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THJE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY. MARCH 24, 1614 1 To Men Who Love Their Wives A Special Invitation Do you remember how careful you were of your personal ap pearance in those glorious days when you were courting the Missus? how you paid her the delightful compliment of always looking your bet when you came into her presence? You wouldn't think of taking her out then, if you had on a seedy, out-of-date suit. You wanted her to be able to show the world that "her man" was striclly up to the minute a genuine live-wire, for whom only the best tailoring was good enough. You're juit as good a man today as you were then and the Missus is every bit as entitled to the respect you used to pay her. It isn't fair, boys, juit because the Little Woman at Home has Mrs. before her name to drop all those little attentions and homages of the courting days. If you want her to keep young don't slouch around looking like a premature grandpa. Show her that you are still a Live-One by keeping up with the styles. What's that? The Missus says ''Isa-Bibbler' so long as she gets her own East er Bonnet and Harem Skirt? Tut, tut, fellows! Can that ancient calumny. It isn't true. She's as proud of your looks as .she ever was. Just try sprucing up this Spring in a real rejuvenating Royal Tailored-to-order Spring Suit one of those trim and slim English cut sacks with the narrow shoulders and the soft roll lapels, and the snug-fitting, youthful trousers. You'll see how proud she'll be of you. Let Us Take Your Measure $19, $18, $20, $25, ,$30 and $35. LIHUE STORE Authorized Representatives of The Royal Tail ors. i partiucnt for consideration. "With due apprechtion and re gard for your organization, I am yours, "Very respectfully. "Gito. W, Carr. "Asst. Supt. R. M. S." AD CLUB PROGRAM I MENDES & SOUZA Automobile Rent Service Day and Night Tel. 600 Lihue Koloa Store - Wholesale and Retail Groceries Dry Goods of all Descriptions. General Plantation Supplies. j CALIFORNIA FEED CO. f 1 UMITHD. 8 Dealers in 8 Hay, Grain and Chickun 8 ISui'PMIiS. Sole Agents for J fnlfni!tli"li:il Stork. Poultry l'ood A and other sM-cialti(.'s. Arabic for i cooling Iron Route. lVtaluum In cubators ami 15 rood era. T.'rMr'c tS,T?rMA. fNnm." T?r-ni J 111 l.l.llll 111 IV Uyl P. O. Uox 452, Honolulu Prices: As amazing a s Royal quality itself. 7 i 1 6:30 a. 111. Reception Commit tee meet steamer at Waimca land- 7 to 8 Breakfast at Waunca Hotel. 8 a. m. sliarp Leave in autos for Waiawn and return, thence to Olokele and proceed via Kukui lono park and Koloa to MclJryde's beach house, Lawai, for lunch, 2 p. 111. 4 p. m. Leave for Lihue, via the Spouting Horn, Lihue Mill, and thence around by Nawiliwili to Fairview Hotel and Lihue Store (the party being divided here), ar riving at 6 p. 111. Wash up. to 8 Chowder at Social Hall. Lodging assignments. 8:30 to 10 Public reception. At the Lihue Social Hall. Music by orchestra accompanying the partv ami specialties. 1U p. 111. Adjourn tor tne mgni and breakfast. ' March 29, 1014. 8:30 Procession form opposite Lihue Store and leave promptly. 10 Stop at Kilauea for refresh ments. 10:30 Leave for Wainiha, with .1 visit to ITaena dry caves optional with excursionists, and back to Ila nalei. 2:30 Lunch at ITanalci hall. 3 :30 Excursions in neighbor hood. 4 :30 Embark. AD CLUB COMMITTEES On Reception I I. Rohrig. chair man ; Clias. A. Rice, D. D. Mc P.iydc, B. D. Baldwin. Gaylord Wilcox, James Donald, F. A. Alex ander, J. I. Silva, A. Menefoglio and W. F. Sanborn. Finance E. E. Mahlum, chair man: L M. Lvdgatc, W. D. Mc I'.ryde W. II. Rice Jr., C. W. Spitz, L. D. Timmons, T. Brandt and J. I. Silva. Transportation, Waimea to Lihue Th. Brandt. Transportation, Lihue to ITana lei, etc. 1 1. Rohrig, chairman : W. IT Rice Tr. and C. W. Spitz. Conmissarv, Waimea to Lihue e. e. aWtttvr!'i3.i':!ill1.; Hi:'.1. Oliver, Judge C. B. Hofgaard, W. D. McBryde and T. I. Silva Coinmissarv, Lihue to llanalei T. M. Ldyiratc, chairnian; I. II. Coney, Gaylord Wilcox and K. C Hopper. Committee on Chowder J. H Coney. Will prepare plans and specifica tions for buildings of every descrip- A K. Larimer, educational direc-1 !"" U." superintend construc- , ,T ,, ,r ,r . work anywhere 111 the Islands, tor of the Hoiioutlu Y. M. C. A., I P. O. Uox 452, Honolulu 0H0 9 ISES5C&P S9BSO0BS TAX ASSESSMENTS REDUCED FOR The following interesting state ment on the above subject was given out at Honolulu on the 15th.: Last year the assessed valuation of property in the territory was S175.000.000, This year it is $150, 161.000. The returns as submitted by the taxpayers totalled about $137,000,000. It is quite possible that some of the assessments will be appealed from, and the result of these appeals will determine finally the amount that will be available to draw revenue from. The revenues which the counties received last year, from real and The total real and personal pro- ( last year from real ' and personal perty taxes which are anticipated .property. compared with what had been esli- j The school department this year mated from last year's returns, are: ', asks for $186,702 for school build First estimate. Now likely I1",8"8 aRf '! S5'1'15U InSt yenrl Oahu $1,000,000 $900,000 ad ,for salar.es and expenses of Maui 395.000 293.000 Ue department, $61 1 644 tins year, Hawaii 495,000 ' 401,000 against 6'J6.667 needed last year. Kauai 223,000 187,000 i Strong Support From Honolulu Sugar Mkn Wour.n Cut Schools i TIip plantation interests which ; , , , . , . . ,, 1 Continued from pae 1 have been represented during the 1 past day or two at the board meet- ,tlie Isn"d of Kal,ai- Territory of ing, take the stand that the j IIiUvaii- government should retrench, the! ".Therefore. Be It Resolved, by same as the plantations have to do. ; the Honolulu Chamber of Coiu They point out that many of thejmerce that the Congress of the plantations are going to have to , United Stales be and is hereby re borrow money to pay their taxes, j quested anil ured to lake up and Richard Ivers, of C. Brewer, & iict favorably upon said Ilotte Re- Company, was before the board again this morning, and voiced the opinion of the. sugar men that be- pe.rsonal property tax, and what sides other curtailment, the schools they will receive this year, accord ing to the present figures, is shown as follows: 1913. 1914. Oahu S500.000 S481.000 Maui 165.020 103,000 Hawaii 250,000 146,000 Kauai 115,000 82,000 When the tax rates were fixed, accordiiiR to law last January, thev were based on the 1913 assess ments, and consequently were far from reliable, as shown by the pre sent valuations. Based o 11 last year's figures, the counties would have received from real and per sonal property tax this year: Oahu, $571,094.58; Maui, $204,000; Ha waii, $240,000; Kauai. $118,C00. should be required to cut down their estimates, It is pointed out that the school budget this year is bigger than it was last year by some $240,000. Last year from the teal and per sonal property taxes, the schools received $658', 167. This year the estimates for school buildings, salaries, and expenses of school depirtmenl. amounts to $911,000, Of this amount $798,000 must come out of the real and personal property tax, the remaining $113, 000 being the 2 portion of the personal tax which the schools re ceive. This personal tax for the schools last year, was $112,000 in solution Number 1994, and to make other provision as will speed ily provide the harbor of Nawili wili, Kauai, Territory of Hawaii, the breakwater and shipping facil ities appertaining thereto. "Resolved, That copies of this resolution be transmitted through our Delegate to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives." MAUI WILL HELP Under date of March 17, Dan. II. Case, secretary of the Maui Chamber of Commerce, wrote as follows to the Kauai Cnamber of Commerce, the letter being given out for publication by President Rohrig: "I have to acknowledge receipt of your favor of date March 13th, enclosing Resolutions adopted at Commerce held March 12th , 1914. "The next meeting of the Maui Chamber of Commerce will be held on Thursday. April 9th. at which time I will take pleasure in pre senting your letter, and the Re solutions in question to the Maui Chamber of Commerce for consid eration. "Yen tt uly ours, "D. 11. Cask, ' 'Secre'ary," addition to the $658,167 received meeting of the Kauai Chamber of DAILY III 1ST WAIT FOR AWHILE It will be recalled that at the last meeting of the Kauai Chamber of Comniurce, held in Waimea, it was decided to take up with the postoffice department, through Mr. Carr, at Honolulu, the question of a daily mail service over the star routes of kauai. Writing unJer date of March 18. Mr. Carr has replied as follows: "Your fa-or of 13th, received in re. Daily Service o 1 Slat Routes of Kauai Island, the question ad vanced by the Kauai Chamber of Commerce: "As this proposition means ad ditional service, 'the matter will have to be held in abeyance until after the new service goes into effect, July 1, 1914. I will then take the subject up with the De- Lihue PcultryjFami p. ovrrr 7vTf Kauai. - To Prospective Builders J. HOLMBERG ARCHITECT will interview local bowlers next j Saturday eveirug in regard to" a J match tournament, the character' of which will be explained by him at the time. Mr. Larimer will b a member of the Ad Club's party. K. Kopke, of the Honolulu Iron Works, came over last wi.ek io in- j spect the new Koloa mill. j o I New Zealand !. utter is pure and fresh by every steamer. Older it from Silva's Eletk- store. Advl. HOTEL WAIMEA Waimka, Kauai Prices Reasoi'stlc ai.d Sa&faclicn Guaranteed FORT STRF.HT I'ONGLUI.U No. 925 zz ! v M . Breakfast Lunch Dinner Room $ .50 .75 1.00 1.00 & J. SENDA-n I'iiotg(;kahi;k Portrait Work. I.iu.dnwipe Views. Koiiuk Work We make a specially of developing and printing your Kodak films. Ail work g 11 a ran ted. KAPAIA LIHUE. DICK OLIVER, Manager Miss Power Fashionable Millinerv Parlor 120.211 Bo,ion BIJg. Fart Strctt lonolulu oa u l ii 1 t,m 1 iiiimh Manuel Silva Homestead Has added a. new six-seater Studebaker to his garage and is in a position to give his patrons even better service than ever before. Careful drivers, comfortable cars, and always ready to start DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE TELEPHONE 84L Co. Ltd. Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate and Insurance NO. 125-131 MERCHANT ST. P. O. Jlox No 594 Honolulu