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'THE MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1910
PRETTY CHEEKY.
At Lait th Senator's Demand Struck
Hia Colleague aa Such,
Soon aftefc the convening of a new
session jf conKrpss announcement was
made ot the Hpprom'hing marriage of
Anson Q. McCook. who was then sec
retary of the si'iiiite. A subscription
was iiniiifdliitel.v 1 started .among the
senators for the purchase of a wedding
present? Two or three prominent sen
ators volunteered to collect the money.
Senator X.. one of the richest men In
the seuate fit that time, was one of
these. :'$
Seeing a new senator who had not
yet been approached on the subject.
'y 'THAT MAN BEATS Alibi"
. Senator X. went to him and said. "Sen
atorf Blank. I want you to give me
. 23V
"What for?" demanded the new mem
ber? . ,
; "J?or v McCook'a. wedding present."
explained Senator X.
"I'll see you about it tomorrow." an
wered Bluul. with a scowl. '
?AU right." shUI Senator X. as he
walked away, "but don't forget it."
Senator Blank watched him until he
was out of hearing and then, turning
toA hist, colleague., remarked with
warmth: . -: .
. -Well, I've ,i)enrd of cheeky things
iDv my life, but that nian . beats all.
What do 'you .think? 'He just asked
me to give him $23 to buy a wedding
present for his cook!"
A Preventive Meature.
,Slx-year-old narrlet announced her
""li)tentlon of giving up her German les
,. sons with fraulein.
,'' "She hugs and kisses me all the time
.V Fin at lessons, and ugh I do hate
Dutch!" Harriet explained,
? Father, wtio Is something of a dipio
- mat, reasoned with her. "See here, my
little ajirl. I have read German- and
rench with fraulein ever since I was
' your age. and he has never tried to
tiug or kiss me."
-7 "Father. 1 observed the child dryly,
K ,3'you bad better touch wood." Success
j -Magazine.
'Why He Applauded.
A characteristic anecdote Is told of
'! 7 "Cheriiblnl. the most Jealous of the lr
; .''ritable genus of composersj He had
'. jrbeen prevailed upon to be present at
'the first representation of the work of
7 a confrere, and during the tirst acts,
which' were juiuch applauded by the
public, he had kept a gloomy silence.
J The third act was less favorably re
celved. and -a certain passage espectal-
' ly seemed to cast a cold blanket over
the, spectators, when the old maestro,
to the astonishment of bis friends, was
f keen to applaud heartily.
t "Do you reHily like that duo?" asked
one of fliom. "I should have thought
it was one of the poorest a'n coldest
' In the whole opera."
f. "Yon idiot." answered the maestro.
Hwlt.h, genuine uhlvete. "don't you see
tiiat U r did not applaud It he might
possibly cut It out?" ,
' Stage Repartee. '
Paris actors are very fond fit saying
things i to one another on the stage
which will confuse them und make an
answer very awkward. A few days
ago, during the progress of a costume
filav. una of the actors who was wear
ing a sword knocked the thunder
plates dowu in the wings. , ,
, Thunder .plates are sheets of. tin
which are shaken to produce thunder,
and the noise of the fall of a couple of
them can be Imagined. The king, who
was upon the stage, turned to one of
the pages and haughtily asked, "wnat
MAT IS thftt ?"
To ujs surprise the page. who. as
stage pagejLjorten are, was a cunrimiiK
young -tad? in reni lire, auswereu
hirtw rtenf mutes are 'dowu below
sire, asking for conversation with your
majesty."
The klnc. without :w vine a muscle.
although the audience laughed, replied.
. i rnu unite certain tliev are
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iliimh?"
"They say so, sire." replied the page
with irreat solemnity.
"Well." said the king, "they make
an awful noise alout It,"
TWO NEW ARTISTIC PATTERNS i .:,
TOR CUSHION AND CENTERPIECE
According to Scripture,
v A tailor of very strict principles was
'' In the h'ablt of excusing the faults of
' hi Assistants only if they could Jus
: tlfy themselves by Scripture. One day
a woman entered his shop and asked
to aee some material, but refused to
. buy It because It was too cheap., After
showing her some other goods toe as
-..slstant. brought back the same mate-
( rial, this time asking a nigner price.
' whereupon the customer bought ; It
Afterward the proprietor, who had wit
noMMl- J-ha. transaction, rertroveo uis
sslstant severely. The latter, reiuem
beplng the rules of the establishment,
renlled: "Oh. It's according to Scrin-
i'tur all right. She was a stranger, and
took aer lo.- .
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" ST. MALO CUSHION COVEK.
' MORNING GLORY CENTERPIECE.
IF yon are tired of the ordinary, conventional embroidery pattern and desire
something novel for your cushion cover and table centerpiece, why not
. try the St. Malo design shown in the upper part of the accompanying
picture or me mommg giory suown neiow ur i very iiuie wora is neeaea
to bring to completion the morning glory centerpiece. The lines may be had
with the design stenciled In natural colors, so that all the needlewoman has to
do is to outline them and fill in th? veins of the leaves,' doing the work with
care and ' neatness, of course. , The flowers are bordered In . outline stitch in
several shades of purple and pink. The leaves are dark green, and Inside the
cupa of the flowers there are a few stitches of yellow and green silk.
The St Malo design is carried out on a groundwork of gray linen. The
colors of the pattern are pinks, greens and browns of various shades. Tans,
browns and greens are another good color" scheme, or for drawing rooms
mora delicate tints 'may be employed. The effect Is artistic in any case if
the work is carefully and well done. FRANCES - WARD.
Parsley Cure For the Complexion.
The latest remedy for a thick or
spotty complexion Is to wash It with
parsley water. It Is done In this way:
You must take half a pint of rainwater
and soak In it a large bunch of pars
ley, letting It remain In the water all
night In the morning when you dress
you must rub the face well with a dry
cloth, then dip your sponge in the.l
parsley water and pass the damp
spange over your face, leaving It on
without drying It. You, must do this
three times dally, and you will be sur
prised to see the spots, or roughness
disappear.
Sooiety Becoming "Wild and Woolly."
The wild west show Is the latest fad
among society people. Buckskins and
fringes are no end becoming to stun
ning girls and matrons, and, thanks to
the fad. for out of door exercise, there
are' plenty of these nowadays. The
American girl rides, with a. freedom
which rivals the frontier man's, 'and
the ' vogue of cross saddle riding is
growing rapidly.
The Latest Luck Bringer.
The latest luck' bringer in Paris is
the porte bonheur bracelet, says a New
York fashion writer. It Is a rigid cir
cle of gold, not very wide, but quite
round, with a hidden clasp and-no or
namentation, which gleams on r the
wrist as a wedding ring on the finger.
It Is moat potent when worn on the
left wrist and loses its charm entirely
when adorned.. .
Japanese Salad.
A recipe for a Japanese salad calls
for a cupful of rice boiled so that the
grains are neither 'too dry nor too
sticky and cooled. This Is put in a
bowl and mixed with a teaspoonful of
salt Over it is sprinkled a quarter
of a pound of almonds blanched, sliced
and dried. Above the almonds are
placed sliced mushrooms, and over all
is poured a, dressing composed of six
tablespbonfuls of olive oil, two of lem
on Juice and one of soy. The mixture
4s tossed together and served In crisp,
curved lettuce leaves. . - J
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WHERE "KING BABY" REIGNS SUPREME
r.-. .: ,,t I -I'll' irjr- i 7-XT " " ' ' ) "" ' " '
Why
your
from here5?
We Carry Everything -You Require
Tulats, Rugs, Bedroom Sets,
Bureaus, Chairs, etc. etc.
v:,y.- :. ; at our'
Furniture Department
Maui Dry Goods & Grocery Co., Ltd.
LET US LOAN YOU A
BOILER TUBE CLEANER
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Notice to Candidates.
Notice is hereby given -that all candi
dates or County election shall file with
the County Clerk an itemized statement
of their election expenses not later than
4:00 o'clock . P. M. Tuesday November
29, 1910.
' . Wm. F. KAAE
County Clerk, Cotmty of Maui.
Photo by American Press Association.
fP there is one place more than another at which the baby's rattle has the
same significance and power as the king's scepter It Is at the annual baby
I shows and parades that are held In some summer and fall resorts. Not
alone In this country,' but in England also, are baby shows and parades
held. (It may be that the babies ot other countries are asked to put their
cute selves on exhibition, but patient research fails to disclose any record of
such events.) The accompanying picture was taken at Folkestone, Bngland
the great summer resort of our English cousins. Hundreds of pretty young'
stars were brought out to be admired and to compete for the cups and other
prizes that were offered. The Folkestone baby festival is not so big an affair
' a our owu Asbury Park baby parade and carnival, but it is quite aa suopeMful
'aa avamaJUer scale, -
for a thorough tritil in one boiler. 1
If we can't prove that you do' have scale in pite of what yon
may' be doing to combat it, and if we can't prove hat the DEAN
removes scale more thoroughly, with greater ea.ae, in hss time, at
11 smaller cost than any other device on the market, you may box
it up and return it at our expense. ' '...
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Honolulu Iron Works Co.
LOO JOCK
Carriage and Automobile
PAINTER
Corner Market and Main St.. Wailuku
ct. 9.
HORSES AND
MULES FOR SALE.
Uime &able '-SCahuiui Slailroad Co.
The following schedule will go into effect July lt, 1901.
CLASS
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, Hy each trip of the S. 8. Enter
prise we are receiving a fresh eftpply
of . California Horses and Mules.
Write for costs, stating size and kind
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of animals wanted: We are hand
ling only young and sound animals
and are in a position to give you the
best price and fnst of stock.
Volcano Stables & Transportation Co.
Limited. , . Hilo.
LODGE.MA V I. No. 984, A. P. & A. M
Kahului Railroad Co.
AGENTS F"OR
ALEXANDERS 13ALDWIJC, LTD.;
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD.. Line of Sailing Ve U U tween
San Francisco and Hawaiian Ports; '
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Stated meeiitiirs will be held at
Masonic flail, Kahului, on the first
Saturday niirbt of each month at 7.30
P. M.
vhij; beeihren are cordially lu
viied to attend.
J. N. S. WILLIAMS Ii. W. M.
liE.JAMlN WILLIAMS,
t. f. Secretary.
AtOIIA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS
. OH t'Y TtllAK.
Regular uicetinj-y will 1 held ftt the
lCniKlitsof I'ytbias Mail, Wailuku, on the
second and ionrtli Saturdays of each
month.
All visiting lncniUrs are cordially in
viteil to attend.
L. M. HALDWIN. C. C.
JOHN J. WALSH, K. OPR. & 8
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