The Hawaiian star. [volume], June 22, 1910, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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THE HAWAIIAN BTAJM "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1910.
Clasaitietl Advertising
LOST.
On June 8, a gray horse. Branded
1C. Wl'.A reward of $10.00 Is offered
for Its roturn to John Plna, 1033 Katuo
hamelm 4th. Uoad.
" CLOTHES CLEANlMdT
The Expert Clothes Cleaning Co.,
goods called for nntl delivered 1127
Port street opp. Club Stables.
WANTED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wireless l'ago 2
Bank of Hawaii 1'age 7,
Hawaiian Lodge Pago 5
Metropolitan ..( I'ago 8
THE WEATHER.
We waut you to try a prolonged
head massage at Jeffs' Darber Shop
before tackling that Intricate business
proposition. It stimulates the men
tal faculties and makes you a winner
every time.
, DRAMATIC.
MAttlE KENNY, bramatlc Studio from
Ban Francisco, 175 Beretanla. Prac
tical D-months' private course. Act
ing, Elocution, Monologues, Vaude
ville, Dancing, Heading. Grace Clo
ture. Phono 33.
MEN'S CLOTHING
Men's Clothing on credit Jl. 00 a
week. Suit given at once. Francis
Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Bldg., Fort
Street
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, T. H., Juno 22, 1910.
Temporature, C a. m.; 8s a. m.; 10
1 a. m.; and morning minimum:
71? 7C; 78; 79; 70. . -
Barometer reading. Absoluto hum
idity (grains por cubic foot; relative
humidity aud dew point at 8 n. m.:
30.03; 5.98G; C2; C2.
i Wind; velocity and direction at G
a. m.; 8 a. m.; 10 a. m.; and noon:
3W, OE; SNte; ONE.
Rainfall during 24 hours ending 8 a.
in. .03 rainfall.
Total wind movement during 21
hour ended at noon, 15G miles.
1 WM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paraorp!! That Glvo, Condentod
Nvv of the Day.
WANTED TO BUY
Old books, magazines, Hawaiian
stamps and curios. Books exchanged.
Weedon Curio Bazaar. Fort Strwt,
abovo PauahL '
' BUY AND SELL.
Diamonds and Jewelry bought, sold
and exchanged. Bargain In musical
Instruments. J. Carlo, Fort St.
.Are your Sox Insured?
If not why not?
6 months guarantee
6 pairs In a Box.
Selling at $1.75. box.
Lustre at $3.00. box.
Coloured Silk $2.25 a box.
EHLERS
HereIt Is
The No. 1 A Speed Kodak.
One of the most remarkable
cameras ever built.
Speed up to 1-1000 of a second.
Pictures 2 1-2x4 1-4 inches.
Price, with Zeiss anastigmat
lens, ?G0.
Honolulu Photo
Supply Co., Ltd.,
cort Street below Hotel
ill
Sweet Violet
BUTTER
C. 0. YEE HOP & CO. TEL 251
All members of the Hui Olwi So
ciety are requested to attend the
funeral of their late brother Frank
R. Harvey on Sunday.
Kee Lox is the best typewriter
manifolding paper made. Sold by
: Hawaiian News Co.
I There will be a special meeting of
'Hawaiian Lodge this evening for
'work in third degree.
, Nolte's restaurant opens at 5 a. m.
and keeps open until 7:30 p. m. Meals
'at all Intervening hours promptly
served.
' Have you tried Pete, the champion
shoe shiner at the Silent Barber
shop? Best equipped boot-black, stand
in Honolulu. Open all business
hours.
If time Is Important use the Wire
less and avoid the delays incident
to the mails. On Sunday mornings
the effice is open from eight until
ten.
Nolte' is an institution, along
with big business houses and banks
that have stood the varying condi
tions of time and the city's growth.
It. Is the people's standard cafe.
The meats at the Metropolitan
market are better than those sold
elsewhere because they have been
chilled and are free from animal heat
and, consequently, tender. Tejephone
45.
We' have several mottoes, but all
mean that "the best meal In the
city for the money, served in the
most satisfactory manner is to be
found at Nolte's."
Before starting on your journey
provide yourself with funds in the
shape of the Cheques issued by the
American Bankers' Association and
for sale in Honolulu by the Bank of
Hawaii.
Cut out this and take it to Yat
Loy Co. corner King and Nuuanu
street, and on your making a cash
purchase of 50 cents or upwards you
will receive ten green stamps in ad
dition to those usually given.
The ballot packages o'f the second
and sixth districts, representing West
Hawaii and Kauai, were opened by
Secretary Mott-Smith yesterday at
the archives building-in the presence
of Justice Do Bolt, in order to ob
tain copies of the precinct registers
for those districts.
A benefit to the Humane Society
has been kindly tendered by theMc
Itae Stock Co. It will be given on
Friday evening at the opera house,
when 'Dorothy Vernon of Haddon
Hall" will be presented. Both' the
object, appreciation of the favor and
; assurance of a fine show ought to' en
sure a crowded house.
by Barba
ome
Jallcs
THE WOMAN OF THE FUTURE.
Those who think that the freedom,
Independence" and educational advan
tages Of -the womtin of tcdny arc
detrimental to her best development
should take n long look backward
end then, In the light of what he
sees, a long look forward, and, wo
think, he will decide that the woman
of the future will be a vast improve
ment over the woman of the past.
With men, for instance, a compari
son of the uneducated, uncultured
"cracker" of some backwoods region
with some foremost scientist of i4
center of civilization gives a vivid
picture of what advancement means.
The "cracker" is simply the product
of his env'ronment. Give him gener
ations of education, culture, associa
tion with the best civilization offers,
and he wll becme :to cultured, use
ful member of society the scientist
is. And, looking ahead, the scientist
of today will fall far short of what
the same type will bo hundreds of
years hence.
The same conditions are true of
women. And yet tae scientist is of
more value to the world and more
truly what a man sliould be thnn is
the "cracker," so will the developed
woman be more useful and hanpler.
For anyone who ftnds his powers
and uses them is more truly fulfllllnR
the purpose of living. As all prog
ress is from the material , to the
mental and spiritual the path ahead
of women Is Inspiriting.
The women of the ruture will be
able to leave behind her the purely
practical burdens that nave kept
her eyes down to earth. She can
straighten up her back, bowed by
centuries of the hardest toil, look up
and see the sky. Not that these tasks
will be neglected, out science and
invention are doing these
better than she can. Already she no
longer spins or mattes candles or
soap or cures the ham and bacon for
the family's needs. Many more do
not bake, make clotlUng or laundor
in the home. All these things are
done outside by specialists and skil
led machinery. Vacuum cleaners are
taking the placo or back-breaking
sweeping. The worx that has held
her mentally to a low plane is not
only being taken out of her hands, but
is being done well. She Is now free
to go on to higher things.
Instead of giving the mostfof her
time to the physical needs of her
children, to cooking their food, mend
ing their clothes all things which
must be done she lias now time to
devote more of her attention to their
mental and spiritual requirements a
decided step forward. Character
building Is of more importance than
body building, though one Is de
pendent upon the other. But all that
Is needed now for proper body build
ing Is 'oversight, which does not take
all her time and stronkth. She is
free to study what is1 best for the
children's highest development. Sure
ly this Is an Improvement on the wor
ried mother, driven to death by cook
ing,: sewing, scrubbing, and whose
children run the streets because she
has no time to look after them.
The unmarried woman of the fu
ture will also be a vast Improvement
over the single woman of the past.
This bachelor girl of the future,
even of today, has a business, a pro
fession, a keen ane helpful Interest
in civic and national affairs. She is
far more symmetrically developed
than the spinster of 100 years ago.
The woman of the future is a mat
ter of congratulation, for she will
live up to her opportunities as she
has been faithful to her duties. She
will be more in tune with the wonder
ful creations of this wonderful world.
ATTRACTIVE OFFER
INGS NEW AND PRETTY
GOODS
NEW FACE VEILINGS A variety of new, nobby patterns.
NEW CHIFFON VEILS In nil colors.
SILK EMIJLEMS Stars, Bars, Eagles and Anchors, in red,
white and blue.
LADIES'' BLACK PETTICOATS In Sateen, Heathcrbloom
and Silk Klosilt.
WIIITE AND ARABIAN CUltTAIN NET Extra heavy,
Gi inches wide.
Wo carry a line of fine hair brushes at very reasonable prices.
Ladies' Fine Dressing Combs.
We carry the celebrated De Bevoise Brassiere Bust Supporters
in two qualities, fJOc and $1.00.
New Lingerie Dresses; New Lingerie Waists; New Linen Dust
Coats; New Wash Skirts; in white and colors.
LADIES' RAIN COATS In Cravenette and Silk, all fresh,
crisp goods.
SACHS DRY GOODS GO.,
Cor. Fort and Beretania Sts.
1 1 i
Opp. Fire Station
ness Interests. "If I decide to ac
cept. I will leave early next month
for Europe, as the board wants the
selection of laborers started as soon
as possible," says Campbell.
"In tne event of Mr. Campbell not
accepting the mission, I do not know
who will be the one selected to go,"
says Ivers.
CAMPBELL
W HUSTLE
IMMIGRANTS
Thp local board of Immigration has
offered A. J. Campbell the chance to
make another trip to Portugal for the
purpose of securing more Portuguese
laborers for the sugar plantations.
President Ivers stated this .morn
ing that Mr. Campbell had been asked
over a week ago to make another trip
to bring as .many laborers as he
could with the money available but,
so far ho had not given any definite
answer.
Mr. Campbell remarked that It was
true that ho had been offered the po
sition as special agent for the board
of immigration but had been unable
to decide, owing to pressure of busl-
Honolulu Construction and Draying Company, Ltd.,
280
Phone
Queen Street, next to Inter-Island Co.'s Office
Mayor Pern has called a special
meeting of the Board of. Supervisors
for twelve noon tomorrow, "for the,
purpose of passing suitable resolu
tions in connection with the death of
ox-Supervisor and 'Senator Frank It.
Harvey."
The above la the title of a booklet
issued .today by the Honolulu Stock
& Bond Exchange, copies of which
have been received from the Bishop
Trust Company. The publication
contains 58 pages, and is neatly got
ten up, the publishers being the Mer
cantile Printing Company. Nearly
all of the figures and facts in tho
pamphlet contained are from official
reports made by corporations to stock
holders.
Paradise Pacific Cut,
YACHT HAWAII, CAPTAIN WIDDER, HAWAII'S TRANSPACIFIC RACER, WHICH REACHED SAN PEDRO TODAY, 21 1-2
nAVfi T7ii?r-r irrwrkT i tt tt
Meats that have been chilled in
our cold storage department are
more tender than that which goes
from killing room to block.
Metropolitan M artel
W. F. Heilbron, Proprietor. Phone 45.
We Use llo Preservatives id our Cream
Special care to keep it cold and protect it from contamination
assure ample keeping qualities. ri '
Many believe, too. that ,
PURE CREAM IS MORE HEALTHFUL.
We sell direct to our customers, or through May, Day or Lewis
the grocers. ,
Ttao Pond IOLi3fy
PHONE 8 SO.
P. O. BOX 1U.
' Travelers,
Listen !
In preparing for your trip abroad this summer fail not, to include
in your outfit a
Utility Hot Point Electric Iron
It is ready to iron anything in three minutes."
It heats curling iron in two minutes.
It boils water in five minutes.
The "Utility" put up iri a chamois bag occupies less room than
the ordinary electric iron and affords tho advantages of a heater antif
cook stove besides teiug the best iron on the market today.
Price Complete, $7.25
See iron on display in tho Waikiki window.
W.W. Dimond &Oo.,Ltd
53-57 KING STREET, HONOLULU,.