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' PUBLIC NOTICE Cf PftlMAHV
v Y Y-,' ; llcctiom '
Y Nolle la heieby flvtn that In ae-c-ordant-w
with lh trrms of Section 28
,s? or r.evtaed Law cm 1
" "as afnndef by Ati-iSa ct
tf await tU..
the xkwu
sVAfV Ui tUU Vl IliV
Laws "of 5 1IT;r lYinicfy Klecflntr'ftr
tle parole
cf.(klfc5iiSnaUJiimtUraBtear railway utatloa at Ka'that the people or the city and county
cbu WTice. iriUto'tner bPi. -T j: . . , ; twere anxloua for a change.
ntypf iiccoiulu a. more J yum, pyednci The Walaiua DIr- Taking for hi theme" the flaj? and
leii-ihafter net fqtth, wiil trlct. except th rart therf tooth tt patriotUm,' Mr. (Joh en tot J his large
atUrdir. the 16th day Ol Una rrfim' tTmlT i:mmit itifwMir nillaiiM th i1n kam tlmu mrtin
for jc.ty nd xo
'City and tnty
Iarucuiariy heii-inaner set fqtth, wia
;be held on Saturday, the 1 6th day or
'Xirntr- II' Ihttlutliniit mlA fft r I
; A. I). J 1 1. r throughout aald cftyj
county, balreen the hours of
ci a- m., and i o'clock, p. m
'and
; C ClOCi,
' . The city ani tounty offices m tn
talJ city abd r.vity ft Which-eandl-'dates
aie to be nominated by each po
'.litlcal tarty attach Primary Election
;are as.f3 :'. . -
:city And cocintV ok hoxoixlu
- OneMaVof' ' ' ' J'
Be 1 en upervlwrs -
One Sheriff ' -
Cne City and County Clerk
One Auditor - ; -. -7-',.'
Cne Treasurer . ;
One City ano County! Attorney
The tsti lets, precincts and polling
places IVeaid City and County or Ho
nolulu; are as .follows; - -.
enry xkp quNTVpF hoplui.ij
Fourth Representative District
The portion" cf the Jand cf .Oahu
southeast cf Kuuanu Avenne and a
'line In" extension "'thereof, from Nuu
Tanu Pall to MoKapu' Point
I - nrifPrecmU TTfe portion- of Ho:
iirolultt .Ptstricv northeast ot line
i itzvm the Koolatt range alon the ridge
ion the east siCe of Manoa Valley to
the rManoa stream, then;e along said
vBtiam to a road crossing it a little
; below Ita Junct?on r wltli ; he laloK
strea tn, thence ; alon g taid toad. Camp
bell arwue, Castle road and 'Diamond
CHead attnqe and aIini In'exten&ioa
thereof to the sea. .Polling Place,'
, MHuokalant Schoot;'kaJrankf. t--'
Efevvji- PrecinctThe portion of
- Honolulu District south otKing street
... and yraialaeToad between 1he-Ttrsr'Kajihj; road to Kin
rrecuct and a une irom ua corner oc
Pun ah on, and King streets tb the Jqag
r fcrld?e oi Ala' Moani Beach) road.
. pcSIis i ": place, corner ;of Kalakaua
. . avpue and Kalla (John Enaj roafl.,
' Third Precinct The pprtlon of 'Ho
nolulu District 'north'1 'of -the 'secend
precinct' and between 'the first pfe-.
. cinct and -JIne, from', King- street
; along Punahou street to '1U 'Junction'
. witi ilanoa road, and thence along the
rklfe of the west side cf llanoa Valley
to the Xoclau re nfe. Polling place,
' nt ar . corner ? of Punaliou street and
v -AVilde'r avenue.' v '. v- : ; ; ;
Fourth Precinct The portion - of
' J Tcnolalu . District between', the seconi
and tJiirdf precincts and -'feline'' from
the sea ilong Eberii!anf street to a
; point dnk' Ilae la extcsslori of Plikoi.
v . street,- th'T.ce r.lcig-' txtj "line '.pfext'
tension r ! : . i itr, t 'end, to hd
.. r vrftfr'; y f ! ;tr "penis'
;r llome : - to.t-e t c uth'. corner cf
Kala
taence tk
the eastern
.bour.: rj'Tcf Kalaw&tlie tto ita June
"tion v lih the wectera ei'e of Manofc
' Vallej'. Polling p!-ce, icrcer cf JCec
..f ' aurcku. street and T.'ili :r itcnud.
; n.'ih; Precinct Tte i -rtbri' cf Hoi
'.' . cc'.-.'j District north cf Kir.- stu'et
, in I tetw'eea'the fourth irtci-ct t-d
akr.e along JAIa pal. 'fetreet it J in ex
UcTioa thereof Ho--' tho -old-fk-jr-la
'? , crtit' of Prr.chbpwl.f thence aci ccs
Puicv.bowl to the boondary betweeu
V Auu tloKau: an1' Hewalo; thence along
v "the west bouadsry .of - Kewalo': and
across. Kclawakiae-to' the west bottn-
:; dary' cf the
Toi:rth precinct, ' Polling
is .Square; iV"
t pJace,. picas
SixU I 'reelect-The . portion of H6
,: ' ttiolulu Dirtrict south. of King street
i t.nd between the fourth-precinct ibd
-- iioutii street extend ing ,froT3
--.. "m" to tie tcir '.rcUin i.ace. cort
-rfr. cf South ..r d.Kawalahaq'trrec'ts.
f vtulh 4rie;:nct Tie". ;ccrt::V.-1;of
." .Ilrrrswpictr'.ct- so-'Ta cf '' .Hotel
., trectacd. teween 'Alapal-'and Soth
,'rt reels ca cne sUe &ud IiuuanuaVe-
f fr.KepualFa ;D"i!ci!rg.V j-u'
li::Lth Prociuci, The portion of Ho
r.clu'.u District tdunded on . the 'north
VIy aline rion t"7 Junction 'of School
jf.a4!;..u..ijtrct;i to the old flagpole
crest of Punchbowl, on the east by a applicable to. the Clty; and County Of
line from said crest to laad along';AlHcholulu';-V?" '
.ai. street, on the sotth . by Hotel
rtreeVCP4 cn tii-wert'bj Alakea and
t:mma streets.- .i-pmng niiace. jumma
square. : . , v. .;. . rj .;V.-jf .
'Nlntb rc!nct The portion of Ho
'".noiuJu D.0i;ict taanded '-"by Hotei
street, Nuysnu tvenne. School street
and Emma aud Alalia ttreeta. .Ponin3
place,1 corner of ."Berptania and ' Fort
; streets. . t,;-
" Tenth Precinct Thp portion of Ho
noljiiu Distrjct nc;th of School Street
and between Kuuanu" avenue da one
aide and iFcrt, street and-- Pacific
Helstjs.roid'jto . the. 'ratt .turn. bf tije
latter re 1 zn thence alcr.g the ''west-
. erly . f ' ? cf Pfuta ;Vai!ey on" the
ether 's'e.' Pjilin;: placa, near cor
ner cf Kcuaaa - arenue and ; Bates
Itreet ' ; '
Elevcr.t a Precfatt-Thi ' portion Qf 1
Koolav; "5" Disxlct . southeast' Of .a
: line frc:.. .Ninm'i 1 Pal "id ' Mokapu
-Point.' vji::css- plate,. VWaitoanalci
..'shool!:ot:se.;.'.-; "r: , - '.1 : '" '
" Twejfilj Precinct-Tle portion of
. Hoaoi u'.a . io It let north of . . School
ltreetand a Hoe from the Junction of
School and Kama .treeta . to the old
i flagpole crest of Punchbowl, and be
tween the tenth precinct' and -the
, third, fourth ind fifth precincts. Poll
1 lug place, ' near y Punchbowl ' street
. ; trtdge over anoa atream.
, FIFTH ".REPRESENTATIVE -' "
; .. ...district . ;
".-.The portion -of Ve Island ot Oahu
northwest it : uuanuv'A' venue and a
' lineIn extension' thereof from Nuu
: an r Pall to" M oka pn Point ; .
First PrecHct The portion of. Ko
laujco Distilct between a" line from
. Z Kuuanu J'ali ta Morapu Point 1 and
. tbe top of the .ridge between- HeeU
. fend . .AUhimanil'v: Polling place. , Koo
lau'oko conrthoiHe, - at Kaneohe..
' Second P:ccUU Hte'TeCaladef of
' ',' ' ' ' . V.
, kfro tupoko District Poll In r . ilac.
Wehbtle su-hoolLcus.
: Third J'letloct Th portico
kK.!auloa Itisirict ao.lbau of
southeast boucJary rr l.sie. Polling!
l Sir dcliie, at .Kaano,
rY!iaW-iP"; -v '.ri !..-
n-nalT-v
. itrt! Precinct-Tfce remainder o!
ivoiauir i, if met. ron:njf . piece,
except th part therf sooth tt
a iwe from Kiala; summit through
r i - - t. ' ' .1 -
Kamachanut peak. Puu Pane anii Pea-
hlnii hill tf the boundary of Koo
lauloo. lo!l.ns place, Waialai court -
hcse. - ' : i ' '
- Pbr remainder orYaiala Dtatrkt
see Sixteenth Precinct. I1" V
Sixth Prec!nciTbe - Walanae Df
trlct. Tolling Place. Walaaae courl -
houre. .. : .' . ' .
' Seventh Prexmct The portion 0f
Ewa District coiirrised in the linda of
illoaesiand IlOnoulialL PoillnX plafe,'
I Ewa Pavilini. Vv '.r. ? I
Eiebth Precinct The remainder of
the Ewa District, esctpt the , portion
of Halawa soutes. of a llne'rrom
thm mu'-r ni r,f Kuvhiia th tnd
through Makalapa crater to tfca bound-
cry of Moacalaay Polling place, Ewa
courthonse. - " '
Sot reaialnd'ar cf HaUwasee Sev
enteenth Preclnrt. ; .5
lnth Prcmc Tha portion of Hoi
aolulu District! iwester bf a line, from
tb.e Koolau ranqe alcnglhe westerly
boimiary of Kilihi to ; Kins street,
thence alon? King street tQ .palama
Chapel ' mdy '. thince "4long Palama
Chapel road ahd the cxlensipnvthere
of to theOaht Railway. anU-.thencel
along the southern branch of ihxtjtaiij
way to Its first near approach to tht
sea, Polling ' nlice.Kalihl Pumping
Etatlcn. . - ' . i v -.-i'- .
A . i tiirZ lTr5;:Sr IV Kf King antf Punchbowl to some point on
Honolulu .District - nwtheast . &jWntoZmf Head drive is the latest plait
Preclnct-rThe. portion of
VTZa F7yt- .T,f-,7-:3Ji;it!f' Supertlsor F. il.1 Hatch. At the
boundarr cf Ki Sa.tfUL ette'tort of supervisors
T7,r v m IT. TiuT m
ihface, :.KalihIwaera
iiuoyiuiu -uievrik. uuiuihcu ,ujr tu&
street, t'HIha'atreet. School street and
Kalihi road., - Polling place, ' King
street near. Kaiulanl school. '
J Twelfta Pretend The "portion 'W
Hanalqlu District pprfl j ot - School
street and eiween .te' ieiith iprer.
cinct and a iine from the Koolau
range, along the edge of ,t5e ridge on
the. west tide of Nuuanu Valley tov a
line 1a extenslcu of ,Judd street thence.
along 'said Hub and Judo, street tu
LHlha street and t thence along, UJIba
street to School ttreeL Polling piace,
'near "corner. ot: LUihaandi School.
streets., th ;
Thirteenth Precinct The portion of
Honolulu- District j.north of! 'Behoof
street . between the s twelfth; precinct
and Kui ahU ave,nl.'i.:Ielliiig -place,
cora'trbTivuakln street and Nuuanu
avenue. v r-'i 4' i.-
Fourteenth Precinct The r portion
of .Hcsciulu District, bounded by .Nuu
anu '. avenuer' School" street;- Uliha
street and King and DereUnla streeU.
Pclllng place. Vineyard street on.wes
stde cf .Kuaanti tream.s"." V' A" " ' -V
- "Hfteenth ' Precinct The. pcrtioh of
HuAsluhi District ioilth of 'Deretanla
tnd'KC' itrevsta 3and between Vurl
tr.j avenue xnd .the' ninth". precincti
ir.eltag Quiranlino , akS cothe.r'flal'
tzizi ;. Pct:inr.cVAa! rat'lC.V.
tixtc. :;ta prti'.nct-Thevtemalaaer
of Vala4ua D' U ?cU PoUmg
Wfl'hlAWa--rL.-n '.h-jusel?-'" :"
place;
, Sreateenth precinct The trefljaiBL;
de? of Halawa. ' iPoUIng place, school
tocse at Watettpn. ;;iv", ",l
r . -
Ja teEtlmony whereaf. I ' hate here
."Jjmto set my hand and caused tha
tp.be sfrixed.-y : ? ' ' :' ';:... .
- Done' at the Capitol t in HonqlnlH;
J this ;isth dayof April. A; D. J9U.,
(Signed) , - . ; . r
yVAp.13 VVARREITTIIATER, "
n? r,;V v Secretary of Hawaii. i
Pursuant to t'e rroxUfqna 0(!iw in
that . behalf mnde,- I . hereby. pubUsa
th Public Notice ' of Primary Elec-
tlcn given , by the' Secretary :jf th'
fTcrritory ' of iHawali i theisaane la
? D. KALAFOKALANI,1
Oerk, City and County of Honblulu-te
- ' Territory ofr HawalL
V "CTCd April 18, 23 May 2, ISXi -
" REsotuxN -;Kp-7s.-;f'
Be H .Tesolved by the. Board of Su
pervisors of the" City and County of
Honoiuln, Territory of. , Hawaii., that
the aumof Three Hundred Two Dollars
($302.00), be, and the same la hereby
appropriated out of all moneys in the
Permanent Improvement. Fund of the
Treasury of the: City and' County 'of
HonoTutu !for the account i tnown aa
"Smith Street Frontage Improvement,
Salaxie s! ; Payrolls and - incidentals ; "
said sum to be aa advance out of saidHcnotuj Territory of Hawaii, that the
reiaorsed from all moneys that baina55O.O0). be, and the same is hereby , ;
hereafter .become mailable in the appropriated out of all moneys in the '
tuna for stmt-impToveaeata m amiw?
Street . Frontage Improvement, or.
credited upon any auni hicn' tnay" be
or become due. . from, the City and
i County;. toward the cost of said 1m-
provemenu. " , . . i .-.
introducedi by - ' : .
-y " CtttSv.Xr ARNOLD. ; u
-y'y.-: f: i ''.,'.-"-. ." 'Supervisor: ,
Date' of Introduction: -V"
Honolulu. HawaiV AprU. 17, 1917.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed First Reading and :
ordered to print at a meeting held
by,
the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday,
April 17, 1917.' cn the following -vote
of said board: ; - i "'-"
Ayes: .?Arnpld, y Hatch., .llollingeri
Horner, Irsen. Logan. Total . :
; Noes: None..
: AS sent a-iJ hot voting:. Ahia. To
tal, 1
4 -- rtpnty City
-"..vCTCJApr.
BUFFANDEAU, I n ; BUFFANDBAU,
and County Clerk. I Deputy City and County Clerk.
: (in F VflTFRS
a iwiiiuuuu ivr a agists
f'afara mnM thin IfWI nonnnt Wit.
uam Henry at Kaaetoe last nlfeht pre-
,iiCted tn(, i-ctIon of J. C Cohen as
major of the eitj and county of Hono-
juiu. . in i
introducing Cohen be declared
patriotUm,' Mf. (Joh en tot J his large
audience that these were times when
' . . . . J .
the ideals at America would bef put to
the test. - f
j "We need patriots." said thcapeak-
r, "and the time is coming when the
patriot at the polls will be alniost as
j popular as the patriot in the trenches.
1 We must stand by the flag but we
J must also stand by the theory ihat no
city Is" well' governed where t lere is
. extravagance. C,t r
I would not dare t6 drive rtyown
machine over here. I find it cheaper
to lilre a machine. The wear and tear
on automobiles Is greater in Honolulu
,tnn "to almost any place In the United
: Statea.; There Is a story current' on
the mainland of a man from California
,mA h'tMnffiAhll. cn l.n thai
when he grew; tired of It he brought
it'ovei' to Honolulu to wear It out.
Thjs-ls fine comment to go forth to
the "world." " , . ' : i " ;
. - ; - .
Al4)e8otiful broad street running m
an absolutely- straight line from the
Hawaiian t church at. the" corner of
Tel evening he introduced a reso-
is ctreeL: Ppllifijcnimfsgjon.to uke tig plan: find er
.cnooniouse.v ; t l consideration to conjunction with the
;Thsre5oltitIoiir which" is selfxrlan-
atory, 'folrows;v s' t '!-' '-'I YV
r 'That i li View "of the project now,
tinder consideration, .by the Governor
of the: T'erritorjv for' the reclamation
of the' Waikiki swamp-Iaads,tthe city
planning commission M "requested to
inveetlgate the feasibility anuVtnblic
adv&ntagl bf Uying bot a 'highway
running from King street, near South
Erreel.5td Rbme'strtefnear'Fgrt T
ausst; said' hlghway-.to cross Kala
kaua avenue at the Junction' of John
En a roadvor at some points nearer to
Tort 'De' Russyt one of theobjects of
said, new highway to be the reJef of
Kalakaua avenue f rani heavy teaming
and-the supplying of d? shorter and
more 'direct route to' Waikiki." . "
FU N STOP'S T mT AT C I S " ? N 5 .
;t.VAWPBtM..i:Xcc(j .with ? '
riX 'Id-'i; TH E "LIFE INSURANCE
; " ' i,;1-'" -. . i ''' ;' ' 7.
SAM FRANCISCO, CaL The . late
Mat VCenV" Frederick Fiinston left! no
will and : jhla estate, consisting of a
life1 Insurance policy for $20,000 and
personal effects valued at .ot to'ex
ceed ;1 0,000,- will go to hla iwldow
and tqree. children, t This was f eveal
ed yesterday "when v yrii Funston
filed a Petition for letters -of adminla
tratlonl if . . - - 5- T ? r
PY AUTHORITY.
, V t A .BESOLUTION" NO. 746. J
r: - : r-'' . C-.::'-:' '
Be ir resolved by the Board of Sa
perrlsors f of th Citf and County of
HonoalW.'Territor of Hawaii1 that
l-the sum of One Thousands Five Hun-
a j i' . 4 3 t m at,n a At : a.
4re4; Dollars' (flOO.00), be, and the faded hair beantlfully dark and luxr.ri
saine Ja bereby. appropriated but of ;nt.r; atlxlngrthe 3age Tea and Sul
all moiiej-y la the Permanent Iniprove- Jhur recipe at home; though, is trou
ment FtiJ o' thoTreaaury of said cityi bleiome. An easier way is .to get the
fcrid kTouirty. ror ab' account to ' be ready-to-ose preparation, improved by
knmpif Reconstrnctloar of ftS-Fobt "the addition cf otter ingredients, coHt
Span' Bridge' : Kalihi: ,y ' ' ing about 50 cenU a large .bottle, at
Presented by
"rJ 'yt? CHASKT ARNOLD, )
.''TTr;.; Supervisor.
. .Data of. Introduction:
.Honsljln, awaiApril 17,1917.
Jierebjr. certify that the foreplng, Sage and-Sulphur Compound, no ont
Resolution passed First Reading and ... ten becahse Itdoes it so nattr-
.Tou Just dampen a
ur.T ,r,,VITI 'J
April 17, 1917, on the following vote qf
Ayea:. Arnold. HatelC , Hollmger
Horner", Larsen, LogaxC Total 61
; Koee :' ; None. f) .. .f -"!,'. :
Absent and not voting: Ahia. To
tal l.f. ; , : , V-'--' y;
'c S." . ,.lv E. BTJFFANDEAU,
j Deputy . City and County .Clerk.
. t763 Apr." 18, 19, 20. U
RESOLUTION NO., 749.
'
Be It resolved by the Board of Su
Pervlsora of the Xlity and County of ,
permanent Improvement Fund of the
Treasury of tho City, and County of
Honolulu for the account known aa
Reconstruction Kallua Bridge. .
Introduced by
V: -tv - ; i CHAS.; N. ARNOLD,
';. . : . .- ,' ' ..'' Supervisor.
Dae of Introduction: - " .''
Honoiuln, Hawaii, April 17, 1917.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
: Resolution passed . First Reading and
ordered to print at a meeting held by
the Board cf Supervisors on Tuesday,
Aurll 17. 1917" en th follow in r vntp of.
said. board:: . f" . - .: ;A
- Ayes: Arnold, rllollinger. Irscn;
Logan.-. Total '4. , . ';;
. ;Noe8: Hatch, Horner. Total 2.
. Absent and'net-voting: Abia.-To
tal 1.
. . .--. ..v- :-, ..' ....
J" "
(farming IHt!" I'-anche ?e;-t con
t!nues to win laurels at the ..Liberty.',
theater In the leading' 'rtie in Unpro
teclci," .the stirrthft drama "cf ron-'
vlct .lahor-In a southern turpentine
camp. As an e-lucational film them
are few - that ar Rtiperior to this
Ijtsky effering. Thfre is dealt with
a rendition that was tery prevalcnt'
tbroughout the L'nHeU Suua a score
or morp years ar", the leasing of con
victs to private individuals and curpor
atlons. t the present time andwith
aJl'the (risen reform tovements that
have; run" riot acrcus the country
theiestilL. remain scm 10 states
where this rractlge is fcllowed.
Miss Sweet, as Uarbara King, U
convicted of the murder of her iincie
and ''gtven ' a sentence of 10 years at
hard labor. Sue is secured by a bru
tal turpentine manufacturer and, to
gether with1 en 'odd ' assortment cf
conYlcts. becomes a part of the. life of
the' cimp. The-- yonng girl is high-"
spirited and rcfiises to bow to tie
i u 1 v . " 'l1- .'Ah.wwjw
'tAhrpai ter mint rrove - fruitless
rrove
"while. In the ead she proves the salva
tion of her fe-fow cenvicts. "Unpro
tected' will be seen for the last time
tcnignt. 'v' '-
The Sweetest Story Ever Told," Is
the caVch'llne used'la the adv?iin?
matter) of rLIttIe'MlB Happiness the
Wiinam Fex photo-play w hich ' opens
at ine navau - rneaier .j'iay wiui
l June" fC'a price and Harry' HilJiard in
the' leading toiesj ' Frojm afl advance
Inforrtatlon'the cet line tells the
trnth knd'Hpnbtutans'' are to be treat
ed tor pi new-ch&$ of Fox offering, an
Offering wnereln the sex problem does
net prjedomfnata'atidi bne tviierein the
vamptjire Woman has no- p'art -
The, stori; tells "ot Lucy ' White.: a
little' country g!rt kwho earns a" living
for herself 'and aged grandmother; of
gadie, Allen bf vthe " same little town
who has1 Jfutneyed;to the ;, city In
search' of "tJHe "p'otof ''"gold' and there
mkrrledw Max'Batker, a dirsbiute col
lege man.' Sadie has been compelled
to leave her 'husband and ' with her
child returtt 'homet She 'induces Lacy
to' care for the' child until matters are
straightened "OiC ' ' v: " : , . s-
xiifttcn&tt cUihlren, boldly an
nounces theT child to be her own. car
rying'tbe '"deception even to Davo Al-
furious until arker' visits ithe town
fend finds bS wfe. Reconciliations
fpllqw 'and' aH .U jjxptalneo:. : : A : ; .
Another episode " in tThe Crimson
StainlMysterV'V offered in addition
to the big Hawaii featpre. i - V
co;Isll
Ladleal "-..Try this I Darkens beauti-
; fully and nobody can tell Brings
13
at
back jts O'oss and yquthf ulness.
Common gardes sage brewed into
heavy ' tea, with 'sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn - gray streaked and
drug stores, known as "Wyetha Sase
and Sulphur. Compound,", thus avoid
ing a lot of muesV .-.--" '.vr v ;
' rWhile gray fAded hair is not sinful,
We" all r desire to retain our youthful
appearance - and attractiveness. : By
darkenbig your balrwrlth Wyeth'a
sponge or sou Dmrwitt.it ana msM'
this through your- hair,' taking : cne
sroaJP strand at a . time ; by; morntn ?
all gray hairs have disappeared. Aft'er
another application or two yor hair j
Ivecbmes beautifully dark, glossy, sbft ;
and ? luxuriant and; your appear, yeare j
tmnger. ' Wyeth's ' Sago an Sulphur
Compound is a delightful toilet reqni
aite. It Is fiot intended for. the cure,5
mitigation or prevention pf disease.-
Adv. f '--.-r -'.V 'yir -.:
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DRUNKENNESS ON DECLINE
- fy Aoeltd .Tnssl
. LONDON, Eng. The number or eon-
?nSf7-. SJJ
? !Sf JKfS"
decline. Returns
on over 100,-
000. including greater London, show
the number of men convicted in 1915
was SJ.OO.as compared with 87,500
in the previouaycarrwhile the num
ber of women convicted to 1916 .was
24.0M against 3.000 In 191 5. :
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual shareholders' - meeting of . Mid
Pacific "Carnival, Ltd., has been called
bx. the. president and will be held in :
the rooms of the r Chamber o$ Com-
merce of Hcnolulu at 2 o'clock Monday
affprnoon: Anrfl SO - All stockholders
i and the general public are Invited to
attend. .Business to If; transacted will
ie me tKfciRiii oi a uuara oi tureciura.
y' I iVa: BERNDT, .
Secretary, Mid-Pacific Carnival, Ltd.
":"..".:.. 76J April W, 20. :.
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JOKE CAPRICE ;
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Wm. Fox Presents THE
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lUh Episode of the wonder serial
THE CRIMSON STAIN( MYSTERY
Mere exciting and puzxling than
ever. If you are following this se-,
rial you caa't afford to miss this
"cftapter. See how Costello at last
corners the arch criminal of this
Ho
desperate 'band.
When Constipated or Bilious
Give ."California Syrup : )
vv's':'.::; of Figsv
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Look at the tongue, mother!, If.
coated. It la a' sure sign that your lit
tie one's stomach; liver and bowels
need a gentle", thorough cleansing 'at
once.'- v :-;.: ;.;.;'" ' ; ;
When " peevish." cross, listless, pale,
doesn't leep.' doesn't eat or act natii
raify; or .la feverish, stomach ..sour;
breath bad ; . hair atomach-ache, aore
mjatrainTrhoea,Tair5f cold,glVa i
teaapoonf ul of ''California. Syrnp of
Figs," and In a few boars all the foul,;
constipated waste, 'undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without griping, and jqu.
have a well, playful chid a win.
,Tott needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless '"ttal ' laxative;" i
they love IU delicious taste, and t
always makes thera feel splendid. ' ', I
' 'Ask" your drugst fof i ,&0-cent bwt.
tie lot vcalifornla , Syrnp of, ; Fls,v ,
Which has 'directions' for babies,- call-;,
dren' of all ages '. and fo? grown-ups',
Mainly on the botle. Beware of toun
terf eita kold here. 1 To oe atixr yon get i
the genuine, !ask to see tha,tlt la made
Refuae'any pther klad.wlth contempt
She '(aniidus to make a hill Oa,'
I . ' . i: 'A' li.
I'm just craxy bout heavy machln
. jyiecnanic And I m just craxy iroia
IL Puppet,'
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Prcgram beginninj at 1,30 p.(m. unil ;
Evening (two shows) 6:30 an4, 8:30
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TOOAV
f - fVD, EVENING.
The Cen.fllctr'., (tbree-part ' drama),
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''Wanted a Hutbandt (comedy) Nestor
"TKeFafse 'O ems" (comedy drama)
bi -. . y
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By Clyde Fitch
.CHAS. . BISHOP HALL
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At 8 P. M.
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TUT
The Sweetest- Litth Story Ever Told on
Pbthe
Color
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At 8:tS o'clock
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1I1IGHT
Frawley Company of Stars-7-Last ; perf omagce Jhts
t WHJllLWlifb LAUQHTER STJCCirSS 1
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WITH THEOCjQRE R03rTO AMD-TOM FORMA; .UpCriTlfiC
v The, Third Great Chapter cf
: "PEARL-Or THE :yf
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; PATHE WEEKLY tfUVTS PICTORIAL ;
Cest Pictures Best Music Best Peopie Aiya -a at :tha Liberty.
Prices 10, 20: 39.Ceflts! : - ' - Zor :3 C0'tC:nt:.
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(lis tbe taarine irardfin al Ilaleivra. Clearly and ec:-.
abftrseei from t he 'twin:eriihft' glass bottom bent' i
''wliiia'i at- Haleiwa' Ilotel.' Kvfir5'one cr.thr.:i
w no gees
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the Screen '
(tlip.Uof the tows), showing na
ture and telenet In aU their wen
drcus and teautlfnt natural color.
SHOWS TONIGHT, C: 30-8: 39
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