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.TXVli S : u' :" Wagner's Sidewalk 3 cfTer of assistance, Address : tion .in Kurope. v. Here he firsts sees :i ririkhem lledicine Co., (conj.) Lynn, U:.: - ry roman. ouzh t to have T 3o!r. It is not a book for distribution, as it is too Ire. "It is frco and only - r.3 by mall. , Vi rite icr V T ' ... 4 ' . . . .. ..!- - - ' ' . -- i : i :" ;. i ' :'''.' Petty Annesley ( Lolita Robertson and falls In love 'with her. He returns en the same boat but fails, to meet the girL Upcn reaching home he decides to play a Joke upon his sister. Shav- - Ing off bis beard he changes places with the family coachman at an elabt standing In his up Miss Annesley and a friend, gives 4,-- .; TTT9-- ! ' HONOLULU STAE-BULLETI- N, ' MONDAY, TEBRUARY i l9Io.: 5 here from t. ': V '.' 'J f-u- directions alt ages, and; gfvwn-up- s are printed on each-bottl- e. ?:,MrP-MT- iHii :.. Beware of; jcounterteit Bg syrups. Ask; your druggist for a 50-ce- nt bottle of "California, Syrupt. of .Jrtgs. then look carefully and see that if is made by . the, ;"Calrfornia Fig , Syrup Company." ;- We make no smaller site. - Hand back with contempt any other " bg syrup. --advertisement. -- : : ; ; orate reception. - Through a misunder call-humb- er he picks 1 VArchbishop Irrland of-S- L Paul will be created cardinal at. the next con- sistory, the date of which has not been flxed. - VO L lie Kba Hat 2C TONIGHT'S BAND PROGRAM. Beginning at 7:30 o'clock the Royal Hawaiian -- band; win give a moonlight concert this- - evening" in Emma square. The program.. will be as follows: March Guiding- - Star StrebUzky Overture Unrest Storck Intermezzo Elua Maka UliUli . . Heins Selection Nabucco Verdi Vocal-Hawaii- an Songs. A r. by Berger mmtmm w i Sulkies Racks; pieces in Circassian Walnut detain nanav 10 anv id i ) o wo on evervu::: : iSiOiie I V.' '. ' msm '.'. I f)r A, 1 - - f ; ;;.Tn and Ex-;- y Cr:t in :!r.i'on the Box," presented 1 ; !ar theater Saturday mat--' -- (. . : snd to be repeated .3 f-.T- frcrn any form of -- 3 invited to communicate promptly with tha J vr o m a n 's private the Ly-- Icine Co., Lynn, Uass. - Your letter vrill ba epened, read ., arid answered by a , . woman and held in r..".-:n- ?e. A woman can freely ; her rrivata iilness to a woman ; 3 been eU-tas;ic- J- V-L- I I 1 -l 1 VJ AT.nnnni na ;:ZAiELtS FILLED 7ITi Company Ccmcdy a connaentiai nicr.ee which has extended over tnd which has never been L lcvcr have they published a cnial cr used a letter without tho i Company allowed these letters to cet out of their posas jthe hundreds 'cf thousand j A ia their !es will atl est.;' , 'J. c f the vast volume of experience t'..ey b ave to draw from, It is more ; zzilYs that thejr possess fit vefy4 --a r oedi in your tase,Y Noth-- Of-C":.- tonight and tomorrovr nlgTit witM dai ly matinees, was heralded as a "mili rct tary, rc'jnance.'I It ,was said tobe Coming "more thrUling than . the v plan r and more attractive than the novel". It is cf that and then some. "The Man on the Box" is undoubtedly the comedy.correspondence - offering of Blair's Greater Phota Hays, during the very successful run of those photo plays in Honolulu. It draws more laughs than any other picture that has- - been shown in the Popular theater since that house became the exponent of ' big live features. ' . t ' ' . The . opportunities throughout the offering for good toiedy work fare innumerable and ilax Figman gets as much out of the silent drama tt he did while starring in the on the legitimate stage. And' it might be stated in passing that Figman "knows how" and keeps his audiences In a continuous uproar. Sterling acting, not only on the part of Figman but also of the balance cf the cast Is essential to put over the laughs in the films, where the effect of the dialogue is entirely lacking. The --Lasky aggregation Is. most successful in this re spect.' " -- v . ; r j.' .,ln addition to the comedy feature there are a number of spectacular scenes", consisting of an exciting cavalry charge over the brow of a steep bill, a desperate battle with redskins at a stockade gate and an attack on a settler's wagon train by bloodthirsty savages.'all of which arejexcellently portrayed, , ;' ; ' A novel method of flashing the cast cf characters on the screen warrants a tribute to the ingenuity of pro-ducin- g the staff. - A-- coach drives up 'and stops . against the curbstone : and as each player descends through the open door a footman announces the player's .name through ,a" megaphoned As the name is spoken,; white letters, ccusplcuou8 against the contrasting black ' background of the vehicle; - from the large end of the horn juotil tbename in spelled in full. w "Figman jk cast 'as iieut Bob "ai tiiea in recum ewrjwr, j wealthy adveuturet who wiN ..a wtu Miivv j---r -- - i oesses aaveniure ia uaiimiieu ,meas-- them a thrilling diiveJthrough Jthe de serted, streets which ends only when mcuhted p6Uce . interfered Thinking his .sister JNancy; to, be his fare" be jumpV.fI7.e-'bokv'andrksse8,0-th- e first oung lady to alight Trom the carriage: The-- ' young all best play Issue ' lady is Betty, and, .the coachman is arrested.' ; War-burto- n, who hasassumed a new name for. his coachman's role,; is .fined but Betty pays the "ffne and mploya'hiin a coachman.,- - - " !: ;r V : '' J;'---A ; Betty -- and vBob'i ' sister' Nancy are chums-and- : the complications that, follow Bob's acceptance of the s coachman's job provide thV unstinted com edy; that Is the hit of;th show. - ; : A serious side In introdu'ced through the efforts of a foreign secret service man to obtain from Betty's father the plans; of certain ,U, S.' fortiflcatIons? Of course Bob thwarts the scheme. Is compelled ; todisclose hia 5 identity: which already has been fathomed by Betty and Bob and Betty tell; each otter of their love, v ; ( - k ; : "One oi the best ver" is about the way to explain The. Man on the Box." It is a guaranteed laugh-gette- ! r Many interesting scenes, at home and abroad.' are shown .' In the Pathe Weekly, which is used as the "curtain raiser? for the performance this half of the-week:- "-- - , ..''; - Elaborate plans ror the reception of the Shanley Cabaret, which opens next Saturday,' are being made by Messrs, Blair and Bredhoff. ; ; A HAPRY CHILD IN ! J UST A FEW HOURS IThea cross constipated or If feverish give CaUornla Sjrnp ef Flga. . then, dent werry Mothers can rest, alter giving "Cal ifornia Syrup of Figs,", because In a few? hours: all the clogged-u- p ; waste. a ur bile .and fermenting food gently moves out of the bowels, and yon have a well, playful child again: Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, and they become tightly packed, liver gets slug gish and stomach disordered. When cross, feverish restless, see if tonguo is coated,, then give this delicious "fruit laxative Children love it. ani It5 cannot case injury. : No ;dlf-ierencelwalls , your ; v.9 1 1 II I II little oneWf full of cold, or a sore throat, diarrhoea, stomach ache, bad breath, remember, a gentle 'inside cleansing"- - should always be the first; treatment given. for babies; children, of I. 9 llftul I l.ll. Ill.lilllll I 17 111 .11".- -; ' ; ; ;When benr office' receipts v increase each succeeding night at a theater it is . the best Indication' In' the world that 'the-- show:'Ii pleasing io the pat? rona j and Jthat' whehthey leave --the playhouse tbe yboost for the "show. This is what is ? happening , at the Bijou theaters which is presenting a high-clas- s vaudeville and ' moving picture program this week. The two big vaudeville "acts are of ' Orph eum caliber. The Aerial Bartletts, in their ; lofty flying trapeze act: fairly, bold the spectators awestricken from the time they climb into the slender-lookin-g rigging until' the climax when Annetta Bart-le- tt suddenly . is sent! flying out over the heads of the audience .in .two great swings," whlch make..;xhose beneath duck theif heads. v 't; ' The action Is so fst that at times It Is bewildering to'tollow, the movements of the two performers. There Tonight and tomorrow night will be the to see Protea" and thev second 'episode of "the Million Dollar Mystery" at Ye Liberty theater. This combination of highgrade moving pictures has proven popular with Ye Liberty patrons and the attendance has followed a close second.-t- Annette Kellermanu's record break--; ing Tun. ; At' the conclusion, ofJthe. five main amazed and puzzled at the light ning-costume changes and Impersona tions .by Protea, ? for --whom the ; play was written and frho is the greatest costume change raf tis4. and impersonator in American amd European vaude- - ville. : The second episode of! "The, Million Dollar Mystery" also takes a ! 10.DM LARGE CR8VDS TO HOUSE are' no . rest periods and no mopping of brows with kerchies for effect as to the strenuousness of ,thephiaieal ex ertlons. 'The . Bartletts user no iiiiilv firm: grip on the spectators and it iss certain that; this; great serial story will be followed with delight by- - Ye Liberty patrons. ;.: , ? A --rietsor other safety devices-an- d yet theV toss and swing themselves about high in the ; air - without seeming thought of danger. Their apparatus Is suspended from the ceiling-o- f the theater di- " rectly in front of ; the stageVf ' '; '', " Gruet & Gruet are- - blackface comedians extraordinary. One starts laughing the minute they step on the stage and does net stop until they' dance pff. They are both clever musicians and around " this accomplishment ' weave a line of talk and jokes that are a continual scream.' . Y i 'V; '.i ; Bernstein, a clever manipulator vof the "bones," and five reels of selected moving" pictures round out the? bilL This program will be given several ' more nights. '.A ': vALTIIMl WATCH 1 1 L L L U I v I Nil 1 1 1 1 1 L I Ul l UHIUUL 1 Interest ia very" rapidly growing In that offer of Wichman & Co. to give a $100 Waltham watch to the owner of the oldest watch of that make In the territory. More than . 100 numbers have been sent in by letter, postcard or brought in personally. . v ; ; In fact, Saturday at mailtime it was hard to buy" anything at Wichman's because of the influx of letters and people all. with tlie one Idea to re cord numbers or movements. ' Someone la: going to win a ', )r WASHINGTON SOCIETY f , 8pcUt"8tar-Buneti- n Correspondence " WASHINGTON, D, CV Jan." 1Z r--4 Rear" Admiral; and! Mrs.iJ.' beauty of :a watch, and . naturally everyone , who owns a watch of that make is inter ested, . A ' . 4 The conditions of, the offer are very simple; the $100 present goes to, the owner of the oldest Waltham In .the territory; watch must have been here before Jam 25th; tell something about the history of the watch. ' .. ; ; Many ; varied and Interesting incidents are related as to the history of their watches by those who are Bend- ' ing In the movement numbers. . ' . 1X5 Adams entertained at dinner last evening the Secretary of War "and Mrs. Garrison, Genr and lrs.; Albert Mills.CDt' and ; Mrs.1 R. M.x Thompson, Capt;and .Mrs. i Eyerie, suraeon-gen- . tnue, Mrs, juiian ' James,TMiss Thiele and "Dr. Bispham. ; ; Mrs. W. . McCarty; Little announced yesterday rat. her home In 'Newport, R. L,' the engagement of her daugh-- I ter,; .Miss Alice McCarty Little of ; Newport to James Lounsbery, son of Mrs. Edward L. Morse of Stockbridge, Mass., a cousin of Richard Lounsbery i of New - Dorothy 'Mason,' debutante ; of Admiral Mason,: both of 'this city,' will be entertained as the housa guests this week. of Rev.4ac4 Mrs. Carenca W. r Bisphaair .In ..PhiladelpLla. " They V wlll attend the tea to be given Thurs-- BIs-pha- m day afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. ' for their daughter's debut ? York and relative of Mrs. ' James R Harfn.nf 'Nw Ynrk. Mia t , 3fr , -- ' . " J - r J'lThe Secretary of War and Mrs. Gar-- ; . rison entertained at dinner last night the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Houston, Mr. Justice and Mrs. Lamar,-- - Miss. Boardman, Miss Thiele of New Yorkrwho is a house guest of Secre-tar- y and Mrs. Garrison; Mr. and Mrs, WUUam . Phniipsr Mr. and Mrs. Presi , ton Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter and Mr. Wirgman. J. : ; J Maj. 'and; Mrs. George' B. Duncan, t TJttiA u ftfetftr nf ifr. Rprfnftia Nnr. Seventeenth street ; northwest . have ! man, Capt. Louis M. Little, command-- 1 " their .guests for a few diys Mrs,-tinthe marine guard at the American George A .Young and Miss Polly i legation in Peking, and of Julian Lit--? Young of ancouver --Barracks.- a Cel. tie Of New York. - - V Cung wiu mu ior me cuasi Bemuse of the seriousillnss: steamship Great Northern. fathe-r- Capt W. McCarty Little, a ;-member of the Naval War College' ' ' ' ' ' J1. - . . , ' staff, the wedding- - af-'Mr- s. will be a cuiet Jlobley.D, Evans, who Is visiU fair. No time has beeri 'set: 2 f . !1ag her son and daughter-in-law- daughter , LlauL 1 Commander and - Mrs, Franck Taylor Miss Ruth Wilson, debutante daugh- - Evans, at Newport, R.' U will spend ter of Capt, and Mrs. Wilson, and Miss part of the winter in this city. :tA ;f! GffM. A 53 A A: .. , PlatMarked At Home and Reception - "CARDS- Eaton, Crine and if --Pike' A: ft A Co's '" me, ,1 LA. A Ned I'm dreadfully worried about my debts. : Jack It" must be vefy annoying ' to . be-- , continjually.vd.unned. Ned Ob, hang, the duns! What worries me . is the fact that I can't get any more creditKansas City Journal. V Selection Dollar Princess ...... Fall Waltz Aeroplane Dip" Pryor M arch Afifi ?, . . .. . : . . Pryor The Star Spangled Banner. vt!. laeesiia . V :.' (' -i ! Iiiiil. n FOR RENT iQWA Three-bedroo-m furnished bouse, Kalmukl, renui Hl0 ' Biphop Trust; Co.9 Ltd :J ' v - per mont & "' '1 1 f
IP---- ; Heroic .V I i III 1 HONOLULU STAB --BULLETIN; fOXDAY; FEBKUARX? 1 , 101 5. Tin:.. one of tie Marvels of ie Big II i Statues of Striking Character Wondentilf6tnfbMhe sons, Stud Tower of Jewels, 435 Feet mm Mi M With the Beautiful Fountain of Cer v r : v JAW - - i a f jr - n . . J ; . Vc 31. TIliij435"foot Tower of Jewell of tbe rnami-rclfl- c International Expotltlon, feanJ- - Frandco. Jtudded with A Iieroic iculptnre. In the accompanying picture are $ooj the OCTtes done John jrunaoo. The type 'the left the ,AdTentuer, and on the right ls,lthe -- r b on U Philosopher." The photograph wars taken Just before theie Xsurea were drawn into place. : 's ' ' Ham id iBacbii r are piild, sweet, tendercarefully selected unifonhly cured 'and per--V fectly smoked over, hardwood fires.' ; "U. S. Inspected and JPasccd mm Prices Reasonable Zlzj CL, text to Touf inis. STAR-BULLETI-N COUPON - ' t ( overs lltT4 VWephonas 1ITI EUROPE to th84 Star-Bulleti- n 'and receive, ! the newjand cp-tdda- te map of Europe, vy .v ; f5mLE175 GENTS PER BJTII - : T'- x " t t '..V CONGRESS AS SEE SENATORIAL COURTESY. ' At times the time-honore- d senatorial courtesy becomes in the heat of debate somewhat, strained; :,A.n Inter- ,? Smith of South Carollna-I- f senator, the from ImmigraUon may 1 North Carolina Is going s the bill, shall be Very glad -- to hear him. : ' v r:' Mr. Overman 1 want say t am- - in .favor of the ImmigraUon bill, and --do "hot desire in presenUng'UiIs report delar It; but there cn is ah 'ot $2,500,000 a provision contained in the deficiency bill combat the ravages of the footind-nlcut- vMr. I to that to In urgent to h disease.; For. the. adopUon cf item, ine, people, of ;thla country are clamoring,,,. All I ask . ia that the bIU be received ,so that It may be printed, so that theenate exam- for consideration when we get through ' with Ue immigration bill? .; ' ' 7 .Mr. SmiUi.of SouUx: Carollna-M- r. President we ourselves are suffering terribly here with the mouth disease" and; I. must" object unless ' an .appro-- This many striking tf-ta- la one of. the s at the Panama; Pacific Exposition, which opens at San Francisco on. Feb. 20. The Tower of Jewels is seen dim. ly In the distance. mm inn prlatlon Js made to cure that disease In this bedy. (Laughter.) I object; MrJ Otermantr-Mr- : .President I fear somjething the' matter with 1th e esting example Is afforded by the Record of December list : Perhaps the lllustraticn is more - interesting be cause the illustrative' colloquy . occurred between a senator from North Carolina"1 and a heads some and perhaps ought have a approprla-- ' tion that account' "THE; SANDWICH ISLANDS." y senator from . South Congressmen may: know Carolina. Whether, At Its conclusion : 'mar have fhim' nAMls the prtattoitibiU given immigration cc-uld- i course, under liberal ' senators t'reeotted to one cf ths 'rrtrvi 'mfiftv efniVXl'nt? 'mov have cloaX. rooms and quoted the historical ' reai our history; may be our' best contersatlon which, occurred between j mends. Just the same, some of them the go vernors 1 their respective bften" forget the proper des-states method of many --years ago ''K'X not noted In jignatuig us.' In the Congressional December a apeech SenatCr Smith cf South Carbllna, ! delltered by .Senator Weeks ' of 'Mas-charg- e of r ImmigraUon ; bUI, u ob- - j sachusetts, whlcli rls a "careful; review jected - strenuously; the request, of J of the military sltuatiqn. of.' fheUnit-Senato- r Overman of v North Carolina ed?States.r The tdistlnAifsfced enit: . ranort ureentdrieripv:aiinra7ftrtf.'-An- a ..ffi- - mifefatiatvJmSrS liners j Aclalmlhgthat; Consent ' to such' presentation would; de lay the passage, of the but - On Smith's objection the . report of not Toe presehted,: but the-- there to little cn of wail is ot liatfpnf In the to to leagues speak him such apparently careful armyr and naval rules of the senate, Senator Overman discussed his . ap-- ; is of senators, we - ' 1. inucn Ha- - ituiAl of Re tha of as has made ?a study; of affairs.' VHis ; discus-eion-fwi- ll go :down as classic 'Just the same, the senator speaks of us as the 'Sandwich Islands." Here' la proprlatlon 1)111 while the- - Immigration' paragraphr from the speed! in' qtes-bill was ' under consideration. Here tlon: :' "Thegarison of the Sandwich Is the debate:. :'.v-r.- - w.-V- i Islands is eight, thousand and;proh- - ;;Mr. Ovennani desire to ask unan- - ably- - should; be to. twenty Imcus consent to report the urgent thousand In order to provide a naval deficiency appfopriation : to secure a Mrborand. .; Mr.Smith South Carolina I ob-- coaling .staUonifor? our-etvi- increased of .the i i j This may be all right aid may . The' presWent pro ' be tempore--Obje"-c. i 1 intelligent reference, Hawaii. If Air. - to Overman The whole country produces the twelve Vthousand ex-I- s, 14 ticn' isv made. v an : interested Inthis question. rj ; . men we r may . forgive : Senator Mr. Smith South Carolina I oV 1 Weeks for. overlooking the fact that : : - V - v , . , are - Territory, . and v of we in this en-- 1 he president -- pro . tempore-Th- e HlMened age no Jonger: known aa the ject. ' - senator from Scutn CaroUna has obV"Sa?dwIch Islands- - -- jected. i',:', : ' u- -' -- ,': '.;." r. t ... I r--'- "'., , . . ! CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. ,r r Mr, OvermanAThe --I wlil discuss the immigraUcn biU a little. - 1 the Congressional, Record ; one The president - pro i tempore-Th-e secure information, sometimea sub-nize- d. Hoor. iiXililt " vV1. speech which covered is5 age8VPt Mr.vSmithj of; South' 'clinM11!''?11?' Afn' not' the chair recogniiethe senator strated, certainly to-hi- s owa South Carolina' tion and perhaps to the satisfaction j .The v president .pro tempore-T-he ' senator irom North rr.-""."- CaroUna has ' the "."r ' floor; the senator from South Carolina' S0" JS may - be .cured by Christian - Letters are-- insert-por- objected to ,hls presentaUoh t ofa ' at thia time and, tne: strongly senator of Patent I ! from North rr u medicine advertisements, and Metho- - steamer Isthmian in convoying her to Immhrratlon hm j from a rock V I sen-rth- e ' Wl?m. dlscusa'the dist experience meetings. This. fSan Diego after she struck on Mr. Overman want cL one of letters inserted by the. coast of Lower California, ' . . thing about the immigration bill" "1 ator bis lengthy speech, has a fa-M-r. . Smith South Carolina--As mHJat 8wing,4to u - of - v ' socn as, I conclnde badqulte become a. chronic point 1 vasahouttoinakitwUlyiel to the senator from North Carolina means for relief, tried as a last 1 : Mr. Overman-W- : ho has the "sort Christian Science,-- I as it prom-iTh- e floor?. president "pro ' : temDore Tii .' " senator from North Carolina Is recbg: T nized. ".v "v . : I ine It, and ' that it may be .brought up .y "' y '.1 --Adv. . 1 N.-.V .y.' i 1 j! x v 4. VI II v ' - - .:,-VI- V kHE accompanylnj picture shows a part of the Coort of the Four Seasons of the Panama-PaclS- c InteTfiitlczalXx- - . position, San Francisco, with the. Fountain? of Ceres," by.Erelyn Beatrice Longman, In the foreground. Thsgrttt 3 - - display of the nations will open on scheduled time, Feb. 20. The European war wlU not aJTect the Eipcsltioa j i ' ::S v- 'fr'zV'- :: ---4' ;'';----;-r: , y',-- -, ' : ,, . at all, and It will bea huge success.-- ' ised relief. I started a treatment and a short time I: was completiel) healed of: this trouble,-s- o that I became strong, well and useful" 5 , The SUr-Bullet- ln has no doub that copies cf the speech will be gladly forwarded by Senator Works to any one who may care address him at Washington, fD, C. : in to ' v.' :s-- .1 v i Fdbraaiyil2th - Come In toour store and took over , our big stock' or, valentines; some are , too dainty to put in our window .for display; and then the comic ones and A online awfurunes-bu- t they 'do sell hike hot cakes:-iWal- l NIchr'-Co- ; Ltd., leaders in all holiday attractions; . - - r . frDlGtSTION, GA OR ; SICK; SOUR STOMACH Time It! Tape's- Dlapepsln.'makes S yotnr vpsct bloated stomach feel A-- fine. In; Ore .minutes ' ., 'i'v'.y : -; ::zix:' 'RalIy ."doca.'puf ;bad stomachs Jn f order "really does- - overcome lndl-gesUo- n, dyspepsia gas, heartburn and sourness in five minutes that Just Uiat makes Pape's JDIapepsin the largest-sellin- g stomach regulator In Uj world, i. If what no eat ferments ; Into : stubborn ; lumps you - belch gas rnd eructate sour; undigested food and add; head Is dizzy and aches; breath foul; tongue coated; your insldes filled with bile and Indigestible waste, re--' member the moment "Pape's Dlapepsin" comes in contact with ,the stomach all such distress r vanishes. C It's truly - astonishing :L almost marvelous, and the Joy Is Its harmlessness A large fifty-cen- t cat e of Pape a Dia-peps-in will give you a htndred dollars-wortof satisfaction or your druggist senator from North Carolina la recog reliable, sememes jnoV a any ' , .. ? .. ject. - Bellevereto Christian ."Sctence Mr. Overinan-- -I wish to say that 1 1 can sectin : sound-hav- e a8ttrailce ,9' the been trying to perform - -- hands you your money back. ' , Irs worth Us weight in gold men and women who can't get their stom- - , 1 - I ness the doctrine which , of In they achs ; regulated. It belongs In r Mr. Smith of South Carolina flsi 'aith by a perusal of tkeRecort, the senator frdm--' North, Carolina the of 191.' SenatorAVorks of noon viCalifonlIa' a 3?6 firm believer in Christian ; The - president pro ; tempore-T- occupied, the time the he' Science,' of senatorJromr senate on January 5th and ,6th for a - f always be kept handy ; in case of a sick, sour, upset stomach , during the day - or night i -- It's the quickest, - surest and ' most harmless ' to stomach jfloctor in the world.--advc- r- v'- Usement' :.i ,v' ? :''.-'V- - ;V, '.''mm .?'ri - 'I Secretary Daniels haa received i letter from President George, S. Dear- - born of the Ha wallah Steamship Company - expressing , appreciation of the services rendered Ay the cruiser West Virginia, destroyer Perry and tug Iro- - quois - to the " Hawaiian company's By hiring a one-arm- ed cop who will; the' town of South Connells-yill- e. Pa,, forM0 "peiKmontb, the town taxpayers $20 per protect , council saves , thet month: ; ' V e- : ', r?- - r 5 ?v. -- 1 - r-- x. : .: . V' . y- 'yfiy' Includes :' ': ''..,';: I l PERFECT CLEANLINESS in every data it. ? i ;ABSOIAJfTE PURITY pf everyJngredi cut - UTiSST CARRin dispensing. T f C - 7 t ' ' yrZrt TJie-Rexal- JOps ore ipeneveniDw : . ' U f l .Store, jr- - h s f'v-y'- - ' V Fort and Hotel Sts.5.? 1' J f F 3 Phono 1207'.:.' id-pacific cAnnrjAL nr.Tus 1 Hawaii to Honolulu and Return .. ; , ; . ;J. . . . 2 C 3 r .1 ; Maul to Honolulu and Return . .V ; . - J :i . t . , . J A . .... 8.C 3 Kauai to Honolulu and Return . . A ; . . i:.; ; i . . . ' CCD Crf! Ah etra charge of One Dollar will b made for certafa dcci' f;' berths ' on 'steainers' oetitreeailauC.. Kauai and Honolulu," witii the t.;-- of the w. o.rHa;t ana Mikahaia.n v , - tf - c Tickets issued to arrive at Honolulu February 20, "131 3,".return ' .llmit as follows: c v .1- , ' i J ' , V-- -' - ''; v : ' -- i j ?. 1 1 w tint v Hawaii; ind-Maf- - 27. 13lS v & Kauai i ... ..'.;.,;. .v.;.. . ;; March 2, 1315 - Inter-Islan- d Steam Navisation Co.. Ltd. PHOIIE 2205 I2HACZ3 ijtaq o- - Pecli ; C c.,' ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND 8 QUEEN STREET. -- 2, , FIREWOOD 8ANO FOR C0NCR2TS VCnX-- s A -- AND COAL. , - , ' .. ' . - p. il li V ii IL o. E02 in We; have opened ai Oriental Gbodsland; tKev are ow on display :bG stock is most complete and ; ; r'v to prices e: reasonable a;nd it trouble show Goods. 1180-118- 4 Fort; Street, Opposite Catholic Church 4- - o, - E
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