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INDIA LINON
Yard.
17c quality reduced to ..12Vic
20c " " "...15c
25c " " " . . 20c
35c " " "...25c
GREAT SALE OF WHITE DRESS GOODS
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY, BEGINS MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1910
A TEW 01' THE LEADERS
ENOLISII LONO CLOTH AND
NAINSOOK
riece.
$2 25 quality reduced to. $1.75
2 50 .210
3.25 " " " . 2.75
3.50 ' . 2.95
WHITE MERCERIZED MADRAS
Yard.
15c quality reduced to .... 10c
tOo " " " 15c
25c " " " 17c
30c " " " 20c
VICTORIA LAWN
Piece.
$1.00 quality reduced to .$ .85
1.25 ' 1.00
1 50 " " " . . 1.25
2 00 " " " .. 1.50
FLAX0N Plain and Striped
Yard.
30c quality reduced to 20c
35o " " " 25c
40c " " " 30c
Substantial reductions on White Dotted Swiss, Pique. Poplin,
Organdies, Bordeaux Linen, timity and all classes of White Dress
Goods.
THIS SALE WILL LAST ONLY THREE DAYS
Corner Fort and Berctania Streets Opposite Tire Station
Sachs' Dry Goods Co., Ltd.,
Corner Fort and Beretania Streets Opposite Fire Station
Uet a Loi of
Steams' Etcctrio
RAT and ROACH Pasio
Gtnirantenl to extermlmte cock roach r, fits,
mice attrbugft, etc - or money refunded
flnLbntlAtfi ItrtCbot II DO ftoUbrdrurtfUU
tr u sfia ptp4 on rtctlit of irl..
STEARNS ELECTRIC PASTE CO., CHICAGO, ILL.
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The
White Frost
Refrigerators
Have Arrived
at the
Coyne Furniture
Co.,
Bishop Street
REPORT OF
GOV. FREAR
Is Progressing And Will
Go To Washington
September 5
(iMernur Walter P Pro-ii has been
Imril lit work on Ills annual report
for tlie past week unil Iibb devotel
ne.irl) nil of IiIh time to ll since a
week ago Satiudaj.
'lliu tepiirt Is'eluo In WiiBhliigtnn
September in, nml tlio Uovernor
hopes to hnio It on tliu mull le.ii
Iiib Honolulu on September '.
Mnri, tliim lintr t Iif4 Hllhtfl ttt have
alrenel) been covered for thin ) cur's
leport anil Ir tin) i f imrta rrtuii 110
piitmcutiil ihlefa nil nru retch oil
within tlio next few d.i)s there wilt
lin mi trouble 111 ucttlmr the report
iiwni tn vYiiKhltictciti nn tlnve
(!oernor rrcar Htntril that theio
was koIhk to ho mi Innovation In
his retmrt thin icnr tli.lt IB. It
would he less technltnl
An oHort U bolus nude to haie
flw ranni-t tntirn lii a nnrr.itle. so
that u pet son who neier raw Hawaii
ivouhl be able to read It lutein
innttli nml not tin fulfil with so lllJIll'
tallies of IIkiik'3 w'hlUi wouhl me in
tinthliif; to him.
All Imt !i few icntirts from subor
dinate) oIHcIiiIh lt.no heen received
.mil Coicrnor 1're.ir expects those
iiieuluo to ho III his hands within
the next week
CRITERION GOES
TO PEACOCK
(Continued from Face 1)
walk ami that he was not ilruiik, but
It was his pet u II. u- walk that lie
eolvcil onlookers
McTlKhe was up for bavins vvhlB
ke) w tilt li someone thought shoulil
havo n "red label," nciordlUK to the
new law. He h.id this vvhlsl.o) on
July LM
In ropl)lns. McTIrIii! pioliiced let
ters to show that this whlske) was
not a Mend (ntrar to law; It Is
a pine, whlske).
KutillB Chillis I.illiK wilil ll',s,t
or whlske) to one Oeorso Hum
ner. This was considered b the
board to bo Bellini; In Binnll quail
titles, whlih the sellers promised not
to do.
Ill defei so It wiib nsked what n
"sin ill iiiantltj" meant. It was ex
plained that a small Mask was eon
bI tiered selllus ' bmiiII nituntllles
us one man .could s nrmiid tin1
corner and drink It iilone
Two bottles, lino containing Bin
and tlio other wine, wero piescnteil
as evidence In the cum) of KoJImn
wiio runs a pla-o opposite the llsli
mnil.it. KoJImn should not hnt
Bold In Bin.ill quantities, unci it wuh
for HiIb that ho was on the carpet
The defense was that the sale or
Bin and wine was made to one per
son. Ills Instructions to his bar
tenders wero that no less than five
bottles of wlno could lie sold to one
person Ho thought that when Bin
and wine wero sold oRothcr In hot
tie lots, It was nil light
H J Illicitly at this point ad
dieted the ho.it d, saying thnt in
might be at fault fun Kwong Uiuins
l.iniir selHus. IlaskB. He had onl
inentloneil that wlno was not to he
Mild In small iiuatitllles Now ho
had told them" dirferently tind tliov
undei stood that no IlaskB could he
sold.
"Mr Wagner, tlio boird under
stands that )ciu havo heoii jour owi
best customer for miiiio tlnio. suni
Chalimiiii Wntklns to John Wubhoi
of the Mint Siloon WiiRiier admit
ted that ho had looked upon wlno
and spirits In considerable quanti
ties, lie promhed that ho would do
bettor If the boanl would overlook
the offense this tlnio Aftei wain
lug Wagner that ho would loso hi
llieiiBO If 1)0 continued to hung
nioiind his place drunk, lie was ills
missed.
rioia Hatvey and G. W. Mncej
applied for n license to run the Ki
lobaud Saloon, foimorlj coudinted uj
the late 1'iank Haney
Manuel Sllwi applied for a license
on Mauuaken stteet.
'I he application of C A. I'eacock
for a trnusfei of tlio llcousif of tlio
Charles MiC'iirthj, was presented.
Sonouclil'B uppllcntloii for a Sun
day privilege was the hist matter
cousldeivd before tlio board went
Into executive besslon.
Tlio leBult of iiellberatlons in the
executive session was: One sa
loon was closed for two weeks and
one proprietor wiib told ho must de
sist from trjltig to punish hi much
booze In his own place
The boanl authorized tlie transfer
of the license of the Criterion
Saloon fioni .Ch.tiles McCarthy to C
I'eacock, nml the deal of selling
this piopcit) will now ho consiiiu
mated
This Is what tlio lio.ud accom
plished: Closed the Sunrise Halnoii
for two weeks, heard MtTlghe In
Ills Mnteiiieiit on lilend whlsko,
named Wong Chillis I.iiiik 'il K"
Jlinn ngnliist tellliiB small quantities
under their present licenses, repri
manded WiiBner for being drunk,
gae Soiioiiclil n Kunda privilege,
grunted Horn llare and (leorgo
Mney n lliuneo for the Kllohniin S.i
Icon, fonuerl) conducted by Trunk
Hanoi; stunted a license to Manuel
Slim for a saloon on Mnunakei
jtrcet, and authorized tlio transfer or
tlio llieni-e of the Cilterlon
Plans For Large Tract
Above Waimca About
Completed
l'laiia for rerorestlnn more than
10(1 he res of land nboie W.iline.i II-!
age, Hawaii hale been miily com-
idetccl 1) rotestei Halph llosmer or
the Bureau or Agri ulture mid the)
planting of about 1 200 irtos perncie
will eomnieiice nftei (lie first or tlie
enr
Fhe thousand dollars from the
lonsenntlon fund were npproprhiteil
for this work, and In addition A W
farter of I'arker Hatiih gale a like
4it in to carry on the wink
forester llosmer has In en stud-
Ing this reforesting plan for scleral
monthB, and now the plans ate about
complete and the first pl.uitluss have
been made ill the Humeri to ham
trees rend for setting out within a
few months,
One hundred and Tifu ncres of
the laud to be till lied Into forest are
owned by tlie goicriimi lit ami n like
amount belongs to the i'arker llatich
As to the trees which will event
unlli grow on the trnit definite
plans haie not been made as jet
To begin with, n large number of
different Becles of euuiliptus will
be set out, nml it Is this i.irlet) that
Is hclns put In the nurserj now for
tlio first planting on the tract
The Iliirenu or Forest i Is making
plans for Arlmr l)a alrcnd. anil
trees for distribution and planting
on the second Frldio In Nmemuei
are helns prepared
I.nst car for Arbor Daj planting
there were cllstrlhiited nioio than
GO, 000 trees, and the niiinb r this
i ear will be liearh as large It Is
estimated
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2 RECREATIONS
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AT SV.W OHI'llM'.M
ATTORNEY 18
ARMY AND NAVY
MUCH ANNOYED
(Continued from Pace 1)
d The dcfeiiilnnt was airestod and
charged with assault, ho claimed that
tlio soup was spilled through tlio man
w m king next to 111 in Jostling his arm
Just as tlio soup was in transit from
iho holler to nnuther pot
Th comidalnfiiB witness sworo that
proiloiiBly to the dn of tlio alleged
rtiup throw lug, theio wns no trouble
between tlio chief cook unci himself
Judgo Andnidi' found tlio defindant
guilt) and IiiiiohciI n fine i( $J0 nml
costs Attorney Doutliltt at onco not
ed an uppeal and put up bonds Tor
his clients nppeitanco at tlio Circuit
Court.
Doutliltt was provoked about the do
clslon nml alter the caso wns flnlshe I
ho stated thnt ho would noicr til an
other caso beroici tlio District Coiut,
.mil that ho would walio examination
and doniaud n Jnrj tilul In futiiro
Doutliltt dcc'nicd that th decision
mis n rank Injustice, uud that lluro
mis no doubt that tlio soup Incident
wns lrothlns but an accident, hoivoior
the Judgo thought different, and what
ho sas goes till reversed hj the
hlghei court
Tlio second week of laudeillle at
the Orpheimi started In with a good
house The members are all good and
the uftei piece Is lerj fuiiiij Maud
Itoekwell snug "Waiting In Hue lolco
and lespoudeil to an encore with "The
Last Hose of Summer" Kho wore an
other of those stunning gowns of
shliiiinery cloth that you can hear
clear luck In the last ion Olgu
Stock looked cliuiinlng In a natty lin
en suit nml snug "Coino Along Man-
di," winning the usual applause with
that rare lolec of hers and those won
derful Hteck dimples Mabel lliiuyea
and Melilllo Gideon made another hit
with tlieli new songs 'I Want Home
One to Flirt Willi me" was lery well
tendered b .Miss liunycii and Mr
Uldeon idajed the "Ilarcarole" from
"The jaa Tales or Hoffmann" lery
artistically I'liej arc becoming great
faiorltes with tlio audiences I.lttle
VllmiiSteck looked i harming In a de
licious pink dress anil sung "Will Von
Miss Me" Her olce neicr disap
points, there Is u timbre In It thnt is
suited to sentimental Bongs and If the
management would choke the chorus
off when lliity come In with glaring
dresses that destroy all tlio artistic
effect, hei sons would go better
l-nurel Atkins' "Harry Ijiuder" diver
sion was very ilch and her dancing
truly "cutinj " Carleton Chase sang
"I'ut On Your Old amy llonnet," nnd
suns It will, hut when there nro so
many new picttj songs out why give
us these old ones? (iarrlty, Stuart
and llairls McCJulro had parts in the
afterpiece uud acquitted themselves
udmlrnbl) McQulres "Honolulu
Itng" mndo a hit in tlio llrst part and
ir somo or our nation's defenders on
tlio vessels In port would tone down
their etTericscent spirits a bit, tlio
audiences would enjoj tlio selections
much better
down Mil ii rT, 1 1 mi li
niiVMN, of inn oi iici.iis
Washington, Jtiij 19 Malor-Oen
Leonard Mood has his own Ideas re
garding the value of the famous
lloosevvlt physical test for army olll-
cers The chief of staff is convinced
thnt riding and walking tests should
not be the same for nil olllcers of all
arms of the service and all grades
To modify the tests tu suit climatic
unci other conditions at the various
army posts, tlio Genet al has deter
milled tu make the time, place and
method ot the tests u subject for the
best Judgment of tlio departmental
commanders
Thu legulatloiiH penult the com
manders of posts to determine Just
what exercises are necessary to keep
tlio olllcers In proper condition lludei
the now plan It Is expected that the
exercise best adapled'to each iiinii will
bo followed Olllcers who nie oiei
41 li
Certainly if wo can show
you a line of garments that
cannot be surpassed in the
market for the price you
will want to see it, won't
you?
We've established our
claims proven to the buying,
public that we-have the right
kind of clothing at the right
kind of prices.
If you are wise in your
time you will put us .to the
test make us prove it.
Prices range from $20 to
$32.50
a g JXp a
OR.CRIPPEN
Says His Supposed Companion in
Guilt Knows Notltini; of Ciinto
r-Detectives Believe Him.
I ON'DON August i 3 a m -Tin
folhmiiie: t finlt.Hslim milil t,, tine, !
weight will be expected to reduce, uud , ,K(1 ,,, ,(J r ',, lw(1) ,,,,, x
Crlppeii last Momla) to luspiloi
those who are under the normal will
bo expected to Increase
All gem nil olllcers nro exc used
from the annual tost and physical ex
amination Department commanders
will bo required to conduct at least
one riding test, but not us partici
pants The chief of staff will conduct
the riding test for olllcers stationed
In Washington
Olllcers of tlio roast artillery ma)
tako the annual test either by riding
or walking One Important i linage In
tlio condition proildos that olllcers
shall tako the riding test at their
homo posts as far us practicable and
use their oun mounts.
Don has been cabled to the 'D.illi!
News '
"It Is quite true," said the prison-!
er, "that I did kill my wife. But It It!
a mlitake that I made In trying to
hide. I should not have done it. l'
meant It for the best, though, ;
"I will not tay anything of my wlfe's
death until I return to England Theni
I shall prove that though I killed my!
wife I am not a murderer. I make this
confession In order to shield Miss Le
Neve from suspicion. She, poor..glrJ,
knew absolutely nothing of my wife's
disappearance except wiiat I have told
her."
Hu4vtU4Jys8?I ir..i ii. t :i. KfiSHHi
lininrrHliHHE H wonuenui results, iry Hif
fiswMPafisl . IjBg
i
,lUl'i
re
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THi: MATSON Navigation tug In
'rnpld which has lmn undergoing n
general ovtl hauling and tepilis has
guile Into commission again
BROWN MAKES
INVESTIGATION
It C Drown, chief of immigration
sorvlco heie, will make u thorough In
vestigation or tlio ItiiHsiaii Immigrants
on Hawaii Ho left this morning on
tlio .Manna Kna, accompanied by
Grime, the Ilusslar Interpreter
lliniin stated beroro leaiing that It
would take him about time weeks, or
perhaps more, to cover nil tlio plan
tations, where ho Intends to conduct
the Investigation Interpreter Grime,
a Kiisslm, has alread familial led
himself with plantation lire
Seattle, Jul) 'to l'nyniuster's Cftirk
V J Gurrlt) was arrested ut tlie
I'nget Sound Nav) Yard today,
charged with stealing SZ.'JUO from tlio
sure or the cruiser 1'hlladelphln, uud
Is held prisoner on tlio ship Ijist
Mnudii) when (Iarrlty opened tlie snfo
ho oxcluliiied driimutlcutly that lie
had been lobbeel Secret son Ice men
say that (hirrlt) was the onl man on
the ship who had the combination of
tlio safe They also found thnt ho lull
been llilug extraiaguiitly nml was
deep III debt He wns piomoteil from
ycomnii to clerk tlireci months n '.,
uud ut that time married a )ouiu
womiin of good family In llremerton
Puyniuster D .1 Wilton of tlio I'hllii-
clelphla Is responsible llnniiciail) forJ
tlie government's loss, and under the
nui) rules villi bo tried loi negl"it
or dut)
TDK I'ACII IC Mall Inteimedl ito
steamer Asia fioni Ran 1'iaiiclsco b)
The. the. nil) or Honolulu Is leported to
lessel towed thu American schiini'i li.nu unlnd ut Yokohama cm last
Cilleilon. li I"1 vvlslud lo hit) ut Mm) Winkle itidii lulu poll )esleul.i) l8dltinn)
IV
The rnnttnet Tor transimitlng nrui)
supplies from Tiiciimu uud Hi attl.i to
Manila has bron awnrded to tlio I iiv
runnel line, which Is owned and oper
ated by Missis A Holt and coiiip.ui)
or l.liorpnol The contract became or
iectlie lul) I
'I ho coiiip.ui) s bid was $3 n ton for
general cargo, and tt pet thousand
feet on lumber
M I
HIOIIT llUNDHi:!) tons or general
cargo fioni San rianelsco are due to
arriie at the pint on Thursday morn
ing li the I'uclllc Mull Hlcnmvr Mini
golla 'I he i esHi'-, . w as lie'iiid fiom
through ll wlleless lecelied ut I lie
ligclli) of II I1.U Uri Id & Co
A DAINTY TOILET ARTICLE.
Hver) lad) who desires to keep
up her attractive iippenrniuo, while
nt tlio Theater, attending Itecep
Uoiib, when shopping, while travel
ing ami uu all occasions shoulil
earr) In her purse a booklet of
(lOUUAl'D'S OUH-'NTAI. HUAl'TY
I.KAVHS This Is a dnlnty llttlo
booklet of exiiulsltol) perrumed pow
dered leaves which nro easily re
moved and applied to thu skin. It
Is Invaluable when thu liuo becomes
moist and Hushed and Is far supeilur
to a powder putt as it does not spill
and soil thu clothes
It removes dllt, soot mid grease
from the race, Imparting a cool, del
icate bloom to tlio complexion. Hout
an) w hern on receipt of five Cents
In stamps or coin 1' T 1101'KINS
17 Otc.it Jones street, Now York
TRY j
DUFFY'S APPLE JUICE
cai'bonated
Pints and Quarts j
Benson, Smith & Co.,
TORT AND HOTEL STREETS
t
BORN.
DOIIKItTY- To Mrs .1 DcdiOrtv It"
liollllll, August 13, twill dillkhleis
IW-DULLETIN ADS PAY-Jd
TO CURE A COLD IH ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets All druircists rcf.tntl
the money if it fails lo cure.
E. W. Grove's stjjnaturu is on
each box i
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