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3 DAY, APiUL U 1117.
(Visitors whe have act A ;
been examined mutt bi In f
the Temple fay 7: 15) f V
Calendar
MONDAY
Leahi Chapter No. I, O. E. 8..
.'. stated, 7:20 p. m. .
' TUCSDAY-v t " V ,.rf
Honolulu Lodge No.U0,!pe
tlaL second degree, 7:20 p. .-
WEDNESDAY
Hawaiian Lodge No. spe
claL third degree 7;2f p,-in.
THURSDAY 1 .
Honolulu Commander? No? 1.
stated, 7:20 p. m. .
FRIDAY
, Lodge Le Progree No. -371,
. special, third degree,, 7:30
SATURDAY. 'V
t Hmony Chapter No. 4, O. E.
b., stated,. 1: 23 p. m,, . '
schohelo lodge
wednesday' -Saturday-;
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Harmony .Lodge No.-8, 7:30 p.
m. Third degree for three)
candidates. ? - ' '
TUEC?AY :
" Ezr- itiir Lodge No. 1, 7!:iTp
ra." "Hernia r business session;'
" 8:15 p. rv Hfla evening of the
mist Tourn'saeht All Odd
' . Fellows and lUbtkahi Invited.
. Cjore tarda are free.'"
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tore. S50 rooat, 250 connect
!bc bithroomi. Homelike com
fort rather than -nnnecestarily
expenalYe lnxnrjr. ' In center of
theatre, cafe ana retail dlatrlcta.
On car line fantf erring ! all
orer city. Cure municipal car-
line direcrtn 4or Kotor Boa fi
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DnI fiD to rjtt Th T.llty ItUikT
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442S Maklkl St Phone.3675
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Suburban Hotel," 3320 iWaiaJae Road,
Kalmukl, Honolulu. On the
. . ; ;; Car line VN -' -
Clean, wholesome:. J surroundings:
cool and comfortable rooms; home
atmosphere. - Rates .reasonable. Phone
7161. - ; WILL C. KINO. Mgr:
Corel Gar&iiilldt'el
"Nature'e Otvn ' Aauarlum.,, Clasa
i .,'' . Cottom C cats .1 J t v' i -r-,--
Daffy psstnjtr auto service leaves
Hawaii Tours Company 9 a, m. . Rettr
vatlona Hawaii Toura Company, phone
1523; our phone, "Blue SX2. 7 'X':'-
UP-TOTHE-afl N UTE hpuc
'SPORT HATS -
: REASONABLE PRICES ; J
TiiM'dr.det'f.'lHiniiy
1C17 Nutfnu St. nr. King St. -
irninunr paek .:
E!ft Lets . ; v
;- CHAC. DZCY, Agent '
L yllzzzbzX, tear. Fort. ;
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Hard.ta-Fi Men : Ar. FltUd
Herol
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Get all: : the": light you are
paying for by using Edison
Mazda Lamps. : : ; r
ELECTRIO SHOP v ;
DSVCLOPINQ ;
PRINTINO ENLAHGINQ
Cast In the City V
; Henefulu Picture Framln j . A '
Supply Co. ; x
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Kekaullke, Nr. Queen. Phone. KZ2
xzuaw CURIO. C0UPAITV
tla waiiaS Curios; Btfcnjpsf,
Coins, : Post .Cards. V The1 nlost
cocplete and attractive Curio Store.
170 Hotel Street Honolulu
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Grand'Hotel
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LUMBER v
Patnta, Plumbing Supplies, Building
Materials. Prices low. Houses built
on Instalment ; plan. . Choice House
Lota for sale.'-
CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD-
FflATJCESEfflSilEPLlBIEFil
OEBiM FOB ITS SUPPLY OF COAL
IjAiMditWrnu
PARIS, France. How ever pressing
the problem of coal mry be to JFVance
in wartime, ft will be eten jnore pres
'Ina with tbe return of peace. Already
ike goYernment Is atndylnr poaaible
ways and meant of freeing; France
after the war from bondage to German
coaL The Industrial situation before,
tbe war was continually aggravated
by the fact that France had to depend
on Germany for so large a proportion
Of her supply of coat Everybody la
France hopes that some way out 01
a return v to that condition of depen
dency may be found after the war..
1 Tbe situation is complicated by the
eapecution that Alsace-Lorraine again
will ' become French. .The return of
these provinces would mean virtually
a doubling of the nation's require
ments of coal, owing to tbe immense
amounts required for the development
of the Iron deposits In Lorraine. This
means that Instead of doing with about
- j. i ' ' '
T Off .the stage "both actors and act
resseirhave a variety of hobbles. The
r average. actress goes in for strange
Jewelry, monkeys, ' cvlo lions or dogs.
It is rare that a successful stage per
formVr' of the gentler sex expresses
her nonstage nature In such ' a prac
tical way as the raising of sheep. -f
I Such, however; Is the strange and
matter-of-fact hobby of Miss Cordelia
Haager, principal ingenue with , tbe
Fra wlejr New - York Company , now
playing at the BIJou theater' r
v Miss Haager,, as-the, saying goes,
was'rT)red in old Kentucky." But
early In life she traveled throughout
the West hef ore ' lng to Ne w York
to take up her stage career. During
her first visit to the sheep ranges of
Montana, the little actress registered
a vow that If possible some 4 day she
would own a sheep ranch. '
Sbe does, and ItIs said to be one
of. the most successful sheep ranches'
in Montana: Practically , every dpllar
she? saves' goes, into Improvements' on
the .big tract of . land. Tear by- yf?ar
the: area of tbe. ranch has grown aind
today. It Is one . of the bJgges in the
state that used to .belong, tq JSenator
Clarkvv i '
. l love. sbeep,"i said TMlss , Haager
yesterday but my affection for them
has taken on,.' practical turn. I hope
some day to retire front i the.' prsfes
afon an jwiltHhea take up my-work
as "a sheep; raiser ..the jgreat state
of the .West Wherever 1 ga I study
the: .conditions. of .sheep f raising and
hope, that X shall have . an opportunity
to see some of jthe large-sheep ranches
of the., territory' before the .company
leavjep for; the OrieJlL'i,f;'V i
$LDWLXPp0NE0?
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The most-eminent physicians' recog
nize that , uric acid stored up In the
system Is the cause of gout and rheu
matism, that this url, add poison ;ls
deposited In the ojntaJ muscles, .'or
nerve-sheath. , By experimenting and
analysis at the 8urgical Institute in
Buffalo, N. YV Dr, Pierce discovered
a combination of native remedies that
he called Anurlc, which drives out the
uric acid from, the system, and in this
way the pain, swelling and. Inflamma
tion subside. If you are . a sufferer
from r- rheumatism, "backache, pains
here or there, yon can ; obtain .Aiiuric
(doable strength) at any drug. store
and get.relief from .the pains and- ills
brought about by .uric acid:..
Swollen hands, ankles; Xeet are. due
td' a dropsical condition, often caused
by"- disordered ? kidneys. tsNaturally
when the kidneys are' deranged .the
blood Is filled with poisonous uric acid,
which setUes'Mn - the tissues of the
feet, ankles, -wrists or back' as uratic
salts ; - or under the eyes- in -bag-like
formations. ' nr-i-. ?. -:;.--;
ItHs Just" as necessary to keep-the
"kidneys. acUng properly as to keep the
bowels active to rid the- body x of
poisons""'.;- ! v '".
The very Wtt' possible' -way" to take
care of yourself Is to take a glass of
hot water Jief ore. meals, andean Anurlc
UbleL Cla4 this way? K ia readily dis
solved with -.' the fooM picked up by
the blood and fmaUyl reaches the .kid
neys, where It has a cleansing and
tonio effect.'' v-v-'v-V;- :,-r':-
Step into the drug store and ask for
a SO-cejU package of Anurlc, or send
Dr. Pierce 10c, for trial pekg. Anurlc
many times more potent than lithia,
ellmlnktes uric acid as hot water melts
sugar. A short trial will convince you.
Adv. ; :
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MAN HEARS OF WAR,
DROPS HOE IN FIELD?
"J:'; ' AND JOINS MARINE8
'NEWARK, N, J: Andrew Miller, a
young farmer who la on his way today
to Join the United ; States Marines
at Charleston, S. C , walked twenty
five miles to enlist because he had no
money and was too ' proud to beg a
ride. - ' - - :-a-yv:-
MI want to fight, he told the re
cruiting officer, "1 was working in a
field when a fellow; came along . and
said .tne uermans Lad declared war J
on the TJnltei States and were bom
barding. New York, City- v I dropped
my . boo and didnt even wait to get
the " money ' that was coming to me.
I don't need a uniform; all I want is
' t' m ' - J 1 '
' The Empire City Subway company.
Ltd. of New Tork, Increased its
capital from 16,000,000 to $7,500,000.
Wi rye cnmuta rrcsers
aUmc4 by expo! to Sua. DaaS m4 WlW
HER A1ITI0N
In ft
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60,000.000 tons of coal a year, as before
the war. France will need more than
100,000,000 tons. , ; ? -
A. French expert, Maurice Alfaasa,
has just published report showing
where France must obtain ber coal
if she wishes to maintain indepen
dence of Germany. He Indicates three
main sources.? Development of the de
posits of coal In France, England and
the coal mines on the left bank of the
Rhine, the output of which is estima
ted at 30,000.030 tons yearly This
opens the question of the future of the
German territory west .of the Rhine,
and. Mr. &C Alfassa suggests that in
j the peace treaty the left' bank of tbe
Kuuie snouia te given a special econo
mic standing, enabling France to re
move some of the tariff walls which
existed before tbe war- between her
self and Germany. y
Mr, Alfassa suggests that the peace
treaty ending the' war should provide
for the opening of the Rhine as a free
waterwa for international trade.
"Pape's Diapepsin" Ends All
Stomach Distress in Rye
j : Minutes
f . i-r. . .' : . - ' , j j-
Wonder what upset jour stomach
which portion of tbe food did the dam
age do you? Well, don't bother.: '1?
your stomach Is In a' revolt; If soiir
gassy and upset, and what vou Jjsi
ate has fermented into . stuhborv
l'imps; head dixzy and aches: belcu
gases and eructate undigested food:
breath four, tongue coated just take
little Pape's Diapepsin and in flt e
minutes you' wonder, what became of
the indigestion and'dlsress . ;
Millions of men and women tod.ii
know that It is needless to lave a. baf
stomach. " A little Dlpspsln occ&sion
ally keeps this delicate organ rerult
ed and they; eat their .-favorite: to ds
without fear l- ;5 , v - C
; It. your; stomach:jflof sn taeeir'e
of . your liberal limit without rebeliiunV
if your food Is 'a damage Insteadjof a
help, remember tbe quickesC sureiL
most harmless relief Is Pape's diapep
sin which, costs only fifty cents fsr a
large case at drug stores,"' It's truly
wonderf Ul-it -digests food fand f Ipets'
things'- straight so gently nd e ally
that it is really astsblog.' Pleaie
tor your sjike,' doii't gPcn and on wltf
ft weak, dlsc5er
m THE CIRCUIT COtkT Of THE
f;-'lPl.rjt Circuit;: -rrlsoryt 'of Hawaii.
; 'Ai CfcimberH.-: In' Probae.
'Jn'the -matter the -Estate-"of
glTS AN' bORCAS HEjCptlatei of Ho-hoiulu,-'T.
H:,f deceased: :.
r ' NOTICE .'TO Ch EOIT0RS
The undersfgne4 hereby gltes' notice
that it 'has been; appointe4 and' haa
qualified 'a the . iadmlirtstratoij,' c4-o of
the, will and of the esUte' of Susan
Dorcas Heapy, late pf .Honolulu, T. H
deceased. : - ; .';.-. ; .
. ' All persons indebted .to the estate
of the said Susan Dorcas;. Heapy, de
ceased, are hereby notified to make
immediate - paymeilt .' to " the under
signed, or to iU attorneys. Castle A
Wlthlngton, at '-heir office at 125 Mer
chant street, Honolulu,. T.' H. ; " f
. All creditors of the,, estate of said
Susan Dorcas ' Heapy," deceased, ; are
notified to present; their, claims, duly
certified, and .ith proper vouchers
attached . (If any exist,); even though
such, claims b Vecured by ,mortgage
on real estate,, to the .said undersigned
or to ; its attorneys as aforesaid Iwith
lh six, months' from; the first publica
tion of this notice, or such claim shall
be forersr barred. -?- - - '
Dated" Honolulu,: TirILi March 20,
1917 : v. . . , - . . .
HENRV WXTERllOUSE " " TRUST
. - COMPANY, LIMITED. V v
s By its Treasurer, 'A. N. .Campbell.
AdminIstrator,rc't-a,J itthe' will and of
th estate of: Shsdfa Dorcaa' Heapy,
ilate of Honolulu, Tv H-, deceased. .
6739 Mar. 21. 28; Apr. 4. 1U 18, 1917.
IN THI3 CIRCUIT ClOUR'T, FIRSTJ
; circuit. , Territory ; of ; Hawaii, in
Probate At Chambers,' No. 4366.
In the matter of the Estate of Mary
Ann Schmidt, deceased.;
Notice of: Petition- for--Allowance of
Accounts, Determining Trust and
Distributing the Estate
The Petition and' accounts of Wil
helm T. Schmidt, administrator c. L a.
of the estate of Mary Ann Schmidt,
deceased, whereby petitioner asks to
be allowed $69J&0 and that the same
be examined and approved, and that
a final order te made of . distribution
of the remaining' property to the per
sons thereto entitled and discharging
petitioner and sureties from all furth
FOOD SOURING 1'
STOiCH CAUSES
IMIIGESTIOill, GAS
er responsibility herein having this
day been flled,".-.-.-:v-. '' .
It Is ordered that Friday, the 11th
day of May, A. D. 1917, at 2 o'clock
p. mn before the Judge presiding at
Chambers ot said Court at his court
room - in the Judiciary Building . In
Honolulu; City and County, of Honolu
lu, be and the same hereby is appoint
ed the time and place for hearing said
Petition vand accounts, and that all
persons interested may then and there
appear; and show, cause, if any they
have, why the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence as
to who are 'entitled ; to the said
property. ' : .'c -; - -:; ' - :-
Dated the 2nd day of May, 1917.
. BY THE COURT
V a M. KAH ALEPUNA,
-;,'. . --; Clerk.
HARRY IR VIN,
Attorney for Petitioner,
1 6751 Apr. 4, 11, 18, 25
CNAL
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Repairing
PRANK COOMBS .
Bishop and Queen, v TeL 2182
Autos for Hire
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Phone 4-2-4-2
FOR ALL PURPOSES
Paper Bags, Cups, Plates,
Napkins and Tows's, Ets. .
AMHAW. -PAPER CO, Ltd.
Phone 1410
J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr.
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MEAT MARKET eV GROCERY
3451
C. Q. VEE.HOP A Ca
fM'CHESNEY-COFFEE CO.
COFFEE. ROASTERS
Dealers In Old Kona Coffee '
Merchant St. ; Honolulu.
Visit ; - ; - V,:. J ; :
SILVA'S TOGGERY
when yon want best quality
in men's clothes.. King St.
Jp;RDAN?S
women's . Apparel
v ; 1029 Fort Street ,
tf Gruenhagen'e Blue Ribboa
ChocoJatoG
S HAWAIlANrDRUO CO. . v,
Hotel ' and" Bethel 'Straeta ' :
A-5?.rM.lefe-.lReectlcWe; i .
f,Fr Trees, Shrubs Poultry.
LEWERi A COOKE, Ltd.,
' ti 169177 6o King SL Vt,
The Vaterhouse Co.j Ud.
TJnderwood Typewriters
Y0U?a BUILDniG
- H; HACKFELD cVCO.
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; Commissi onvilerchants !
'-HOlIOLTJLUv
HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd!
6 1107 Fort Street f
a m n t it tt"- r
Ollllll Vf ill ;
HALL
Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. i
HAHANJS BEST SHOES
F.HNERNY SHOE STORE
Fort; above King 8t; V
D.J. CASHMAN
TENTS AND AWNINQ8 .
Luau Tents and Canopies for Rsnt;
Thirty Years' Experience
Fort St. near Allen, upstairs ";
" Phone 147 ' ,
IF YOU WISH TO -ADVERTISE IN
- - NEWPAPER8 ;,,.
Anywhere at Any Time, Call on
THE DAEE ADVERTISINO AGENCY,
24 Sansome Street 8an Pranctsen
When In town
. visit our .-';.!''-;;'.-;"
tENINCS:CJ
yril
DELICATESSEN
COUNTER. Goods
by every steamer.
H. MAY A CO
Ltd. Phone 1271
5H DAYS TO SAN FIIAHCISCO
Regnlar sailings to San Francisco and Sydney, H. S. 7.
- : For further particulars apply to
BREWER & CO., LTD General Agcnb
WaisMlfJavigation Comply
-'v .
,! Direct Service Between
For further particulars apply to .
CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agents, Honolulu
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TOYO KISEN- KAISHA
Regular sailings to San
: 5 n For fuftlier particulars apply tor X,
CSTLE&C
Two and a half days extr
FRED L;
''Fc'rt and Queen Sts.
CANA0IANAU$
Regular Sailings to BRITISH C0LTJ1IBIA, FIJI, IlEV?
HtAj iJB: 2EALAIID' t.'w - v:
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-THEO; H. DAVIES & CO LTD., General Agents;,, j
IRELAND'S POOR ARE ?
V x POORER THAN EVER
DURING VAR TIMES
, TBy AnedaUd Prtw
DUBLIN, lre)and, WhUe the Irish
farmer is prosperous beyond precedent
and wages In many trades are higher
film hefnr. th rrm Ait lfn rf thA
poorer classes In the cities is in many
cases worse than for years. 'At tne,
present moment the artlslana-aad the ,
loor. In Dublin are reduced to a state,1
of privation that causes a greaWeel-j
Insf of. alarm' and ydismsyV sajd. the j
poration this week. :
Members of the Corporation com-
the city, which had been expected to
do much to relieve destitution, was
not going forward as had been plann
ed. It has been found Impossible, he
explained, to import - the material
necesarrf or . the r work, of rebuilding.
although tne Ministry or Munitions
had promised to facilitate It in every
way.-; X:yv : -
A deputation was appointed to wait
upon the Chief Secretary, and Impress
him with ' the great need 'of employ
ment, especially in the building trades.
'; The appointment of Brlg.-Cen. Hunt
er Liggett to be major-general was
confirmed by the senate. " -
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San Francisco and Honolula
lranclscolmd to the Orient
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ontnemai:
mana
When ycu travel by the
"S.S. Great Northern".
First vGlas. $65 ,u pward
4V days ipn the water. V' r'
V For 'sailing date and , ressrvatlone
PP'yto
L LTD.
.. Asents ;
O H :T
and
TICK C T 8
Also ' ; reierratloiif
any point cn the
' malaaad. '
tee' WELLS-FAR
CO A CO 72 5
King CWTel. 1St
st:takakuva&co.
-NAMCCr CRAE3, -packed 43
rt s 8ar,!try Cans, .wocljlned. j
Nuuanu U atzr Klrj' CL
OAHOAILWAY TIME TADL5
OUTWARD'
.' For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and
Way Stations 9:15 a. nu J:23 p.tti.
For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and Way
Stations 17: 80 ta'4 e9:15 a..m
11:10 a. nu sl5 p. nu I:29 p. flU
5:15 p. 29:30 p. bu tU:15 p. to.
For Wahlava and LeUehna ni:01
a. o4 2:40 p. m-, S:00 p. ix. U:It
p. tn. -,.- r l."V
..For Uflehua f6:C5 8. ia. f
" .; ' INWARD ; f?. : 1
Arrive - Ho-olnla ..- fxoa Kahnka,
Walalua and Walanae !: 3 5 a. n
5:30 p. ia. -. -s,''-'-- X't
- Arrive Honolulu frosx Ewa, UIH and
Peart City 17:43 a. rx, 3:3S a..rx,
11:02 a. el, nS p. cl, 4:24 p.
5:80 p. na, 7:28 p. a.
Arrive Honolulu from Wstiawa and
Leilehua 9:15 a. tx. 1:C2 p. XL.
3:59 p. T:12 p. ra.
The Haleiwa LbnlUd. ft two-tour
train (only first-class tickets honored).
leaves Honolulu every Sunday :(
arm. for Haleiwa: Ilotel; returnlnj
strives hi Honolulu at 10:10 o. XBl
The Limited steps only at Pearl City.
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