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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1021
Plating Makes Old
Things New Again
Silver which lws become dull and tarnished
ran lc restored to ils m-ii;ii:iil beauty by silver plating.
Hardware about the limine will profit by plating. Nick
el p 1 a t i n g of a u t o in o b i 1 n parts h u b
caps, reflectors, bumpers, 'instruments, will make the car
look far better.
Our plating plant is equipped to turn out any
kind of plating finish desired, in a short time and at
moderate cost.
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.
Honolulu.
GOOD MEALS IN HONOLULU
Await you at Child's
New, modern, high class restaurant, cen
trally located. Cool and comfortable.
Intelligent, courteous service. European
plan. Operated in connection with the
Blaisdell Hotel
J.F. CHILD, Proprietor.
Make Your Own
Light and Power
Here Is tho complete Kohter
Automatic Power and Light
outfit. Note the simplicity of
Its construction, its . clean-cut
appearance, its sturdy build
note, above all, the entire ab
sence of the usual, bank . of
large glass battery cells. There
are but three simple units in
the Kohler system: its efficient
four-cylinder, water-Jcooled .mo
tor; its dependable generator
connected directly to the motor,
and a small automobile-type
battery for starting the motor.
SOLD BY
The Hurd -Pohlman Co., Ltd.,
HONOLULU, HAWAII
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NEW-COMERS SHOW
APPRECIATION OF
KAUAI HOSPITALITY
Every year a number of new peo
ple come to Kauai. They are in most
caseH met, so to speak, with wide
open arms and hospitably treated.
This" treatment has made Kauai and
hospitality synonyms..
There may be, at times, some
question in the mind of the people
who do these favors as to whether
or not the courtesies are appreciated.
But the following letter sent by six
teachers from one Kauai town to the
department of public instruction
should dispel any such fears:
To the Editor of the Hawaiian Edu
cational Review.
Dear Sir:
From the deepest gratitude we
write this public testimony to the
unexpected and very generous wel
come the six coast teachers received
on Kauai No one can fully appre
ciate the pleasure that we felt unless
she too has been a coast girl plung
ed into new and not altogether eas
ily adaptable circumstances of a
teacher in a plantation school of the
Hawaiian islands.
From the moment we crossed the
landing place at Nawiliwili where we
were met by some kindly citizens
with cars, and given the best break
fast obtainable at one of the local
hotels; until we crossed the thresh
hold of the cottage which was to be
our home for the next year, we
have felt welcome and wanted. But
more especially when we entered
the cottage did we see evidences on
every side of the thoughtfulness of
the men and women. The interior
of the cottage had been freshly
painted, the necessary furniture had
been made the previous school year
by the manual training boys and
nicely stained during the summer,
the windows shone clear and were
hung with dainty curtains and the
dressers and tables were fitted out
with covers to match. The kitchen
was almost completely equipped with
the needed utensils and there was a
very complete set of tasteful and
very pretty dishes; all of which the
girls especially appreciate.
From the outset of the school
year we have been called upon by
the women of the plantation and we
really have felt an enthusiasm for
entering into community affairs as
Superintendent MacCaughey urges us
to do. The clean and dainty appear
ance of our cottage as we explored
it made us long to do the best we
could for the boys and girls whose
parents had been so thoughtful of us
who were almost strangers to them.
Since all these things have been done
for our comfort we feel that it
would be the least we could do in re
turn to give their boys and girls the
best we have of ourselves, our ideals
and our advantages from the states.
And not a little has been added to
this enthusiasm by the quick and
ready response of the boys and
girls.
Most sincerely,
Six Coast Teachers of
Kauai, T. H.
DORMITORY Hl-Y CONDUCTS
THANKSGIVING MEETING
In a special meeting last Wednes
day evening the spirit of Thanksgiv
ing was participated in by the Dor
mitory Hi-Y club members in a pro
gram of song and musical selections
and a very interesting talk by Mrs.
H. Rogers of the Kauai high school,
portraying the advent of the Pilgrim
Fathers in America and the priva
tions that tested their fortitude and
faith in the purpose for which they
had left their homes for the un
known country. It was an evening
greatly enjoyed by all present.
KOLOA FILIPINO CLUB HOLDS
INTERESTING PROGRAM
A full attendance of the Koloa
Filipino Y Club enjoyed a program
of music and talks last Friday even
ing in the Japanese school house.
"America" was sung for the open
ing of the meeting and the invocation
was given by Rev. R. A. Hall.
Well chosen selections of patriot
ic and other music by the string
ed orchestra received the hearty
upplause and many recalls from the
audience.
Vice President Ignacio Jummoau,
gave a convincing talk on "Why We
Need a Club" and outlined various
ways by which the organization is
and can further meet the needs of
the members.
Miss Gilbert of the Koloa school,
who is helping the boys in their
English and Americanization,
brought several suggestions to her
hearers relative to their work in the
night school. Addresses by Edward
Emil and Rev. Hall were interspers
ed by singing and orchestra selec
tions, closing with Battle Hymn of
the Republic.
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IN the matter of safety, the
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THURSDAY
"WITHOUT LIMIT"
A METRO PICTURE
SATURDAY
"The Woman God Changed"
SUNDAY
HAROLD GOODWIN
in
"OLIVER TWIST JR."
A FOX PRODUCTION
TUESDAY
JACK LONDON
in
"LITTLE FOOL"
PARAMOUNT
WALLACE REID in "TOO MUCH SPEED" is coming soon
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