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TIIK GARDKtt ISLAND TUESDAY, JINK 2, 1914
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"The General Utility Engine"
Operates on kerosene, distillate or
gasoline.
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
HONOLULU I
TO THE TRADE
WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS
FOR
'LOOPUYT" GIN
'REWCO" WHISKEY
"OLYMPIA" BEER
"TIPO" CLARET
A FINE SELECTION OF GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS ALWAYS ON HAND
GONSALVES & CO., L
, 74 QUEEN ST., HONOLULU
The SUCCESSFUL merchant lights his store with WHST
INOHOUSK MAZDA LAMPS.
The HAPPIEST home is lit with the same kind of lamp
the cooking is clone with WESTING HOUSE ELECTRIC
COOKING UTENSILS and the family wash is ironed bv
using a WESTINGllOUSE ELECTRIC IRON.
Lihue Store
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experiment. If this number should
prove insufficient, a fourth will be
selected later on.
Following is the list of appoint
ments complete:
Ilacun:
1 Oliver Mitchell
Hanalei:
1 Mrs S. A. CI i fie
2 Miss Meta Reidcil
3 Miss Florence Deverill
Kilauen:
1 Mrs. Josephine Chamberlain
2 Mrs. V. M. Iluddv
3 Mrs. K. Yanagihara
4 Miss Julia Spencer
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Koolau :
1 F. B. Cutting
Anaholn :
1 (No appointments yet)
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Kapaa:
1 Cyril O. Smith
2 Miss Bern ice Hundley
Miss Lulu Keating
Miss Mable Jackson
D. Trigge
Mrs. Alice Rodrigties
Mrs. L. P. Sheldon
Miss Mary S. Honan
10 Miss Helen Cummings
11 Miss Mollie Cummings
12 Miss Milla Dunn
13 Miss Mary Akeo
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Wailua:
1 Miss Marie Payne
HnnamauUi:
1 Mrs. E. IS. Bridgewater
2 Miss Hatiiiali Jaeohson
3 Miss Kate Fntchut
4 Mn. K. Burke
5 Miss Frances Betteucourt
6 Miss Dora Peiler
Lihue:
1 Miss C. A. Mum ford
Miss Alice Ai
Miss Anr.e Starkweather
Miss Lottie Jordan
Miss Hannah Sheldon
Miss Daisy Sheldon
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leaving the complete shaiv and
size of his s:nall foot behind. This
imprint corresponds to the foot of
Hong i'ai, ."nd this and other cir
cumstances lead the police to be
lieve that they have caught the
principal in both burglaries.
The word "principal" is used
for the reason that it is believed
there were others. Several circum
stances point to tile conclusion that
Hong Pai was not operating alone,
but. on the other hand, had one
or more assistants Fortunately for
the police, the prisoner is a dope
fiend. They intend to shut oil bis
supply of "dream medicine" un
til he tells all he knows of the for
mer burglary and names his con
federates in both cases. It is be
lieved that a tew days or weeks
without his poppy juice will bring
the Chinaman to terms, and he
"will tell it all."
At the time ot the f nuer bur
glary something like $200 wortli of
watches, $50 worth ot cigars and
other things were stolen. The
police believed that the miscreant
was either a Filipino or a Porto
Rican, basing their theory largely
on the foot-print above referred to
and also on the character of mer
chandise stolen. Sheriff Rice had
every house of Filipinos and Porto
Ricans in the neighborhood
searched and in addition, searched
the bnegage of a number of sus
pected steerage passengers leaving
for Honolulu. The Honolulu po
lice, were also notified to look out
for cheap watches over there. Al
though all th-'se precautie'iis were
taken, and mor.: v: -l.:iO ex
ponded bv tii,- p I'lic deinrtuu'iit
on the case, Mo'liing ever came of
it.
Great credit is coming to Sheriff
Crowell for the manner in which,
he handled the case. His susptc
ions proved well-grounded, and
his short work was crowned with
complete success.
The Income Tax Law
Has doubtless become a reality to a .
large number of men and women in the I
past month than in any time since its en-
actment. The last day tor filing the tax J
returns without loss or penalty has g
gone by. J
There are many people who put off I
until the last minute or later the doing :
of things which are to their own profit. I
If you are not yet one of our patrons your I
loss though not imposed by lav, is no 1
less real. !
While our merchandise and service are
up-to-date as we can make them, we con
fess that our business principles are cf the
old fashioned variety, which places your
satisfaction above the day's profit.
N. S. Sachs. Dry Goods Co.
HONOLULU
Mrs. II. Wedemeyer
Miss Maria Ellis
Miss Dora Grote
Miss Henrietta Grote
Miss Louise Day
Niihau:
1 Edward Kahele
Huleia:
1 Mrs. R. L, Johnston
2 Mr. R. L. Johnston
Koloa:
John Bush
Miss Helen Kalawe
Miss Helen Schimmelfennig
Mrs, H. Blake
Miss Tsui Tashima
Mrs. Minnie Aka
Miss Jane A. Miller
Mrs. Koweua Kaulili
Kalalieo:
1 Miss Margaret MeClymont
2 Miss Bertha Fursey
Miss Kame Okamoto
Miss Ella Rath
Miss Ruth lug
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B, Morse
Mrs. C. B. Moise
Miss Mary Achiu
Miss Eva Hastie
Miss Marie K. Anderson
Miss Marion Hastie
Miss Grace F. L. lug
Mrs. D. Lyons
Miss Esther Ing
Miss Janet Hastie
Miss Rose Achiu
Makaweli:
1 Miss Etta E. Lee
2 Miss Barbara Lee
3 Miss JPIary Bryant
4 Miss Ethel Padgett
5 Miss Esther Padgett
6 Mrs. C. L. Hodge
Waimea:
THE LIHUE STORE -
will represent us in the sale of
Rexall Goods
in LIHUE, HANAMAULU and KOLOA
Ask them for a free booklet.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
Honolulu
Box 426
Fort and Hotel Street!
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Mrs. II. C. Brown
Mrs. Lucy Wright
Miss Lillian Akina
Miss Secora Estaves
Miss Wilhelmina Mengler
Mrs. Rebecca Sato
Mies Camelia Johnson
Miss Meta Mengler
Kekaha:
1 Miss D. Whittington
2 Miss Maltie Jordan
3 Miss Mary Ail Ping
4 Miss Helen yon Arnswaldt
5 Mrs. C. von Arnswaldt
Man a:
1 Mrs. D. D. Heapy
And last but not least
Kauai High ami Grammar'
1 William C. Avery
2 Miss K. Macintyre
Copyright Hill Sthtrlnci & Mux
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"The Store for Good Clothes"
HONOLULU
Rett MJ I
Not Coming Home
L. Wishard, who was a well
known figure in school activities,
for he was yice president of the A.
A. U., president of the O. C. A.
A. and of his class, and also played
on the Punahou Champion base
ball team last year, is not coming
home this vacation but is staying
in the States to go to summer
school. He is now attending the
Michigan Law College.
J We carry the
BOY
SCOUT
SHOES
in two grades.
1st grade, boys' sizes, 2 1-2 to 5, at
2nd " " " 2 1-2 to 5, at
1st grade, men's sizes, 5 1-2 to 10, at
2nd " " " 5 1-2 to 10, at
$3.50
2.75
3.50
3.00
These are the best school or work shoe made.
Tan or Black.
Hilonian Takes Sugar
The freighter Ililonian. of the
Matson line, arrived at Port Allen
af 1 o'clock Friday afternoon,
bringing 450 tons of assorted car
go. She sailed again Saturday
night for Kahului, taking 1,300
tons of sugar and 550 cases of
pineapples. The sugar taken by
the Ililonian gots to the Coast.
Mclnerny Shoe Store hon'olu'lu
a w a mam e ivjnm)
School Washed Again
Huleia school, near Lihue, had
another holiday last Thursday on
account of the night before rain.
, This school is located in the Utile-
la g'.ucn, aim jast inursuay morn
ing the pupils of that school found
the roads impassable. After trying
vainly to muster his flock, Princi
pal Cutting walked into Lihue.
REGAL SHOES MEAN SOLID COMFORT PLUS STYLE
In Regal Shoes you not only secure the most popular styles,
but also the utmost foot comfort for Regal Shoes are made in
Quarter sizes, ami everyone can get exactly the size his (or her)
foot requires.
REGAL SHOE STORE, Honolulu.
We gladly pay Parcel Post charges on all new shoes order
ed, and also pav charges one way on shoes sent to us for re
pairing -and we inisit on repairing shoes well.
High Sheriff Jarrett
William P. Jarrett became High
Sheriff of the Territory on Mon
day, succeeding William Henry,
; resigned, who will run for the
office of sheriff of Oahu.
Deputy County Sheriff Chas.
Rose was the same day named
I sheriff of Oahu by the Board of
' Supervisors.
SILVA'S ELEELE STORE
Kauai's First REAL Emporium
J. I. SIl.VA, Proprietor
Most complete stock of Drvgoods and General Merchandise on
the Island. Free delivery. No trouble to show goods.
For Fancy Wines Ring up 73.
Main Store ELEELE, KAUAI
Let Us Do Your
Virginian Calls
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The freighter Virginian arrived
'at Port Allen Thursday morning,
jbringiug one day later mail and 125
'tons of freight. She sailed again
I Friday night for Kahului, after
i taking on 2,000 tons of sugar.
A UN OR Y
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Territorial Messenger Service
HONOLULU
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