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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETIN, ' THURSDAY, APBIL" 5, 1917.
CANTATA
quests enirfi display
JRjr fpeelal request. -Esther, the BeautI-
rill Otian M W l - ... .
i V.,lM"" Chwrh. t Darles Hern
orU.1 Hall. Emma street. Thursday eren
,siTr: April :, iti7. at :M-'-0'cloek.
Ji ?.u V'iL,0.r mt Cunha Mnsie Co,
' ,L.iWIrf"nn Co- News Co.
i ' anC Ter. .Messenger Kerrlce, 7ic and It.
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OF 'BA1UE CRY OF PEACE AGAIN
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Hr every tzrpsu;
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t IJo yr xn display. . prices
- lc np to 25c each. r
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Tcrt Ct., cpp. Catholic Church
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Bi : , clothes now
and save money s
In :tLis great ale there
arc .. r.:ny hundreds of
p-it3 tj choosa from., .All
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'en J; 1L6"- fcicst. values
ever efTcred by any store
in Honolulu ' : '
CISiOO Suits. ;2 for $2210
Vcu Cave C7.C0 ,
C17.d0 Suits.. 2 for CT.CO
Ycu Save $7.50
:a.CTCuits..2 for CCD.CD
- Ycu Cave $10.00 -
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22.Z3 Suitsv!.2 for $32.10
Vcu Sav- C12.50.
l-j.CO Suits .:2 for $35.CH
Ycu Save $15.00
rr Z0 Suits.'.2 for $37.50
You Save $17.50
CC0.00 Suits. .2 for $10.00
You Save $20.00
$25.C0 Suits.. 2 for $15.00
You Save $25.00
This sale will last ONLY
A pAYS LONGER
' , tale"? advantage of the
tig" dollar-saving , oppor
tunity NOW! ; '
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r.IOD EL Clothiers
: '',tT,.. Fort Street
THIS SALE IS FOB
i CASH ONLY
- No Alterations
,No Deliveries ? .-:
No Exchange -
i bpenrom 8 a.ia. to 6 p.m.
C-Virdays till 9 at night.
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v After seeing The ; Battle Cry; of
Peact"f tte 'patriotic masterfllm
tich will be shown at the Bljeu the
ater tonight, tomorrow night and Sat-
urUty nitht. Brlc-Cen. F. S. Strong,
commander of the Hawaiian depart-
tucuif . 0W4aM;u Aauvs vu
' shcul 1 see the ' picture. The ; film
mari t " ' afal rA . that ' awaw AfMAflail
drama, he said, was especially valu
able at this time, dealing as it does,
with the great problem of oipared
ness which now confronts the Ameri
can puMic. '-'
i In response to numerous requests
three special performances - Will be
fciren the picture before it is sent
back to the mainland, where it Is in
great demand lecause of the present
mtcrnatlona! crisis. - V i
It cannot be repeated too often that
the Intention. of the picture is to por
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TOKIO. Japan April 4. Bearing the
remains of the late Ambassador Guth
rie,- the Jipanese, cruiser. Azuma will I
1 a r r j VibAfinm. 4rtM i n.il frt.' CafiT
Francisco. "Tire cruiser- will arrive at
the- Gold6n.pate on. May :2L" .- i; ,
; Twa representatives of -' the 'Amer
ican navy, andone. representative of
the Japanese; 'nary will be- on board
the cruiser.- Mrs. Guthrie Will sail
from Yokohama on the Columbia, May
4, arriving in San Francisco on May
22. : In this case the United' States
government will allow the Asuma -to
remain in an American port as long as
the captain desires. - ' . ' -
HAY S CO. TO
The store of Henry May fco, iJtd.,
will be closed all day FridaVl April 6,
Good Friday. Adv. ill :J .' .
SUNDAY SCHOOLS MEETING
- HAS LARGE ATTENDANCE
HANA, Maui, April 4. ThQ churches
of the Hana district Jield a great Sun
day school "boike" at Aablku On' April
V All the Sunday, schools were repre
sented by full delegations. Mbre than
40 people went down from the Uana
church. ; All theparts were very well
taken; Miss Dorothy MlthcJl of Hana
had two choruses that woul4 io credit
to any church on the islands. The
children, trained by. Mrs.Lake and
Miss Mitchell, did themselves great
honors.-i- -'v ' .'4 J- -
One very Interesting and suggestive
part was the singing add recitations of
a class of ' Filipino boys from Hana.
They were very . well received and
seemed to be most happy and at home.
The; churches .welcomed them gladly.
The churches of the Hana ' district
teem to be in a most promising condi
tion, . alive .and jalerjt and aggressive.
Horses, autos and all kinds of convey
ances brought the people to the gath
ering. .-. ' '.
GSuLltilJA
CLOT!! AGO Wk
ir : ::r,QUG!rAiR
It ;Ccccm:s Beautifully Soft,
Wavy, -Afc'jr.-int. cad Glossy ;
at Once J;.:
Save Your Hair! All Dandruff
Goes and Hair Stops
' Coming Out ' ;;;
Surely try. a "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" if you wish to immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through . your hair,
taking one smaU strand at a time; this
will cleanse the .hair of dust, dirt tr
mir VYrfivi oil in a few minutes
nr him
ADQR
. UrtlilUHU
CLOSE FRIDAY
you wilt be amazed. Your hair will bejtheir country, A slight pressure of
wavy,' fluffy and abundant and poesfss
an incomparable softness, lustre and
luxuriance. - - f
Besides beautity Ing the hair, one
application of Danderine dissolves ev
ery particle of dandruff? Invigorates
the. scalp, stopping itching and (ailing
hair. -. - - ; -.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. It goes right to the roots,
invigorates and strengthens thera. . Its
exhilarating,, stimulating and life-producing
properties cause the hair; to
grow long, strong and beautiful, v'
Ycu . can surely have pretty.' soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of It. If . you
will just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowl
ton's Danderine from any drug' store
or toilet counter and - try it as di
rected. ' - ' -V
Save your halrl Keep it looking
charming a Ad beautiful. You will say
this was the best 25 cents you ever
spent Adv. - ' -.7 -
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cy cnaaiaM rrsts rrss
Uiui br tpour to Sun, Iut a WW
juvkly rHnTMl W Murine K.r Kf bt. N
uartUtft KyeTotufort. At ytnre UntgtfM't
m- )m nail, r UMla. &Mlt uf ttt
tray: the great need of preparedness
In rder that -peace Tinay be,., won by
power: :This intention has beea work
ed out In a poignanU dramatic man
ner and the criminality j of national
neglect Is shown In national .disaster.
r rrheS BatUe Cry of :,Peace! stirs
that IneTitable spirit J of patriotism
that Is born in the man; who sees his
country, imperiled. This Is especially
true o ' the American whose patriot
ism is- an ideal of liberty and the op
portunity to work out in a free coun
try the moral and material salvation
of the individual. . ' v
The story of "The Battle Cry of
Peace" is based upon the book "De
fenseless America." by Hudson Maxim,
the Inventive genius who, along with
Thomas A. Edison and others, has
promise iUils support to Ihc nation in
the present crisis. . ,
They're Fine! Liven Your Liver
and Bowels and Clear .
Your Head
No - Headache, Sour Stomach,
" Bad Cold or: Constipation .
: ; - By Morning .
Get. a 10-cct box. '
Colds Whether in the head6r any
part of the- body are quickly over
come by urging the liver to action
and keeping the. bowels free of poison.
Take Cascareti tonight and you win
wake up with a clear head and your
cold will be gone. Cascarets 'work
While you -sleep;." they cleanse and
regulate the stomach,' remove the sour,
undigested - food and foul gases; take
the excess bile from the liver and
carry off the constipated waste mat
ter find poison 'from the' bowels.
.' Remember the quickest way to get
rid of colds is bne! or two Cascarets
at night to cleanse the system.; Get
a lCXent box at any drug store. Don't
forget the' children. They' reKsh this
Candy Cathartic and it Is gotten an
that is' needed to drive a ' cold , from
their little systems; Adv. " '.:
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7. By Aasoda4 Yrmy 17.7..
MELBOURNE, Australia. Senator
George: F. Pearce,- tha- Austraiianj min
ister for. defense -has; announced that
in conformity with the reauirements
of the British war- office, '16,500 men
a month-were : still required to rein
force the Australian expeditionary
force at the front The number of vol
unteers in January was not nearly suf
ficient to enable reinforcements to be
maintained on the basis, required by
the war office,1 as only 5348 men! en
listed in Chat month.",.'-' , ;
Notwithstanding this marked fall
ing , off ' in enlistment compared with
the-i jcorresponding period last year,
the , efforts jof the director-general of
recruiting, -Donald Mackinnon, - and
other persons, both men and- women,
were gradually increasing "' the num
ber of volunteers.-" But even this is not
satisfactory ; to the government and
every, means known to the voluntary
system js bping emplpyedo toward
augmenting the Anzacs. - . 77 Y;
.Under "his scheme for. fetching men
to tho , colors, J Mackinnon suggests
that women be iersuaded to give up
the 'companionship of military.' eli
giblcs who have refrained' from eii
Usting. v "Hearts 4nnst be steeled," he
says, "so that every -woman can sajr
firmly to any eligible man no matter
fn ' what relation he stands ' to her:
You ought to go." - The director pro
ceeds to point cat that womens In
fluence 'in ' the present recruiting
moement is Yiiil.f ; True it demands
sacrifice and the 'softer feelings of
womanaooi may ; have to . be sup
pressed, bnt, he says, only the single
aim must be kept in sight that men
are necessary to win the war.- He
goes on to say that It is not neces
sary to use scorn or contempt toward
men- who may appear to be slow to
realize and perform theirduty toward
feminine ?: persuasion , he " considers
worth a battering ram of raillery or in
dignation. : When' all else falls (then
may arrive the moment he' declares,
when true Vworaqn wlll have no time
for shirkers. '7 -77;-':
THOUGHT HE'D GONE TO HELL
i Vc WHEN TORPEDO HIT SHIP
NEW - YORK. N. , Y. Archibald
Glass, a 1rginia negro who survived
the sinking of .the British.; steamer
Pina by a torpedo, arrived here on the
Adriatic. He told" the f ollowtngr story
of. the Pina disaster: , 1 -7-
"De fust thinff Ah knowed dere was
a ' turrble v bang; Den : we ; wis all
tloatin 'round hi oiL 'Long come a
German submarine anr set the oil on I
nan. . Han! : . ; v f - "
r-TAh thought Ah was in hell! i
PILES CURED III 6 TO 14 HATS
PAZa QINTilENTis gnaraulecd to
cure blind, bleeding, itcbk : or ''pro-.'
trading PILES , in $ to 1 days or
money ' refunded; . . Manufactured by
tie PAR IS alKDICTKK tT), St . Iufi.
BID COLD? TAKE
'CASCARETS' FOR
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i-Honolulu demands a fair business
administration. That's the kind of
administration , Honolulu will f have
when I am mayor.-':. - ..y: v
Whether stopping here a day
, or, -for. the summer, you will -
find this a hotel of per- - r:
: . ; feet satisfaction
. CBARYN'D TAYLOR STS. '
, SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
Solid Concrete Structure -
absolutely: firepbiooof.
. Every Room, with. Private . Bath
Headquarters for Island Residents
European Plan,-: fl.SO per day up
American Plai;, - $3.50", per day up
' i Sieciai Monthly' Rates 7 :
(r jgBGAN ROSS. . . : !
- - . , ; " Manager! :
. Honolulu, Representative:
- v WILLIAM L. WARREN, ;
P. O. Box 769, lor Telephone 2273
for your
GOOD FRIDAY
'Vr: :' REPAST-
Freshly: baked, finely fla'
vorea,T jaeucious eaung,
in ea
A'
t omorr9 w't before the sup
ply is extxaustea. , -
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Hotel near Fort . '
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BellevueHotel
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I rTHE lEXTENSiVE IBUILDING
; . stage.where it will be necessary for
1 and the refrigerating plant construction
V -litte. while in the main part of our King
1
, In order that
pletion, it now becomes imperative that we give them more, room to work iri; also to
afford them an ". opportunity to xemove the present refrigerators on the Waikiki side of
rthe Market and rebuild them along the most improved lines. A ;
Order, by. Pfione Only,
Beginning Next Friday
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The Puritan-Maul $ay; -ZIil-crs
all know that unnatural
bleaching of flour destroy the
Havor,
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Bread, biscuit, cake, everything made with
UnDleacnea Flour j ! retain the natural flavor
of the natural flour. Us "Unbleached'-
printed-
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; A record crop of sugar in Barbados
has helped to create an attractive mar-
ket' for .sugar , machinery. ; ;American
to
their task of installing
PAUL
Announcement
We would therefore request that our patrons give us their or
ders BY PHONE i ONLY beginning next FRIDAY, APRIL 6,
as the Market will then have to be closed for a period of frorii
three to four weeks: - - -.' .
: Arrangements have been made to increase, our delivery ser
vice during this period to accommodate customers in every part
iqf; lecit
One in the afternoon also; to cover all but the far-lym it districts.
: Phone orders will, of course, be given as careful attention a3
'thpugr.pur'cn our
patrons will cheerfully adopt this means for a little while in deal
ing with the Market of Quality. : V. , V -
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SOKimiED:
Honolulu, Distributors for T.
machinery should make large sales, as
trade with England, the former sup-
plier, has almost ceasecLv
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the
of
at a
the builders, the marble
workers to "1613
street establishment.
the modern equipment may
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When tobacco, was .first Introduced
most of the countries of Europe en-
acted anti-tobacco laws.
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