THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY. MAY 4, 1920
Master of Kauai's Roads
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llo you know that'"0o(lyeai' Tires are nearly 20
larger than other tires?
For your own satisfaction, compare a Goodyear with
any other tire of the same size. You will be surprised
to see how much larger the Goodyear is, in fact, in
most cases it is as large as the next larger size of the
other tire.
The object of a tire is Resiliency, Traction and
Cushioning. .Fust consider the added advantage of
Goodyear Tires and compare prices to realize the
wonderful value.
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Goodyear produce L'5 of the tires today. They
aie sold only through Goodyear Service Stations,
eliininating the middle man profit. This large volume
and sales policy enables thmi to sell the best tire
"manufactured at prices no higher than ordinary
tires.
The next time you need a tire, insist upon a Good
year and a Heavy Tourist Tube and you will cut '
down your tire costs as much as 50. Money saved
is money made, and Goodyear will save it for you.
, NAWILIWILI GARAGE
LIMITED
GOO D YEAR SER VICE STATION
Full stock qf Goodyear Tires in all sizes, both Cord and Fabric.
Also solids and tire Accessories.
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KAUAI'S EMPORIUM
Having Recently
Restocked and Replenished
OUR STATIONERY DEPT.
WE ARE IN POSITION TO SUPPLY
The needs of the Household, The needs of the Office,
"The needs of the School.
WE CARRY
LOOSE LEAP BOOKS, COLUMNEK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
TIME BOOKS, NOTE BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS, RECEIPT
" BOOKS, COMPOSITION BOOKS, MEMORANDUM
BOOKS, KODAK ALBUMS, LETTER FILES, TRANSFER
CASES, WRITING PAPER, WRITING TABLETS, CARBON
PAPER, TYPEWRITER PAPER, ETC. ETf.
IN FACT
A WELL STOCKED LINE THROUGHOUT
LIHUE STORE
Universities Losing
Their Best Professors
In all the universities throughout tho
mainland thoro has come a crying need
for adequate salaries for tho staff of
professors and teachers. This pro
fession throughout all Its branches has
always been notorious for tho small
and inadequate pay attached to It
With tho present high cost of living
the teaching staffs of tho Universities
aro in very difficult straits with tho
result that hundreds of tho most valu
able of the staffs of Instructors aro go
ing into other lines of business.
The Universities arc faced with tho
most critical period of their cxlstonce.
Their funds aro limited and with tho
salaries they can pay their professors
also necessarily limited they arq losing
the brightest minds they have. This is
in the face of the fact that thcro is no
man more loyal to his profession than
the University 'professor. They aro
simply not getting enough to livo on.
In Europe most of tho Governments
assure to their scientists and men ot
learning an ndequato and proper liv
ing, but this is not done in tho United
States. Hero many ot tho most bril
liant and useful men .command no
higher pay than some of tho lower
paid laborers of lowest usefulness.
The Alumni ot several Universities
aro raising endowment fund tbe,pro
cccds from which will be Used to in
crease tho professors' salaries. At tho
present tlmo Cornell University is on
deavoring to raiso such an amount
that tho income from It will bo able to
incrcaso tho salaries .of hor professors
to a comfortablo salary. This amount
is set at $10,000,000. Already thero
have boon $4,000,000 subscribed. '
The Cornell men on Kauai will do
their part. As a great part, if not tho
greater part, ot the amount already
subscribed has come from people who
aro not University graduates but who
feel the need of conserving the best
teachers to their profession, this art!
cle is written to givo people here somo
knowledge of tho acuto situation.
While thero is no drivo here, and
there will bo no solicitation ot sub
scripttons from Kauai people, for
Kauai has had so many ot theso al
ready, still it is felt that thero may be
thoso .who so believe In higher edu
cation, and are in such sympathy with
tho movement for adequate compensa
tion for tho professor, that they would
like to, and would contribute to the
Cornell Endowment fund it they were
given an opportunity. .
If there any such on 'Kauai, they
may send their contributions to Albert
Horner, Jr., at Kapaa, and. fool sure
that it is for a most useful purpose,
and that its usefulness will be long
lived.
The Oldest and Largest
TRUST COMPANY '
in the Territory of Hawaii
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits
Over One Million Dollars
SOME OF THE LARGEST
ESTATES
in this Territory have been managed
by the Hawaiian Trust Com
pany, Limited.
If your estate is large or small you
will be interested in our service as
Executor, Administrator or Trustee.
Come in and talk it over.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
We are Here to Serve You
Hawaiian Trust
COMPANY, LIMITED
Honolulu
Safe Deposit Vaults
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Shun Extravagance
If every person with ideas of ex
travagance had to pay hard cash
at the time of making a purchase
THERE WOULD BE LESS
EXTRAVAGANCE
and
LESS GRIEF.
The person who knows how to
Save Money
shuns extravagance
and lias money in the Bank.
START SAVING TODAY AT
THIS BANK
THE BANK OF BISHOP & CO., LTD.
Waimea Branch
A
COUNTRY
CLUB
FOR KAUA
The suggestion has been made that
we, tho people ot Kauat should hare a
country club. A place where we could
go Tor a game ot golf, or tennis, to the
polo or racing grounds, where wo
could have a dance, or drop in for
lunches or dinners or even .where we
could live while the better halt waB
at the coast.
Amid beautiful scenery it would be
a place ot rest or recreation, or even
inspiration. s
It would bo a place whero we could
take our friends from the mainland
with pride. Why not got together.
fKough so small a country, a mere
speck on the great map ot tho world,
Hawaii is one ot the most valuable ot
America's customers. The volume ot
trade between Hawaii and the Main
land is equal to that with the great
continent of Australia, and is greater
than that with the whole ot Central
America. '
PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHLETIC
LEAGUE TRACK MEET
The officers and directors of the
P. S. A. L. mot at Koloa last Satur
day afternoon and planned a program
for the big all-Kaual track and field
meet to take place at Koloa on June
19th.
In addition to tho track and field
events, the volley ball chamDlonshln
will beplayed off among the winners
of the three districts. It is the in
tention, to make this an all day affair
with a noon-day picnic. Details will
bo announced later and definite in
structions will be issued to all the
schools as soon as possible so that
suitable preparation can be made.
NOTICE
To Whom It-May Concern: " 1
Heretofore one Chong Chee had ad
vertised in the Garden Island ths,t hp
had bought the business of Quong Tai
Jan, doing butchering and merchan
dise business at Killwai, Kauai, I beg
to state that he, the said Chong Chee,
did not acquire the business aforesaid,
and I beg to state that the business ot
Quong Tai Jan will be conducted;.un
der the old management, and beg my
customers to patronize me and I will
give my best services as heretofore
rendered. ,. , , .
ATOO, doing .business as
QUONa TAI JAN,..
Kalihiwal, Kauai.
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FOR 8ALE
Upright' piano. Inquire P. W. Alston,
Box 356, Llhue.
FOR SALE Chevrolet runabout In Al
condition. Cheup for cash. Mrs.
A. It. Glaipyor, Phono 305L.
FOUND
At LIhuo Park, Sunday, a purse con
taining a sum of money. Owner, can
have same by calling at this office
and paying all expenses.
A cum ot money. Owner can have same
by proving ownership and paying ex
penses. Enquire of J. P. McKechnle,
Llhue Plantation Warehouse.
LOST
Black leather note book, last Tuesday
afternoon, between Llhue Bank and
Nawiliwlll. Name H. A. Truslow
stamped outsido. Reward it return
ed to this office.
Don't Lose Sight! x
of tho fact that I have a,
qualified
Eyesight Specialist
at your services
My personal guarantee goes
with all the work done, backed
up by a reputation, gained
during 25 years on the islands,
for A FAIR AND SQUARE
DEAL.
If your eyes troubles you,
or you need to changa your
glasses, come and consult me.-'
For appointments, write
S. B. LUCAS '
OPTICIAN
Kapaa, Kauai
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