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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1912.
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AGENT FOR
THE FINE 1912 MODEL
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
SPECIFICATIONS
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Waimea Machine & Automobile Works
Geo. A. Bertram, Proprietor.
General machine, Automobile and gas
engine repairs, auto supplies,
parts, etc.
AGKNTS FOR ACKTKUXK OAS IJGHTING CO.
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We Are equipped with the very highest grade
American machine tools and our facilities for the
handling of automobile repair work are
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Our efforts are to please our patrons, and a
trial will prove to you how easily it is done.
WE DELIVER
Waimea Machine &
Tel. 32 W. WAIMEA,
Mrs. A. II. Rice gave a farewell
luncheon last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Coney entertained in honor
of Mrs. A. II. Rice last Thursday
evening at her Niumalu home.
Mr. C. W. Spitz has received
his new Cadillac.
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1912 MODEL
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RECEIVED
Over S,000 1912
have bee sold al
ready this year.
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E. O.HALL & SON
AGENTS
THE GOODS
Automobile Works
KAUAI. P. O. Box K.
Every reader of this paper should j
grow flowers of some kind this sea-
son. There is more real enjoy-
nieiit and expectation in growing I
theiu from seed than any other
way. Don't be afraid of blunders j
they are the forerunners of great ;
discoveries sometimes.
o urow ya a ckxboo a osar"
American Moving I
' Picture Co. j
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Is iiii organization which has
for its chief object, the giving fi
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to Kauaiaus the best moving
picture a n d slight-of-liaiul
show thai ever came to Knit- S
ai. The show carries its own j
dynamo and has the very la-
test model automatic machine. 5
The films art- selected with
great cure and include the
following: i". g
American
Japanese I
Russian p
and
Chinese Scenes
Admi33ion 15 and 25 cents
FRANK SMITH, Manager
Don't miss this s!:ow wtcn i I rcmcs g
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A. R. GLAISYER, D. V. M.
Will make monthly headquarters
as per schedule below
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Kilauea
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McBryde
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THOMAS A. O'BRIEN 1
Waverly Ellt. Bishop & Hotel St. ?8
P. O. Uox 563, Honolulu gjj
COMMISSION MERCHANT Si
Representing
Moore-Watson Dry- Si
Goods Co. !
San Francisco, - - Cal. !
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The MAJESTIC
Cor. l-ortA lcr. St., Iloimlnln
Rooms by the day, week
or mouth single o r i n
suite.
REASONABLE RATES
OPEN DAY and NIGHT
Kauai trade solicited
MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL,
Proprietor
CALIFORNIA FEED CO.
Dealers in
Hay, Gkain and Chickkn j,
SUI'I'TIUS
Sole Agents for
Iiitcnutiimul Stock, Poultry Food
try 1'
abic
ami other Miceiulties. Arabic for
1 colling iron uonis. rciuuniiii in-
B cuhator and lirooilcru and scratch-
era.
o King's Sphciai. Chick Ifoon
B P. O. Box 452, Honolulu
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Max Greenbaugh, one of Hono-
m,,1nU mir isi.ui.
r.tliriu..i to Honolulu last Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice left
for Honolulu Saturday.
9 I Lihue's Tonsorial Artist 1
I I One block above Post-Office 1
!m Hair tnmraed in the latest style
Fj Shampooing and shaving
I Massaging
ts fi Hours: 7 a. m. to a n. m. lix- 1 1 1st
1 cept Sundays 1 1
I CALIFORNIA FEED CO. I
n n g ucaiers in
j Hay, Gkain and Chickkn ,
I KB SUI'I'TIUS. 1
clucationa
Mav Day was celebrated at Ko-
Ina School with great success on
the school grounds on Wednesday
May 1st. "
The following was the order of
the proceedings:
1 Ceremom of crowning the May
Queen.
2. Basket Ball match; two sides
being chosen from the older girls.
Athletic Sports; cotnpeti'ots
being chosen from all the rooms.
4. Distribution o f Prizes by the
May Queen to the winners in the
different event'-.
I'nomtAMMi:.
nw "My Country" The WholePcho .
ttmjj it Chorus ".niniiicr dajf areco'-i-
TI.m(1,h, "ufcVSSn
Speech t)y the Crowm-r Julia lionsalves
" " Hccptre-bearor Madeline
MurnhiK Sonj;
Speech by Faith
Grade I
Elizabeth Uraiult
Hoik1
I.uuisiana Kaupiko
Kleanor liluke
tniinntain home"
Grade II
lieatrice Hart
Ohira Vulente
Annie Kaulili
Yaii Xakuo
" Charity
'I love my
Speech by Innocence
" " Spring
" " Smnirer
" " Autumn
Winter
Marie Konncl
Kcceiini'
M)iiir "Happy Cliihlren"
Room
Speecli by Temperance "Mary Katiliii
Sjieeches hy the four ft.irs Annie
Kanoa, M a u d e C'ockctt, n n a
Viilinah, Emma Jilake
Souk "C'liilthen eo" (,'radcH III IV
Son- "Muy Day" Grades V VI VII
Whole School
Spirch by the May Queen
Kriends, companions, subjects
and guests: I shall endeavor to
express the deep gratitude andother
emotions which agitate my breast.
There is butoneapology necessary
for my lack of eloquence, and it is
this: that perfect joy and unbound
ed effection can never be framed
in words; and, if my utterance is
feeble, my countenance must pro
tray all I wish most to express.
If my eye is not bright and my
cheek not a glow neither pictures
the language of mv heart; which is
so full of bliss that every sigh of
my life, heretofore, has retreated
before the power of present happi
ness, except one, and that one I
will thus attempt to protray:
A sigli that an end must come to
the night that crowns me the
Queen o f a May-day so bright.
Companions, schoolmates, little
children! You wish me good
fortune that I can ever expect or
deserve. I thank you most sincere
ly and trust you may one and all,
each and cery person present, en
joy this festival and a long life of
happiness hereafter.
Athletic SroRTs.
Winners of the various event's.
Receiving room
Older girls' race.
1st. prize Ito Yoshidomi
2nd. " Notone Hayamoto
Younger girls race
1st prize Maude Cockett
2nd. " Emma Blake
Older boys' race
1st. prize Kuhlniann
2nd. " Atilano
Younger boys' race
1st. prize Mu Watanabe
2nd. " Shige Kawamoto
Grade I.
Hilor fTirlc rnrp
ict thcvLpc
2nd. " Dorothy L-ingchem
Youugir girls' race
1st. prize Hatsuno;
2nu. lyungeno
Ol1r- lne' mpp
1st. prize
2nd. "
Edward Mauuakea
Moribe Keichi
Younger boys' race
1st. prize
2nd. "
Grade II
Keyoshi
Older girls' race
1st. prize Marie Komiel
2nd.
Annie Kaulili
Younger girls' race
prize Amy Charinan
2nd. " Edenia Maile
Older boys' race
1st. prize Caesut Gonsalves
2nd. " Uuchu Cabau
Younger boys' race
1st. prize Tomoichi Uukaee(.ual
Yoshi Segemoto J
2nd. " Irwin Cockett
Grades III & IV
Older girls' race
1st. prize Nobu Hayashi
2nd. " lilizabeth Ue
Younger girls' race .
1st. prize Ogami Murata
2nd. " Ilina Yamaka
Older boys' race
1st. prize Lee Ho Son
2nd. " Sarto Murabayashi
Younger boys' race
1st. prize Henry Yida
2nd. " Marion Gosta
Grades IV V VI VII
Older girls' race
1st. prize Julia Gonsalves
2nd. " Rose Valente
Younger girls' race
1st. prize Lily Kuhlniann
2nd. " Mary Kaulili
Older boys' race
1st. prize Tokuichi Hadnna
2nd. " Hermann Iteliez
Younger boys' race
1st. prize Yoshi
2nd. " Man lei Cosh
Vaulting
Older bo.. :.'
1st. prize ikimain Ii-hez
2nd. " Tokuichi Havana
Yo ivger he s'
1st. prize Miton
2nd. " f-'nichi Hi yashi
Reiir.au KanpikoJ ct.nnl
The Distribution of Prizes took
place after the conclusion of the
"acing and vaulting. - The prizes
v ere presented to the successful
.pctlon. by the May Queen.
1 he prize.- consisted of pieces of
cloth nml rjl)lj0Ils for tnc Bjr1s all(1
caps, ties, knives, bats, nntts, and
balls for the boys. There was a
good attendance of the parents and
friends of the children.
Household Hints
To make haudkercheifs that have
been washed look like new p u t a
very thin starch in them afterwash
mg just suspicion of starch- and
after they are dry, dampen slightly
and let lie for half an hour. Place
them on the ironing board with the
embroidered side down, if they are
embroidered, and over them put an
old thin piece of muslin. Press
with a hot iron, fold and press
always under the muslin. This
keeps them from getting yellow
and makes them look ex; ctly like
new.
Delicious Apple Dumplings
One pint of flour, one and one
half teaspoons baking powder, half
teaspoon salt. Rub one-quarter
cup of butter with the flour. Beat
one egg very light, add to it three
quarters of a cup of sweil milk and
stir into (lour. Place in well
buttered pan. Pare and tore soui
apples to cover the top and sprin
kle over them two tablespoons
sugar. Bake quickly and serve at
once with egg sauce. Sauce One
cup sugar, half cup butter, half
cup hot milk. Separate two eggs
and beat well. Add "whites last.
Lvo Cinnamon Roll Recipes
One cupful butter, two cupfuls
sugar, one cupful rich buttermilk,
four and one-half cupfuls flour,
three teaspoonfuls baking powder,
one teaspoonful each cloves and
cinnamon, one cupful stoned,
chopped raisins. Mix soft as pos
sible, lav a large spoonful for each
jumble on buttered tinsandsprinkle
with sugar.
The ingredients for this are two
eggs, half a cup of powde red sugar,
half a cup of ground rice, half cup
of butter, one-quarter pound cur-
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I ""K"1 mgeuier
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a''" 'TKi in-' muter Deaten to a
cream. Stir in the rice, currants
and candied peel and add as much
flour as will make the mixture the
consistency of biscuit dough.
Mould into rolls and bike for
( about half an hour in a moderately
brisk oven. I he buns must be
put in the oven as soon as mould
ed, or they will be heavy.
The aviator's wife was taking
her first trip with her husband in
his airship.
"Wait a minute, George," she
said. I'm afraid we will have to
go down again."
What's wrong?" asked t h e
husband.
"I believe I have dropped one
of the pearl buttons off my jacket.
I think I can see it glistening on
the ground.'"
"Keep your seat, i-iydear," said
the aviator; "that's Lake Erie."
A. J. Caldiero and Miss A. G.
Companaro both of Homesteads
were married in the Catholic Church
yesterday. Miss Moniz acted as
bride's maid, while Hon. J. I.
Silva was best num.
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT HONOLULU
Capital $500,000 Surplus $175,000
DIRECTORATE:
Cecil Brown, Pres.; M. P,
Robinson, Vice-pres.; L.
T. Peck, Cashier.
Geo. N. Wilcox, Geo. P.
Castle, H. M. von Holt.
Kauai Acccounts Invited
HOTEL BAY VIEW
Waimea, Kauai
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The Commercial Man's
Favorite Hostlery
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DICK OLIVER, Manager
T. TANABE
Opened a
NEW GARAGE, Jan. 15
NAWILIWILI
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Cars from this garage will
meet everv steamer.
Will make" special rates to
commercial travelers.
Reasonable rates and satis
faction guaranteed to all.
Day or night service, and
in any kind of weather.
Your trade is earnestly so
licited. PHONE 178 L.
Chiba's Old Stand
Miss Power
Fashionable Millinery
Parlor
2IC31I Bo,len BIJg.
Fort Sir ft
Honolulu
Bishop & Co.
BANKERS
Established 18.S9
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Honolulu, Hilo, Waimea
Kauai.
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Transacts a General Bakning
and Exchange Business
Commercial and Travelers'
Letters of Credit issued avail
able in all principal cities of
the world.
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Interest allowed at the rate
of 4 pr cent per annum
ou Savings Bank deposits.
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Interest paid on Time De
posits at the following" rates:
3 Months 3 per cent
per annum.
6 Months 3 1-2 per
cent per annum,
1 2 Months 4 per cent
per annum.
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All business entrusted by
customers on other islands
receives careful and prompt
attention.
In planning for your flowers for
the coming summer do not forget
a quauity of sweet-faced pansies,
a bed of fragrant sweet peas, and
a great mass of brilliant nasturtiums
for there is nothing prettier for
house and table decorations.
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