Evening bulletin. [volume], November 08, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Page 12, Image 12

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rVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H,,WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1911.
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Ladies'Tan Button Boot
. 1 7 Buttons, Extra High Cut
In thts boot wo
have combined
Comlort, Style and
Wear.
These are nil the
rago on tlio Coatt
at well ai tlio
Eastern States.
New high broad
toes, short vamps
and medium heels.
$5 tha Pair
WE DO SHOE REPAIRING
Manufacturers' Shoe Co.,
1051 Fort. Street,
YB YOU MUST GET 'EM Ml
B We have all of the best disinfectants lml
mm) Mosquitoline Uj&
W& Skeeterskoot vvl
11 Skeetgo JJ
HA everything ever discovered to free MKrUt
1 Bl you from danger through mosquito IUrVW
SI bites. Let us supply you. 1'
f Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., M
FORT AND HOTEL STREETS h
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We are showing a
boot of the same
cut, but made of
Black Vicl Kid.
These wo arc sell
tng at
$4.50 a Pair
These aro tho
newest for street
and out-of-doors
wear.
Come in while we
havo all sites.
Makiki
LOTS
.. . . .
OF INTEREST TO
WOMEN
Iron rust stnliw nro fcoiuctlnics
caused In a cheiulcil action of soap
iiiiiil bluing when the clothes nic nut
piopoil) iliiscd, hnl. vhnlcvcr the
muse, the) iiiii ho loiunvcd hj lip
id) lug milt mill lemon Julio Id llic
daiiipuiod spots mill plirlng In the
huh or near the llio for Ion minutes.
Itltisc tlinioughl)
It Is said Hint rubbing Klccrln over
poich stains mi tiihlu linen two or
till (.0 dll)S before WIlrflllllR win
came tlio sluing cnllnl) to dsip
pcar I'ntir IioIIIiik witter tluotip.li fmlt
Kt iIiih. wllli tlio nmlcrliil stretched
across tlio top of n p.m or oilier ves
sel Wash out Ira nn I rnlTcc stains
In cold w ntcr. Illooil stains iiiiij ho
loiunvcd If the stained article Is int
to soak lit oiicu In clil or tepid wa
ter. Ink stains inn) lie remnril hy nil
ipplliatlnn of cquil parts of citric arid
.mil cicam of tnitnr mclleil on n ptntc
Ml .mil ruh ocr tlio stains hiuI then
ninth out uiicfullv. In almost nil
wises the Ink will illK.ipponr nt once
without Injur) to tlio color. Stnlns
Hint have been lnuuilcnd inn) re
quire several treatments before (lie)
lclil
If garments stained liv t.ir or wagon
grease mo first washed In cold snip
suds the bIiiIiih will ho cr.ullcntcil.
Wlilto ilresbca can ho freed from
grass HtalliB h touching tlio BpoH
with alcohol heforc washing. In'
pilch ntnltis, first gicnso with l.inl and
then 1180 Biup nml cold wntcr. Tur
pcntlna will remove thoso stnlns.
Workers In bamboo should find no
llfllciilly In making the simple frunic
worlc of Hits work Btnnd.
Pour pieces of huiiihoo nre used In
each sldo and tho upper ends are
plugged with wood and finished off
with sin. ill lirnsB hills screwed Into
tlio wood llrass lulls suitable for the
purpose nml fiiinUlicd with scious nt
one bIiIo mn) ho oht.ilucd fiom mi)
hardware store.
The two slilos me firmly pinned to
gether lu the centei, where tho h Ult
imo ciosscB, and fold toward etch oth
er and so closo the stand. To the
two upper crusspleces n roomy bag
Is attached, finished off with n smnll
frill on cither side.
The folding of the two sides to
gcthcr closes tho hag mid tho work
stnnil mn) then ho rested against the
wall In the corner of tho room mid
lie out of tho way and out of sight
No Pioneer
You have
15 CENTS PER SQ. FOOT; EASY TERMS
WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
DONDERO,
-iniiiiiflslailnflifc,! ,
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also until It Is requited iikiiIii.
llnmljoo mny ho purdinsed vorv
cheaply In iniiii) dlffcient lengths mid
sizes, nnd bIioiiIiI ho fastened ttiKctlicr
villi thin, slurp nails
llntnhoo, nails nnd brass ornaments
will cost very Utile, nml a iciiiunnt
of material suitable for making tho
l.iiK will most probably ho found at
homo.
.Many women will like In know Imv;
to cut a shirtwaist out of a small
quantity of material gingham or
print. Take tho length required for
tho front. Cut II down tho renter,
add a box plait one side of oath stilp
and Insert u vest or while madras,
pique or any while goods )ou hivo
on hand, Auothei wi) lo save in i-
tcrlal Is In take two widths foi the
fronts, cutting tho link fiom what Is
left, mid piecing them under what
FceniH to ho a panel with a half Inch
luck on each Bide. This bind strength
ens tho back nml Is espcclall) be
coming to a Blunt or short w aisled
flguic.
When making dies-.es from goods
that will shrink, or for growing girls,
run n tuck hj hind or wllh a Inrge
Blllch on tho machine on the light
side of tho goods ver) nenr tho bot
tom. Turn up the hem ami tuck will
ho nn tho vv rung side. When read) t
lengthen take out the tuck ami no
ttltchcs will show.
When making lace Insertion In llio
rkltt flounce or tho )oko of a lingerie
fiock, where the luce must Btnnd some
'train, plnco strips of hohhluct or net
under tho lace. All Incr )okc, In
deed, should have n net lining. They
arc m ide much stiongcr and their
beauty is rather enhanced th m les
sened.
Ono of the latest novelties fiom
Paris Is the frill Jabot of plaited mus
lin, In which n plaited piece of ma
terial about twelve inches long Is
caught together In the center wllh a
strip or muslin and pinned nt the
Iront of tho laco collar, forming a
Pimples
blackheads and oily skin may he
quickly overcome by the frequent
use of
Glenn's
Sulphur Soap
SoM hy
druggists.
HJftMilrtoJWUWDr.
Mack r brtwi, W.
all conveniences
in
Beautiful
frfiJi iii A i
itirlniiVitiilirftlliftM
Do
You
Want
HkbrfiCr 1
Long, Heavy Hair?
Then treat your hair well. Sec
that it is properly fed. Growth
of every kind demands proper
food. Starved hair splits at the
ends, turns prematurely gray,
keeps short and dry. Then feed
your hair. Feed it with proper
food, a regular hair-food. Feed
it with Aycr's Hair Vigor. Thus
help nature all you possibly can
toward giving you rich, heavy,
luxuriant hair. Ask your doctor
aboutyour hair and about Aycr's
Hair Vigor. Follow h? advice.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR
Frtpind kr Dr I C, Aitr C. , I ..!!. rftu, n
reml-clrcle or spreading fan shaped
Jtbot. Another now Jabot which Is
very similar has tho lover edges gra
duated by being cut obliquely. This
Is made of mirqulsltto with Insertions
ind edgings of valciictcnncH or cluny
lace between which u hint of color is
Introduced.
When making up n pillow which you
havo embroidered Introduce n thick
rheet of cotton wadding underneath
tho cover. Ilnth tho nppcaranco and
the "feci" of the cushion are Impiov
cd by this treatment. Tho sniiio tliln.r
applies, of course, to henv) pillows
f all sorts, embroidered or other
wise.
Hem tablecloths hj band. Table
linen should bo hemmed by hand. Not
only does It look Ik Iter and moro
ilnint), hut there is never n streak of
dirt under tlio edge after being wash
ed, ns thcro Is when done with the
machine.
Careful Medical i:ainlnntloii of
railroad cniplnvts was advocated In a
resolution adopted hy the Association
of Seaboard Air Lino Hallway Sur
geons .
Work
Special
Announcement !
THE BIG ROOM. MAKING 8ALE NOW GOINO ON AT
YEE CHAN & CO.
WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE MORE WEEK, COMMENCING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Ladies! Ladies! Ladies!
Moro Bargains will be offered, commencing Monday morning.
Make an early start. The Bargains are limited.
Men! Men! Men!
i r Have you seen our offerings In
Hats and Clothing?
Men's Soft Collar Negligee Shirts, l O C
Reg. Price $2,50; now on sale at yiL O
JUST YOUtt STYL13 AND 817.13 AND ONLY A WAV LINT
A Bonafide Sale
YEE CHAN & CO.
CORNER KING AND BETHEL STREET8
TA1 LOY COMPANY
MANUFACTUFERS OF CHINE8E JADE JEWELRY GOLD AND
SILVERSMITHS
COIcNKIl NUUANU AND ItOTKt, - - l'HONU 3563
83 Merchant St
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