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You now get more labor-savin- g features with THE HOOSIER KIT-
CHEN CABINET than all the conveniences combined In most kitchen
cabinets.
Mrs. Christine Frederick's famous Food Guide answers your eternal
qoestlon, "What shall I cook for dinner?" Tbe shsXer flour sitter.
new Hoosier patent, cleans the flour It sifts; complete book
keeping aystem la provided by the Hoosier bill file and Improved want
list; an ingcnius cook book bolder keeps your book always open or
closed before you; the emergency shelf for extra canned good a provides
for unexpected gruests.
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In all, there are 40
conveniences In the
Hoosier Cahiiut.. fYet, because
of enormous sales, the
priee remains the same. You
now. can buy the Hoosier for
less than a common cupboard
cabinet, and there la no mea-
sure of the extra satisfaction
It gives you. .
The extras come In better
health, in more time, less fa-
tigue, fou save mile; of
steps and hours of time that
most 1.women.: upend ( needlessly
In their kitchens. This
saving alone haa made 700,
- 000 women buy Hoosiera.
You need one too. Get it tomorrow..
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Coyne Furniture Go., Ltd.,
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Young Building ' Bishop Street
and now you can own
Kodak Anastigmat f.8
(a kodak that practically dots Graflex work in everything!
but tpeedj end has tnoush speed for moat requirement!)- --
for just a little higher price than
a Kodak with R. R. Lens
3A Kodak, with K. Anastigmat Lens, f.8, and K, Ball Bear--1
..... .22.50
.'. ing Shutter ;. . .......... ,.. . . ... ..... (26.00 ;
No. I, ditto
Of ' 1 A . cli&to 23 PO j
Vest Pocket, ditto., ... , 10.00 ;
. Honolulu
Photo Supply Co, '
y For (10 your kodak (in the above aizet) can be made into i
a Kedak Anattlamat f.8.-,,4- . :r.
Ei";r.iEK.:fflS-BABl- E
BABY'S HEALTH SHOULD BB PROTECTED V
; by pasteurizing the milk. This consists in rapidly heating
the milk from 140 to 155 degrees Fahrenheit, holding
it at that temperature fW twenty minute's, and then' cool
ing it rapidly. ;
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For this purjwse vie have several styles of
TEURIZMRS AND STERILIZERS, hicli we Wl "
pleased to demonstrate. .
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labor-sarin- s
Hawaii to Honolulu $und Return ... . I. ,;. .......... ... ....... .. (1 5.08 :
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Kauai to Honolulu and Return.. ....... ... .....J...... v. i . . . ' 8.00
An extra charge of One Dollar will be made for certain 4eck
berths on steamers between Maui. Kauai and Honolulu with the exception
of the W. G, Hall and Mikahala, v: - ft.
Tickets issued tq arriTe at Honolulu Februarjr 20, 1915, return
aa follows: . :. ':" : V.'vi-f
Kona and Kau ............. March 2, 1915
Hawaii and Maul ; . .. '. . .......... .February 27, 1915
Kauai ... ... . ;. .... .. .. ...... March 2, 1915
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Mrs. HowarxTa Farewell Concert
In a quaint eld fashioned drawing
room, arranged in the Young hotel pavilion.
Airs. Elaa Crosa Ifoward made
her last appearance before a Honolulu
audience last night Four hundred
of Honolulu's society folk and
musicians gathered at the hotel to
hear Mrs. Howard In her piano recital.
During the two years she has
been In Honolulu she haa proven that
She Is an artist of .unusual talept
self . here, Able accompaniments to
.Mr. Gilford's selections were playea
by Mrs, L. TenneyPeck. t
, During the evening Mrs. Charles L
Hall nd Mrs. F. T. P. Waterhouse
sang a duet, the accompaniment being
played by Mrs. Howard.
This morning Mrs. Howard left for:
the mainland in the Matsonia. and
moch to the. regret of. . the man -
friends she haa made here she says
that she will makeher home in the
East Shortly after her arrival in Cal
Ifornta, aho will start on a concert
tour for which arrangements have al
ready been made.
.Some among those who were pres
ent at the recital last night were Mr.
and Mrs. Adam H. Dickey of Boston
Massachusetts; Mr. . and Mrs. Theodore.
Cooke, Mrs. Frederick J. Lowrey,
Mr. an4 Mrs. Frederick D, Iowrey,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood M. Lowrey,
Miss Florence Hoffman, Miss Thelma
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Bush
Mr. and Mrs.? Fred - Waterhouse, Mr.
and' Mrs; Charles L. IUJ1, Miss Me.
Dongai, Mr. and ; Mrs. A. a. ingaiia
Mr." and --
Mrs. vv. u: Gifford, Mr.ana
Mrs. Rudolph J. Buchly, Mr. and Mrs
Phil, Danky, .5 Miss Mary; MacDevitt,
Mr, anjj;Mts5 wD; Westervelt Mrs
'Bessie.? Abbot. Howland. Miss rCJhar
lotte Powers, Mr.. - William warren,
Miss Blanche Boper. Mr. and Airs. L.
Tenney Peck; Mr, Arthur Hough. Mr.
and Mrp. wtwrencewudd. Mrs. J, Hed
emann. M rs. Ferdinand Hedemann
Miss MJlIieent Stroop, Miss Cadwell
and Misa.,Pear.tSuthrland.
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Dunkhaae-Waike- r Nuptials.
At a. quiet wedding at the home of
i Mrs. J. S. Walker. Miss Cordelia Wat
ker and Carl S. Dunkhase were mar-
ried on Saturday afternoon, the Rev- -
erena v h. , n. rarker or w Kawaiahae
church officjatinr. The bride wore t
simple Iravejing suit of dArk blue
cictn ana a simple hat or a harmon
Izing color, . , ; '.
Only th immediate relatives of the
pride and groom were present at the
wedding. Shortly after the ceremony
Mr. 1 and Mrs. Dunkhase motored to
Tantalus, where they will spend their
honeymoon. .
, ,; During the past few weeks there
haTe.heen many dellghtfuf entertain
ments given in honor of Mrs. Dunk- -
hasa and a number of other affairs
nave been planned for her when she
returns to town. v. .
The bride ia a member of one r
the eldest and best-know- n families in
the islands.
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Mr. Dunkhase is prominent with the
firm, of H. Hackfeld & Co., having
been connected with that house for a
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Mrs. A. G. Prescott entertained at
an enjoyable baby party at her home
18 Kalmuki, on Saturday afternoon for
her little son Donald, who celebrated
his fourth ; birthday. In the drawing
room and: dining room where the
youngsters spent the afternoon quan
tities of red carnations, red hearts
and cunning little kewples were combined
in pretty - decorations. At the
long low table at which the children
were seated a huge basket filled with
carnations, caught with red tulle fastened
from the chandeliers, formed an
attractive centerpiece, and little ''red
hearts were strewn on the cover carrying
out the color scheme. Enclosed
in brightly-colore- d bon bons each
youngster ; found a little red cap.
These present were Mrs. Louis Under- -
wood and . Way, Mrs. James Guild and
EdithVrMrs." Ray Reltow. and Gibson,
Mrs. Webb and Barbara, Mra. Turner
and Philip, Mrs. Weinberg with Bernard
and Richard, Mrs. ' Hurd with
Frances and Allen, Mra. Love with
Louis . and Ambrose, Mrs. Do Frees
with Ted, Mrs. J. F. Child with Johi
Mrs. Chandler and Dorrence, Mrs.
Bnsherand Willard. Mrs. J. A. Balch
with Adean. Mrs. Brasch and Janet
Mrs. Wilson with King. Mrs. W. H.
Johnscn with Louise. Mrs. Black wjtb
Freddie and the hostess with her two
children,,. Donald and Warren. . -
Mr. and Mra. Henry Hunt
Tomkint to Return to Honolulu
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunt Tomklns
of Denver, who have been visiting in
Honolulu for the oast few weeks, left
icr uefc mainland ficme ty the Mat
sonia this morning but they , will re--J
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turn to the Islands In the near future.
ferf recently Mr. Tomkins bought a
piece or property at Waikikl where a
handscme building is to be erected for
a winter home.
Tha Tomklns are prominent in society
in Denver. Mrs., Tomklns is a
charming weman and during ber visit
in Honolulu has made many friends
who have entertained her extensively.
She is tall and dark and has the grace
and poise which makes all Texas
women so charming. While she re-
sides now in Denver her home was
formerly in the Southern state.
Nearly 50 years afo Mr. Tomkins
went to Colorado and engaged in
mining and afterwards in the mercan
tile business. Mining, however, haa
a fascination for him aad as a side
cattle kings of Colorado. - f
v Mr. and Mrs.. Tomkins have no definite
idea as to when they will return
to the . islands but In all ; probability
their friends will greet them again in
the summer. '
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Miss Marion Rodolph Ja expecting
the arrival this vweek , of . hei fiance, )
James McCandlessn. accompanied , by ,
No Buffering any
lose un-
his ; mother. Mrs. John McCandless, (
til she has
Philadelphia, en for rnomvi . f.t tw.i
in Honolulu, the V r
will for some recuper-V- , remedy, th tnedicJnaJ
the a
to islands? San Frintisco Exani
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Mr. and Mrs. Mopre are home
again after a delightful visit In Honolulu,
where .they were extensively .en
their hospitable
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of ingredient of, vhJcft are derived:
automobile which occurred and Jierba, has tot
in December. KfcCandfess and ; proved to a valua-h- er
will
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- "given
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remain months
effects
invigoratojp. of the fe
before "Journey ; organism. everywhere
the
testimony the
Pinkham'i Vegetable
Compound, ..T
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tertained friends.
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the slightest doubt
Lydia PInkham'a
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he of Mr. and MrsvjCarl j (cpnfidential) for ad-w- ho
to shortly a letter be opened,
the San Francisco News-Le- v j answered woman from form
of female troubles should hope
Lydia E. PInkham'a
frcm route their,
home where1 former
famotja
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by a woman,
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- serious
accident
"from native roota
Mrs. forty yean be most
son Istop two--- k Ionic
weeks continuing tlelr male Women
bear willing wonderful
virtue of .Lydi E.
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that E. Vegeta
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will help you,write
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home Wolff, Lynn, Masg
expect leare for visit Tice, Your will
East
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Engagement Announced
I Members of the younger aet will be
much Interested to learn of the engagement
cf MIta'Anne Buckland of
Holyoke, Massachusetts, and Jl r.
Francis Brown of Honolulu. Miss
Buckland is one of the most popular
young society women In Holyoke. It
was during the last college year that
she met Mr. Brown.
Francis Brown, the youngest son of
Mrs. nj S. Holloway, is one of the
favorites In the younger set During
his days at Punahou academy he led
his class in the school affairs. For
the last three or four years he has
attended college In the East, returning
to the Islands during the summer
. mcnths.
No definite date has been set for
the marriage, but It will probably take
place seme time during the fall.
The niche of the pavillcn where the
gave her.recital was a, setting, the mIddle when but
cf old Poland and France, and as'. ft trall iadville, he mounted his
jura, tiowara sai ai ine piano wiui btirro an( the trip over
old-fashion- ornaments of candles
the rays of an artificial moon cast a
soft. glow over the room, which was
hung with rich tapestries.
Among the selections which were
greatly enjoyed by, the aifclience was
Chopin's Sonata in B flat minor. This
piece . waa by Harold Bauer
when he last visited Honolulu, and
those who have heard both musicians
give the Sonata say that Mrs. Howard's
rendition equaled of not excelled
that of .the famous musician. V i
Mrs. Howard was ably assisted by
Mr. John Gifford. Honolulu's boy Tio-Unis-t,
Issue he prospected and succeeded. In
pianist os. there was
to
iu ma(je grades
toe steep for a holding ground for a :j
transit and for 10.000 feet of elevation.
Here he grubstaked and engaged in j
business, establishing a general store,
played
who has made a name for him-
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carrying a siock 01 miners supplies
which was afterwards enlarged so that
machinery was included in the stock.
His business prospered and where
there was v a rich strike In the
then territory that showed indication
of holding out, and where
there would be a demand for
mining supplies and machinery he
established a store and today Colorado
is dotted with Tomklns stores,
and all of them are prospering. A
few years ago Mr. Tomklns saw an
opportunity to add to his fortune by
engaging in tha cattle. business. He
bought a herd of Herefords after se--'
curing land whose area in acres is
counted by the thousands. His herd,
of Herefords now , numbers approximately.
10,000 and some of them may
be seen here in the future on Hawaii's .
C8ttle ranches.- - Practically, Mr.. Tomklns
is the successor of the Wilson r
brothers and the late John. W. Iflll.
who were for. years regarded as , the 1
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' Miss Catherine Smith of W1.124 Riverside
will leave today California,
where she will Join her sister, who
has Just from a six
visit In Honolulu. Spokane Chronicle.
WHAT $10 DID
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for this vnn
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tLPinkham in Chicago, --ani - .
pound Which Brought
Good Health. u
Tartar made from r grapes
returned months'
Baking Powder free on request, Address box
Honolulu. Hawaii.
Honolulu Is at favored in honor of Hunting-havin- g
Charlotte A Powers, a ton. Thursday afternoon at the
of experience Union
ment. within gates. is Powers going to give
Pr? Pairl for LvdtA of Chicago Musical college Uan Andersen's Little
r --V has Uught successful Abbot Howland
Wejretableuom- - results Grand Rapids going to the songs.
haa spearian evening but at
on her professional In the East she expects to on February
and New 19 she will .Drobably, a
Waahington,
Danville, Va.- -" I have onry tpent tea
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dollaraon toot medicine and I feel bo
ciscov Sacramento
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and Ios Angeles. at present this and
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Miss has had so of interest she find that
di4 when the . ence as an entertainer at both she expects to design a Hawaiian ent
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f r0r men or women. she ap-- tertlnment may , be In
suffer:
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enough for Xydia
Pinkham'e Vegetable
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turn and it to j
remedies. I pleasure teling
friends and
thn."-M- rs. Mattib Haley, 501
any at the luncheon of the College or; on the mainland. , --
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reader much and attain- - Central church social Miss
liana
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Miss Powers visited many cities the recital
tours which give
West, among them being chose mixed
York city, program.
Rochester, Fran--; Hawaiian ends, myth
are artist's study,
Powers xmuch expert- - much does
doctor cluba
was treating Today This given
don't pears Honolulu later
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bearinsr down paina .
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Liver Pilla as thev
MM have done mnch
, enjoy
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from Royal Grape Cream of
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announcing that;..
Mr. George P. Ahlborn
is now, a member v
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Emporium of ORIENTAL Goods
1180-118- 4 Fort St. opposite Catholic Church
for season ticket to thirteen pay
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