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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, 3IONDAV, 8EPT. 8, 1913.
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Tbe opening of tbe school term Is at hand. This Is an event of
no small importance. It means the city home.. Is reestablished, i The
child Is fitted out with lunch tasket. drinking cup, food containers;
Thermos supplies. etu etc. v ; ,
We are particularly primed for these requirements and can fire
"perfect sen-ice'. . Our stock of -
Dinnen
Tare,
are and
if'-
as you know, is
Silven
White and Cold Scml-Porcelaln Dinner Set, SO pes ....... ..l.VS-00
Olympic 781 Conventional Border Design, 50 pes . . . . '. v . . . 1130
Universal Lunch Kit, handy, compact, with Thermos bottle. . .7 ZOO
Folding Kodak. Lunch Box... . . . .... .25
V. V. Dimond & Co.,. Ltd.,
' y ";' "";-- 62-65 King Street.' 8 V.
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- ah. ir.iPOBTAriT;sEssior.,-c&tt&Jr
v -1 : iu.iD.1.. v tM.i.. vri-IB. Smith, leader of the Men and. Re-
" IBy Latest MM - I
PAPtamnn(r i.V
lne Tnti imnd for thi.. month
. .- Tr, f , "I
loaonher. and rhrrhmpn who in.
meet Iff an erfort to reconcile science-;
ix an effort to reconcile science-; from -Ceylon and China and of u
ellglon.;: - ; . j . j sects, Mohammedan wliralac be
French chlloBopher and acade- preent.':-' r t ': & j 'H- -i,
Emlle Boiitroux, wtfo was an, ' ..' - ' L :";V;'- 'y ' '
te friend of . the late William! V V -h s:
witn religion.
The
mlcian.
Intimate friend of . the late . William I
James, the prapnatlst, win preside
over the conTentica.' .v -: -. w '
Among the more prominent deU
gates are Prdfessor BoelUch of Held-
elberg, Haiti Ceear -SelIcmann of
"'j
Ac!: Your Vife'to
JLC'i:
Mothers, will .find shopping a genuine pleasure. Boys'
Blue Serge Suite, sixes 3 to 1 years, new styles. All";
Wool Pure Worsted Serges with. Full: Cut Knickers, In
cluding' Watch Pocket. Belt Loops and Side BuckleaT
4 Also a nice assortment of Knickerbockers and Waists.
The: Ideal Clothing Co.,
' Limited ; ; : ;
SI Hotel
Chun Duck Soon Has Gotten Away !
And so can you. If you only make up your mind to it- :
A week or a month on Hawaii will put ginger into you for the rest
of the year. - ... - .: " . -' . t ": . "-, ; . '.,
September is the meanest month in' the -year In Honolulu,- and
the best In Hllo thj best fca a frolic or a rest. '
P. 3.' (Pointer for Honolulu Police): Chun has doubtless gone to
"see Hawaii first"..';' .
r " HILO BOARD OF TRADE.
Phcao 2205
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XXX HXES CF LOCK AXD SAM) FOB C0XCETTZ JT0SX
- nCEWOOD AKD COAL,
cs oTTrrw rrwKFT - p o bot i
Glass7are,i-
lutchenvare
most eomplata,"
and Edouard Schnre, the-Theosopbist.
"IVf? - -7 'oJlT im -
-mm. wv w w tntnWork, when be spoke on that subject
: " , " -. IV" . " " r.r. ,i
, n-t.hr rn.MhUt.
from -Ceylon and China ajxd of U
School lunches afe ?rved free or
t i.t nominal cost to -f elementary
school children An 41' American cities,
In 200 English 150 German and 1,200
FrencL communities. . C .
Til AT CILA.NGES THAT: I
W O R K - W O R R Y'?i..
S C O AV, L'V 'INTO' - A'
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Ack Your Grocer'
Street.
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SPECIAL Jttilu
HELD TO HEAR
OR'BiDIE
, Dr.: Andrew Melrose Brodie, pastor
of tbe First Presbyterian Church of
Wichita,' Kan EPS, 1 wilp deliver an
addrers upon the subject "The Ex
tension, at Wichita", afa mealing to be
held In' Ccoke Hall, Young Men's
Christian. Association building, 'next
tomorrow evening beginning at -: a
quarter to 8 .o'clock." .- -'
The meeting which 13 open! to all
tho men and women of the city who
arc Interested In Christian extension
work, has been called by the . Inter
Church Federation at the request of a
number of local persons who have ex
pressed a desire to hear more .nbout
1I8lon FrTr? MTement, as Jie city
doing the highest grade of extension
1 dn ring bia visit to Honolulu last Jan
uary.; DrjBrodie, as wpll as the mem-
bent of his church, takes a'very active
part In the program of work, that Is
being-carried on In that, city.
MOTHER! THE CHILD
: :r:i is costive,; bilious
Dont keslbie!
A laxative Is neces?
eary If tongne Is rented, breath
bad or stomaen soar. ;
JCivc, "California Syrup cf Figs" at
once a teaspebnful today-of ten saves
a sick child tomorrow.
Slf yenr little cne Is cut-of-sprts, half
'sick, isnt resting, eating afid acting
1 naturally lock. Mother! see if tongue
is coated. This is a sure sign that its
little stomach, liver and bowels are
clogged-with waste. When cross, Irri
table, .feverish, stomach sour, breath
bad or i ha s ' stomach-ache, diarrhoea,
sere (throat, full of cold, give a tea
spoonful of "California Syrup of Figs,"
and In "a few hours all the constl-
rated poison, undigested food . -and
Rnnr h.ln 'eentlv mnvpa cut. cf its
little' bowels; without griping, and you j
Jtcthers can , rest easy TAfter giving J
thla-harmless "fruit laxative," because
fit . ' : . - ? T . 1 '' 11. - mil
r and bowels., and sweeten!
one b Jlver
the stomach
ch," and thpy dearly love lts
pleasant taste
Ful directions for ba-
bles,'.-;;,:hiIdren"of all. ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle. 4
' rcwarexf .counterfeit .lig. syrups.
Ask ycur drugget for a 50-cerit bottle
bf -'California- Syrup cf Figs," and then
ace that It is made by the "California
rig Syrup pompany" Don't be fooled!
advertisement.. ' v ' - . '"
8 to 13
r;Lafest of
Songs, ;JdIies and
Specialties?
foil Band Orchestra
Come and Spend j a Pleasant
evening. . One 'and: one-naif
hours of fun and good, music
Popular; Prices
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James billon of the World's Fair Stqck Company, Who has leaiina part In
"The . Gambfers", which opens at;
"THE. GAMBLERS"
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"The ..Gamblers", one ,of Jhancsr
ftiein a Kreaiest uimu; euivv;so,
will ;be: staged , In Honolulu for the
p.i,- cfvl
company , at , the opera nouse tonignc
place in;New Yor-sotno four years j
ago. . A banker, bis son aHd four other j t
brokers, step , cut oi ino oounus oij
of the people. - They overborrow front
iiiMitLai t . Aim luauiuuiaLC aaiaavj
meir own d an a. une
six financiers v fears
tplla cf the work' he and
ions have been doing. In the seco-nd?has to do with thefamous ;Sepoy re' live, a week when Fulton's Renal Conv
act a woman is Involved and trouble j hellion .that some years ;agoragedpound' was taken to tlm.v .
artaor hMwpp'n hnshahfl and wife.! throughout Indla. Vivid and realistic' in ten days patient was sittlcz up;
Miss' CrHsae,' who ijla'firflle" pdtterto ntttked degTeei axe the scenea'Jn; iwcnty, could walk outdoora,. He
the wife has "a heavy -Scene' such as , flashed across tie screenTv The pro-. made a slow ..but steady recovery. t He
ahe-'played irfrhVi''lil6; --iind'f thej'lnctton,:cqnaidered Vaa -',one of tho weighed 190 pounds at last advices, i ..
lIouse" and "The Third'Degree two l8t In the Newman Company's J-eper-r These facta-were given os .iy tU
of Klein's plays presented here-by'the iolre, ; packed the ;HawaU for thrte wife. Mrs. Mary Gaden of Center. Cc!o.
i World's " Fair : Stodk: ; Company
iat;
yearV. "j-.;.-; ; ' r.'
The leading roles will be played by
MJss, vBri?sacfc James Dillon and, Fer
dinand Munfer.'
"In" -The "Travellntt'
Safesmaa' DU!cn l;nd.Municrwerei
wTilto'TO
SetSo;
anrf.The. Third :jsrecwlll. be sure )
of -his success In this drama. . Munier
made his debuuin Honolulu. last Wed
nesday night and . while ; Honolulans
have not seen him flo any heavy work
the press of California praisoi Vhir
hlebly for his work : In .' such charac
ters. ... . N. . . . ;!. ,r. i
' The ahnruncement made bv Mun-
aeer John Wray , of the. World's -Fair
Stock Comnany that.''QeNRtchQujck
Wallingford
will follow 4Th Gam b-.
Icrs'
has peon , well receivrd and a
large sale of scats Is. assured.
BIJOU THEATER
; Clackfaco exponents of., minstrelsy
rttnged" In the old ) familiar; senil-clr-cle,:
and i numbering , In, its aggrega
tion balladists, ; v soloists rag-time
scngsters, ; ecccntrid . and ' buck and
whig dancers, together with-. fun-makers
who by quip and jesti promise to
put over jokes and gags' of topical
flavor and recent vintage will greet
paTrens cf the Bljctt Theater fcr the
conilng 'week,- beginning with Ahia evening.-;
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It has been many moohs since the
real' blown-in-the-bottle- brand cf -min
strel Ehow.has visited Honolulu. The
Grand : Imperial Minstrels, now here,
will fill but a limited Rgagement'ai
the local playhouse. Tho' aggregatlou
contains a number of clever -artists
in their respective lines. An, orches
tra of. overf a dozen pieces Is carried
by the company. The management
has ;. arranged for two performances
nightly, "a feature picture to lead the
Introduction of the burnt-cork - art
tists.:;;;:.;;.'';-;;;-' '-:.''- j-.V ' V-v' ;
Don,t, fall (o'l hear Roman ; In ,his
rendition .cf "take; MeBackto , the
Garden cf Love." " . .K-'j-'-v v.--: v;i
A, battery of jokes, all more or less
tinged Twith local flavor, are awaiting
release .by the delegation cf end men.
With bones and tarn bo, these fun-makers
guarantee to chase dull care r to
the back blocks "while joy and merri
ment will hold aVightful place in the
center of the spotlight. ::; ;;.VV;-A
. ,When"'the curtain . goes up at the
Bijou Vthis "ereningfla ,a program In
cluding the following numbers will
be offered: . ,f-
Minstrel orerture introducing cho
rus, "Darktown Is Out Tonight"
Cakewalk, by the end men. '
Chcrus, "Open Your Mouth." . '
, Coon in Trouble," by the end men.
riaritone solo, -Bells of Fate," Mr.
ven Gersdorff. -" . -":;''
Chcrus, rsiumber Song." ; ;
. "Raccoon,? by the end men..: .
Tenor- solo,: "That's -How- trKeed
You," 3Ir. Ward. - , i
Baritone solo, -The Fellow ' That.
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the Opera House.
j Wrclfe' Home;. Sweet Heme, Was Ney-1
er a Married Man Mr? Rowland . v
MJaSs'soId, Tne Turnkey Mr von
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Choru3. "My LUi.le Honey.? . V
- Clos'hg chorus;- Toreador Song.!'
. olfo- '-When' the ' Robin Calls lite
vont
t . HAWAII THEATER , :
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1 ' Through tho r medium "of savcrar8icjan'waal,calIed.;He; 'too., said, he
Vdetection , and 'tag"1 story .'Is told in the prpsantationhiST heart, V-U . '
his compan- Of THarem captives," a memo mat t u .did'not look like the patient couu
; last perionnances - tjh .taiurcay evening. i cere. is Bny..oiuer prtyaimiuj u
perionnances x)n .caturcay evenmg.i
"Harem. uaptivesT - win continue - tor
this evening, followed - on Tuesday
night by the sensational ' three-reeled
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feature, :Saved In Mld-AIc" Other
- 1ate -mainland, releases noted on the
Fanhe Industry - and
"Eve yn3trategy. i r -. , , '
arama oi many intense siiuanons ana
ft soon to be shown' at this house.
MUSIC PROFESSION
.
IN GERMANYFULL
v . .- By Latest ,Malll
LEIPZIG. "Germany. According to
the leading German, musical societies
the musical profession fs overcrowded
f In Germany, and a warning has ac
cordingly - been, issued, to parents ' rec
ommending them inot to encou. ge
their children to talie up music as a'
profession. . It Is also pointed out that
the earnings of musicians .are.' less
than the ; wages paid . to a' working
man; -. .. ' ;. "j... .:
. Silas Haycock was ataniding" In
front of a modern sltyBcrapcr. "Land
f&kes!" he snickered. "Thar's s.ome
of them 'coni inued stories ,l've; heerd
so much ; crboutWudge '
ick
1 Many persons have their good djyVJ
ana ineir naa a ay. - utners are aoout
half sick all the time. . They have
headache, backache, and art restless
and nervous. Food does not taste
good, and the digestion is poor; the
skin Is dry and disfigured with pim
ples; sleep brings no rest and work b
a burden.
.. Whit causes this? Impere blood.
And the remedy?
mm
60 TEAE3
3
It removes impurities from the
bCyxl and makes it rich and red. Then
nature takes right bold and completes
the cure.- Ask your doctor all about
this. -
No ciedkinc caa do iU best wofk wfm
tk bowcU vt constipated. Keep yoor Hver
active with Ayes' PUU. One pUi at bed
time, is sufficient to produce a aatoral move
Hent the next mornfa. Ayer'a HUa arc
sugar-coated. AH vcgetaMe. n
.' Prepared by Da J. C' ATXX a OOm i
I ' lwU. Ka . V. S. A. .
Man
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p sold roa rj
VIIFJ AI1E EGGS
FRE Sll
OIL
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Eggs are (he next subject of ex
amination by Arthur W. Hansen,
chemist for the .United States food
and drug inspection here. - All kinds
of eggs will be put to -the test, and
It Is not Improbable '. that' a few ar
rests will follow Mr. Han?enV fnv-'
ligation. :; ' ; . ' " ' ; : ; '
The question., of when" la an' egg
fresh andwhen Is It not fresh that
is to say, when Is It to be considered
a cold storage egg will also be de
cided before b ia doho with the sub
ject. '' - . : . r' V
' Charges ;rere made to hint today
that ) several Chinese merchanta are
seilln3-oIi storage eggs as fresh
ones, and charging a fancy price for
them, and he was asked to unrests
gate. Under the pure food and drus
i act It is unlawful for food of any kind
to be sold under a misrepresentation
of. any kind, and it ia said that - a
federal statute specifically" states that
when eggs are put in a cold -s torts
piant, for. no -matter how long, an
nour or a year, they are to be regard-
Jed as.coU storage ;cgss, and inust to
sold aa such. ,: - - f
According, to the information reach
ing Mr'Hensen this .morning, -several
Chinese are selling the cold storage
eggs for fresh ones, ' being unable to
obtain the latteri; . There Is a great
shortage of - fre&h ' egga In ithe city
now. It la said that It is impossible
to buy more than a few dozen In open
market; This shortage wUl.be . grow
ing keener until the iiext r learner ar
tiTes, when it will be lessened for a
t!mA hut nnt for lonsr xa. thera arts
' nnlv ,ahnnt .70 ratrx of . frefih. r!TS
aboard.. - v '' . ' v..
I Fancy - prices ; will ' probably ! . be
1 asked for the fresh" eges.: .On the
mainland thv i-rft.- hth " TfV will
jnrobaWv. De bom t 65 or 7Q cents
Jhere.y
BOTH DOCTORS
DISCOURAGED
v
. Plac Hospital in Pueblo, Colo.
9
Case Chronic Bright s Disease
of
.fifteen years.', development
Prognosis Recovery impossible ana
patient (a Mr.-uaqenr- was so aavisea
and that he could remain ox. go- home.
He was taken, heme. 1 ' - . " ,
; On arrival at. Center, Colo., could
not sit. up alone in bed. A local pby:
i
f . - J x i
me woria geumg recoveries i ,taron
ic Bright's Disease we have "yet to. heir
' of It, If you have Brght;s Disease ycu
owe ..it to yourself and- family, to, try
, niton s uenai wjapouna orB,5iT-
" PPflet on buf Ihtertlgatlon'
.pS
!Lrit S??.,fl?H0' San Fri"clr
IIAVMHAN OPEBA-IIuU-S
Drissocrt'
Supported : by y the , '.';.
World's Fair Stocli Co.
' In a Repertoire of the Latest 7t-
Kev7 York Succc33
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY
"Thursday, Friday and Saturday '.-GET-RICH-QUICK
. WALLINGFORO
Seat sale nbw open at the Promo-
ition' Committee j Office, . Alexander
.Young Building. Telephone 222J. -',
I "'x- ' prices :
'' Orchestra, J 1.00; Last Rows Dress
Circle, 75c ; First Row Balcony, 75c ;
Balcony, 50c; Gallery, 25c' . - f
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8li ty Dra!t, 23c aad IX5 -
or aeat dirKt.charcr rrtpaiJ.cfl ttcti; t of P(fca
MONTY nxcx. I? it rxnj
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Union Fezd Co.,
, Wholesale and' Retail Dealert
. In Hay, Grain and Feed;
Tel. 346
Ala lIoana'Roid
Laws have. been, enacted In South
American . countries . making It an of
fence subject- to severe, penalty; to
slaughter female : calves,' heifers or
tows under, six years of age- The
purpose .of .' these laws - is to . increase
the breeding' herds, i '- ; ; .
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