Evening bulletin. [volume], June 21, 1912, 3:30 EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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KVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H-, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912.
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AMUSEMENTS.
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1912 CLEAN-UP
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RECREATIONS
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Mainland Vaudeville Bill
TONIGHT
Emerson &. Baldwin
"THE JUGGLING CUSSES" NOW ON THEIR VAY TO
PORTLAND, ORE., TO OPEN ENGAGEMENT ON ORPHEUM
CIRCUIT
Alick Lauder
TAMOUS SCOTCH COMEDIAN BROTHER Or HARRY
LAUDER
Budd & Claire
TRAVESTY ARTISTS CLEAN COMEDY
Chimg-Hwa Comedy Co.
FOUR EDUCATED AND REFINED CHINESE IN A SINGING,
DANCING AND TALKING ACT
Dottie Harris
RCTINED SINGING OF SERIO-COMIC MELODIES
4 Dancing Donnellys
SOFT SHOE DANCERS OF EXCEPTIONAL TALENT
Four Fine Films
Reserved Seat! on tale at Liberty Theater. Telephone 3962.
RESERVED SEATS, 30c and SOet GENERAL ADMISSION, 10c
and 20c.
Matinee Saturday at Usual Hour
PROGRAM SAME AS EVENING PERFORMANCE
ONLY MATINEE APPEARANCE OF ALICK LAUDER
flHlitv mill hind wire hniilcil tinny
i tliN n inning
, In Hi, Ni.lUM illslrl, I a Utile cart
In r inaliiM ti be ilon'
i:vi it for Ihi-n' Instance, the work
we- unnpleteil catiribi.' Haiti Mr
win D.imiiii tliii iniirnlni; "The uliiu
of our lurpcitluii lnit H-ittmhty was
imin'il lii'Minit ii ilinilit. Tin- illstilct
inpliilns In practically cury ciic knew
Hut it lint In expeit Mini wire Mipplleil
with lnlnr mill cartn imurilliiKh."
TliN iiftiriuicin lit 1 o'clock Mr niij
D.itiiin. t'lmrlcH Costa, hind of tin' (
iiiuiili uurluiKc ii' p.iitnient, nml Kirk j
it i-nrur in i iiiB iiiinrii in iiciniii iiuiut
n runiiil iif tin' city t" Ki'i' If nny rub
hlh In Kt 111 to be. hiiiulli'il
i Tin- temporary dumps arc to be nil
rli'iini'il up at olive, either hy linrnliiK
tln refuse or burying It deep limit r
Huiiuil lly tomorrow tin- entire Job
or municipal hoiisi'-clciinhiK Ik to bu
I Olllptttl'
Last year scores of carts and hun
ilrtils or Inbnrirs wire donated to the.
t'li'im l'p D.iy committee. ThW cnr
t In rv was Ii'kh oluiilccrlnK, and the
r suit mum Hint tin' roiiunllti'i' hnil to
dip Into ItM .subscription fuiiiN and foot
, a bin laluir mid nirtiiKi' hill
i What Day Showed.
i However, the Clean-lip l).iy Irmli-rii
are sntlsflcil It wim a tired lot of men
i Ito i ndi'il the day yesterday.
'I he siicces of the day. an een
' more proninini'i'd success than hint
. ...if In ill... ,.. II... 1.1.1 ll I..-U. .! 1 1 ...1 ,...,,
pie l helped up," snlil on D.iimn I
Itloi iiinrulux. "l'nrtlciitnr inenllon .
should he Hindu of the splcnilitl sup
' port we recelveil from the Jap.ineiu
ami I'hlnese, hotli In actual work and t
In ilon.itjnn. j
'One thhiK was proved conclll-lvily, '
nnd that is, that Honolulu's stnntliinl
, I of sanitation In distinctly lilnliir than
It wan a yiar iiko. The work of the
llo.inl of Health Is pvirywhere appar-
I flit People are kieplnu their prem-'
(hi'H I'leaiier and thin poiidltlon picvnlls
! over the entire city I feel certain Hint
; the sternly work of the liord, einpha-
Hl.ed periodically hy the pnhllc effort '
of the citizen, meant rapid and thor- '
oiiKh iirnmi'Ni toward mi even ilcpner'
i and moic lienltliful city"
LIBERTY BILL
IS
OF HIGH CLASS
Weekly Bulletin. $1 Year
I'rinn the xtmiilpiillil of the specta-
tor and box otllie Inan.iKf inenl. tint
revtri-lon tu vaudivlll, mid lainlevillu
of sl hlK nets inctlM with hearty lip
proiiil at Hit Libert) Theater, an kIiiiw ll
h) the InrKe nlldlelice and the applause
at both shows, hint tilitht
JiiiIkIiik the Hhow presented from n
KPVirely irltlcal viewpoint, otie'ii opin
ion In apt to ranKf all Hip way from
hlfihly appreciative to ticnr-dlslikc of
the Nepmatp actn, or, at leant, portion!
of actn, on the vaudeville blll-of-fare
One and all nurce that the Hmcrsnn
A: llnlitwlil feature JiiKRllmr act Ii the
Krentent ever prcnented here, nnd that
hi eery particular stiiKlUK, comedy
and nkllt.
The miich-advertlned act. Allck
Ijiudcr. hrother of Harry iJilukr, need
ed, mi to nay, n theutrlcnl hltie pencil,
an shown hy Itn reception at the flrnt
show. That l.-uider In a comedian with
mine- of the talent of hln hrother was
evldint from the llrnt, hut he rather
underestimated the humor of the audi
ence. In what mlKlit he called hln
"petticoat opening." he fnlltd to get
a response, hut with nntlw Scotch
dress and hiogue In n male part, he
lid net applause and that, too, from
othem than hln tnimtiymcn. In tho
mi nml nhow he dropped the woman
ihiiraiter part nnd added to lilt act n
monoloiiue hnvliiK much In do Itti the
trials of a heii-peckid hiinlinnd An
othir i rror he iniide. which the l.lherty
muuiuTeineiit quickly corrected by ex
purgation, wan ii Joke a bit too raw
for Honolulu palate. After all, thoiiKh,
I.auiUr In one' of the IiIk uttractliinH
of the inturKcd vnudevlllu hill and will
become a fimiritc when, he Ketn tlm
miKle on what b wnntid by a local
audience. IJiudcr hud .1 dlllleult place
to llll hint IllKllt, followlliK a double
truventy act "with nttilt of a complex
Ion" nlmllar to hln
Iludd & Clare, anothtr new net, Ih a
l.uiKli-innker, even thouKli the team
work naiorn of nlnp-ntlck methodn.
They ian.i out pome viry credltiihlo
munlc from a violin und an accordion,
which lielpn to Hiuooth over the hiik
conxtructlun In Japan at tho Kawa-.KlnK -potn, where iiIIckiU liuinor full
,rakl nrd, Kobe, ami the MIIrii I'.IhIiI down.
ynril, NaBnHakl. Tliese pksp1h aro bo- SlimnBiT Mcdner nnd tho Liberty
liiK built In anticipation of tho open-' 'i e the reclplentn of iniiny compll-
I lilt; of tho I'anama C'niinl, I im-ntB bint ulKht fr thou who up-
I - - I predate the ellttrtirle of mitt luir on
lliilletln Want ,U will Unit !L I if Mb iiiIh An a matter of fact, I lo
iaBaaBaa,MaIa liolulu In neeliiK vaudeville now that
" no circuit In the United Ktaten would
I tutu down a
that miiken nhow-houicn populnr ami
biilhln up the thiater-KuluK public In a
permanent way
Japanese Invasion of Panama Canal.
WASHINGTON. 1). C. Juno 13.
, I Accorillni; to a Connular report re-
celled nt tho State, Department today,
Itlicrp aro ton steamers of mure than
"00U tons burden each In courso of
is the force that keeps
the nerves well poised
nnd controls firm, strong
muscles.
Men nnd women who
do the world's work can
nvoid Brain-fag nnd
guard their health by feed
ing brain nnd body with
Scott's Emulsion
Whitney & Marsh,
Limited
ALL DRUQQIBrm
AMUSEMENTS
RUOU THEATER
"Whero Everybody Goei"
Hughes Musical
Comedy Company
TONIGHT NEW
"Two Men from Japan"
Jew and German Travel Under Tnlte
Pretemes
SATURDAY Matinee and Night
"WHITE HORSE INN"
(Two I'er.forninnccN with Trices at
I lie, SOcv Sue)
Reserved Seats for tonight, 50c I
others, lOo, 20c, 30c.
On Sale today at Bemon &. Smith's, i
iew
Tabic
Linens
and
Lunch
Cloths
with
Napkins
to
Match
Special Sale
of
PARASOLS
in white and colors
PRICES
$1.00 to $5.00
This Week
Only
New
Bordered
Percales
36 Inches
at
10c.
Per
Yard,
THERE WILL DE A
Free Lecture
On-
New York
Prices
TO CONVINCE
E
A New Shipment of
Trunks, Suit Cases and
Handbags
Arrived from the East, and the Goods are now on
Sale'
On account of exceptional advantages in buying,
purchasers from us of Trunks or Suitcases
will be given advantage of
NEW YORK PRICES
Our Cracker-Jack Sign Painter will supply Initials on Trunks
or Suit Cases Free of Charge any style desired.
On Sntnrilay, May 4. 1912, nn Invi
tation wax cxtciulcil to tho iihynlclans
of Sun Francisco thtoiiKli tho lCvcnlns
lliilli'tlli ami nveiilliK I'oxt to check nn
the roHultn In a case of DlnhetoH nl
k'Ked to bo Incitrnlilo hy tho hookx.
l'Vnir yearn aiw one of tho heat San
rraticisco liosoitnlH fulled In the cane.
When I ho patient not ho weak ho
could liatilly walk they told him diet
Iiik was nil that could ho done, lie,
look 1'ulton'H Diabetic Compound nnd
ucovoreil nnil has been actively in
huslncHS over since, lleccntly tho
HymptoniH returned. His physician re
ported Kimnr ami thnt the Diabetes
wan on him again. Wo told him wo
had known It to be controlled the sec
ond time. Ho started again on tho
Diabetic Compound. In order that
doubters might bo convinced wo tnudo
nrrangemenlH for physlc'lnns who be
llevo Diabetes Incurable to have sam
pies and gave them his nddress and
Invited them through the llnllcttn and
Post to mnko their own tcstB week by
Meek, so that they could see the sugar
disappear.
What does this mean If results can
not be had In these cases? It Is cruel
to bold pallcntB to failure on Cmlcin
(containing opium which locks up He
crcllons) when recoveries nro being
had hy tho use ot n mild Infusion
(without sedatives), tho motho of
which Is to help tho liver oxidize the
sugars nnd starches. (Recoveries aro
rare In young people, but in patients
past middle llfo wo look for good re
sults as a general rule.)
Honolulu Drug Co. Is agent. Ask for
pamphlet or wille to John J. Fulton
Company, San Francisco,
Christian
Science
In the-
HAWAIIAN 0PER HOUSE
SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 8 O'CLOCK P. M
By ;
BLISS KNAPPJ
C. S. B.
Member of tho Hoard of Lectureship
of Tho Mother Church, The Flint
Chinch of Clu-lit, .Sclentlxt, In
lloston, MaHsachunetts
all Welcome
New r
Dry Goods Store
IN SACHS BLOCK
72 Beretanla Street
BAKER & HOKE, Props.
2B We are telling them for 35 cents liBr'
SHI each. No occasion to send away for 1
IoPtI these, lHl
jS! Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. V
jfljf HOTEL AND FORT 8TREET8 K
BIG ASSORTMENT OF ,
Ladies' Leather and Washable Hand Bags
Ell CE NT8 UP
Canton Dry Goods Co.,
HOTEL STREET, OPPOS ITE EMPIRE THEATEH
lE"venin Bulletin 75c. Pe Month
We will put this new line of Trunks and Suit Cases
on Sale at once.
GIVE US A CALL
Kam Chong Company,
Fort and Beretania Sts.
Wat' P... . MIIISJIIIII M- - gMa mm,
Kiij
Opp. Fire Station
CHINESE SUFFRAGETTES'
TRIAL IS POSTPONED
The leaihrx of the t'lilncse wonian'ri
KiilluiKe orhaulzatliiii, ulio unhuuIIciI
the cilllor uf tho Wall Vine I'uIiIIbIi
I ix? Company alout two wcelm iiko,
anil who ueie plaecil iiuilcr arrest, were
k'r.inteil nnotlur continuance In Police
('unit thlx imiinliiK when their n.uueH
were lalleil.
Attorney AiuIi-cwh alinounceil that
minis to llu',ln.ihlllty or It W HrecK
oiik. senior counsel, to he present ilur
Iiik the I rlii I. Intcinlcil for tlilx nioin
IliK. he Mouhl auk the IiiiIiiIkciicc of
tin i unit fin- another postponement
JiulKe lliinipbreyM, appearing for the
'him e iilltur, nuiile no ohltctloii
'I he til.il nf ,Mrn. I. inn yip, prcHl-
liut of the oi:(.iulzatloii, ami In r iih-
oiIjIi'h will be wntiheil with a Kre.it
ileal ot Intel est hy tho I'hlnesu com-
muulty
'I Ills inoriiliit; a larise nuinher of In
ti rested HpectatoiK were In couit, ami
when iiiiother contiuiiauce wan nrnnt
nl by ,Iinli;e Miiinnrrnt walKeil uwny
Us ippoluliil
Closing-Out Sale
Men's Suits, - $5, $6, $7, $8
Men's Pants, 600 pairs at $2
Bo3's' Suits, - $2, $3, $4, $5
Panama Hats, - $3, $4, $5 $6
Men's Collars, - 75c. a dozen
Undershirts and Drawers
at unheard of prices.
See our Window Display
L. B. KERR. $i CO., Ltd
Kapiolani Building, Alakea Street
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