanded DO the complaint
Dated March goth. 1877.
GEORGE II iTTLENfAN.
Attorney far Plaintiff. once & T. o. Ad-
dress. 4f Court So. Brooklyn y Y
TO EVA TGRKMAN. DEFENDANT
The for, going summons Is served upon
you hN publication. pursuant 90 an order
~ Hon Francis X. fcutictou. Justice =
%, supreme Court New York County
dated April sih. 1917. and Hled with the
complaint 900 the once - The clerk Il the
County a. New York a. the County court
House Borough Of Manhattan. city q
Sew York. on The nth GAY - April 1917.
Dated. Aprl 10Th. 1917.
GEORGE n ITTTENAN
Attorney Tor Plaintiff. Once & = q Ad.
dress. - Court ST, Brooklyn. =. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18

,EORGE ~ ITTT ENAN.
Plaintiff. Once & + q Ad.
Court ST, Brooklyn. =. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
Sporting Events Off

Annapolis. April II. Announcement
was made at the Naval Academy to-day
that all sporting contests with outside
competitors had been called off for the
remainder of this season. The war SIT
nation is responsible for this action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18

Cottonseed oil. The general decline in
other commodities yesterday cxerted a bear
ish influence on the market for cottonseed
oil. with longs disposed 10 liquidate. The
was Influenced 90 some extent by reports
that the packers have offered their plants
20 the government and that consequently the
Government will be able 10 secure product
AZ lower figures. At the close of the day
values we're 10 &c points net lower. Total
salcs were $1,000 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
Fordham Plays Lafayette

The Fordham University baseball
team will play its first collegiate game
Of the season this afternoon, when the
Lafayette College nine is met at Ford
ham Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
VIII Continue Games

Providence. R. l., April 1.-THE
faculty of Brown University to-day au-
thorized the Athletic Board of the col
lege 70 carry out the schedules of the
university's athletic teams as arranged,
with the understanding it reserved
the right to cancel any or all schedules
should it deem such action necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
Donate Silver Cup

Philadelphia, April 1.-THE Meadow
Brook Club has donated a solid silver
cup to be given as an added prize for
the two-mile college relay champion
ship of America, one Of the feature
events of Pennsylvania relay carnival
next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
The Weather Report

Washington April l7-BarometHc pressure con-
tInues high oger the Eastern half Of The country
and 10. over tho Roxy Mountain region and the
plains states. Tbs pressure distribution La, re
suited In general rise in temperature in nearly
all districts cas-, II the Rocky Mountains snd
showers in the upper Mississippi Valley. the north
plains states and the RN'sy Mountain and West
ern plateau regions. Tie temperature is now con-
side-ably above the normal in nearly all districts
east Of the Roxy Mountains. but cool weather con-
tinues over the Northwestern states the Pacific
States and the Western plateau region.
Except Tor showers Wednesday in the Ohio Valley.
the weather will b. fair during the next forty -eish,
hours in tbs states east o, tn Mississippi River
Moderately warm weather viii prevail during
the nc1t two or thres days over tbs eastern half
Of the country.
Winds for Wednesday and Thursdsy.-North At
weather. South Atlantic. gcntle variable. eIoept
fresh east OF tho Florida coast. fair weather. East
GUT fresh east and southeast ind fair weather
West Gun. frc'h TO strong south and fair weather
lpper lakes. fresh east and southeast winds. over
cast weather and showers. Lower lake. moderate
south winds and overcast weather.
Forecasts for Special Loeslltln.-Norhem New
EngIand-Partly overcast and warmer Wednesday;
Thursday unsettled.
Southern New England. Eastern New York-Fair
and warmer wednesday Thursday probably fair:
moderate temperature.
Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware.
Maryland District Of Columbia. virgnia-Fsir and
warmer wednesday. Thursday probably fair and
continued warm
Western Pennsylvania. Western New York-Fair
and warmer Wednesday: Thursday probably showers.
Local Official Record.-rhe following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last tsenty-'our hours in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18

ling movement which sent prices of rapid
~. the close showing net declines Of 10
ii points The decline was thought 10
have placed the market IN better technical
position and at the low point ~ the day
orera,ors we're buyers Sales FOR the day
amounted "a 3 300 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
Wallace Beats Mooney

At the Pioneer Sporting Club last
night Eddie Wallace defeated Joe
Mooney in ten rounds. Mooney sub
stituted for Jimmy Duffy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18

gathcrci white. 36W31c; state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby HENRY browns, 36i2M
37isc. gathered brown and mixed colors. un-
graded. ssfI3Gisc. Duck eggs, Western and
prime southern. 3cH3sc: ordinary South
ern md Far southern, asa 36c; Goose eGgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
STORAGE NOTICES

New York, April 10th. 1911
To Mrs D Robinson. Harry A. cole. Miss
Rose Rooney. Mrs Mary McCaughey. Or
] b. Acken. Henry ". Epps. Mrs. Florence
- Brien Mrs l. Reyes. saul Alexander.
Mrs + Lawrence. Mrs. Nellie Jordan. Miss
Della Kerwin Mrs. Nettie Treewitts. Ars
MAY smith. Mrs A. l. McClurg. Mrs. NJ p.
BENTON Dan Smith. Clarence Fleming
Harry Jacobs Mrs Virginia L!net, Joseph
Rebuilt Mrs Queene Nicholas Emil Ron
mr. Dodd Larkins Mrs. J Whiteslde. Mrs.
Jospphine williams Mrs. Harriet Hickman
You and each OF YOU are hereby notined
that the time for payment u my lien upon
property hereinafter described having *
uired after due notice thereof mad bern
given YOU 7 will cause such proDerty. I.
,yit. Household goods. personal effects and
merchandise stored by you or In your name
cor tn which you clam an lnt r'-,' % &C..
Guaranty Storage Warehouses. 20 h@ sold
At public auction according % the statute
IN such cases made and provided. al my
warehouses. 3ll and 3l3 W. tlst 81. New
York city. on Monday. April 30th. 1911. az
30 80 a. m. and n sale Is not completed on
said date the sale will be continued az the
same place on each and every Monday
thereafter. beginning at 1880 a m. until
sale - completed ..,.,-.,
GUARANTY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Proprief0T
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IN AKANTy STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Wahh P-nnrlafnr.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
OK uEnNESnAN NAY Oil. At 10 $50

WE WILL SILL. At " bLI. NJ 80
A NJ and on every succeeding "wednesday
until all Is sold. commencing at 10 80 A:
NJ each day, at COOKIES AUCTION
street New York City. household goods
and personal effects. for unpaid storage
and other charges stored by or In the
names as follows. Di Lorenzo. Mrs Mary
Garadhty. Haybyrne Mrs. Conroy. Mrs
EgAn. Mrs John Dooiey. Mrs. Anna Worm
ley. Mrs Mary Mels. Mr. Smith. Mrs
Riese. J. LampeL Mira NJ c. Fitzgerald.
Mrs II. Ensley Mrs. J. Quartner. Mrs Far
W Holman Mrs katherine Krause. Mrs
y williams - 49,
ROYAL STORAGE wAREHOUsEs, INC,
I5a-fsi Fast 1s6th Street,
New York CITY, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lat
20 p. M. lowest. SO "a, $50 a M. average
g. average for same date last year 81 average Tor
sane date for thirty three years. a.
Humidity
ms D. m...43 So m.s7
Barometer Reading,
m. $3.50 ! p. m...3O 50 $ D. 1884
Local 0fIelsl Foreeast.-Fair and warmer
Wednesday Thursday probably fair. with mod
crate temperatures: gentle variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
HELP WANTED
Male

MECHANICAL CRAFTSMEN -Wantsd first class
designer. detaiier ana tracers. sanitation Cor
T-orafi0n. 18Th and Monmouth SIS. jersey Cify.
WANTED By June Isl cook small scout boat.
Naval KeSerye III stove must have best n refer
ences Apply By letter only. giving fun partiri-
lars and Wages expected. Cap John J. Phelps
100 BroadVay New l1fk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

CAREFUL TENANT-Wauted I'll .al broom apart
fnrnt. attrsctiveiy furnished. reasonable Phone
s. Nicholas 1902. Hernandez. 7oj We, l79th st..
Apartment :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Current Price,
price year ago
Tor cash: (cents). (cents.)
Tea. Tormo-a. per lb......-. p 18l2
sugar. grauulatcd, per b.. $50 a.oo
Coffee. Rio 30. e. per lb.... loa ss
Cottouseed oil. per lh..--... 1870 lO.oo
Coffee Futures. The coffee market was less
active yesterday and an carly bulge was fol-
lowed By reactions. with last prices showing
net declines Of TO 5 points. Sales we're re-
ported OF 1880 bags.
Yesterdays A year
,,a COn''A''' ... s.239s.25 so39a.o4
INK, - s.3568.37 s.t48s.15
Sen+erber ... s.48d8.49 S24a 8.25
December ........... $3.50 5.65 s.35 1886
Sugar Futures.-After opening irregular
yesterday. l point lower to ? points higher
trading in futures became active and free
offerings by Cuban interests started real
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
Man OF EDUCATION viii consider proposition
where inc0uupibe honesty. executive ability az
A pleasing pe-s0salify ar. valued Exceptions
reason for change 4 BOX 5o care TIE Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18
Orchard and Field

Yesterday. 4 year ago.
Beam. marrow. 1916.
choice. 100 %. si4.5Od 1900 $3.50 -
Peas scotch. 1916.
choice 100 lb....t075d $500 -
Potatocs. J.. l.. bag 5000 $3.50 -
ArrIe. fancy. Lbl. 3OOd 80 2.OoG4.5o
Crs,.fr,ii, ma. .box 3.5Oq 500 t2563.oO
Orange fla. box. 35Oa $50 30oa $50
Hay and Straw
Yesterday. a year ago
tPc- toni Per toni
Timothy, No. /.
large bales . S22 Oo0 S27ocu -
NJ clover ruxd fe.OO4f7.OO 2O.50a "a so
Ryo straw. No. ;2.OOa I4.5odt5.O0
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
FRENCH UTTER thirty wishes position: bach
e'or. small famib take full charge total abstain
er 500 Industrious. 30 Columbus ave
Female
A Oh AMBERMAID SEAMSTRESS Young
Ss~i. riuniD preferred four year. referencs
: Miss Hpffraye-'s Ag-ncy. 10 East I'D q. 30
floor T-epLoie ,9f- Murray HiI
COOK ,s7toh Protestant. $50. nr,t class cor
neat and economical y Mss HEmay~r's
AgrntS 10 East 81 - 81 for Telephone sea-
MURRAY I'M
COOK and WAITRESS Excellent Finnish girls.
together. both we'll recommended and highly
competent Lehus AE~ncy. = East l2jh 81.
Telephone Harlem 55lj
HOt'STAyORkER etI-e-tenced cool cook and wait
rcss no lauudry SIS $40. city family X. Ms,
HofmAyer's Agercy. 10 EAs; i3d s.. 81 1oor. Teie-
phone ssii Murray HI
INFANTS NURSE Trained baby's nurse: two
year. reference n Miss Hpimayefs Agenc.
10 East i3d =. 7d hoor TeieIhoae s9f Murray
Hill
LAINDREss First class North Of Ireland
eelleni references. Sages. $40 ci,y. country.
Miss shaushneys ArenO. II " i2f Phone rs
Vanderbilt
WAITRESS Or PARIORNfAD -rEo Years refer
encp So. $40 G Mss Ho'mNers AgenrJ IN
last asa ST.. Sd noor- Telephone sei7 Murr-y HILL
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rREEpnRr MATTRFRnNT

FREEpORr MATEHF RONT
bungalows and Houses. s. 500 W. also building
plots on Randall Bay and Woodceft Bay: low
prices: easy terms Send Tor particulars
JOHN J. RANDALL CO. 1905 1907 Marbridss
Building Broadway and 3ith St. Y. c
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST RANkBOoks.

lost rssshpk 40 go osf = The Franklin say
ngs Ealf issuri fa cfusrps'ira lSg.isno fir
trust fir y. arrffaf Payment srolgci Please rc
tl-. io hank tfs Iishu ave- NeS iprk Civ Al
rrr,os., sIo cauuoacl uot to purchase rcgrtisie
tie same
LOST -Passbook No 2Ss 2is - the Franklin Saw
ines BAnt issucd 20 Sophia Goldman. F&yuer I
NnfF~d Please rc'urn fo bark as Eghth
Nea York Ciy An f~r1rs ~ cau'ioled not f1
purchase nego.isie The same
LOST -Baak,ook SO loos go q Bank ~ "a,
iugs go toIrh N~N lrTk IAruenf
sJagEed T1-ass frsurn book 70 oAnk
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
SMALL PLEASURE
CRAFT TAXED

I--.--- ,.l,--- 1000 ,|,rr-. ~,
Wv H. VI 'D,''. ~ .,t|,.,.-a - rn..
....a 49, =, rI,.Ior IL. ,aI,ed
unon +, IA, w. tax I. tie so,c-u-
mont The Customs officials lave
been notified 10 measure al > -. ,?ait
n the Hawaiian islands N"n:"anN-
generals. viii no. ~" a.(''. ed - ms
new taN AZ i = "e5d t1'> ar "-"d tor
business I""I"s"~. aj'h"4sa those
ov ned i:urrlt :or p!raS',!c ':~"S "lA It"
SUI ect"d - til" ta> the sam" as
!ac&t. hri"n<. all vessels "ul"H nav
not been registered Attn t.'E '1~,o'N 5
force are subjected to the taA.
After the measurements g.. these
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
CUBAN CENIRALS
START GRINDING
BY czGRNlkow-RroN0A co..

NEW YORK. Dec. AS has been
the case for many weeks past. the raw
sugar market has r,iled very inactive
during the period under review. The
few transactions recorded aggregate
about So tons Cuhas, $500 tons
Porto RlroS. @>"p tons Philippines and
small Quantit. OF Surinams, The
Cubas were taken az 5,70C. c. t.. which
represents d deCli<4 of .I6C per pound
from the previous price. thereby re-
ducinz the spot quotation to 6,72C,
basis o. This lower figure. how.
eve-. = no longer obtainable, il beng
The intention OF the international SD
gar committee not 10 pay more than
the recently established Level for new
crop Cuhas OF 1850 c. I. New York.
with a guaranteed freight OF soc Per
100 pounds from Northside ports. for
whatever parcels may be purchased
for shipment from now on. thus bring.
iny the present duty paid value Of raw
sugars in this market down further
soc per pound to 500. basis 96'.
The Porto Ricos disposed of COM
prised new crop sugars for December
shipment, the price OF which Is to he
fixed upon later The Philippine su.
gar involved In this weeks reported
business is all in transit the largest
portion Of the quantity being Ger,
tritugals for which a New York re-
fined paid $500, basis 96', on 2Ith ult,,
and the remainder Muscovados which
the same buyer obtained on 3rd inst.
at $50, basis S.. 1t was of interest
to learn Of the decision that transac.
lions in Philippine sugars may be nc
gotiated direct between sellers and
refiners, without the intermediary Of
the international sugar committee.
The form Of contract is now beinG
drawn up covering details of the terms
and conditions to govern the interna'
tional sugar committees purchase OF
Cuban sugars of the crop 1917-1S for
shipment to United States and Europe.
Several additional Centrals have
started grinding during the week, the
total number now in operation being
cabed us today as 81.
In order to facilitate the disposal OF
sugars tFat will be shipped from Cu'a
during the current month the interna-
tional sugar cor~nittee today issued
the following announcement:
"Offers are invited of Cuba sugar
for clearance from the last Cuban port
during December, 1917, at 4.90c, cost
and freight, basis 90 and Of Porto
Ricos in same position at $500, cost
freight and insurance, basis So"
The gratifying announcement was
recently made by the United States
food administration that, instead OF
the quantity being 10000 tons, as pre-.
viously reported, there will be $4,000
tons of Russian" sugar available fol
distribution by the American refiners'
committee to the trade from store
here. This aIpreciable and welcome
increase is explained as due to the
release by France Of about 5000 tons
originally intended for prompt expor-
tation to that country, it having since
been arranged to replace same by
shipment of an equal quantity during
the month Of January, when the sup
plies will be more abundant
The receiDts for the week at the
three Atlantic ports were 1858 tons,
compared with 43.716 tons last year
and 19,949 tons in 1915.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
WAIALUA JUMPS,
OLAA DECLINES

O!aa recedeG this morning on tie
Honc.uIu Stock 4 Bond EAChaEge 90
ING from tho g. marc down 10 $t->7
- at which figure 81 shares y ere
sod. on the hoard WaiaNa spr.nC a
,.rIrisr aGi proved 70 he in demand.
tie price rising from $22 3. 10 $23 bid.
t"t a. there were 10 OFFERINGS 10
Sa,eS we're recorded Between boards
49,. shares OF Eva sold a: '.ie t.rm
i.TjCc q $2N25 and ) Haiku and =
Paia SD at 81" Haiku 2: 80 last
sal" brought So and PaIa brought
$50
In The unlisted secn~itics g" Ma
dora sold ~ 81 cents il H. session
and p" sod az the same figure he
tween boards Engo!s had a call ho
for" the board H55 shares bringing 81
WhilR 1895 Montana BINGHAM sold a.
the fair price OF g. cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
CHANGE MEETING DATE

. Decision to change the meet (
ing date OF the harbOr board (
. from Thursdays to Tuesdays
was reached by that body yes (
terday afternoon. The new sChed- 4
ule is to go into effect at the be-
. ginning of the new year.
y y y + y 4 y y y 4 y y y y y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

W. J. Robinson. attorney at law, an.
nounces that he will resume the gen.
eral practise of law after Jan. /, 1918.
Offices, 31S Kauikeolani building.
King street, Honolulu. 6979-1t
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.SNILEFOR HEALTH
. SAYS BEN BRUINS

"Cheerfulness is the first station on
the royal roa to success in business
life or social affairs" said Ben Bruins,
the B. B. c. Man, at his headquarters,
Kekaulike and King streets, opp. the
fishmarket. He has stirred storm OF
comment by his unusual theories in
health matters. He believes most
chronic ill-health is caused by nothing
but stomach trouble. He crisply ex'
pounded his opinion as follows:
Happiness is the birthright and
duty of every man and woman. Not
only does it pay greater dividends than
any other investment, but it is abso.
lutely necessary in our dealings with
other people. We must smile to re-
tain the respect of the world and to
win new friends. We must take hard
knocks with a laugh in order to con.
quer them. We must meet the pretty
vexations of social affairs and domes-
tic life with good humor. or we are
defaulting in the debt we owe our
Creator.
Health hinges directly on our men
tai attitude. Bad ter"ner, wrong
thoughts, jealousy, envy or too much
self-pity result in disordered liver, bad
blood, headaches and nervous irrita-
bility. We become soured toward the
world, face it with a glum gaze-and
the world, in the persons of our friends
and associates, is sure to return the
sour looks. ugly glare for ugly glare
with little added venom.
'1n just the same degree this rule
works both ways. If our physical bod
les get out of order, mental reaction
is sure to follow. Overeating and too
little outdoor exercise is the curse Of
our modern civiliationz. We stuff our
bodies with all the food we can eat,
with no regard to the demands to be
met in the physical system. The man
who works indoors all day, and the
tight-corseted woman whose principal
task is household or social affairs,
think they must eat as much as the
day laborer
when the stomach is overloaded
the digestive machinery gets clogged
and won't work. and all kinds Of dis
eases follow. A bad liver means a bad
temper. A brace of balky kidneys
means gloomy outlook on everything.
Impure blood causes headaches,
wrecks our mental poise and peace Of
mind, and makes us hate our neighbor
Chronic constipation often causes
chronic rheumatism, and that means
chronic Crouch
Thousands of Honolulu people are
half sick all the time. droopy, tired
and feel all worn out In 95 cases
out Of 100 this is caused by stomach
trouble. l know this, because hun
dreds of persons have come to talk
with me since have been meeting the
people here. My B. B. c. medicine has
been extraordinary successful in prac.
tically every case, because it is ma.
lures way Of curing disease"
Take the case Of Mrs. Olivera OF
South street, and scores of others who
have been using B. B. c. since my last
campaign and they are all loud in their
praise of 1t as wonderful medicine
am at my place, corner Kekaulike
and King streets. every day to explain
the use Of B. B. c. Mornings 9 to y;
afternoons ? to 5. AS for the B. B. c.
Man.
All Druggists and Plantation Stores
sell the B. B. C. Medicine.-Ady.
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