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v i bum WIGHT IX El Will be shewn at the'BIJou ' for the balance of the week, owing to the continued demand for this grpat picture and as it must be disarm--' tinued . at the Liberty, tc .. make way for MARGUERITE CLARK. ;: : s Admission .rr.'.Y;..10c, 20? Reserved Seats. .. .30c,. 60c V ; T - PHONE 3937 - - 'Ji i " Daniel Frohman Presents Marguerite Claris w c(V: A Tense Drama of Circus Life Five Acts Fdmoui FLrvrr. Th3 amo of Maters in : - Villicm Tos Presents i!:::ce 0'F!".I ' Pccrl::s Q'jct cf Ctcrmy .' - T" "r-'r: . . i'i s ' - ' it ; ' J . . i i "' Eased cn Cardou's Deathless . : 1U:d Charles Cfcplin "His :ne7 pnoI:2SIOl, XIatincs ; Daily ......... :2:15 Evening Commences . .v. .7:15 Featur? at .........V..,.8:15 v . ;2 7:40 - P. iyi; 29th Bi Chapter of the 'DIALIOITD FROM THE - te' PATHE WEEKLY The Y7qrld's IJeyrs Pic-- V " Mik x . r ' .torial : COMING SUNDAY "rjuno : IN Dnttenly" BACK TO OLD PRICES AGAIN ; .10c, 20c, 39c-- v - ' 5 . . .. Boxes Only 50c i-- . l Jjii- - extensive renovations and improvements are beimt made atur oldilocation.we will serve our patrons jtiext door . 908 Fort St. "Where Quqlity Reigns' . -- .' M r H 5 V-'f-?',- t ,' '"' 4 I I M S, mr It, fl HONOLULTT, ST-BTJLLET- Fill GALORE AT FRIDAY, The Singing Sapphires, who are acquitting themselves, with credit at th National theater this week, will make a complete change in their act to morrow night. They, together with the Molokal" Troubadours are 'supply lng a high-clas- s entertainment in connection with the .motion picture part of : the performance. ' ' The screen feature might well be called a scream feature, for Otis Har. Ian and a brilliant troupe of film act era make of "A Black Sheep" a most laughable story. Goodrich Mudd. in Tombstone, " Arizona, receiTes " word that he has fallen heir to a couple of million dollars. But there are conditions. He must lire at his defunct aunt's mansion; In .Chicago. He mut acquire culture.' He must place a wreath on his grandfather's grave. He must marry his cousin, Ada Steele, within 99 days, and if Ada turns ' him down he must marry another. If he does not fulfil the . conditions the money goes to his cousin, Percy Vere". Mudd and his friends, including a barkeeper, a sheriff, a burlesque queen, her manager and others, Jour ney to the Windy City and refuse to be daunted by ' artlstocratic surroundings. Ada Steele, played by Grace Tjarmond, aiuTPercy Vere'plot tp" get the : inheritance. , Mudd is kidnapped by two feminine' crooks and detained until the last few minutes of the ninety-nint- h day. But fortune, like thejporld, proves that it ipyes a fat man-Van- jovial Mudd jtrots puffingly to"TictgryJ at the ve'ry fbalxijpment. Otis Harlan brings to the" animated screen a pew and disfinct"style of humor, whtph (s keenly: appreciated In this ,daj: of.jmqiiptonpus "slap stick" ' ffrcp." tX ' i . . v. v. j ' ' J. Rufps VVaJUngford return to the Ifational.; Sunday nfght'ln the th3r- - teenth episode'of that' amusing' serial. This, ,Uke 'A,BIack Sheep," is . more ' man mere,, siap suck comeay,, eapa adventure carrying va breath of rejl humqr. the kind that has made thd wauipgiorp gLorjfis, wmco appear reg-- ularly iA the Cosmopolitan jagazine, Mil FOR Geraldlne Farrar appears to have the same grip on" the photo-pla- y followers that she has on those of the entire United States. Many persons are' not Content' with a single visit to the theater that is showing this gifted prima, donna in "Carmen" but must make:the secpnd.and even the third trip. ,.. - w,.v; v. : . t; At the Bijou theater,- - where popular demand has nlaced this offerlne for the balance of the present week. Fa-- y net Incidentally, it is worth a.secor visit for either the lover of 5f?n!? opera or the devotee of the 31en drama-- The eranfi: opera en"11312? will h BiirnHnprf t tha wpal" Of ma oT.fal that hn hAon 'HiaWOVered" to -- Carmen" that is not to be 8eea In opera proper... actually in a class by her6" a? an emowonai aqress. "The FmDres9 Qf Stormy Emotions' is a title faM been given to her by CaroiAae 'Lowery of ithe New. York Tele;Vam an- - & title to which she shores" nerself entitled In VPrincess oorfaanof?, the Fox feature film that ja holding packed, , houses ..spellbound - the Hawaii theater during the pres-- ; p rAt week. iAt matinee? and evening Penormances i mere is, a niaraea inai-atio- n of the popuUrity of ' Nance NeiU the. same popularity that i i narked her adfent in America in The lLIlv " which, took New "York by storm. Hi ; Tonight anqjtomorrpvA night wlub,e ,o i.t .hnwlr.r nf .rVarmen" in this vresent arrange ments, and reservaons ay ,be tle" cured at the BUouV "" " performance, tkW yenuif w wmw - - - row m&uu , Vnnneo''ell is . lAs Princess iedora she " has been Uli 191CUCU jlUO AlUCUkUl DCIUUStU uy The storyv qf rPrlncess Romanoff' 111 I . . ' . m a m Ml is one mat jeuas Jtseu aamiraDiy . u Nance's ability. It-i- s a story of love, hate and reYenge with, lpve the strongest ol the. three and conquering and overcoming; all obstacles.: From a lov ing and; tender woman JPrincess Fe-- . a .a aora, ..uirougn uie aeatn ot ner loer i at the hands of another, becomes a veritable tigress.. She swears revenge and seeks it only to find that love is ' much the sweeter. , , .' Chatlie Chapliu proves a, good sec ond to CNeU STILL VATEIiy i Marguerite Clark In 'StUl Waters.? a rhoto-dram- i constructed by: Edith Barnard Delano for, "the use of this charming. and imlnutiv star, is easily the" besf offering in which Miss Clark has yei .TUjtqd "Honolulu. The action of the feature film is about equally divided between charming comedy, of the-- brand that has made f-- AFRIT, 14, 1 91d 'SEVDT J HqnolrJu's Home of JIappiness ILATINEE TODAY AT. ...... . . . : . . . . . . . PRICES At Vx i f : . . , . v; .2:30 10.: 20. 30 CENTS VV:.t.-::;j.."vfi::t-- 7i;i The f S. i!Bjgr Featurj. Film (V. I. E.) M A lb Step Legitimate Laughs--Gladso- me Giggles-Rpisterou- s Boars In Every Inch of This Film and Other Comedy Reels The always popular MOLOKAI TROIJB ADOURS in v -- . Hawaiian Music and Melodyr also ie Sinino; Sapphires who every night raise a storm ofy enthusiasm in tie Ifational eaterUp-to-dat- e Songs an 'k:' Dances-h- ic and Charm ' " ;: ':::' 1 PRICES-a-O, 30 jCENTS--v BESERVED-3ENT- S M ' wirrr im nnnnnnriV Ql rrCQg i ,i Jt m . H F VTt r H H H C H TH H TB V JUlU 11)1 UllUW. rt I OUUULUM i Whsn Rroiuiw. tanfl. frtr play ca'go and established ; long-distanc- e a City.4 In San ood j!.rd, ln e-Windy for1 solid 'Ver It nrnst -.- ..iVancIsco, fe where it was presented by one, as Broadway :aui it the sen- - habit of "thumbs '$9$ ftW or - aatloti' of the exposition season. ' - when drarc-u- o der a oiiermg noi rveiju juyieu ana particular1 S11 of s icIai&V An 'or-- the balance "of the Alcazar 'company dinary show. iaeresxs liJroaaway ior wm present tivick in ai.ioe tsuou . Rhnrt. tV ut 15 mftnV'SitWi ? one that earns a theater as ppehtns number of the mtist'ipossess a nnm--; local 'engagement' 'of that ' the Alcazar players, proved vauguau. per the classy or hoi. nts alitles way above, the. aver--- ganfzatlon. Aprili,.! age. r' V ' ' The ' Lytell-Vaugha- n company will i ck . In" is one? of the few offer--" arrive in Honolultj next week and lPrrthat has remained on the VGreat will be given an opportunity to do a d bite Way" for a vScord run. - It also week's touristing before settling down rproved a most popular offering in Chi-- to the rigor of a season at the Bijou. Marguerite Clark the idol of th? Xans of j hoto drama, and tense situations. From merrinient to tears is .the jour- ney made by the audience throughpQt the pictures. VJt seems, tobe one of Marguerite Clark's ,; greatest assets, this ability to away er audience from one extrpme emotion, : to Ihe bther. - - Robert . Roderick as Joe Martin, "grandad" of Nesta (Misa. Clark) is exceptionally good, as. also Is Robert Vaughn as John Ramsey; M. IX, also Philip Tonge as Jed Perkins. ' r '"The Diamond From the' Sky" finds Blair Stanley Tin possession ' of 'the Powell millions "and theStanley ; estates. Including the great 'Jewel Arthur and Esther are happily married and wltli their gypsy" peopled As"a climax- the diamond again disappears.- - ENTERTAINMENT HELD7 - : FOR NORMAL STURENJS With a view to Arranging the of a club, representatives or toe extension "department of the Y. W' d' A. met .the 'students of the Normal school at ' an informal reception' yesterday and Outlined . to. them their project." Several games, 'Including one of Indoor baseball, were An Try Wmt . V t'TT ' V rv n. played, after which the "girls met Mrs. H. Stuart Johnson, who will be jthe, club' leader. At a meeting to be held at '4 o'clock next Wednesday organization, will be 'perfected and officers elected. ' r ' ", iPUNAfiOU IMTERCLASS RESULTS. t Seniors 5, Juniors 2.'. ' ' " 1 ' Games tomorrow at Alexander Field -- Seniors vs. Sophomores Juniors vs. Freshmen.''" :. f ' " '. " ' Total contributions to the Armenian Fund now aggregate $39J,$63. rr Program beginning 130 p. m. until " . 4 p. ro . . Evening (two shows), 6:30 and 8:30 SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY AND EVENING : . The Tide of Time" (three-part . -' drama), Knickerbocker. fHearst-Seli- g Illustrated NewsVSelig. "A: ' Railroaders' Bravery" (drama), Kalemr ; ' Inv'tmg Meal with rich, y?How cream or milk and a sprinkle of sugar for an inviting breakfast. Post Toasties are made of white Indian Corn cooked, 'rolled - into thin, cxispi' appetizing brown. ' . fluffy bits and toasted to a Beady to serve direct from the packet. Sold by Grocers and Stores. It i x V : i. When You TliinK of Ice CreaWhjnK of S(SW 7T1T7 W 7 Are --t- he Ice Cream Supreme Order it'in one or more of the followinit: flavors: Caramel Nut Butter Scotch Chocolate ; Vanilla .J s Marachino Strawberry Tutti-Frut- ti Caramel , . .... . Orange and Anise Sherbets .'.v' Telephone orders close at 10 a. m. for Lunch, "3 p. m. to. - Dinner. 1 ' Manufactured Only by j Honolulu pairymen's 1542 Association . 4C liaeese SlilP ' No. 4, a i. nd Degree, 7:3 AND ORIENTAL 1J0VELTIC Phone 1522 . . v ' ' --.Nuuanu, r PHONE 2295 REACHES ?PecIi C?o.. ; ALL KlNn-- OF ROCK AriD 8AND FOR CONCH FIREWOOD AND COAL. 13 QUEEN STREET oniiiinniiiiu " "-- - - u. s. iiail cat.?.:. ;; ; "' i, ;.V. . I " e yii, - spe 7:30 p. no. fc7:30 p. m. - . ( VO. 1, . i "ozmx mer ol - every ,oct 'Leader ' tary. .'" Hi . J. P. O. E. I their haU St, near ry Fridaj J. Vlsltlnj ' tend. . j. - F, B. BUCKLEY, E. R. H. DUNSHEE. Sat iliii J Brancn of the National un Aiiuncs of tn if 80, be sure your Baggage is safelyan; s at the right placa by tL . - - -- l -- ; Arch 11, AprU 8, Hay ; it ra r; m e :: rx i. '. , umon-racm- c iranGi:! ' Only Expert Furniture Hover: 174 King St., next to.Young Hctcl Hllli!!!0II!!'!?llF!!!r7,,,','v,,,,M" American , UNBERG, President i 2. BOLTE, Secretary. XNNS SOEHNE., Hlungen Montags: ': ; 17, Mai 1 und 15 JunI ! und 17, Aug. 7 ucd 2U .. General Versaoamlg Pt ISv - ; . Seii-etar- . " ; .. V f t
' j . " ,. r"i Honololu Constalcfaion DirayiEiSCd Ltd. Jean kEiiSiiea PBACTICAL FURNITURE AND PIANO II OVERS GUARDSMEN OF Service First PHONE 4 9 8 1 General Offices, 65 S. Queca St. THE Fourth Personally Conducted Excursion SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 15TH, 1916. Coupon Tickets covering steamers, automobiles and hotel accommodations from Saturday to Tuesday, COVERS ALL EXPENSES; Full Information obtainedlfrom THE HAWAII PUBLICITY COIHIlfcSION (Office with Promotion Committea) Alexander Younr Building, Bishop Street Inter-Islan- d Steam navigation CoLtd. Queen Street In ordering tod?y do not forget to delude cJU, The Metro'Man hrand has a reputation for highest V tie 1 i:h rrtrl. thi3 rove cr.ly to p. U3 fcccpe. Britain will er-- . ernn: scttk and ago t . r . j '.. be quality and is most appetizing. . . Just Arrived Delicious, lYesh Orders for Island Fish also promptly filled. all the more comfortable if you iise Rexali icate and dainty deodorant excessive w lnTuref non-irritatinr. '7 tannlcss, gRlf err Eovs-cora- c ; V I X, w be may .',. i ' - - - ' g, this invalua-viduai- s. ;t Lhculd D3 welcomed by people with erfect personal cleanliness is a desider- - Per Jar, 25c. HELP QUELLE (Special .Cable to Hawt TOKIO,' Japan. April ls the assistance of the J" V" In quelling the revol- -' , in China, The terr led the. request made public ' It ful whether the J will accept them. OIFFICUL Often prove quite praetor. The czv In the spine Con Analysis free. i F. C MIC t : .304 Eo; -- .TA'SHS. Even! t ; ; Shlh-Ka- i. yesterday formr r i : j v r-- O "S " - r . ' 7 v : T1 P f King Street V T!T! TT for per- - M. Ltd Service Every .Second" Llotel Streets Phone 1297 Open Until 11:15 P.M. io nises occuped by Star-Bulleti- n office, luilding, Alakea street. Two floors and nt. Over 10,000 square feet floor space. i to maniifacturing, merchandising or ion merchant: display rooms. Occu-- ; out Maj 1. - ' . --Bulletin Office " 'r ': , h u 21 BATTALION IN NIGHT CAT.1P Carrying out In general the program that ha been followed bj other battalions of the National Guard in over-nigh-t camps on Punchbowl; the 2nd Battalion, under command of MaJ. Gua-tave Rose, will leare the Armory oo Saturday night and march to the old crater. The bsttalion will return ra the following afternoon. ; 7 Drill in extended order on the Punchbowl military reserve, guard dutr. and nractlse in cookinz br in dividuals will all be given the guards- - men. ? ri-,.;-- The four company commanders are as follows: Company ECapt. Charles E. Costa: Company R Capt. Edward F, Hopkins; Company G;J st Lieut. L. K. Ka ne, and Company H, Capt. C, K. Amona. Mucn enthusiasm for the encamp ment 's being shown by the Individ ual companies, and the biggest turn out of any overnight stay on Punch bowl so far Is anticipated at head quarters.' r VICTORY FOR TROOP A GIVES THEM LEAD IN 4TH CAVALRY LEAGUE 4TH CAVALRY LEAGUE. Standing of Teams. .:,v:-'- ' v." W. L. Troop A .. . . . . . .. . . ... 4 0 Troops E and G ,.3 0 Troop L ..............3 1 Troop C ........3 3 IkTroop K . v . . . .... ; . . . ,2 2 lachlne Gun Troop ...1 1 jNoP I .2 . Pet. 1.000 1.000 .750 .500 .500 s .500 .400 .333 .200 " .000 ' .000 ers, for C Troop started out the season well "five . games and 'won row. Only three of these wins, how- In . a ever, count in the present series. Grammlth got credit for two doubles and a single in four times at bat C Troop" played a cleaner game in. the field than did A, but were woefully acklng in : ability, to connect with r:. Dees', slants. r:'' ." A big crowd attended the game, and much amusement was afforded by Garrison of A Troop, the man with the fog-hor- n voice, known as the "greatest rooter 'on the island." , v J.'V.vf---.-;-.vV-::- H". R. H. E. Tr. C ...0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 02 2 2 Tr. A ;.0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 4 7 4 Batteries For C TroOp, Bednarz and Jobe: for A Troop, Dees and Grammlth. Struck' out By Bednarz 6. by Dees 7. " Bases on balls Off Bed narz f, off Dees l.HIt by pitched ball Riley by Bednarz. , Home Tun Schaar. Two-bas- e hits Grammlth 2. Umpires Crane and Epperson. Time of game 1 hour 29 minutes. Troop I Wins. , On the Castner diamond I troop won from M, forcing M Troop still deeper into the cellar, and scoring 14 runs to M Troop's 3. It was a good game up until the seventh, when M Troop Went completely up Into the atmosphere and allowed the I Troopers to run around the bases almost at There are two double-header- s sched uled for tomorrow, one to be played at SchoCeld and one at Castner. The big gamo is between E and G Troops, neither of which has lost a game in this- series ;'; .;; v ,f "v'" Field Artillery Games. A good practise game attracted a considerable crowd yesterday. The red-suite- d team from Company H, 25th Infantry, played " the wagon-soldie- rs from Battery B, and defeated them in the tenth inning 6 to 5. F and B Batteries' play in the field artillery series tomorrow, and A and C Batteries on Sunday. L0K0EA BEACH. WAIALUA, " TO BE MADE ATTRACTIVE M VI. kilvav now has two five-roo- m bungalows undsr construction at Lo-- koea beachf 5 walalua. :r These are sit uated close to the beach, and . about soft v vards from Haleiwa. Lokoea Beach Is regarded by many as being the finest beach on the island. It is also Mr. S1lvas intention to build a public bathhoouse about 24 feet by 60 reet wita an ooservauon navl'irvn on the roof, where refresh ments and light lunch will be served. The bungalows now under construe tion will be ready for. occupancy about May J, and will be ; completely furnished for- - light housekeeping. All will have electric light running water, JOHNSON BACK J OMORROW - Erig.-gen- . Samuel t Johnson, ,N. G. H, will return tomorrow morning on the Mauna Kea from HIlo, having completed a hasty Inspection of troops during the last week cn the Big Island. , i : LIEUT. KER NS LECTU RES. First Lieut Harry N. Kerns, Medical Corps. U. S. A lectured on sunstroke, heat exhaustion and life--f av-in- g last night to Hoy Scouts at the .Palama dispensary. ? Each member of the Naval Militia of Hawaii is limited to three inviU- - tlons to the first big smoker to be given by . that organization at the armory next Tuesday evening. Thes9 Invitations can be secured between the hours of 5 and 8 p. nu Friday April 14, at the T. M. C. A. from tne committeeman in charge. An fmposing array of talent has been secured for the occasion, including vaudeville, musical, boxing and other numbers. Senator J L. Coke, the father of the Naval MUitla act. will address the men, and Mr. J. E. Sbeedy, the man who wrote the bill which became the law of the territory, will be present It Is expected that If he is not. on - one of the ' other islands on" business, former Commander AlonzO Gartley will also be present, as be is just as much Interested "In the welfare of the organization , as ever. Upon recommendation of intermediate commanders the unexecuted sentence of confinement in the case of Pvt Rcscoe Spurlock, Troop L, 4th Cavalry, published In general court-marti- al Troop .V Troop M ,7ri- - - orders, these headquarters, is remitted. y. ) Pvt 1st Cl. Samuel Rosenberg and Pvt Samuel O. Brown, Hospital Corps, Schofield "Barracks, will proceed to 3 Hcnolulu. T. H reporting on arrival 2 to the commanding officer, depart- 4 ment hospital, for duty. ' 3 Pvt Harold E. Robertson, Battery 0 4 E, 1st Field ArUUery, Schofield Barracks, T. IL, will be discharged from fSpecIaIStar-BuneX,wr.rtWMnrtT1(.onr- o 1 the army by the commanding general of that post by purchase. 7 . A and C Troops Pvt. Charles U Fisher, Company C, yesterdaytfternoon 1st Infantry, Is transferred to the 2d unable to cast off the jinx that h&a4 caused the loss or tnree siraigni gamest and after the team had held ts own up to the eighth the gamejwas ost 4 to 2. This practically puts C Troop out of the running and is the cause of much grief among the troop ; Infantry, unasslgned. And will proceed ; to Fort Shafter. ,T. HM reporting on arvlval to the commanding officer for a8oment and duty. . :T' uu,-HlaiTls I Roberts. Infantry, aft- cf ce wltli paragraph 24, Spe ?!a.LQr No. 302. War Department i via, win to this city and j take station, raw--- !, - nn arriTai to e department c3mander for. duty, j Pvt Thomas C?, rnmnanv K. ' 2d Infantry, Fort T.. li will j De aiscnargea irom isTVmy by the commanding officer ola !SC p0st by : purchase. Pvt. David A. Harte, Cx S .t 2d Infantry, Is . transferred A-qo- p E, 4th Cavalry, and will ; po& vtol Schofield Barracks, T. H repoiveXr on arrival to the commending generalv for duty with the organization to which transferred, : . I Pvtes Lea W. Lott Company I, and Stanley M. Eynson. Company B, . 2d f Infantry. Fort Shatter, T. ; H.. are transferred to Company I, 2d Battal-ion of, Englneersy at that post CdI. Robert C. Curry,'..Machine Gun Company (Company C), and Pvt. Har ry W. Kline. Company A, 1st iniantry, ' will be discharged Irom the army by the commanding general Scjaofield Barracks; T. H," by purchase. Pvt. John H Kine. 68th . Company, a A. C. is transferred to Telegraph 5 and Telephone Platoon, Company M,' Signal Corps, and will proceed to Fcrt- Shafter.-?--;;:;..- .-. --':''' The following named olficers of tne Medical Corns., United States army. will proceed to Schofield Barracks and 1 report as witnesses to the president or. the general court-martia- J, "convenea , at such times as may be designated by , the president of the court: Cot Ru dolph G. Ebert; Lieut-col- s. William CORNS COME OFF LIKE BANANA PEEL Wonderul, Simple "Geta-lt- " Never Falls to Remove Any Corn Easily. -- Wouldn't it 'jar you? Here I've been going along for years, with one desperate corn after another,' trying to get rid of them with salves that HoiUtvt U 8wte "Gets-It- " for Tho , Corasat Year lite and Tour Toet I eat off the toes, tapes that stick to the stocking, bandages and piasters that make a package of the toes, try ing blood-brlngin- e razors and , scis sors. Then I tried 'Gets-I- t' Just once tnd you ought to have seen that corn come off Just like a banana peeL It's simple, wonderful: . It's the new y.ay, painless, applied In two seconds, rever hurts heaithv flesh or irritates Nothing to press on the corn. Never falls. Quit the old ways for once any way and try "Gets-It- " tonight For earns, calluses ' warts and bunions. . "Gets-It-" is sold everywhere, 25c a lottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence Co-- Chlcaeo. I1L Sold In Honolulu and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Fort and Hotel streets,.' 1 lister Drug Co. Adr v-- w P. Kendall and Frederick P. Reynolds; M aja. Charles R. Reynolds, Gideon McD. Van Poole, and Matthew A. De Laney; Capts. Neal N. Wood. Harry M. Blodgett and Leopold K --4 WILL MAKE LONE RUN. Rehearsal runs, preliminary to torpedo practice, were made by the submarine K-- 4 this morning. The boat has been undergoing repairs at the Pearl Harbor shop and has "been pre- vented from Joining with her sister ships in their practise .; Advance Styles in Hats . i , .'. y x E1S1H7 Cruoy U!!::r as a milt cf Kisca soip- - KStl. Each cake b wrapped to insure delivery . to you m a sanitary condition and to retain it's original ; delicate perfume, Made in the cleanest most sanitary factory in the world. t . a i r CLEFT HOTEL Francisco San Positively American and European Plans. - Every Room BaUL j; Rates: RooniJwlth Bath pat person from $2.f0 per day. f ; Room with . Dath two from 3.50 per day. American. Plan."1'" ; person from $4.50 day. ; Fireproof. with persons One Two persons from $7.00 a day. : For !;V;V-- ' W, E, ZANDKR, Manager, Booklets and Information please address HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION ft DRAYIN'Q CO, LTD- - Islands Representatives. General Offices, 65 Queen Street Phone 49S1 Hawalan We invite your K. ISOSHIMA . Those who live in rooms or board can save a by having a of and with which to do their own ironing. Cool, botherlcss, elTicient. Many a bachelor woman would not bo without one. ? Jr or Jcaster cordially inspection great deal expense worry IVesimgkoii'se 'Electric feu Msmm, V King Street Near Bethel The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. (0J: ' U FORkAlF AT ATI DRUp STORES l i King Street, near Alakea. Imperial. " Peroxide is an antiseptic soap, made for t Nursery, Toilet and general purpose. c:: I: : CUE t::let pi
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