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S2LS:0ID PRflSRESSJOF DOY SG
i:i 1917 toio dy
Harry S. Hayward's Report to,
- Councillors Shows Fine c ' '
o-'".;- 4-Progress
, i' V Bjr f HARRY- 6. HAYWARD,
6cout CbmmlMloner
v ( Report made at annual meeting
',; April; 12117.)'
My report may be of icreater Inter-est-to
those' of you, especially the new
f councillors, who bare not been act Ire
; Identified with acouting. If I briefly
de'tcrlbe -the aim of our movement,
m1 Jiow va boy becomes 9 scout and
; stays one. ' .
' " The cornerstone of bur (struct ore U
x Scrrk e, exemplified iJy'the vcobt mot-.
to and sccut habit, "Ue prepared" and
;!1)0 cood turn;dslly.-.. Fronrths mo-
meftl a , bpy Is -enrolled as -tender-Jpot
4t ,Jsthe scoutmaster's -uty; to
train birn to continually keep thofs In-
: junctions tn mind. A scout is hot'only .
a .scout at iiis. meetincs. but the train-
.lug' U kC dlrected that a real t-ccat
? practises Scouting etery hour , cf the
.cdiy."'' y. -.
;)Yha4 the Scout Must Know -
Before -a scout may reach the first
xlass grade he must prove conclusive
v ly j that he has done this. The 11th
Jtpsf ta'flrst class scout reads as
" follows. ."Furnish satisfactory evi-
dence tbst he has put lntcpracflse in.
; his dally , life ' the . principles ; of the
scout olthk and law."-- - This returtres
. 'statements from the scout's parents,
'school teachers, employers and others j !
. ylihi'whom tiie scout comes tn cauy
. ; contact. -.' -"-:' v-,---v
7 Letters? from school .teachers reach
cs in scores.'telllng us that the effects
'or.-scout' training iC.wn' the habits,
morals and characters' of thfe beys Is
'Immediate and permanent,' and that a
-.first''-class-'scout'- stands headaad
shoulders' iboVe his' felloes, .; 7
'.iHefore-.A-' boy becomes a scout Jit?
'nuf't take this promise: ,fOn my hon
s;r I t HI do my test to' do' myjduty
'ty G: : and my; moznrt JiJ to ptey
tLe c:ut law;, to hejp other people
st all t.csjAo teep myf If physical
ly iiTz, mentally ..awake, and moral
ly strslsfctA. The acout law which the
bey, promises to obey when he takes
Lis oath Is as , follows: , "I will be
trustworthy, LloyaL helpful,'' friendly,
courtec-js, ckfiid, cbedlent, ' cheerful,
thrifty, Tlean; trave and reverent;
-The t: ler.-c'ts :.'' v f .V
- -C; tro t three' tradestender;
''fret, . .l.cls and firtt cUss, Toany --Good Turns
br o a tcnacrtoct a uoy must De.axi
. 12 years xfrse at.a must pass a 'troops have much tonhelr credit -Tiie . --The hynin TThe Star Spangled Ban
: " -e fo!Iiw!r.g: - ;:. : difectorsAof.'the; Carntval .vfere -kJnl ;.ncrn' is the Rational anthem: not by
; w.tte c-aut lax flgtsut?. I encugfr ( to .say. Uat the ,b07s: r.era ;a-act bf Congress,-l)ut by the recognition
n...rar-3 cl the oae.: i: iff .treat factor in.the hand)iug,of crouds. Viven it'by the army and navy. When
c I'Jn and - Usury of the , furnishing, information. utihrlni act- ever; it-is played -listeners- should
l 1.35 ana.iae cuswinarjr wjuw
:ct due it. Tie a number of
d:rctic.ns fcr first aid for injuries
ti e Ei!a Is broken. -treatment
It
f".'.r.tir.. shock, fracture, bruise
f 1 rciilisJLThe uss.cl t!i3
; : ' -- r.r.i the tcnrniqnf t,' snj
' :;:ctlir-4 cf tatrylns
ilrmentary ' . s!?::.;!!:;?.
r
; :-DperI.va kr..'t? r.nd
i.l iiity to'ltiU a liro
i... r.ot mere thx:i two
'i C 1
h the ran-e s the sc
wcVdcirLdvinrVd
'-'' .vv..o, ,
Cl lllc t))'r- I
rtMn s R.
I lULUS 1
. .. i . v i. eo-u.io ie Tei: ,u
...cent - badges, mere.y saying , that
tbesc Liidaes are fciven. to stimulato
the interest of the pecut In the . - lite
about him, nd are awarded Jor leasts
assra jh-huuvi i uiiiert.-iii . naujetu i
axcaiwejure 10 puoitc .ueaun, acnaiar-,
ir.ln ana .-taxidermy. ' ' - .
.the use f a ; splendid campsite
keeping us supplied
. hundred nd fifty bo
: fri.Tihich time. we lived by the bugle
. trcra reveille to Jtaps. " The importance
Zct .tlcse big camps cannct be overes
timated, The sroctmastcrs and scout j
'learn' more . tn a week cf-wbattwe
i.io:.t tenn ' latenslve training" than
they coull Jn fix months f ordinary
work. The material suoccss or tl. Is
rally was largely cue to the fine coop.
crutlon we received from the men cl
41 3. my. Not one of our requests
'y;ti) i'nled, and" everywhere we met
irv.ih -ai.ost cordial reception' in, cur
Ctest tor experienced men and for
taterialf. Ai this rally the Duncan
. cupf awarded each year for all-round
i? :l2c& waa woa by Troop.; A, 1L
v .... ::aota. Before he may become .r.ny conipliments on .their appcar-i i:'".-vi- iiVwy'i-
r. ; 1 class ecout a tenderfoot mutt Winner cf. gettins things 'f
! .st'elollcwlng .tests! Onenosth's doue quIeUy d effectively. m, No-J .
r rv!r as a tenderftct; elementary .vernier cur lovg atistad ln t!,sala j -,' SCOUTS ALERTI . :
flru s.ld bandapins; know -the gcneral .'of the Red Cress "Hiristiuas seals. ov - "AH tcouts sre requested to report
V.-V. . VtVr; in the i ouenE,cr? c y ur i:crro, acimg as otjt-On faster morning, being ret a
r ' III ' V,r.n8 i .1"cp,.v- teaching - an! .directing, ood example by the scoutmasters ,ot
..4; S si" li a m,iiRan,Pa- Policing lhc Rrcu:ids.r -Ir thi ;Troon YI and of TTobp XVIIi, as wiell
. . , , , . V r;l : Vfcrai j uh -ender vhese-auspfces thec'ifcoU--f roop -Vir; or instance, i who .issueti
, A'-rr ra'- tVe te s'-- Ve' 5 Ist' ;-.-.;.:-. .;v;? !'f vfprth ;rpp(i;tt'nder,4nTaa;t.-5;b-rfock
.iS 'UVsc S" Icout andScouta'Tere i:l:t t0 k? -tblnV of Jtyes. 26 of them with
6u "1.ES.a "rr..- ""i n.a ister-Eorn:cc, this iear. and? ia?t -.thefr- acoui master, and .on. .assistant
i rw v f
nice buiis on u:s i;rsi.
r r.ip,. re.usc:tauoa
cr.tly CrovncJ. .cocVJug an
;. - - . , . tarn wnenever. possible ts - becoming : alert! ' - -"-..' " . " , "
Ncrtu Har.xr.d ame and describe t r eni.:t becooie, common- C"' ; ;: . - '
lc-t three ccr.su:iations of stars, an'J I .ft p . , , -.; ;.. ' I
ed ctl ' ' . - -c - 1 ' j ir'r;L ' 1 ' - . . 1 ' t And jow we have to
; ' "!"." V. .; ven': Ilc-t., assisUnt acOutmaUern but.piay.1trt a
.C ?rt. -:Y irW IZVVrl located in. Xuimnu valley: numbeMn Xow the time
.-aa in uwil.ij.sj5:w trus ..jg , ;, . --- . - training. :The
of the movement all over our country. . ... . ' . . -.. . ..! ' r.v
Our r annual rally tuWd last Kar lsTra swt. $ . ; it ; 1 r We must have a
ai -ivauua, v,puncuwrvuce ?ivuis l : ii'-jnvn Vre.-.w.t - v r, r ' hothinff-.'mi!st-
UTS
TiiE cij;;.:.issic;:a
f ! u'iBBw' uuiab ' 'I h
r - HARRY "S.: HAYWARD f r '
- W,.8c?u Comm sslpner : -
Huttbn, fecoutmaster.f TheJohn: Guild
cup, held iort one year; by the best
drilled Uroop; was'; brought homo by
Troop , It. K.' Thdmas scoutmasier.
,-1.he shield, .presented by the local
sccut outfitters, fcr a record in; makM . "All scouts Hy .bur national flag
Ing fire .without matches, was won;bJ , mlny of them, like jnaiiy. un.In
Sccit Arthur Xeely fcr Troop .4.) ee- formed-adults, do not lower it at sua
ly is now 'assistant scoutmaster of hls Bet - it la considered' a mark of dls
troop. The- life saving flag was :won. respect to allow the flag' ! U-,- fly
by Trool V, (The flueen's E i throughout the ilght ' 1 . '
tbe woTk. done by the bdys rsflesH.-
Ureal .credit upen all the .epntaidvten.
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For
Community ROOd tUrnS iOUf -
cs.a3 ewacs andmakir.g tftenweives
gxnerauy ceeiuu .ve.iae eceAvpa
es.ln-ering the ls!an.i from Diamoni Head l0 'duty Sqnday morninjj, April 22,
mentjto KnLuku. wine ?2:,C0 being wniti inn1917' V toefcn uniform f with
iises,at the end cf the day; i ' , , . ; ,taves, at - the- Executive building
During, Babj'- Wee's. t Falama Set
Hcmsnt last year sfouts were continu-.
t lly on diityrcady -to rcsyihtp- any
a.Mor .service ,j--.f 1
r.t the vacatien sthoylftcld. at Kai-
uum.snu the Kakaako ecuooi scouts
were in ausnaancfr, aL.KiUi: places
Kaweteiceha. -Day- eyfry year.? theys; M.; this," w8.ay was Remarkable.
p in i, ,a r(,r anv 4rfif!?'irv flint ir.lJMit 1
i . v ' - . . I
..;- r.mnr- . . tn fnrt Ai. will. I
-r . - ... -""4jj jjui uicae nine jan.iuLAiua nu-
nnM. fxf lha cinliti tl Art , a rrru ' s tJ. .--t . t. . rt ; 1
; Trnnnt
' We1 now have 20 active Iroops on
rW, Waadf. with four new ones now
. i,
- .,H fhA. Fnrt Sf - rhino., rhnh t
u h Kauluwela Mission, and two' -
iiOiliii.
Exclusive of these new
trpors we now have 407 6ccuts regis-
tercd at j,MdQuartexs; Xhe tro0ps are
. . . i
I-r-Geo
I
y . . i ! . cn a
better, st cstmaster; 7jiTnatIcn Wity many itas been play
with iratw Tvn " Xtt-rr in troop.'S., ,. ; v.
.n7 TffiHi IV-XV- H- Hultcn, Arthur ,N-elj-;
jsanj Alffldafalr,.,n ttii,.TX.,, ;V..,
V Eiigar S. Carry. Jack-Daly; Ka-
waiahao C!ub;"s2. v- . v;--..--Jlioajboxe- like that vweuld fuesa t
: V! R.'. Ki Tfccmcs, Ray Caird;i Jap. least iwo 'inflllon pounds; qfwhoje
anece Y. M. t A.: 'J. . -
VII Vm. ' Knott. ' Kiijoshi liosoi.'iatch ior fires- Reduce fire frisks
Wm. Kalama; Kakaako Mission; 32. j by cleaning the rubbish out of cellars
VIII Wm. A; Uryan; Central Union .and Werners. Be sore you know exact
church; 16. " "-,-";' " 1 v ly what, to do ln.ase cf fjre.'tiV.;. i;
IX L, a I Jaeii n !cn. A, ! K. . Arnold, c Le .youfc lowii Morcily vtfficials
Win. Chang, Kaimukl; 19. . , ' know that yon are ready for service in
X 'Cluis. S. trthe, H. K. Wcstcott; -your jcommunity. Xe) them what you
CO.. . ' J ' :. v' . i . . -,caa do anlask them what they would
xiCha's. Baldwin; 'Walter Akana; J ike to. have you learn.to do.-.
Id. . , . . , . j .-.,Think! These are only a few of
XlIJOdward Urleri Beretania 'Mis-
.slon; 1$.
"tOntinned on vTasc six)
Jus t WaUis
.'Conducted By Mabet Putnam Chilson fV -
In our.finger dpwd the- lit)i i ..y;:': r;-r:r:"i'
name clrcn in the, Scout-H oner ffoll.
we hsppilyvfind Arthur siVNceiy . as
an Eas,le wjcuU Brnet.Cray,As.a I.ife
and Star scout. That's good, aa-i
little later we shall read more about
them. ... . ,. '.
v .It's difficult to please everybody. -Xo
matter bow hard we-try.-tuere is.-
ways sure to ' b someone - ready. -iti.
criticize us. So the only thing' to do
Is, to ue.cur -bcstt judgment .anJo
ahea.l.-.. . --;!
Thi. other day a man wrct.a-Ictttr
Sx6 the StajfruUetincompWahiirsbout
, rpe;op3e not, knowing about ,the oAaierl r ,
can flag. :u$ had seen tuts -jjPkj
tures, and ithc pags - were .all rots;
hy t didiit, Uopl r k iw w tutUc than
.to. paint turh flsgs, etc.?-- Well that
-l8n't :the' faift cf the jaen-rbo -show
v them.., in-. their windows,, isflt? .They.
mean to be .loyal by showing thesis?
as la power ' tovurge pien .on ja-their
.figh tins people-:. wheh'l glancing iat,-a
piiture da net top to pick it (o pieces,
, as a ru!evlf the; spirit fet-wisa.to
show - la ,there;. And it f.pertainlyla
there in some - cf, the. great, wax ,ph.
tures. Of course the jartist should
know a.bout"the . flag ,whcn.4ie paints
It ; teto ,tlie picture, i If he. r would only
consult a sec lit, be could easily-, team
.the numborof stars and. the , number
of f tripes to.be put,in JJut rather:be
5 Is 'like tne man who! went from here
up to Vancouver and -painted banana
trees on canvas, think ine -to make a
V hit w iihi , the .people there, , nanyj of
- whAtn - 4iiei-:)iafi : v )Ka ti-)iAOAS
') and wait for a, boat to come along and
, beg them to come as its guests to Ha-
wait .They -are simplKcraiy $a .see'
I Dananas - Tan( ; coconuts v. and pines
agrowing.; S&ithU mad pajnted aw?y
ind butyls pictures bhUale In one
of the shops. But no sales were made.
of the shops. But no sales were made.
and pretty soon It was discovered that
he was, paintingseveral bunches of
Dananas to a tree: ,
v Here Is what Boy's Life has to, say
about our flar and our. sons: : .- '
" -M .wJm V i
C Z ' d
server, or in the upper right-hand .'cor
nor tf V ctr4na in nkmnr1lrii1.iv -
stand.; Jtise always for: "The . Star
SDanrfed Banner."
Grounds, to act at ouardi and ushcrt
at the membrlal services to be he'd j
ror tr.e Mawatian.Aztee victims, rim
clacs scouts detailed as ushers should
rDort'at'S:5f : 1 ..--
J. By Ibe-way, coutsK this reminds u
..nf. m.a .wonderful WAv.that von turnpd
TI,.. ,i.u o..
i H . as. V. . .V..V. .
o ' .1 11.41. T- 1 ! ,
uii ictsra a i w a j s
plant spuds
and; may Ue. lire .pnt 'enr-who .knows?
Road this: i ..- - - ,v ; -
, rON THE SERVICE OF-YOUR,
; : v country: i : ; V.
f Ccy s'ecuis ; have 'been -. biking.
campmg. working, splaying. - so. that
tuey would have strong bodies, skillei
handa, keen minds ? and coursgeous
,v ,
I spirits when they aere needed by the
rurpose.L . j
Tias come to use that
nation ceedsvery boy
larger, food supply
be;ieft .undone -to
avoid "a famine-lit case5 of. war. ' Have
a -garien.;the blgesVahd best you can
?r-wbB-Tf ,nJi lwr'?
fu't of lettuce knd radishes; but amil-j
iSome.iood. . .
f ; I
he many ihinga that you might do.
You know your own town. What rfoa
it need T I low can you help ?
-This is real Scoutins." Y'
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Jiih
Scouts
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(
.v Carl Mortensen, Troop .V Eanle J
,Scout a'voung Scout who. has
won high, honors for himself and-f-Hawaif.
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TROOPXX HEARS TALK BY ...
MR. ALLEN
-Meeting of Troop XX took place as
usual on Ftldar last, neing called to
order at 7:45 p.- m, ; The attendance
of Scouts; Was 16, and officials, two.
Two new boys, were also recruited. - 1
There .was one distinguished Tlsitor
Who did not come, for the mere pleas
tire to visit the- troop,' but came, to
talk to thejhoysv He was;Mni Allen,
man having traveled .in every couny
Jtry Sunder Ihe , sun from ': the. frozen
parts pr northern xsortnv America to
the southernmost point of Chile, S. A,
from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific,
from Russia to India and from Norway
to the Cape of Good Hope, Africa. Mr.
Allen has . also been a bushman for
eight years'and a woodsman for about
an equal lerfgth of time. He.wilteactr
us how to find our way out of, a forest'
where we could see nothing.' only trees'
and bushes. -He will show and demon
strate how to help a comrade out of
a pit into which he has fallen, without
the air of ropes, and man; other things
Scouts should know while on a hike
or in a thicket of trees. ; Mr. Allen will
attend Our : meetings as of tea as he
can end will teach the hoys astronomy;
which the thjys are very Interested
In. Mr.' Allen is a great astronomer.
hour. After speaking, he thanked us
for our kind attention. ' We then shook
hands,- with rhim and told him 'our
names.' ; i' .-; i,; - c'y'
v P. Boyd is nO longer with the troop.
He was A S- M. He has tone to an
unknown destination. !; -u ' v
-Me 2tlng adjourned at i$sr r,.
'V i j:. - HENRY SYLVA; '
v 4 ' Scribe, Troop XX.
TROOP Xy II HAS NEW SCOUT-
''"' v r MASTER -"V-rJ. :vl
The Scouts of Troop XVII are hav-t,
leg a hew 'scoutmaster, Mr. O'Brien,
for the future. ; ;" x,,
." He came to the meting, "which, was
his first time. ''---.:' -
. iviu iu uie niieruuuu u uiiitcu
boys and taught - them first aid and
bandaging;. - ' - .r ;. '.'
v The boys were very happy to meet
Scoutmaster O'Brien. - : "
FRANK TYAU,
":;-, ' -L.v. . - U " - : Scribe.
TROOP V HAS FIRST AID -WORK
The meeting was called to order; at
7:J0. Friday, Aprll lJ, 1917. ,
.:There were 31 boys present and two
absent. There .was one official pres-.
en t, also. : Albert BuUke and William
Ho were appointed patrol leaders. . -r
Louis Jardine. Albert Tuck Chan.-
Joseph Kane and Eli Panee were' ap-4
pointed ambulance men. . j ,
tMr. Barry, continued the first aid
Llcctnre which consisted of the head
bandage,' band bandage, finger band
age and fooJt bandage.
The ' trodpv wasT dismissed at 9
o'clock.! v ; ."
HERBERT TAYLOR. ,
Scribe.
.1
TROOP VI do PLANT VECETABLES ,
The netlng was ' called to irder at ;
o'cIocKFriday eVenlng,April 13,
ny.-j? coutmaster.-Thomas-Th e. Am ee t
ng consisteid of - 2;Scouts SnL One of
ficial presetff wtth:ei?ft Scoots absent
- ; Af ter v the. rolL call . eadC2eader of
tne two patrols that went camping on
Easter told hls'accounts. ; Both stated
that .they had, a jolly, time.- The first
patrol or the Tigers camped -at Pearl
Citjv while the Eagles camped at K?
ha la. It seemed that the latter group
had better time than, the .former, be
cause tee Eagles camped at Kahala
for nearly. three whole days, while tht
others camped lor. only .one and a half
.days . ,
r
1. 1 .
There were talks from our scout
.,v - jLrV S.S1" b Abraham-Amoy. There were
He spoke to , the boys for about-a half n- nroaZZp Am--t-iv ,
master. , He, told us that we nitust be
prepared In kau-kaus, if any emerg-
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ku r.--.;-v:.v" ': t4. -5 f .-. ' -. -; A-rr-,-- ' v -: w
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i ly Yyy- Vi'.-':.V V :Vv;:Vi-
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'Thereis
; is natural becaus
White Color of
flavor J.
it.
4 V
' - e?;5.;
ency 'occurred, We boys are going to
ctiltivate' lands : and .raise vegetables
and other useful things. -A ' h ; ; -' ?
L The ; -ecoutmtistdc : read; .from ; , this
month's Boys-X-lfe .od the Thirteenth
cout Uw, ?A eouts- Hungry,? He
also; told :us a.bout the Seveith Scout
Iw.r'AtScqut la ObedlenL":vHe gave
us toegood points" ohi obedience:
Meeting -adjourned at ?:i p. ra.
Every-Seont of -Troop TI must meet
tomorrow:.jevening at 7 nSa.. sharp.
by -order , of .Scputmaster R, K; Thomas.
, Tv F. KUNINOBU.
" ' 'i - -" -' v 4 '-Troop VI. -1
THOOP Jl STILL BUSY v ;
' Our regular .meeting was; called, to
1 20 scouts present. Amoy ; talked fo: U3
on first .aid and sanitation.
v. Jobn Felfcrjias' passed the signaling
and judging ,tests. ', ' ; "
rxOK 'dllNG, Scribe. .
- TROOPS IX AND X !
At, 7: 13. o'clock the troops fell: In
and 'saluted the" flag. The roll; was
called,;by ; the Rcrfbej There Were ''80
scotiLv tour of f iclas "and three Lcf fl
eers' present.' - Mr.1 H; T". Lake arid Mr.
TOwse were"' visitors. ; James"lewis
passed, his tenderfoot test :-lie-iwas'j
sw orn - in ; by the' tenderfeet' of. the
troops'. KaTani Cockett was s worn; in
as "a second class scout by the second j
class" scouts. Mr. lake then; enter-j
tained ns.with stories cf detective work
'which be 'has experienced.' v They. were
hair-raising stories, too. First he told
us about, criminals that he has bunted
down. Then he-amused us .with spme
funny stories, llis talk was so much
enjoyed that 'the scouts' raised the
roof In applauding Mr. Lake and he
obligingly gave oui an. encore; Gee!
We ; could sit- and listen all night to
Jlr.. Lake .talk and . w e surely .hope
that he will come again. - . V ;
w w ' t , ' . t
iur.. owse --nag a.aiBr-saewea nis
generosity jby presenting a large .pam
phlet ellinsr all about the American
Flag and. thy. .Union Jack, nd 'With
Pictures of all national flags.
This 4s
a very appropriate girt, at this time,
when pur iIag -neans so much t us.
and we voted Mr.-Towse our- hearty
thanks. - The meeting -was then ad
journed, -v -t,'- .',..-: ; ;
E TJUNE.'
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a ROUND HEADQUARTERS
Several complaints from seen trass
ers auout -wouts oemg late to evet-j
Jn Jave-beert -made. In. Boys' Utc i
lers about scouts being late to '-ineet-
cure orthaf ?dIseasff,,V , Unless scouts
get on tinre ?e will 4m ve td begtn the
cure ; ourselves. ? z .-v".?;. ; .
- Slow -but sure is the motto- of bur
scouts in connection wifh paying their
dues, -4 We are glad to. say thst ven
if it is Jow pay Jt is sure 'pay.1
Scents wishing to pass Second and
first Velars teats ' should go early to
meetings and have .some first class
scout pass them. '-',-:.- - '
" One man was killed in an etploslon
at the' .IJjidley'-. yardi of the du Pent
reader WAtka at.WauvlnstanIVtf 1
When Vour yes need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
-Natviral Flavo- to natural 4
IT IS - UNBLEACHED.
Hpllynd : tulcc Cakes
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Honolidu.Distribiitofor TH.
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WE ANNOUNCE ''ANOTHER EXCURSION AT THE
;v r -INCLUSrVH RATE OP- ' v
l Leave Honolulu Wednesday Wfu m.
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; Reservations
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Interisland5team
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The
present menace
uninl
tellig
iriijust. the; same np
; " jeopardy. YOUR f utufe, -Mrhen yon 'ipend xarelessly,
'-. saving ; nothing and having no serious thought' for
the days to oome when .what you have will need to
cover unexpected expenses. ' ; ; ; ',':r:'
'Join the'ws -of ;men and women who are loyal to
' themselves "and- the nation by putting; a little money
side 'each Week, in ''a, safe place where it earns inter
est and. helps to accumulate more money.;
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We pay 4 per cent interest on time deposits
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Bishop & .Company
Savings Department
flour. Holly flour
Look for the Creamy
- and Bread of fure
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and Tickets ' -
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Navigatio
'Xiueen .Street
to pur country, i
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