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nOXOLULU STAIM U LLETI N SAT UK DAY, SEPT. C, 1913.
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The opening iof the school term is at hand. This Is an event of
no mall importance. It means the city home Is reestablished. .The
child Is fltter out with lunch basket, drinking 'cup, food containers,
Thermos supplies, etc, etc. . .-.. '-
We are particularly primed for these requirements and can give
"perfect service". Our stock of . ;'v '' .
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Walter' Baker.
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SED FOR TiiE PLAYHOUSES
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White and, Cofld Semi Porcelain Dinner Set, 50 pes .V...:lv.'.$.BJQ
Olympic 784. Conventional Border Design, 60 pes ...,4 4 i. 11.60
Universal Lunch" Kit, handy; compact, with Thermos bottle;..", 2X0
Folding Kodak Lnncb ltox,.
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E3OCO0.MES
and COCOA
For eating, drinking and cooking
Pure, Delicious; NutrlUous
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. EedsteKd U. a Patent Ofllc ;
f Breakfast Cocoa, 1-2 lb.. tins
, Baker's Chocolate (unsweet
... ened), 1-? lb. cakes '
' German's Sweet Chocolate,-
. 1-4 lb. cakes'
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For Sato by JLwuCn Croem-ia Qoaolulu
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd.
DORCHESTER, MASS., U. S. A.
53 HIGHEST, AWARDS IN . ;
EUROPE." AND f AMERICA
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Vt'je Serge ' Suite, sizes S: to'.lC years,; new styles,. All V
v Wool Pure Worsted Serges with Full Cut Knickers In- .
T eluding Watch.' Pocket. Belt Loops and' Side Buckles.,
. , Also a nice assortment of .Knickerbockers and Waists ;
The Ideal Gldthi
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and it needs -
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The City Electric Shop
vill do the
Phone 4651 ' V0rk right1
DRAWINGS FOR MIXED
r DOUBLES TOURNAMENT
v ..:' MADtJHIS MORNING
Drawings' for the ' mixed '.doubles
tennis championship of the . islands
were- made this morning, the pairings
tcing as follows: - . x :
- Miss McKeague and N Olsen, bye;
Miss Cooke and A. J. Lowrey vs; ftilss
Ward and- D. Anderson; .Miss Mar:
shall and J Macanlay- vs.- Miss Far
ley and R. A. Cooke; Ittfc Renton
Hind and rW Eklund vs. Miss Gibb
and 'E. -Gibb; ' Miss Edwards and W.
ilarshall vs; Mrs. OTJowQ tnd ' J.
O'Dowdaf Miss Olsen-'atid-ii' M. Judd
jts.. Mlsa Creenfleld and F. Green
field; Miss Schaefer- and A.-L. CasUe
vs. Miss McCarthy-and C. Lane,
bye .",'.-'' . " ' " ' '
Following Is -Monday's sched ule
i 1 At Beretania, -4 p. m. Miss Cooke
; and ' Lowrey:; vs. Miss Ward and An
derson ; Miss Marshall ; and Macaulay
vs. Miss Farley and, Cooke; Miss Ol
sen -and Judd vs. Miss Greenfield and
-CjweBfiek". r i y?tiA
" At Pacific 4 p. m.M'rs; Hind and
Eklund vg. Miss Gibb an i Gibb, Miss
Edwards vand Marshall vs." Mrs.
O'Dowda and OTJowda. - X ' ;
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f, Tbe telephone. company is preparing
.a new' directory. A notice In , this. is
sue of tiie paper will give Instructions
to those wishing a change of name or
address.. ' r:- f , ? - .
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tenninatcs Cockroaches quickly asl
' ' very thoroosWy, .
, Also Rats, Mice, Watetbngs, etc. '
Scld b7 Driitj, 25c tad 1.CD
r teat Crct. cbarsa prepaid, oa nedpt of prica,
' ' WO?ST BAOC CF IT FAIS '
Stoanu' EUctric PasU Co dlj, C
Clever and pretty, the bevy of young, women In the" chorus of the Monte Carter Musical'' Comedy Company,
' "vwhlch wli open , an engagement at the Bijou theater with, the beginning of October, are declared to be
: rprlme-' favorites with the theater-goers on the coast, where the aggregation has met with signal success.
Monte Carter is rated as a'h!gh class cocmedfan, taking the part cf aHebrew . There are over twenty per
' soss.in the cast Theotnpany wih come to the islands with all the la te musical comedies recently featured
. Vat the larger c'tic3 on themalalardl .. ". : , , .. . ''. . :V ... ' v' . ' , '
; The- open-air school, a new .and
. promUIng venture here, will be open-
' ed next Monday ; morning at nine
o'clock at the Cunha, olace. opposite
Kaplolanl park entrance. It Is con-
ducted by . MI33 Sara Tealherstone,
, who hasjiud mucn exWrtenca In
teaching, and with her is associated
Miss- Sarah Pratt, a well known , kin
dergarten worker. The Elementary
grades will be taught and a large at-
. tendance 'Is already -assured, as spe
4 clal care will be devoted Jo the cMU-
1 ren. The school b on the. ', Kin?
street line, and has good car senic?.
- With the children 'Uught la - the
open Ir and by th$ latest mefhods
lapld progress Is p.oncIed toother
v-ith unusual Interest and entbtisasm.
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Seaweed cloth Is an Australian In
vention, made from the seawee1Pfv
' sidenia: now Geo. - A. Mattjn, WaHy
' Eldg" hasnt 'any yet; bur "b b&3 a
t guaranteed .not to fade. Btue Sere
which he makes to your measure for
" twenty-five and is aure some .value
Emporium of Oriental Goods
. ' , - ' .. . ,
Foirt Street 0pp. Catholic Church
in) W.cl
One Week .Only
. 8 to 13
Sept
Latest of ,
, Jokes and
Specialties
Full Band Orchestra
. Come - and Spend a Pleasant
evening. ,One and one-naif
hours of fun and good music.
Popular Prices
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Hawaiian No. 21. Stated. '
TlESDATt
Honolulu Ko. 409. Flrct De-
" gree. .
WEDNESDAY j , ,
TIIURSDATi ,
FKIDAT: . j '
SATURIMYt ,
Aloha Temple.y Regular, :
I All jTlsItlng 'nieclTi of the
, order pre cordially iavltcd to at
, tend ijieellns c: ;:cul lo.'sei. f
S E V E N T Y -T Hi RD Y E At
; OAHTJ COLLEGE
J . . Punahou
Preparatory Sohool
Fail Term Opens September 8th
' Commencing at 9 o'Clock
! Office Hours President A F. Grif
fiths at Pauahl Hall. 9 to 12 a. m.;
'Principal a T. Fi Us, at Charles It.
Uishop Hall. 9 to 12 a. m. ;
Miss Virginia Brissac, leading lady o f the World's Fair Stock Company,
v playing an extended engagement at the Opera Housed . , v
The - first week of the engagement
of the World's ; Fair S Lock Company
closes tonight with - the last perform
ance of the -"Traveling Salesman,' a
good,' .clean comedy .wherein each
member of the company has (-.keen
given- an opportunity. ' to. display, his
talents..'. So real; was the performance
last' night that' wo members of .the
paudlence . almost forgot that they
were-i watching a theatrical perform
anceand remarked upon , the warmth
of the costumes of the players. ' T
wonder why . they ' wear . these hot
coats on this kind o. a night,"-. re
marked a woman f to her ; husband.
'Tm sura l d.on't know," . replied her
spouse, vbut you would think' - .that
they'd "wear something light and
cool- , -..V V H
John Wray Is a great-actor. So en
tirely does he forget himself la the
character he is portraying .that ; the
recent accident in which he sustained
a broken arm Is for ;tbe time being
forgotten by himself and likewise his
audience. ; The bandaged arm does
not prevent Wray from .bringing out
all there is in The Traveling Sales-1
man." : '- -l . ; .
"The Gamblers," .the drama' to" be
staged the first half 'of , the coming
weekvZis one of Charles Klein's most
successful eJTOrts. The plot is. wound
around a recent ' money scandal that
Interested the. whole world Klein has
endeavored to show that the prosecu
tion cf corporation lawyers ' is In re
ality persecution and. his thieves who
have' successfully swindled banks out
of large sums of money are made he
roes while the lawyers and corpora
tion "heads have taken 'the Bhape of
villains. 4The Gamblers" has had a
mcst successful run on the American
stage and Is still being featured in the
large cities. Dramatic critics have
gone so far as to . say that It has
eclipsed both "The Lion and ythe
Mouse" and "The Third Degree," two
of Klein's. plays whlcBTheld .Honolulu
audiences during the . run they had
when the World's . Fair Stock Com
pany played here last year. P .
Miss Brlssac; known " to Be one of.
America's best -gowned actresses, will
wear some handsome costumes In the
production of "The Gamblers." ." -
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AT HVETI CrPAR K .
' : SEPTEMBER 7th
. "'A:.' 'S:S ' 1 ? 30. p. m. -r- - ; '--w
HAWAII vs. ARTILLERY '
; AS AH I vs. P. A. C. '
" Reserved seats on sale In 3porting
Goods Department, E. O, HALL &
SON, LTD. , s
iH'NotrLr LoixiL, c;v w r. o. ::.
t(Sv 'Honolulu LdiB fla
iV i meetii U their bH.Il. C3
i .V i, :'! Rwp.r Prl.' it pvt. '
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VIsltiEs LrurLr at 3
. ".cordially lavltJ tj
.. attenJ.. ....
J. -L. cgxi:, 11 11. ,
.. 'H. dunhl::;. r:s
i
Hariae trr.'een
: iasodal'oji
. Meet ca the IiJ
. 'ini ' 4ih ' l:-
d ays of e-:,i
month at IL "v
'THali; 7:20 p. n.
" Webbers cf ' cV ...
. . r . ' AssccIitJ r i
ars cordially
Uid to aten j
Wra. -aeXl!itEY LOT.
- . ' t--...TT. at P.
- . . .
Meets every 1st and SJ Tu?
fjj'&it evenjQ at 7:23 o'clcci ia
. K. of P., Halt. cor. Tort aui
Berefania, Visiting . brothera
cordially invited to attend.
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41 oAnurornr, i,
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; oah'i 1, 1. O.
' ; ' A Q. T .will meet Li
J the -Central Uc!a
-."y. . EiLIe School . Rccn
, .. the first asJ tll.-J
V ' Tuesdays at fcaIX-r
R. A. S0ARK3, Chief Teaplar
JDBORSlfOit Fit
TFRM niiAWN
YESTERDAY
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Seventy trial jurors to serve durin
Kli-uea, Kauai I'George O Cooper,
Hana, Maul ; Wolderman Muller, Ho
lualoa, Hawaii; Arthur II. Rice, Ho-
, nolulu; James A. : Hkttie, Kahnlul,
,?. Maui; A. Gross Wailukn,-Maui; Da-
niel Lyons, Eleefe, Kauai; Alfred W.
Dunn, Honomu, Hawaii; A. C Dow
sett,"Makena, Maui; Oscar H.'Myhre,
Kahuku, Oahu; Jame H. Fiddes, Ho
nolulu; E. A. Mclnerny, v Honolulu;
George N. Day,-HUo,; Hawaii; Clar
ence C Cunha, Honolulu; A. C. Betts,
Puunene, Maui; R H. Paris, Hono
lnlu; J. C. Munro, Kaunakakai, Molo-
kal ; Edward A. Jewett, Hilo, Hawaii;
M
Furnished
House
For Rent
the fall term of . the federal district Eugene V. ' Todd, Honolulu ; ' John
court In Honolulu, beginning October! T. Scully,-Honolulu; John T.. Baker,
27, were selected In court yesterday j Hllo, Hawaii; Harry A." Wilder Ho-"
afternoon Thirtyjtwo of these live on! nolulu; Charles Henry Jennings, Ho-
Oahu,. seventeen on Hawaii, eleven on: nolulu; J.' Cushingham, Makaweli,
Kauai, nine on Maui and one on Mo-
lokai. ;. " ; S ?
The list is given belowr-.' :.y-
Percy; T. P. Cleghorn, Honolulu;
Henry G. Bertelmann, Waiohinu, Ha
waii; Henry E."Kelsey, Knkalau, Ha
waii; John Muldoon, Honolulu; George
Kauai; J. L. Fleming, Honolulu; R.
R. Hind, Kohala, Hawaii; C. H. Ath
erton, Honolulu ; Che Bui Farm, Ho
nolulu; Robert Fricke, Koloa, Kauai;
John Bryant, Walmea, Kauai; : IL
Grote, Kcloa, Kauat; Henry F. Da
mon . Honolulu : Thomas - P. Cummins.
W. Macy, Honolulu; a W. Spitz, Na- Honolulu; Albert E. Weight; Hilo, Ha-
. r . .' ww . n r -ar.v f tt t l . . -
wiuwui, A.auai; jii. j. vaiaer, - wai- waai; jeese tr. Aia.K.aiaai, iiuuuiuju, ;
luku, Maui; Charles A. Baker, Kihel, Elmer E. Conant, ' Kealakekua, Ha- J
Maul; John Williams, Papaaloa, Ha-I wail; John LovelL Kealia, Kauai; j
wafi; Gustave E. Hofgaard Honolulu; I Herbert S. Martinez, Honolulu;1 Asa j
Patrick Cockett, Wailukn, Maul; Er- N. Jacobson,- Honolulu; .IL A. ,Had-
nest Parker, Humunla, Hawaii;: An- ley. Kekaha. Kauai; Jv A. McBryde,
Campbell, Honolulu; C. B..Makee, Ha- Hawaii; F. H. Kuhlmann, Hana, Maul;
naleL Kauai; William T. Balding, William J. Hall, Paauilo, Hawaii;
Hilo, Hawaii; Walter K jarrett HQ-j William Henry Crozier, Honolhlu: R.
nolulu; Francis Gay, 'Makaweli,; Kau- R. Reidford. ; Honolulu; , N.- C. Wlll
al; JCarl A. Widemann.;Mana, Hawaii; fong, Hilo, Hawaii; George Freeland,
Frank B. Weeks, Hilo, -Hawaii; Carl Lahalna Maui; Charles M. V. Tors
E. Eklund, Ewa, Oahu; George Moore, ter, 'Honolulu. t
Completely Furnished
: 6 Rooms
L i n e n, c r o c'k e r y,
(SILVERWARE, GAS STOVE,
' GAS HEATER, PIANO,; SERV
ANTS' QUARTERS,, WASH
, HOUSE. ' ''Vvv'
' r.lat!oc!i Ave.
RING UP TEL 343.
: noxoinu Lorns r.. t:
. L. 0. 0..
will meet in Odd Fellows talldlr-.
Fort street,' near King, every Fril-y
evening at 7:23 o'clock.
Visiting 1 brothers cordially lav.:; :
fo attend. ' .
; ' CLTM IL QUII, DIcti!:r.
JAiIi:3 V. LLOYD, Cecty.
ilAVMllArj OPKA II0U22
. foniGiiT
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVU.
"MATINEE -SATURDAY 2:15 P. M.
riissVirininOiiG::.:
. .. ; and tha
World's Fair StocI: Co.
"The Travc'ir.
the tlxj'Xxd ro:rpANY cxr
- Ll'J HIT
'Evening prices 2c, SGc, lie, 1.CJ.
Matinee prices, 2Zc ar.i r,2z.
: Sest3 . selllrt now n the Frcv.
tlon Office. Ihcne 2212.
r.'ext
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