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Win A Prize
WHILE there may not be a prize for everyone in the Contest, it will be
safe to say that there will be a prize for everyone who is capable of
developing energy. The prizes offcrcd,and those to be announced lat
er, are sane, sensible and useful gifts. Every girl wants a piano, and
almost every man knows where one could be placed to the best advantage. The
same thing is true of a gold watch, a dinner service, while the only purely mas
culine prize offered thus far is the fifty-dollar wardrobe offer of the Clarion.
It won't be hard to dispose of twenty-five pounds of Sweet Shop chocolates.
It Costs Nothing
to enter nor to compete. The contest headquarters are upstairs, Waikiki the Em
pire, where every courtesy will be offered those wishing to enter. Tickets, good for
admission to any of the Honolulu Amusement Company's houses, with vote cou
pons attached can be secured there. Contestants, already nominated, who wish to
insure votes being cast for them, can secure these tickets at the Contest Headquarters.
Three Months from Today
The Contest closes. Three months in which to do a little pleasant work
among your friends and be richly rewarded.
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Ask the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany about an
Edison
Storage Battery
For your Automobile
They are a success
BIG DOINGS AT
Yee Chan & Co.,
Cor. King and 'Bethel Sts.
The Great Sacrifice Sale Now On
We do not comlder tho cost of goods In this sale as we need the room for
the largo shipment now on the way. This, is your opportunity to buy your dry
goods supply for the year.
Fancy and Plain GINGHAMS, regular 10c yard goods 15 Yds. for $1
Forest Mill WHITE COTTON, 1 yard wide, fine and pur 12 Yds. for ?1
White and Gray COTTON BLANKETS, $1 per pair, now,.,.,'. 65c pair
White Cotton TOWELS, 10c each, now 5c each
White Cotton TOWELS, large size, 20c each, now .' 10c each
Ladles' WOOLEN 8WEATER COATSj formerly $5.50, 4 and $3.50 now
$3, $50 and $2
Men's OVERSHIRTSi formerly 50c, 75s, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 eaehi now
25c, 50c, 75c and $1 each
Men's SUITS, regular $10 suit, now $5.50
Men's SUITS, regular $7.50 Suit, now $4.00
Men's WOOLEN PANTS, $4 pair, now 2.50
Men's WOOLEN PANTS, $3 pair, now 2.00
Men's Fine MERCERIZED HALF HOSE, 20c pair, now...' 122C
Men's Fine MERCERIZED HALF HOSE, per box 6 pairs 75c
Men's Fine Colored HALF HOSE, regular 15c pair, now 3 Pairs for 25e
Boys' Washable KNEE PANTS, 35c each, now 15o each
Boys' Washable SHIRT-WAISTS, 35c each, now 15o each
The large stock of MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S SHOES will
be sold regardless of cost.
OUR PRICES ARE POSITIVELY THE BIGGEST BARGAINS OFFERED
IN HONOLULU
"POP" WHITE
BREAKS LEG
Oldest White Man In Islands
Has Bad Ac
cident. Tho olilost whito niim In the ln
I.uiiIh, "Pop" White, una rinlto Hcrl
miHly Injuied yesterday and thoro wero
grnvo doubts of Ills recovery tnkliiR
Into consldorntlun Ills ureal nj;c, lie
bcliiR nlnety-fiiur ut his lust birtlul.iy
Ycstorday inornliiK ho hitched mi
his team anl blurted for thin city
from 1'cnrl City with n lo.ul of pro
duce. When but u Hhort distance from
hotno ho fiot down to IIkMcii up oho
of the ropes on lilx load and In koiiio
manner slipped and broko one of his
Icks closo to tho UiIkIi. Ho was
found shortly after tho accident and
brought Into Honolulu and placed in
tho Queen's Hospital.
TIiomo In cliarKO at tho Queen's
Hospital stated at noon today that Mr
Wliltu had passed a quiet night anil
that lio was getting along as well as
could bo expected considering all
things, and that ho will recover from
tho accident notwithstanding his
great age.
PRIZE OFFERS ARE
AROUSING INTEREST
Tho announcement of tho Honolulu
Amusement Company of a manlier of
additional ptlzes In their popularity
contest lias created iiimo than a lit
tle Interest, manifested not only by
tho numerous applications at head
quarters for nomination blanks, but
by ronowed 'onthuslusm on tho part
of tho original contestants. Many a
longing oyo Is cast toward tho shop
of the Ilcrgstrom Music Company,
whero tho handsnmo boldolr piano Is
housed, which on July fouith will bo
como tho proporty of snnio dcscnlng
contestant. Tho fifty dollar outfit of
forod by tho Clarion will bo a hand
some addition to any gentleman's
wardrobe, while the gold watch of
fored by H. F Wlchman & Co and
the dinner sorlco. displayed at K. O
Hall & Son's nro ptlzes of which any
lady might well bo proud '
A special slldo scnlco Is being ar
ranged so as to faellltnto the an
nouncement of the 'standing of the
contestants, new pilzo offers and oth
er mutters of Intel est to the contest
ants and the general public during the
performances at tho tlireo theaters.
RECREATIONS
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Tho "Dina Viilt'licl.itm," the Hp.tnMl
dunce as executed b the famous 111
dulgoi at the llljoti Url evcnhiR, was
own a greater success than tho "Merry
tldmv" daiiev given during their lift
Wdk, and they received an ovutlon
front the house, which was packed to
the diiniK Tho new dance Is dltllcult,
but extremely fiiwlnattng, giving lib
eral piny to the use of castanets and
tht' tambourine Kenor Hidalgo Is a
giaieful dancer, and Henorltii Tela III
dalgo, all smiles and beautifully cos
tumed, Heenm the very Incarnation of
terpslehorenn grace Jones & O'flrlen,
the colored comedians, brought down
the house with their plantation net en
titled "Untie Hph's ltcturn," ono of tho
best sKdehes of their extensive reper
toire Tin) Haiiio program tonight nnd
tomorrow.
SAVOY
Hilda Cnrle, tho slntuesque beauty,
lived up to nil the pnilso of her ad
vance ngent when she made her llrst
appearance at the Kavoy Theater Inst
evening Sho ninilo an Instant lilt. Slio
not only sings her songs, but nets
them well. Her volco Is melodious, and
with the added charm of beautiful cos
tumes she Is n vvclcomo addition to the
Bavoy program Sho Is tall and wil
lowy nnd her stage presenco Is good.
Hessle, the tramp Juggler, turned up us
n. real hobo for his weekly cliango anil
made much of his llttlo feats of
Juggling, width are comedy stunts
throughout.
EMPIRE
Tiny In sl?e, but n great attraction,
Print ess Hiisnna. tliu midget. Is still
tho center of attention at the llinplro
Theater S'ever b-foro lias such a tiny
atom of humanity pirouetted upon tho
local stage, and for this reason sho
continues to draw well Her tlght-wlro
act Is clover and well done As a mat
inee attraction the princess Is one ot
tho best who has appeared at the Hm
plrc. Wlilttlcr & Crosson last evening
presented new songs which wcro well
received
PERSONALITIES
F. C. ATHHIITON leaves today on
the Maiiim U,i for Hawaii.
NOBIj DKKIIII Is booked for pas
sago to the States on tho Honolulu!!.
C'OI.ONHIiJIIDDhi: Is booked to sail
for tho coast on the IIonoHilan April
11.
C. 11 I1KM.INA, manager of tho
Club Stables, expects to leavo for a
trip to tho Coast on tho Honolulu!!.
II. O ("C.oody") Morso is booked
for tho Honolulan to tho coast on
April II.
MAIOIt AND MI1S WINSI.OW, with
tho two children, will leavo Hawaii on
tlie Honolulan April 11. ,
hici'Ui;si:ntativi: kawaakoa
of Maul was oxcused from the Houso
jesterday because of Illness In his
family
HPKAKKR llOI.STHIN and a num
bers of members ot (ho House attend
ed tho Governor's icccptlon yesterday
afternoon.
MRS. T. CMVH DAVIKS is mak
ing preparations to depart for tho
co.iBt on April 11, sailing on tho Ho
nolulan. Mil. AND MKS. J. ALFItHI) MA
GOON aiinounco tho engagement of
their daughter Mary Cathcrlno to Mr.
Fiank Ward Hustacc.
It. A. Kcarns of the Territorial
Immigration Iliiicau leaves today on
tho Klnau for Kauai to Investigate
labor conditions thoro.
GOV. J. T. HAKHIt was n visitor In
tho Houso ycstorday and was In
vited to tho "privileges of tho 1'oor,"
but ptcforred u seat in tliu lenr
MAJ. K. li WINSI.OW, corps of en
gineers, U. S. A, will leavo Hono
lulu noxt week to take chargo of tho
fortification work along tho Panama
cannl.
DICPUTY SIIKHH-T FHItN'ANDKZ,
who came up from Hun yostcrduy,
Btatcd that Yiimainoto, tho Japanese
who tried to commit sulcldo at Hwu,
Is ono ot the best boiler makers In tho
islands.
IIHIUIUnT LAWS passed through
Honolulu on the Sheridan us freight
elerfc on roilto to tho coast. He, to
gether Willi Henry Werner, opened
tho Park Thcnlor In this cily and af
terward went to thu Orient,
IIKV. S. I DKSHA, chaplain of tho
Houso of Representatives, will appear
beforo tho Houso Committee this
ovenlng In thu legislative hall to en
ter his objection to Qulnu's Sunday
bill, which Is being considered by tho
Legislature. Mr. Desha bald that It
Is not right to allow tho theatres to
open on Sunday
DEATH CAUSES
Tho causes of deaths occurring In
Honolulu during tho month of March
have been covered In tho regular sta
tistical report prepared by Registrar
Lemon of tho Hoard of Health Dur
ing tho fifteen days ending March 15
thoro wero llfleen deaths fiom As
iatic cholera; two from typhoid fov
er; nine from tuberculosis and ono
from diphtheria. In the fifteen day
period following there was one deatli
each fiom typhoid fevor and dlph
thorla und thirteen from tuborculosls.
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A most
comfortable
and stylish
'Arrow
COLLAR
15c 2 for 25c.
Clufll, Pcibody & Co., Mtkta
AllROW CUFFS, 25c. fair
HONOLULU
AMUSEMENT
COMPANY, LTD.
THE SAVOY
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Whitney & Marsh,
Limited
GREAT
CLEANING-UP SALE
of
French
THI8 WEEK!
A New Singer
Hilda Carle
The Slatucsipio VocalNt In Character
Costumes
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HESSIE
Tho Hobo Juggler In Comedy 1'enlM
SELECTED MOTION PICTURES
MJMJOIJ
SENSATION OF WEEK!
HIDALGOS
Spanish Dancers
Will Present MoJt Beautiful Dance of
Spain
" Danza Valenciana"
JONES & O'BRIEN
African Comedians
"Undo Eph's Return"
lluck-uud Whig Dancing
Popular Prices 10c, 15c, 25c
EMPIRE THEATRE
Matinees Every Day, 2:30 o'clock
MARVEL OF THE AGEI
Smallest Actress in the World
Princess Suzanna,
The Midget, 32 Inches Tall
In Her
Daring Tight Wire Act
Whitticr & Crosson
New, Up-tn-Duto and Catchy Sengs
Ilelter Than liver
Popular Films
Popular Price
AMUSEMENTS.
Independent Theater
HOTEL STREET, NEAR NUUANU
Will Open Next Week
MOVING PICTURES
AND VAUDEVILLE
WATCH FOR THE OPENING
Tills Theater Is Independent of all
the others, act tho Independent habit
Hand-Embroidered
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Underwear
Gowns, Corset-Covers, Petticoats,
Drawers, Chemises,
Combinations, and Matched Sets
In Time for Easter
New Lingerie Gowns
Just to Hand
Easter Millinery
Comprising
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New York's Latest
Styles and Fashions
Admission 10 Cents
Children 5 Cents
GRAB0WSKY TRUCK
1. Vs, 2 and 3 TONS - 45 H. P.
HONOLULU POWER WAU0N CO
Agents
875 South, Near King Street
Phone 2100
MEN CHILDREN LADIES
Electric Baths, Massage,
Special Treatments
C1YMNAH1UM open from 7 a. m. till
10 p m. Telephone 24G7.
176 South King Street (upstairs)
BARON SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL
CULTURE
WE have imported for our EASTER TRADE a large
and varied assortment of EASTER MILLIN
ERY which is now on display in our windows
and store, and invite you to call and Inspect the same.
These cjoods are marked at a slight advance on cost,
which places them within the reach of everyone.
The Latest Styles
At a Very Low Figure
THE AEROPLANE TURBAN in blue and green,
MUSHROOM LEGHORN, CHIP STRAW, TUSCAN
STRAW, HAIR BRAID TURBANS, SILK PYROXYLIN
BRAID, CANTON BRAID, AJ0UR BRAID, CHANTILLY
LACE, etc.
Wc also have a large assortment of
Children's Trimmed Hats
which we are selling at a very low figure.
A call will convince you that these goods arc the
Cheapest in Price and
Best in Quality
L.B.KerrCo.
Limited
Alakea Street.
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