The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1918-02-05

| The quarterly meeting of the Lihue
! Union Church will be held in the
! library rooms tomorrow "Wednesday
eveniE :.
In .ccordance with instructions
from Washington. the Territorial Food
Comm 3sion is giving notice to al!
| Baker, S. Restaurants, etc, using IL
bags o. more of -four per month to
take out licenses. Blanks may be had
for the same on application to the
Food Commission office. Honolulu.
The Honolulu Advertiser and the
Star Bulletin both copied the article.
which appeared in the Garden Island
last week concerning the new steamer
schedule offered by the Kauai business
men. The letters formulated at the
meeting will be forwarded to the var
ious business men on the island. and
later will be sent to the Inter-Island
company.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have been observing February Bird
as thrift day" and the local associa-
tion will do likewise. Thrift talks will
be given in all the Y. NJ. c. A. night
classes. Thrift builds character and
increases efficiency. National Thrift
Day posters will be hung in the Y. NJ.
c. A. rooms.
Th Advertiser contains quite a boost
tor Solomon w. Mahelona, who is an
,ounced as one of the few Hawaiians
who have become expert manipulators
If piano keys. He will act as plan
st for the theater in Waimea, it is
stated. He is a cousin of the late
Samuel Mahelona, and a nephew of
Mrs. A. s. Wilcox, of Kauai.
The real and personal property in
the Fourth Taxation district will this
ear be taxed at the rate of S1.S1 per
hundred, or $3.50 0per thousand dol
lars. The tax money so raised will
3e devoted to the following purposes
Current expenses OF the county, perma
leht Improvements, SCHOOLS, interest
nd for sinking funds on bonds allow
I'd TO county and for the assessment
nd collecting of taxes.
Senator Charles F. Chillngswortr
came down from Honolulu Frida.
light to attend to some legal matters
1t is the first time he has paid
. Kauai visit in a number Of years
' ie was very much impressed with
our good roads and general prosper
GUS appearance. Mr.. Chillingwortf
IS connected with the QUESTIONABLE
{ work of the draft board. He says
Y that very few of the japanese in BIO
e nolulu have claimed exemption, ever
. when they were entitled to il
z, Mrs. Lillian Mesick reports that {
Il very interesting meeting was held a
= lanamaulu school building on We'd
uesday, in the interest of food con
|. servation. A large number of Japan
4 ese and Filipino women were present
q md one lone man. Miss Elsie Wilcox
: gave an interesting address on th
G needs OF the hour in regard to foo,
=. conservation, Mrs. Broadbent mad
! some corn bread, and Mrs. Anton
:, NObriga made some sweet potat
~. bread. Samples were passed around
:, and the women pronounced it good
~ THAT man Silva" at Eleele, has on
n of the best things we have seen, fo
p. automoists. He has oyeralls of a pa
tern which protects ones clothes yer
,e thoroughly, so that when it become
~ necessary to get out and get under,
IN one can do so without spelling goo
p suit of clothes. No one should travt
i. without this very efficient help.
.. pair of comprehensive overalls is ia
- cheaper than an expensive suit {
clothes, and the comfort one has whe
he has pair of Silvas overalls in tn
buzz wagon" is worth the money
Adyt.
~, Charles r. Loomis, the Y. NJ. c.
n secretary for Kauai, returned la!
m week from a trip to the Y. NJ. c. i
headquarters in New York. He e
gagged the services of Laurance
Walworth, while on the Coast, wi
will arrive here next month to tai
chafge or the work among the Fl
- pinos. Mr.. Walworth has been
boring in Oakland. He is a grad
" - ate of the Kansas university, as is all
his wife.
All these Offices will be open ca,
as day from March 4th to March 9th
a elusive, from 6 o'clock in the mornil
lie. till s o'clock in the evening In reg
Up, tering, each German will be requir
ON to furnish a photograph of himself,
ITO be attached to the registration Ger
tut dcate, and finger prints of each reg
Is trant will be taken. After an ali
is5o has been registered, he will be furnis
MS. ed with an Identification card,