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4 THE GARDEN ISLAND. The ONLY PLACE to buy your office supplies and gen eral stationery is at our store, 951 Kort Street. Write us your want and we shall be pleased to look after it for you. Our Repair Department for Typewriters, Cash Registers and Adding Machines is the most extensive in the Territory. Before buying a typewriter consult us. We handle exclusively the well known Remington Typewriter which is the BEST that money can buy. I Office Supply Co., Ltd. FORT STREET HONOLULU S. OZAKI WAIMEA Wholesale Liquor Dealer ALSO Complete Line of Oriental Goods Telephone No. 102. Branch Wahiawa, Telephone No. 7. 0 POINTERS KAMEHMEHA BRAND Pure Kona Coffee I Insist upon your grocer giving you this most delicious of Ko- J na's Coffees . Its the kind that makes m want another cup. Whole Roasted and Ground I i H.Hackfeld&Co.,Ltd. j i Distributors Kauai Garage Company Tel 600 SUB-AGENTS FOR VON HAM-YOUNG CO. Tel 600 Agents For Packard, Peerless, Lozier, Pope-Hartford, Stevens-Duryea, Buick, Cadillac, Stoddard-Dayton, Overland, Hupmobile, Oldsmobile, Baker Electric, Maxwell. Autocar. Everett, Thomas Flier. GASOLINE TRUCKS: Packard, Pope-Hartford, Buick, Atterbury. We have on hand, 1 Model 17 Buick, 5 passenger touring car. This car is rated at 30 h. p. but develops actual 48. Price $2,100. One second-hand 1910 Cadillac "30" 5 passenger touring car, fully equip ped. This car was formerly owned by C. H. Wilcox, is in good con dition. Price$l,500. One model "Dr" Maxwell 2 cylinder, 20 h. p. Runabout in good order. Price $500. We cary a full line of anto supplies. Our garage is fully equip ped for first-class work. We respectfully solicit a Trial. HONOLULU MONUMENT WORKS, LTD. We are the only practical firm in the Islands today, strictly in the monument business. We do all our work with pneumatic tools, driven by compressed air, and the saving in labor we give it onr customers in the reduced price of monuments sold. We give any class of lettering, V Sun or raised, but recommend raised letters as more artistic. We sell monuments at San Fran cisco prices, and as a further inducement to purchase from us, we will give the full name, and the year of birth and death, beautifully carved in raised letters, in panel work, with frosted background, absolutely free. We are direct importers of Amer can and Scotch marble and granites. WE PAY THE FREIGHT HONOLULU MONUMENT WORKS, LTD. P. O. Box 491 Honolulu, T. H. to be lure of getting the jm very latest correel cuftom m style in your footwear at I j reasonable price, U to ! come to ut (or a pair of m REGAL I SHOES I Thejr hiYe every style-feature ' to be four J in the most expen- i I tire New Yoik cuAom-buill j hoc end in Regal 1 quarttt.tlza we fTJ (j cio give you a jj7 (j! made-to.mew- J'i ULtal Sat Jytarr Honolulu - yyf 1 j?0mm DOUBLE YftllP Ron't spend spare time thinking what you mik.'lit be if your salary were dui'hled! iioing. not thinking, will make y -vish a reality, our Iree booklet, 'ourllands Tied?" tells you wliat t - nd how todo it. Thousands have y doubled or largely Increased tn .ularies by following our plan. Un. our guidance you can do the same. Act today! 1. t'. 4. Tlt Ixmks make It easy for those already at work to Learn By Mail 4ul.ftt. sl.tM, ELtrlrl, run, BIbUs, tl. (. ... T.i.inpk S.fl...r.(i i4rT ra.tic. Iifhulnl ArtwUg ir.il. u.i.r., ri..n.f i !.,.. ,J fuuri Brsni.i! tk.al.lrri .. ial D..!.. L.IUrl.n BmI. ! I Ski., r.h, I Sr...hM tH.t. II Uraa.tl.. K..l. IlMlrlkraUi t.rau M.I, rrka.k. Circular hat Stat, lubjtel that tatmals you. IHTESUTIOKiL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Hawaiian Ag.nev 1139 Fori St oboui I Farm Comn, the well-known Honolulu Chinese lawyer and inter preter, came up by the Kinau, and after transacting considerable busi ness, returned to Honolulu Satur day. E. C. Smith, manager of the Garden Island Honey Co., was an arrival on the Kinau Wednesday. Ensign Lyman of Koloa, was in town last week. Kerosene the roosts. Work for the future. Tell us your experience. Have regular feeding hours t o feed. Dampness is to be prevented at all times. A liberal use of whitewash i s beneficial. One bad egg is a thorn in your reputation. It is what you feed that counts in results. Always have fr.sh, puro waler be fore your fows. When the little chick ' wi:.gs lie gin to drop look for l.ce. Rats are a bad thing when they take quarters in the poultry house. In breeding be careful not to drop utility points to get standard. The incubator needs closer watch ing now than in cold weather. A little linseed meal in the soft feed once in a while is very ben- enciai. The charcter of the food has much to do with the quality of the eggs. Always have plenty of grit before your fowls, remember it is their teeth. Most poultry houses need no ven tilators. They have to much ven tilation now. Do not keep more breeds of poul try than you can keep to breed in strict purity. Respect the brooding hen. Harsh methods should never b e used to break her up. If hens lay soft shell eggs it in dicates they are too fat, feed less and keep them busy. Pullets and hens will lay just as well without the attention of a male bird as with one. High feeding and lack of exer cise is the cause of a good many infertile eggs in the spring. Pure breeds will give better re turns than the mongrel deadbeats tolerated by our grandparents. Eggs for the market should be clean, they look better and sell bet ter, and dirt should be removed. In mating for breeding, be caie- ful to have the male excel in points that are deficient in the females. Oatmeal is a good food for little chicks, but must not be feed too freely as it is apt to cause bowel trouble. Study your birds and breed them so as to bring the egg record up. Quick growth, early maturity. It will pay you. A filthy drinking vessel is a good place for desease to take root. Al ways keep it clean and filled with fresh water. Be careful about letting the heat run too high in the brooder as an overheated chick never attains the size it should. Don't undertake more than you can do. Better raise less birds and and give them better care, which mens better birds, more eggs and more money. If its paper you want, long ar ticles to read, and not to-the-point articles, you will need a fifty center or a dollar journal. Poultry Pointers cannot fill the demand. The hen she is capable, when well bred, fed and cared for, of , turning a given quantity of raw : material into more dollars and cents ; than any other animal on the farm. No one who is not a close obser ver need expjet to make a success in the poultry business. You must study your fowls, learn their ways, and work for their comfort, and al so keep them busy. ! I Mrs. E. H. King, a trained nurse : in charge of the boys' department at the Kamehameha School, arrived Wednesday by the Kinau. The Misses Basher Kinney and Faast, three of Kawaiahao Semina ry's most popular young school ' marms, are guests of their Kauaii an friends, having arrived last j Wednesday morning. C. Bayer, manager of the Maka weli Store, returned Wednesday from a business trip to Honolulu. C. W. Spitz returned Wednesday from Honolulu, where he had been for the past week, combining busi ness with pleasure. M. Silva and M. Moses of t b e Honolulu Iron Works, came up on Wednesday's Kinau. SWaimea Stables I I LIMITED Up-to-date Livery, Drayitg and Boarding Stable and Auto Livery Business. AUTOMOBILE STAGE-LINE I BETWEEN LIHUE and KEKAHA Leaving Lihue every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. I Leaving Kekaha every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ARRIVING AT THEIR DESTINATION IN THREE HOURS j W. WEBER Manager. S TJ.pIione 4 W Waimea P. O. Box 48 i California Feed Co. Dealers in Hay, Bran, RoixkdBarlky, Oats, Wheat, Middlings Sole agents for International Stock and Poultry Food P. O. Box 452, Honolulu TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. HONOLULU Member Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange Real Estate, Insurance, Trusts WANTED Two or three first-class 'agents on Kauai. Coyne Furniture Company, Limited Alexander Young Building, Honolulu FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Sideboards, Box Couches, Mattresses, Etc. UPOLSTERING AND REPAIRING P. AKANA Dressmaker Formerly with P. On Tai, of Honolulu, is now located at KAPAIA STORE Ladies' Garments made in the latest prevailing fashions. Telephone 642 a P. O. Box 54 HONOLULU SCRAP IRON CO. C. H. BROWN, Manager Dealer in SCRAP IRON, BRASS, COPPER, AND SECOND - HAND MACHINERY ALiCAUt la St., near Electric Power Station. j HOTEL BAY VIEW Waimea, Kauai ajjt ijjJ ajt The Commercial Man's Favorite Hostlery 3J !& tjl DICK OLIVER, Manager I Coney Garage Co., Ltd. I u J. H. CONEY, Manager AUTOMOBILES TO ALL PARTS OF KAUAI DAY OR NIGHT. Telephone 104 Autos and Light Machinery Repaired, Plumbing and Gas Fit ting. Automobile Supplies. Agents for the Kissel Kar, Franklin, Chalmers Detroit, Hudson, Gramm, Logan Truck, and Colt Acetylene Lighting Plant. Agents for the I. I. STEAM NAV. CO., Ltd., Nawiliwili, Kauai Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. Headquarters for PAPER BAGS WRAPPING PAPER TWINE, ETC. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. Young Bldg. Honolulu Nawiliwili, Kauai Combination Offer Garden Island-Hawaiian Star Both of these papers offered at slightly more than the price of one. Everybody on Kauai knows the Garden Island. It is im proving with each issue, and is becoming more and more impor tant to readers and advertisers. Its subscription rate is two dollars and fifty cents per year, postage paid. The Hawaiian Star is now edited by Walter G. Smith and is under an energetic management. It has lately established cable connections with San Francisco and Washington, while its facilities for handling Honolulu and islands' news are unsur passed. The rate for the Daily is eight dollars per year. Our Clubbing Rate For Both One Year, Is $9.15; Six Months, $4.85 Or, the GARDEN ISLAND and SEMI-WEEKLY STAR One Year, For $3.95c Addres: THE GARDEN ISLAND, Lihue Kauai. MILTON & PARSONS Formerly with Dunn's Hal Shop Millinery Parlors Hotel Street, Honolulu Opp. Youni Hotel Miss Power Fashionable Millinery Parlort 310-211 Boiton Bldg. F.rt Stmt Honolulu Koloa Plantation Store Wholesale and Retail Groceries. Dry Goods of all Descriptions, General Plantation Supplies. R. W. Perkins j PHOTOGRAPHER 1 1 Honolulu & & j SPALDING Baseball Goods JMPAIgDINX TUMI'S NtVCRjA are the best and'absolutely guaranteed. E. 0. HALL & SON, LTD. HONOLULU carry a full line with prices the same as sold in all the large cities of the States. A postal will get you a cata logue with prices, j Up-to-Date Portraiture I & ji j Kodak Developing j and Printing j j j I Mail Orders Gven j Special Attention I j j STUDIO: I llOHotelSt. Honolulu