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V , CIIOItE KESIDEXT LOTS FOR
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For Maps, Trices and Terms, Apply, to
James T. Taylor.' t.E.,
Mr Telephone 2153 ,
.. -Jload; TelephQno 2103; P. O. I?ox 793.
FOR RENT
New modern house wifli beautiful
screened lanai, gas, electric light and
lawn; $32. . .
' Fine large house, wth' large lanal,
completely mosquitoproofed - and with
all conveniences. $3.V . ; '
New partly furnished cottage, " ?3o.
Renovated S-lcdroom house. $33.
Land for Eale in all parts of town.
Represented duVing absence by F.
Schnac Attorney, 5 Brewer-Building.
FOR RENT.
Furnished house, 2 bedrooms, cm
pretely furnished in every detail; lin--en,
crockery, kitchen outfiL 'etc:; ser
vants Quarters; wash room; Matlock
Ave C.' WALDEYER, Real Estate,
Hotel and Union 3tsM TeL 43S5.
p. H. BURNETTE ; -
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Grants Marriage 1-icenses, Draws
SrtoaVes. Deeds Bills of ; Sale,
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HONOLULU, Phone 1845.
Toilet Requisites
No matter wba make of toilet ; J
iwwdtr you favor, always get It
at Hollistcr's. 4
Whether powder or other .toilet
articles, here you will find the
most varied stock of the popu
lar and Tbcst-known makes.
' And;;lIolIistcr service, as ro-
gards waiting on customers, Is
worthy. . i .
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Fort Street
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about RUBBER
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i know whether you,
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r much work and
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aiian News' C6;i v in
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The. Palm Cafe, where it's
always good."
SAVE STEAMSHIP FARE
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.taln pens that leak, get a
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'"V;V-. at
ARLEIGH'S
on Hotel Street
Geo. A. Martin
1 MERCHANT TAILOR -Moved
to Fort Ab'ovV Hotel St.
MONUMENTS
and all kinds of marble wort;
cleaned and repaired by expert
workmen at reasonable prices.
Call for Zimmcr'man at ' ;
J. O. AXTELL'S .
Alakca Street
Office Coats
Black and Pongee Shades. ,
' From S2.50 Up. - y '
H.- Afin;
f Empire Building!
NEW OAHU CARRIAGE - MFG. CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Car-
: riage and Wagon Materials and
Supplies. .. , . : .' ' ;
Carriage Makers and General Repair
ers. Painting, Blacksmithlng,
Woodworking and Trimming
Queen St. : nr. Prison Road
if vnn fnliow i hp advice of the fed-.
eral department , of agricultures you . Reports jndfeate . an . unwillingness
won't sell th,e old "cow with its soul- amon Jhe young men of the country
ful eyes, or any kind of eyes 30 far, to contract away their time for a pe
as that toes, Tor the important thins riod as long as seven years, even after
U that "tows are going up, not like; it is explained, to them .that only four
Elijah, it is true. but. still ttfey are of these yeara must be spent with the
going op in their own sweet way. . jcolofs. ; ., . , y :; v
4 Hie deparuneni cas sent, out a, out
lctin advising persons, especially
- -....,
' 'Hie department has sent out a out
. ...... .'
farmers
?ers of the soutnern staies,,aiiu wumuc auu
hst Felling pff lheir cattle at this; cruitmenl of the existing regiments up
!..: because of! the . threatened .to the full strength, this failure of the
.-- -in ,o. iTnJtoHlreeruitine service, is, giving serious
pgair.
time
Ehortage
states. ' . . ,.-,- , .r, f
"The prices paid for canners dur
ing this period'have been so high that
thousands of cows and . heifers have
Mne to the shambles which should
have. been retained on the farms fori
breeding . purposes," . says the bullo - -
tin. . ' I
In a farmer bulletin the department
emphasized the grave nature of the
meat shcrrtagd the country s about
to fsce and stated., that, for the nrsl
time Jn the history of the . United
Ftatea . more animaf nroductsrhad
keen imported than exported. . In
that statement It Is . said that , the
eoimtrv. will havp to look to Kew Zea
land 'and Australia lor. much of its
meat supply. - - :l : .v
' Th dpnartment sava , thia buvera
Irom.the west have been active in the
southern states for thelast twelve
months buying all possible cattle, for
rannpr - nr 'etnrVprs. anfl thai, tf thft
lsrge 'shipments out of that portion
or tne. countrst conunue; me souin
, )wuu &g r a uiiv l c vumc. uim u I
emphasis is placed: on the grave na -
l .inc. 'Uitui ouuiwoi; v yuic, :
uuu 'Oil vaiuu :iaioci9 - cue uiguu iu
breed up ' the native, cattle and use J
every means to increase their num
ber and size,
His Satanfc majesty offer s woineii
(liamond tiaras-instead iof halos. ,
5T-
OGTORS
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JOT HELP HER
But Lydia E-Pinkham's Vcg-l
ctable Coxripound Restored
Mrs. LeCWas Health-. '
Her Own Statement.
Detroit Micli. tt "I-am glad to .dis-
Cover a remedy-that relieves me from
my BUfTering a n d
pains. For two years
I- suffered bearing
dowii pains and got
all run down. -1 was
crider a ; n e r v o us
strain and could not,
slcp . at night. I
went to doctors here
in the city but they
did not do me any
good. '
V Seeing LydiaH
Pinkham's Vegetable Coiripourid adver
tised, I tried it. My health improved
wonderfully and I am now quite well
again. No woman suffering from fe
male ills will regret it if she takes this
medicine'- Mrs. Jxtaris G. LeCleav
336-Hunt St; Detroit, Mich. .
-s Another Case '
Philadelphia, Pa.;4 Lydia.E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound all yod
claim 4t to be.' About, two or three
days before ny" periods I would get bad
backaches, tineri pains in right and left
sides, ari my head would ache. I called
the doctor and. fee said I had organfc in
flammation. I went tohim for awhile but
did not get well so I took Lydia E.Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound. After tak
ing two bottles I was relieved and finally
my 'troubles left the I married and
have two little girls. I have had no re
turn of the old troubles. "--Mrs. CHASfc
BpELL, 2650 S. Chadwik.St, phila.,Pa.
S
urn met
UndefwMr
1
U will make you
forget the Heat
"The Style Center." ,
: ' Fortv and Merchant;
ft. J
Fflclnetiiy
..The'.diTflcuHy ciperknced by re
cruiting, of Hcers fa the army In secur
ing enlistments is becoming so grave
that an appeal may be made to con
gress by the secretary of war to
amend the. existing enlistment laws,
iif order that the army may be kept
up to its authorized strength.
, ui grumug ut-uus ui nwj.
'frt. Intv . In Ilavinli th Philinnines
. .v -.i
.for duty in IJa wall, t the Philippines
and thaTanil Tnnp und fnr th . rp-l
recruiting service is- giving serious
concern to the army officers.
Secretary Daniels of the navy has
written letters of commendation ; to
! Ensigns H. W;-Scot ield, H. W. Under-
WOod and W. W. Hill, and Clark
Crippen, a painted, all attached to the
armored cruiser. Maryland, for gallant
conduct off Venice, Cal., April 29 last,
when the fqur attempted to rescue the
crew of a steam launch which had
been overwhelmed ', by , the b reakers .
Though failing to reach the boat they
risked their own lives in theeffort. ,
; The secretary also wrote a 'letter
commending Samuel A. A. Gottliebs a
musician on the receiving ship at Nor-
clt, Va., for gallantry in rescuing - a
small boy from .drowning near rons
mouth, Va. . : - . '.:
. though the navy department always
declines to publish- more1 than the most
meager data concerning its submar
ines, it is known that the plans tor me
three vessels of, that type authorized
fjj lUQ last oCefilUu -. Ul t.uafeiwa v-w
template .vessels "much larger than
aUti HOW" 1X1 COU1U11S3IUU
submarine navigation, as ;lh the field
of aviation, the United States navy has
been outstripped by European engi
neers in the matter of size, speed and
offensive power of the submarines. &o
the naval designers now are planning
much larger; and mote formidable ves
sels of-that type Some of them pro
phesy the development or tne suDmar
nn into a' crlant battleship that will re
place the , dreadnoughts in the first
line .of defense, and. ne capapie 01 ieui.
norarilv disappearing beneath tthe sur
face 6f the sea. to escape a return fire
after discharging 11s great i-i"
fles .at an enemy, ' --j- . : '.
On the theory that "we should have
an all-white;,; America, ahd not an
America spotted with "yellow.V Repre
sentative Frank': Kent yot ' California
said'in an.inb'riew that" the Monn e
doctrine is the biggest handicap in the
way" of -fighting off Ihe advance of the
We: Should havev maae u easy iur
iriiroTwnn " nations '.to colonize iri the
.t.n vfnfmhorp. and then ' WT?
would not have such .trouble now with
tn Jananese and other Oriental prob
lem s. At the time. ttte Monroe doc
trinc was promiIgated;it seemed right
that 'shftiild hot allow strong Euro
pean nations.. t'o get a footbold here
and mako' trouble afterward. Of course,
' hh r . inade kreat Inroads In
Brazil and Argentina although there
is no colonization there. If itad not
hoan 'Tnr th'ft Monroe doctrine there
might, have been more help in settling
this Japanese situation.
TVi Ulnnrnrt rinftHnf Wilf ' be
great hindrance to ny policy. of trying
to retain" and run the I'nuippine
islands. According to the doytrine we
Viova nn rsrht in hinld them.'f
At. the time Mr. Kent made his ol
KPrvntlnria reenrdinc the Monroe doe-
trine he said he had changed his views
nn fho hattiPRhin subiect. He. Voted
acainat the larcer navy programs p'n?-
viously, bui'said 'today that, he will
nn ihp. forced to reverse his tactics. ,
"I. haven't changed toy mind as to
hn stnniditv of war" he explained,
"but my changed view on battleships
comes out cf the complex international
situation now-facing us. . 1
"We have established the Monroe
dpctrine, and that is a cause of offense
tn some other, nations. This doctrine
ronpra us rpanonslble for all th6 mis
. deeds of all the peoples that may be
described as incompetent, misgoverneu
and impossible, who infest the conti
nent and the Islands adjacent thereto,
It is a bie contract.
"We have also become mixed Up in
the interminable Eastern struggle' by
our holding the Philippines, and take
a nrn rata share of supremacy in Asia
as well as On the American continent
Wp are havine misunderstandings
with Jahan. We realize there are pth-
ci people" in the world differing from
us, whether , or not, they are superior
or inferior.' We take the position that
their nresence in this country would
not tend toward making it a better
place for the sons of the race that
built Ihe nation. Therefore we er
ciude the Japanese not only that we
may. establish, a. democracy, but that
wV ma? prevent a racfal friction which
might lead to war.
"Sol In facing the facts and not the
orics, I have become a battleship man,
where before I voted against them.
. Hotel Aubrev. Kauula.
. Mr. and Mrs.. J. J. Dillinghas. Misses
nniinghas, Miss X. Stevens, Chicago.
111.: Miss A. Rouniisrueira, Miss U
Roumlgueira; E..Gantbier. Mrs, Geo. K
Howe, San Francisco. Cal.; ' Miss M.
Teterson, Los Angeles, Cal.; .. A. W.
Ratchelder. Salem. W ash.-: Mr. ana
Mrs. W. L. Eaton. C.' Lambert. Miss
A. Buford, L. H. Underwood, C.T,
Siickctt. Miss Peterson. Charlotte L
Sackrtt. Mr, and Mrs. R. W. T.reckcns,
W; G. Breckons. Miss E. A. Breckons,
Mr. and Mrs.; C. R . Gait and family
Mr. and Mrs. ven Holt and family,
A. K. Decker, If. S. Decker, Miss El
vira Bcrdeh, and O. A. Stevrn. Hono
lulu: Mr. anil Mrs. Rclilmmelfnnif,
' Koloa. Kauai; John S. Cowan, Kohala.
Hawai.
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PRIM
v By Latest Mail ;(
:CHICAGO.-rCarlton Prouty. ricii
real estate dealer, was fined' $."V and
sentenced to, serve thrte months In
the county jail by Judge Richard S.
Tuthill In the circuit court for violat
ing the Illinois law which prohibits
the remarriage of divorced persons
vriinm a year.- ir juiv v..-.--
Preuty for having married his former
-t: . in. l(i,li Ttnwcrhpr.
within a year. The jurist censureu
ctenograpner, nrs xian
at iporte. Ind.. four da
first wife, Mrs.' Carrie B.
v.. j;,.i.a Turin
Marie Bucscher.
days after his
Prouty, had
nhtfnpH "a divorce. Judge Tttthill en-
teied a decree on the application of
Mrs. Prouty Oct. 25. 1912, ana ai-
owtd $150 alimony.
t.M'to TnthJM also, Indicated that
hef'would nullify the marriage of Mr.
Prouty. and Miss Buescher wnen ne
signs the decree. . : ' .
"You have no excuse, Mr. Prouty,
said the Judge. MYou: have keen a
nnWIc official and were at tne lime
of your violation of this decree. Your
actions are a direct contempt, or mis
rmirt The law does not mate any
distinction between the humble and
the unknown man and the man in a
hih nosltlon such as yourself , The
powerful man is just an .ordinary
citizen in the eyes of the law and
must obey it."!f . . i ; ;
BOWELS BAD,' LIVER ' v "
TORPID? : CASCAHb I o
If 'Constipated, Billons,. Headachy,
Stomach Sour, get a iu-epni oox vi
Cascarets take one tonight
Vnn ttipn and "women who can't get
feeling right who have headache.
coated tongue, foul taste ana ioui
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bil-
ious, nervous ana upsei, . uoiucjcu
with a sick, ga3y disoraerea. stom
ach, or have back-ache and feel Vra
out." ''. '''i:y . :'l ;.- ':i : .V":'' j ' '
Are voii' keeolnff youe-bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merel7 forcing a
passageway every few daVs with salts,
cethartic: pills or ' castor' oil? This is
important"
Cascarets work while .you.sieeD;
cleanse and regulate the stomaco.
rpmnve the sour, undigested and fert
mentlng food and foul gases take the
excess bile from the liver ' and carry
out of the system all the constipated
waste matter and poison in tne intes
tines and bowels. " ; ' .; f
A- Cascaret tonisht will straighten
you out by morning a 10-cent'.box
from any drug store will keeo your
'Is- that so. : saw wiz, as ne nus -
dlar and head clear for months.. Don't
f ri'rect the children They love Cas
carets because . they i, aate good -do
good never, gripe or sicken.-advcr-
tisement. -t , ;w . j , ,
I
MAYOR BOOSTS' AND.
RESIDENTS ATTEND
' CHURCH EN MASSE
By Latest MaUJ -t - : , , ; . ;
rTKriMVATl. More ocoolc attend-
r . J 111 -
ed church In Wyoming, the . beautiful
rmd fashionahle Cincinnati suburb, to
day than ever before in; the history
r th.at oTnTniiTittv rf some seventeen
hundred, souls. , The outpouring niieof
thp fivo churches-Metnoaisi, bap
tist, Presbyterian, Episcopal "and Ro
man Catholic V :v-;-;
The cause was , a proclamation is
sued by Mayor W. B. Hay last Fri
day, which was distributee Droaacasi
over the Village lii the form of pink
placards and taken up by the ' press.
In his proclamation tne mayor saiu
the church was the great conserva
tive influence: of our modern civili
zation'' hence ther desirability , of in
dorsing It through personal attend
ance. ; -' u "
In caHTng upon every man, women
and child to attend" he - said n that the
police would be carefill to look after
those sustriclous r(ersohs remaining
away from church. The villagers a
great rendezvous" for golf; players on
SundayV. but the links were deserted.
, Mayer Hay was delighted. When
seen tonight he said: . - ; j. -'
"As far as I can' learn, and I have
Investigated and inquired carefully,
the churches were: crowded. ' Cer
tainly none of them Was so complete
ly filled "before unless at a 'funeral or
wedding. At the Presbyterian -church,
which I attend, every seat was taken.
I am told that the streets were prac
tically deserted during the services."
Mayor Hay's proclamation was is
sued at the suggestion of"; the .Wyo
ming Welfare Association, an organ
ization cf business men. Mr., Hay is
a successful lumberman. He was de
feated, last fall as, a Progressive can
didate for congress ( in. the ; second
district. -
; '.''.' :
The Spanish senate has retified the
Commercial ' treaty replacing the re
cc ntly expired treaty between Japan
and Spain, v
a FOR 25 CENTS
CLUETT PEABODY6 COLTROTTaIY
i
"-I L Ox I I,
L I lHvVVt.VVV . A VVV
for Jnfalri t s ! a
FOXITT YEAIXS AGO almost every mother, thought her chiM must hart
parrgorlc or laudanum to make it sleep, . These drugs will produce sleep,
and a few drops too many will produce the sleep fro a which there fa
no waking. Many are the children who have been lulled or whose health has
been ruined for life by paregoric, laudanum and morpfune, each of which is
narcotic product of opium; Druggists are prohibited from selling either of th
narcotics named to children at all. or to anybody without labeling them
poison." Thedefinitlon'of "narcotic" is: "JLinedici tchick rtiUvc pain
and product deep, but which in poisonous doses products stupor, cona, convul
sions and death," . The taste and smell of medicines containing opium are dis
guised, and sold under the names of M Drops, ' Cordiah," Sxwthing' Syrups,"
et' You should not permit any medicine to be givea to your children without
yon or your physician know of what it is composed. Castorla does not con
tain narcotics.
: '.V,; The
signature of
P h y o icia no R e co
. I hftw frequently prescrlbal Cwtorl tot com-
moa atlments of caOdrca vlth pood result.
W. A. CairtiiL. ST. P., .
. V -'r.r. ; . y ;;; BuCftJo, 2f. T.
, As tbi fttier cf thirteen chndrea I ccrUlnly
know omethicff aboit yooe sret medicine and.
Hid from my own family experience, I have. In
taj yean of practice, found Catftorl a popular and
efflcleat remedy In almoet trrry homo. . ,
1 , Wju J". llcCaaas, Jf. D.,
' : Omaha.
O h i . df r e iv Cry f 6 r
r n U s e F o r 0
MX
f JL
' you
c,rn ic
J -r
into a suky shirker. . . '.y r - t :. '
"Start the.day riglitby getting, into; cool, lht .
woven; loose fitting B:V. D. Coat Cut Undershirts .
and Knee Length Drawers. -. : ; , ' ,
You'll keep 4lfcclih2 : right;'' ' ell day ahd ' you'll "raise your !
battW average" for the day. : This is the s'trhplc prcscnrition of .
'Doctor Common Sense?', , On cvery R y. D. Undergarment. ;
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CLST
C. V (TW. JU- JrA & rr GatH . . ' J
Get a good look at this label and insist that your dealer j .
. sells you only undcrWear with, the B. V. D. ubeL
B V D Coat Cut Unlershlrts and Knee Lenjh Drawe-t, I
retail'at 50c, 7Sc, $1.00 and S1.50 thc Garment. , - . ' ;..;.'
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Tie B: V. D. Company, Ncw.YorLv
DRY
'Divide the cost of the COLUMDIA; cell by the number of.
days' service it rives: do likewise with any other cell: you will
sec that the COLUMBIA costs leu per day than any other
cell." : :i'.:-;-y"' -r ' '''V.
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rid ' Chi Id rc
fftf 'T. cnarantecs cennfss
ttcucJUU Cnstorla
m mend C a c t or I a.
I find yonr Castor i U very beacfldal ta Cs
treatment of children' ailBteata.
i ' , P. CaVia, X "
.', Chkaj9,Eia
' "l died to whit are caTIed paicol iaodk'lnoa,1
where naber alone kaowa whit ital la put In iheia,
hut I know the f orraala of you Oatoria ahd ai?
luvwlaprDpernca. IJadlttaheaTery ss
t aJ, aa well aa raarmlm family medicine. . '
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F.otch 6 r o Ca 6 1 o r I a
v e r 3 0 - Y c a r c ; I
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. : Raise Your
waning iverac
f With B;V; D.
fs the game of life and of '
'ivfiat vnti accomplish
tbr Jrr ilenenrls'linonWv
feci hy day. Bodily.' depres-'.
nmrK m acr on a man s
i r
Ol Wll . J -J .
mind; and to turn an eager worker .'
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Woven Laid
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HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD.,
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