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A profusion of new- designs are
'Introduced for Spring and
right now, when ? assortments '
' " ' are at the height of complete
. ncss, is the best time to secure
. a season's supply. White and
flesh tinted envelopes, comblnV,
tions, chjemiscs, gowns, etc., at
'.; wonderfully attractive pricings.
Hand Embroidered Skirts, Com
binations,, Corset Covers and -Chemise
specially 5' priced for
, Friday. , . v;.:;. . . ,
Attractive Prices :
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Leaves 1:40 P. M,
Unexcelled Dining Car Service
Automatic Clock Safety Signals:
f ',r-;.'v Tickets and Reservations y :
WELLS FARGO & CO. EXPRESS
72 Couth Es Street '. Phone 1515
AT SCHOFIELD
SOCIETY EVENT
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(Racial Rtar-HnTVt Oorrnliir
FORT S AFTER, April 12. The
following enlisted men of the 2d Inf.,
Fort Shafter. are authoriieJ bv thf
- department commander to report for
examination for appointment in the
respective rank fer which they have
made application: 1st Sergt. Victor
' hVhiUker. Co. K. 2d Inf ; Sergts! Earl
Daughter of General .Treat i$.-t5?SS!,i?
Wiley H. O'Mohanfro and Herbert J.
Made Wife of Lieutenant
A. V. Arnold
Simmons of Co. K. and Corp. Harry
G. Newman. Co. H, for the rank of
Mis Marseret Treat and 1st Lieut. I i , v V Vo l i- Vmin5"'La
Archibald Vincct Arnold. 1st Field '-
KAUAI ATHLETES
MEET N SOCCER
LEAGUE BATTLES
Much Interest Taken in Series
By Competing Athletes on
Garden Isle This Week
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Anmery. mere marriea cn weanesaa j. Tne attendance at the 2d Inf. library
afternoon af 4 o'clock at the home of for the month of March was 761, the
the bride's rarente. firig.-Gen. and t bocks Issued during the month was
l!rv rbr'p n Trpnt RrhnfiHri rtar. it a nn,kA .j..i ,
I " uu ill M 1 1 Ul I lit U JUL. I ,, f ,1. . . . J T I 1,, - rt , ,
racks. - uhile stationed at Fort Shatter, used f?r ,of f,.","! 'w .
1 .foHint... 1 i.v . mr the t-cinin? tour we?Ks.
1 - avaaafa IVU VI 1 i 1I.PS t -
(Si-ial Star-BallrtiB Corn )KnJna)
I.IHCK. Kauai. Arril 11.- Tho
(Kauai intei sdioltic Scn-rer la;4ue
Will reusn e play this week af
tcr a iost-nemcnt dt.c tr tbe heavy
I for the pay to begin and. the best
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in profusion contributed to the sett
ing of the wedding.
Chaplain Ignatius Fealy, 1st Field
Artillery rerfcrmed the ceremony. The
tended to the 32 d by the ltorarian,
Lieut. Carl A. Hardigg.
. Bugler Lyman G. Lxr
1st. !
ng. Co. D, 2U
; Concrete :rteets and sidewalks are
all paid for in the-;rf; -U' '
NUUANU VALLEY
Yet your choice of a lot there will
Cost only 17c
l a square foot.
Phone
3646
We want to show you thes efine home sites.
Bethel St., opposite Postofllce
Stall
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Sales Agent 4
large draw: t ? room was filled with 'rInf- Fort Shafter, and Private Edward
officers and ladies from Schofield and
other military and naval posts of the
island.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Gen. Treat. She wore a
gown of chiffon and tullfe over satin.
A long square court train, fell from her
' shoulders, and her veil was of rare
old lace and tulle, held with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou
quet of white, sweet peas and lilies of
the valley.
"Miss Katherine Treat, sister, of the
bride, was her attendant Miss Treat
were a gown of rose taffeta and car
ried pink roses and pink sweet peas.
First Ll3ut. Clyde A. Selleck, 1st Field
Artillery, was test man.
It was origi&ally p'auned to hold the
weddins out of doors under the beau
tiful old tree on the general's lawn,
but owing to the inclement weather
this had to be abandoned at the last
moment, the drawing room being the
scene,of the wedding instead.. t
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PRODUCE S2
: The total to date realized by bene
fits given for French tables wo have
been -orphaned by the war ' is now.
I190G with about $180 still outstanding
for posters sold at Dr. James R. Jndd's
lecture which will bring the whole
amount over $2000, Head Worker
James A. Jlath of I aiama Settlement
reported today. .
The gross proceeds of the tag day
activities last Saturday were $1142 anj
of the lecture the night before, $764.
1 The j latter amount iUSP.diject .to
the French children while the former
amount -will be ! eqaally divided ' be
tween the baby fund and the French
Red Cross.: ;-i.,-Vr V : -;v
FAMILY- DIFFICULTIES i 5'
KEEP COURT VERY BUSY
' The spirit of war or 'something
equally as insidious is bringing tut
Of trouble to police court i In -the
past few days Judge' Monsarrat - has
been the kind and conselling, father
over many family quarrels , from pet
ty assaults; to more grievous' of
fenses." . ; " , ;
Clement 'liekoa, before the Judge
this morning on a charge of assaulting
nis wife, is on of the many the judge
has found necessary to penalize. He
was given-IS days In JaiL ; v
- Kekoa not only beat his wife but
he kicked her; he not only admin
istered, the boot but did so while she
was down on the floor and helpless.
He admitted it At : first the woman
testified that he had kicked her while
she' was standing up but Judge 'Mon
sarrat' took little faith in her testi
mony of such a "high kickef .
Mrs. Kekoa told & pathetic story.
Her husband not only, assaulted ; her
but. he refused to work. She insisted
that he:lnever did vanythlng; : that his
father supported him. She said they
tad been married three years and bad
one child.' V ..' -
Rlcdgett. Co, F, .have been attached to
Headquarters Co.. 2d Inf.
Private CbarleTEriest, Co. U, 2d;
Inf., has been transferred to Head
quarters Co. as a third class musician
and Private Sid C. Barron, from Co. H
has also been given a like assignment.
: Sergt. Charles W. West, Co. E, 2d
inf., has been ordered to proceed to
Heeia for duty with a detachment .of
the 2d Inf. during the absence of Serge
Earl W. Rhoades, Co. E, 2d Inf., who
has been ordered from Heeia to tf'ort,
Shafter before the examining board,
and upon the return of Sergt Rhoadea
to Heeia, Sergt West will return to
Fort Shafter.
Cook Daniel JBugoee hasjbeen ap
pointed sergt vice Dressen reduced. '
Mechanic Emu A. W ohifiel has been:
made corporal to fill an original va
cancy. ;
Private, 1st ctass.Tbert Combs, let
Platoon, - Co. E, ?J Telegraph Bat
talion, Signal Corps, Fort Shafter, will;
relieve Sergt John Maret, 1st Platoon,:
Co. E, of the same battalion, as assiit
ant storekeeper of the Signal Corps!;
storerooms, Honolulu.
Cap t Thomas, c'rystal, 2d Inf., is
detailed as a member of the board of
officers appointed to meet at Fort
Shafter in place of Capt. Arthur T
Dal ten, relieved. .
Private "John Co. D, 3d Reg
iment v Engineers, Fort Shafter, is
transferred to the Coast Artillery
Corps, 2A'Oo., Fort De Russy.
Private,' 1st' c'hissEtobert M. Gats-i
wood , and Private Edward E. Ewing
have been, made, corporals to fill ori
ginal vacancies.
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.JThe . XattavlnsJUJPototmeBts hava
been made: Private, 1st Class, Edward
T, Baigay to be a corporal in place 6i
Ferguson, promoted, and Private, 1st
Class, f John W, - Concannor corporal
vice DuscolL reduced.
The 1st BattaUon,9! Inf., MaJ. Guy
G. Palmer, commanding, have been
down Jn camp on the Palace Grounds;
Honolulu, far the past ten days. :The
camp was, visited on Easter Sunday
by many from the post
BEST LIVER AND ,
BOVEL LAXATIVE
FOR FAILY USE
TWILIGHT JEWELRY IS
SAID TO BE "LATEST'
Hawaiian twilight Jewelry1 that's
the very latest novelty for milady-
and it's so effective! -Robinson's is
ahowing It in evef so many attrac
tive pieces and designs. There are
strings of beads of- clear crystal glass
in rayriad colors, interspersed with
Oriental filigree balls. There are
lavallieres. with quaint characters and
figures . as charms. There -axe
brooches-' and rings, bracelets and the
most stunning metal girdles! Tell me,
have you seen these new girdles?
They're made of links in both square
and rotind design. Gay beads and
wonderful buckles most mysterious
ornaments of Chinese and ' Hawaiian
designs are placed at intervals be
tween the links.' Theste metal girdles
are the new thing to wear with tunic
blotrses. Teryr few people are show
inr them 'as y.et st you'll be one of
the "first to wear' them" if you buy
yours 90cn.Lcs "Angeles Examiner.
j Saturday evening- the British Club
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Ptxrifie (
Hhly antiseptic,,'
usea as a curaave
agent for al externa
ffciaitroutlia.ConceaI
' Dermanent Uemwhes
and reduce imnatural
color. Lital for cacrecung
creasy kk2i3t-f ; -C:
Oriental 6rdan
Send 10c lor Trial Six
"Cascarets" Regulate Women,
Men and Children With
out Injury -
Take Wherf Bilious, Headachy,
For Colds, Bad Breath,
Sour Stomach
VORK WHILE YOU SLEEP
Instead of nasty, harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous calomel, why
don't you keep Cascarets bandy In
your. home? Cascarets act on the liv
er and thirty feet of bowels so gently
you don't realize you have taken a
cathartic, but they' act thoroughly and
can be depended upon when a good
liver and bowel cleansing is necessary
they move the bile and poison from
the bowels without griping and sweet
en the stomach. You eat one or two
at night like candy and you wake up
feeling fine, the headache, biliousness,
bad breath, cOated tongue, sour stom
ach, constipation cr bad cold disap
pears.' Mothers should give cross,
sick, feverish or bilious children a
whole, Cascaret any time they are
harmless and safe for the little folks.
Adv.
TAKE OVER COPPER MINES
The following annri.ncvment lias
been sent to all teams in the lcic.ue: '
The s otter schedule will be played
cut in ine regli'ar order as it was
planned before the postponement. This';
week. April '13 and 14. the fcKowing
gatnes will take place- !
'friday,. April -13 Kalahco vs. I-t-htje
and Koloa vs." Grammar School on
tlie High School grounds at Lih'ue. Mr.
.Hush will arrange for truck to get;
Kalafteo players at the clone, of ?rhool"
jmd pick up the Koloa team, bringing !
-i)oth teams to Lihue. The same truck
w ill Return 'after the games.
"On Saturday April 14, the K.tpaa
and High School teams u ill journey
across the island for games with Wai
mea and Eleele. The Kapaa team will
play Waimea on the Waimea field,
while cleele and High School will
play at Eleele.
"It U-hoped that the games will
start soon after. 2 o'clock so that the
long return trip may te made before
dark. . :.
"The games scheduled for the fifth
wjaek- will beplkycd on the following
Friday and Saturday, Apri 20-21. ani
the remaining ccntesU wlll'rollow in
same .order. i . : l
FANCY DRESS BALL
in honor of
Captain William Matson
and the officers and
pasenjers of the
S. S. MAUI
at the
Moana Hotel
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 13.
Music by the
HAWAIIAN BAND
and the
CORELLI TRIO
Invitations obtained at any
Territorial Hotel Co. office.
GAY TIME AT
Tonight's cabaret entertainment at
Heinie's Tavern, "on the beach - at
Waiklkl," will delight everyone at Ho
nolula's popular beach resort. '
An excellent dinner will be served
the kind you've; always w iehed for. : J
Tomorrow night will be "Maul
night, m honor of the arrival of the.
big new Matsorr liner. V ; Everybody is
cordially Invited to come and extend
a hearty aloha to the visitors. Adv.
STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY -
WE ANNOUNCE ANOTHER EXCURSION AT THE
INCLUSIVE RATE OF
Leave Honolulu, Saturday 3 P. Af.
1 RETURN TUESDAY, 7 A. M.
Stop-over Privileges Granted
. Reservations and Tickets
IhtsIaiSteam NavigationCd;,!
Phone 4941 fe - , ; "'' :, , Queen Street
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YUNNANFU. Yuan Province, China.
J General Tang, the military governor
v .... r i i . . I
, vi i u iii ii ijiuvinut: uas uvtru msiruci-;
(d by the Minister of Agriculture and t
Comirerce- to take over the copperi
mines at Tungchuan. that the govern-1
j meat may develop them to meet the
I urgent needs of the country. In 1916,
- thare lulaea pirJuced mere iha ?en j
tnousiad t&na of copper. '
'The Puritan Maid says:
"This is a most important
t ru th about u nbleached
flour.
The
UNBLEACHED
Look for the Creamy White color which tells you that Holly
Flour has not been artificially bleached. Flour is frequently
bleached by millers to hide the inferior quality of the wheat
Holly Flour is made from the finest wheat that needs nn
bleaching Sold by Grocers 1
PAUL SCHE1D & CO.
Honolulu, Distributors for T. HI
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