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ESTABLISHED 1904. VOL. 8. NO. 50. LIIIUE, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 1911. SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR.

LOCAL TALENT Iff ANNUAL MEETING OrllY HOLD MEETING

A SUCCESSFUL THE BOARD OF OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING PLAI U E SO S TEACHERS

AIRY County in Annual A Session One Two Days Proposed XjSociety Event Which Will Go Down In OF TEN BIS, Fathers Session Prepare of or A" History As the Most Beautiful Ever Budget of Expenditures For 1912 By Supervising Principal Brodie, to Witnessed Here. --Salaries $23,500. Be Held in Lihue. SAIL CLOSE TO WIND MAY ORGANIZE CLUB ELEGANT COSTUMES at 'rtfptSr ARGwia . . Be $175,-00- Meeting May Take Place The First Friday Air of Professionalism Prevailed Through- m-- Estimated Receipts Are Said to 0 With After Beginning of Term out Tl.e Entire Program, Which Was Expenditures of $173,925 January Very Elaborate. -- Good Showing. -- Demonstrations.

Plans From file coronation of the in- The Annual Meeting of the are on foot for a teacher's execution of Board of Supervisors ot the County meeting on the first Friday in the fant queen to the coming Mary, the aggregation of local of Kauai nei, for the purpose of pre- term, the place of meeting tilayerlast Saturday night, held paring a judget or eatiir.ate of ex- being in the Lihue School Build- appreciative audience spell- penditures for salaries and pay rolls, ing. To a reporter. School Super a n and for public improvements f6r visor Brodie said meeting would bound 'in admiration of their prof- the year office be partly for general essional-like acting and elaborate the 1912, was held at the instructions costumes. of the Board at Lihue, on Friday, and possible to organize a teachers' public December 15th, 1011, at 10:00 association. k Never before has Lihuc's - A. M. The meeting should prove both-interesti- 7 displayed by pure- " seen such talent 'Mi--- . i i i . : - . Present: and helpful to those amateures, ann wnen we cunsi-de- r ": ly who manage be that it takes some of our best Mr. H. D. Wishard, chairman can to on hand, as ; arrangements wiil be stage people to perform " Man-Queer- " W. D. McBryde made to see The new Hanapepe school as it will appear when completed which will be in time for opening of the practical, i of Scots," we can more ncit fall term. J. Rodrigues. demonstrations in class clearly realize cleverness of Owing to the prevailing stormey work. Children will be brought the bofore the visiting who so successfully did their weather Mr. J. K. Lota of Hanalei teachers who those At last after six years of talk sent room school was was meeting. will witness the work as progres part in Saturday night's play. three built in beautiful shape for a play unable to attend the it as- at a of S1994, ses The play was written by Rev. the new Hanapepe school has cost Soon the! ground and the grass will then be The minutes of the last regular and who will be at liberty to . 7 sumed visible form, at lenst on school population out grew all in good shape for September. meeting were read, and the same propound questions criticise, sug- t. T M Lydgate whose prowess in , J. paper, and it is expected the accomodtttioiiH tlncl as gest or otherwise on this line is too well known to re that school old It is planned to take the old read, were approved. connect the building b e completed by were up examining comment. to say, will ahacks stuck to meet the school buildings down atld out of The Board, after the method under demonstration. quire tuince for use for the emergency, few of foi Teachers of however, Mr. Lydgate did not September 1st. that material build teachers' cot' estimated expenditure! the various school that coming years t&hoot officials will Iw requested stop at the writing of the play, year. For the tages. the next ensuing yo.ar received from also to exploit Ripley & Reynolds are casting around in i H of depart- any idea which but got right in and did somt Messrs. were the valley The new building a ten the bends the different they have proven e - he),p hustling in drilling his completing the final plans, the for a suitable school site but one rooms, o n btory, pavilion-lik- ments of this County, viz:- the to be a in their work. Mr. 'mightyitall having been ac- plaj'ers, evidence of which was preliminary ones obstacle after another prevented structure. It is to be concrete all Auditor; Cuunty Clerk; Sheriff a nd Brodie ishopeful of sucuring a re- by of and Trea- presentative body indicated in the highly successful cepted the Supt. Schools the.selection. round up to the window sills. the Treasurer, and also the of ourbusiness by Supt. of Public Works. talking 103) of t h for termination of his efforts. the In the matter over with The'Varandas and steps are also to surer's Report (R e short' talks on the occassion, A brief history of the school in Dr. O'Neill he said, "Why liot b e concrete. The rooms are to ounty receipts for the year end- which., will no doubt prove very I1 The Players: be of hos-pstal- col- Hanapepe may interest.' build right here north of the be 26x30 ft. or 26x32 ft. The ing December31st., 1911, as helpful to the teachers. was Enough I Mis Edith Rice, as "Mary Queen The first school started in was said. The ceiling will be 13ft. high, and the lected to December 14th., 1911, and Mr. Brodie's efforts in bringing 1837 on a is now planted site is the peer of any site in the upon motion of McBryde sec- this meeting about, with of Scots," gowned in her queenly lof that light conies in from one side only, Mr. the hopes is situated down be- Hawaiian is approv- of a subsequent robe, looked a perfect picture of in cane and Islands. The view thus avoiding cross light. he onded by Mr. Rodrigues, organization of a low Hanapepe on the west side of commanding from the school and ed estimates of expenditures teachers' association, 'V ' the real 'queen and did her part in roof will project over 4l4 ft. and for deserves the . forth the road running to the beach in return the school will be seen the upper portion of each room is the year 1912 as follows: kokna of all whose interests for a manner which brought years generous applause, while Harrison Some later it was moved for miles around. inclosed by some 4 ft. of screen Salaries 23 500 00 Kauai's future, lies in the right mile up the valley and is cool and a nice breeze is Pay of Police 13 800 00 direction. Rice as Lord Darnley, looked every about one It wire, giving ample circulation for on side of the old blowing all the time. No more Brands, Registration of 10 00 inch parUhe played, doing his placed the west fresh air. The walls are double the government '90 s a sanitary location could be found Coroner's 800 00 Jin a m o s t realistic and road. In the which deadens all sound. The Inquest stunt building was erect any where. is free from the County 4 600 00 I natural' manner. Mortimer leg- new, two room It pupils can assemble either in front Jail SCHOOL S CLOSED ed in Hanapepe on the present annoyance o f passing vehicles, or at back. The play ground County Law Library 25 00 as Lord Bo'thwell made love will Special ate site, and soon arrangements dogs, chickens and other things to District Courts & 2 000 00 to The GarJen ItlanJ. ' ' to Mary in a manner which would after be all at the back of the building. Jails a Hawaiiaus to distract the of the chil- Discount & 150 00 Kii.aitka, Dec. 15. Vocal se- ''hnve melted a heart of stone. were made with the attention There is a teachers' office, a prin- Interest move their school that was up the dren, not even a residence in the District Pounds 35 00 lections, recitations and an oper-att- a Mortimer was tip-to- p in all he did cipal's office a library room and a valley down to the present site immediate section. Expenses of County Court, 5th entitled "the Beauty and the and said, but was especially effect-- , dressing room for which done by taking it down The lot has 7 acres in it which teachers. Circuit 5 000 00 Beast" marked the clos ng ex- ive in his encounter with "Paris" was floating down the river is reasonably level. It is hope.d In other words, the building Expenses of Iilection 500 00 ercises of the Kilauea public school in his attempt to rerort to his and it pre the will soon be will be Expenses 1 today. he congregational church assassination of Lord during a flood. In 1901 the that lot leveled in .inferior to none. Witnesses 200 0o master the Furnitures & Office Supplies w.is secured for the exercises, D.u-nlc- was imperson- "Paris" 400 00 vvhieh fittingly ended in a whole- ated by Rev. M. Lydgate, and J. THE BAND WILL PLAY Hospitals (Four) 4 000 U0 sale distribution of choice mixed the way Mortimer handed to his Incidentals: . candies provoked much A FEW OF THOSE COMING TO "dad," mirth SEVERAL PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS At the Lihue Park, on Saturday,' KAUAI Attorney 300 00 among the audience. Dec 23rd., at 7:30 p. m., weather Auditor 850 00 WAIMEA CHRISTMAS Miss Mildred Hogg as "Rizzio" permitting. County Clerk 655 00 part extremely well and did her Sheriff 1 800 00 Special U The GarJen IilanJ. looked as pretty as a picture. HEALTH Pkogram. The following passengers arrived INSPECTOR 1. . Supervisors 100 00 Waimka, Dec, The Miss Dora Broadbent as "Lady COOKE. I have released all dip-theri- a r.i:r onthcW.-G- Hall, Friday morn- is. Public 1. Mtirclu.."Tlio Thunik'n'r" Treasurer 480 00 School closed here Friday for u. ing, Dee. 15: W. H. Rice, the ; -- Mnvcll," acquitted herself with suspects and am glad to say , J. 1'. Sou-- Jr., Supervisor - ounty Road vacation, a . )vortim . ''Tin- White How" Doughlas Baldwin, A. Robinson, Christmas with Christ- ui&"tion, playing her part in a that the island is not only entirely 1 5 U. Beyer. 400 00 585 00 mas Tree, from which every child I very effective manner. Miss Juliet free from the disease, but there is Hon. G. N. Wilcox, nan Hansen, i . IS. Intunnezzo.. "Cherry" I.. Albert. Office Rent 420 00 received a present. the part of Robert chances for a further out- ' Miss Withington, Weber, Rice handled small . Medley March... "All Alone" Miss Registered Automobiles 10 00 The of . Miss Braza. members the Hawaiian in a highlv professional break. ii . Ult '!:... L. Wishard. Miss B. Hamilton ...... II Xll'Al. Repairs, Schools and teachers Church at Hanapepe, gave a con- extremely good in l'AItr 2. Wishard, Mrs. C. R. Logan and manner, being SHERIFF W. H. RICE. The cottages 5 000 00 cert here last Saturday "). two, Miss Eva uastie, A night the her arguments for Lady Bothwell's from an educa- ."The Dollar l'riucecs"... J. Hogg, Stationery 100 00 Poultry exhibition, Leo. lohu Ena and proceeds of which went the church signature te the document which 'Full Malcom Coney. 2 tional point of view be (J. Support of Prisoners 400 00 fund. her husband and cannot Serenade "l.:i Serenade" l Schubert. Passengers arriving on the S. meant freedom to over estimated. I he College ol 7. Waltzes "Daughter of Love".. S. Treasurer Revenue Stamps The Sunday Schools of brother. One of the Maunaloa from Honolulu Wednes- Waimea hnnnr to her Hawaii made a splendid showing V. W, Bennct. 200 00 will unite in a grand Christmas amusing scenes, "The H. Finale, "Honolulu Jingle" day were: M. A. Nicoll, B. D. most, was with, some extremely interesting Water Works 4 000 00 Tree here next Sunday evening. Queen of the Black Arts," where- C. Carlton. Baldwin and wife. W. Leith, D. Y. experiments from an agriculture The Star Spangled Banner Weights & Measures 200 00 The Kekaha School closed for in Mrs. M. Lydgate appeared May, C. W. Spitz, Arthur Rice, J. source. .1. A. SoinA, Director. Roads & Bridges 90 000 00 the Christmas holidays last Friday as "Queen." Rev. J. M. C. H. Wilcox, A. Cropp, Rev. 10 the HAYNES. The i Emergency Fund 000 00 with appropriate exercsies Lvdgate again plaved the role of CARPENTER Hans Iseuberg, R. L. Wilcox and Total $173 925 00 last ' ' ' airainst mosnuitoes in Hon Thursdav. Paris' who appeared for informa- crusade wife, Mrs. Ah Hoy and child. Mr. At 12:00 o'clock m. upon motion resulting in a lot of good. DIES IN HONOLULU ,.f... tion as to his future and the olulu is Kula, J. Fassoth, J. A Hughes, of Mr. McBryde duly seconded by i c Why when..I went down last week, Miss E. McClaren, Miss Baptis-ta- , KAUAI IN dialogue w h h followed was Special L. Mr. Rodrigues the meeting was ad- THE LEAD by scotch expression I slept without a net everv night la The GarJen liland Sydney Spitzer, C. E. Haynes, marked wjtty Eukki.h, 18. of journed subject to the call of the to Tie' amusement of the and not a mosquitoe did I see. Dec, News the D. Roder, Dr. Sandow and wife, Of more than ordinary much death of Mr. Hana, in the Queen's chair. interest to flhis scene concluded BROWN-Ro- ck Miss P. Perry, Helen Bonerwoldt, Kauaiians this year was audience. HON. CECIL Hospital on the night of the 12th. the Hawai- a.bjfll',tfiil tableau, i 1 i w i 1 i breakwater? Y. Hr.nsoii, Mrs. L. Rose. ian Poultry show with for the N a w reached which came to an have that inst., here last week. Mr. MORGAN O N DECK end last week one Mil Helen'. Fountain, occupied Why Uncle Sam can Hana, has for several years past, after of the most "Queen Elizabeth" whole niountainacrosstheb iy there, interesting exhibits of fancy poul- the throne as been bookeeper for the Kauai Rail- WORK PROGRESSES Few people w e r e fortunate if i i, t r r1i(rnifit-- t attitude and by simply asking for it. The, rock try ever held in the islands. uuu ! k a " - p y way Co., at Port Allen, during enough to witness H. Morgan's nnpoSlv surrotindingsWleft nothing seems suitable and the Kauoa Estate Special to The The prize for the most perfectly which time he proved himself an ex- GarJen ItlanJ. periodical flight Sunday engineer a pre- , air last on shaped bird and one of large.st to be. desired tcf complete a perfect will gladly make the emplary young man, Hanai'Ki-u- Dec, 19. The new the of andwasheldin liis motorcycle. The scene was all prizes, wan captured by reproduction, jpfcrthe real thing. sent of it. the highest esteem by all who knew concrete bridge across Hanapepe Sheriff laid at Nawiliwili this time, the W.H. Rice, the bird being a perfect tttierdistinguished characters him. He was about twenty-seve- n River, at this place is progressing Irfys,..V,iiicent "Lord dog having rehearsed his part well. type in the family. were as years of age and, we believe, leaves very rapidly. The last abutment The curtain went up at about 10:30 Burleigh. Stewart. IS IN THE HOSPITAL is going in Sheriff Rice also copped five other &Vm. who a mother in Australia. The fune- and forms are being A. m. in front of Hamano's store. Hie part of the Earl of today made for the flooring. nrizes all being won on absolute took SLeclal The GarJen IslanJ:-- " ral is being held in Honolulu. The rider approached the spot at a who preferred charges h uieiit. i Murray," j ...... , . fair pace, and the dog, receiving Mary and the Court of lui,ua i i J ' With an entrance of five fowls, against head-lun- a his cue, ran in of the and Mary's maids com assistant for the Koloa AKINA IS OUT AGAIN A CARD O F THANKS front the Sheriff receivd six ribbons Elizabeth, al is.oioa-Hospit- machine with gn at sagacity. Thej of Josephine Morngnc, Plantation, was taueii to uio which is certain!' upholding Kau- illMing yesterday presumably Special The ltL,J. flight of the rider was not long, Juliet Rice and Catherine oncy, j Steclil la The GatJtn lilatJ. la GarJen ai's end of the game in a most gra- suffering appendicities. here- nor was the falling bad. In fact dressed and per-form- from The many friends of Clem Akina, The undersigned wishes to tifying manner. whoyere prettily it was unsuccessful as far a break- their parts very well indeed. one of Makaweli's favorite ball tos-- i by express his appreciation for the many floral offerings, at the funeral ing up things was concerned. The pages were Masters Richard Pepeekeo pays extra dividend of sers, and who had the misfortune Herbert Morse, son of Principal Paul Rice, wild to lose several of his toes as the re- of his loving wife. Also for ,the , Morse of the Hanapepe School, Sloggett and S3. 00 per share. Hawaiian, and expressions of sympathy to-da- y did their part as well if not better sult of an accidental explosion of a various Hon. G.N. Wilcox, who has' leaves for Berkley California Oahu each 40 cents in addition to in his great sorrow. than anv uieml s of tle troupe. rifle, will be glad to hear that he is been on quite an extensive trip to where he will enter school. He "The Bishop of Ross" wua taken the regular dividends,. again able to be about. J. K. Bukcskss. the coast, returned last Friday, will make his home, with relatives. V V 2 THE GARBENQlSLAND. a THE EXCELSIOR Here and There The Hudson DIARIES FIRST NATIONAL BANK for 1911 OFHAWAIl Axell Blackstad of W m e a , PRICES ai :HS- - BODYS YLES AND 1912 AT HONOLULU went down to Honolulu Saturday. Rokdtter, two paMenger, 25 gal. Ben Vickers, the Regal Shoe Capital $500.000 Surplus $175,000 tank, $1000 Office ami pocket diaries of man, left for Kilauea yesterday Road.ter, three paenger, tingle all sizes bound in cloth or morning. nimbi Seat, $1000 DIRECTORATE: pattenger, doube leather. Mail orders promptly Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Black- Roaditer, four Cecil Brown, Pres.; M. P. stad of Waimea, were in the Coun- rumble Seat, $1025 filled. Robinson, Viee-pres- .; L. ty Seat Saturday. size, bait type. T. Peck. Cashier. The Kauai Garage has just received the Hortepower 33. Bearings Front wheels; large with bal thrusts. famous Brown Impulse pump. Also the Hart, Wheel Base 100 inches. Rear wheels; roller, Geo. N. Wilcox, Geo. P. Frame Pressed steel; best open hearth stock; ford four cylinder tire Pomp. Tires 32 x 3 2 inches, front and rear. Castle, H. M. von Holt. sub-fram- Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. drop e, to which transmission and A committee will investigate Weight 1800 pounds. Young Bldg. Honolulu Kauai Acccounts Invited the motor are secured. sudden rise in sugar and why it Motor Renault type, cast en bloc, Radiator Extra large; vertical tubes; horizon- should have been made. 3 bore and 4 stroke. tal fins; very efficient. Transmission Selective sliding gear type. Dash Rich mahogany, with coil box to match. An entire battery of artillery has Three speeds forward and reverse. Protected on edges with brass moulding, been arrested in connection with Fan Back or Radiator Gaoling System Forced channeled out to the fit over edges of the Bishop &Co. the Times Building explosion. circulation splash system, vertical tube woodwork, providing protection from the JaS. F. MORGAN Indictments against four labor radiator, centrifugal water pump. weather. Semi-floatin- g Equipment Two gas head lights; generator; BANKERS leaders supposed to be connected Axles rear; front. Springs Semi and three-quarte- r elliptic front two side oil lamps; tail lamps; horn; full set with the dynamiters of Times Established 1859 the and rear respectively. of tools and jack. Stocks, Bonds Building are expected. $1000 F. O. B. Detroit. J J J Gasoline Capacity Ten gallons Runabout Price The Kaiaj Garage carries Mkhelin mastic Water Capacity Four gallons. Price $1350 F. O. B. Honoluluith top, Honolulu, Hilo, Waimka O. and tire cement for repairing cuts in tires. Control Strictly standard and internal; secured glass front and Pres Lite tank. to rear wheels. Touring Car Price $1600 F. O. B. Honolulu and Real Estate Kauai. This cement is superior to vulcanizing in all j j Clutch Leather-face- d cone with slip springs including top, glass front and Pres O. Lite tube work. Demonstrations gladly given. under leather. tank. Transacts a General Bakning Manager R. Myers of the Ki No. 857 Kaahumami Street Exchange J. Frank E. Howet, Manager and Business lauea Plantation, accompanied by Commercial ASSOCIATED GARAGE, LTD., HONOLULU and Travelers' Mrs. Myers, will return from the I of Credit issued avail- Letters extended trip abroad next Saturt able in all principal cities of day. WHEN IN NEED OF the world. 1 The Public Schools of the is land closed for the Chnsmas vaca Interest allowed at the rate Bro. Benjamin tion last Friday, the majority of New Stenciled Articles - of 4 2 per cent per annum H them doing so with interesting pro Compound erbalo on Savings deposits. Artistic is Designs Low in Price Ban grams. The schools will again be J J J aoer gin Tuesday, January 2nd. Stomach, Uvtr, Kidney and Cushion covers, Curtains, Laundry bags, Interest paid on Time De- Bladder Remedy. posits at the following rates: McMahon got ten years. Eu BLOOD PURIflCR gene Love, who was recently sen Shoe bags, Wor bags, Table Covers, Belts, Paper Bags, Twines, 3 Months 3 per cent this Miter imprisonment foi four fieTuat per annum. tenced to etc. Stationery 6 Months 3 2 per years for embezzlement, on reach cent per annum. ing San Francisco, escaped theoffi SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS HONOLULU'S LARGEST 12 Months 4 percent cers who had charge of him. per annum. Rnmor is current to the effect PAPER HOUSE that King George has been assasi Ye Arts and Crafts Shop All business entrusted by nated in India. Miss Braza, a trained nurse, came HONOLULU customers on other islands m AMERICAN HAWAIIAN up from Honolulu Friday and is receives careful and prompt Philip Rice TftAOC MARK PAPER & SUPPLY CO., LTD. attendance on Mrs. attention. during her recovery from an opera or tmi Fort and Queen Street tion for appendicities. mmo. w t orrtel

Z3 WW Swath, Blowl FitSoi. GEO. G. GUILD, Vice Prei & Mgr ia Suucb tJtei Euui. SkJi ruo The U i oof"., vi" Koloa MAJESTIC KM mmiiHi uwa """ S. Cor. Fort it Bit. Sts., Honolulu OZAKI WAIMEA Rooms by the day, week Uat Bbght't Dixue. BUdW TwxbU, EnM,RJiniuii, Impure BWlCunn, Plantation or month single o r i n &ful. MeluMhoU. Nmui CWden, Wont, Cam Wholesale Liquor suite. iptfon. Acmic Coadmoa. C. Dealer HOCK SHEE REASONABLE RATES A Gnu Tonic for Wonwa. ALSO Stor U.SO, ItflrtSJfl Tailor 5tore OPEN DAY and NIGHT S1J0 of NojiooBr. Bamsna CsbdohbJ Ht&tla. Complete Line of Oriental Goods Four years with V. Ahana, Wholesale and Retail Groceries. Kauai trade solicited iiiUMi m ticakmL Toetton OM M mom my liy ViM. Honolulu, is now located at MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL, Telephone No. 102. Branch Wahiawa, Telephone No. 7. Dry Goods of all Descriptions, All Plantation Stores and 'Dealers Proprietor Honolulu Drug Co. KAPAIA STORE General Plantation Garments cleaned and pressed Supplies. Latest prevailing fashions. Workmanship Guaranteed WANTED A position an oliuuflour 1y an I experienced Japanese. Have Uvn in HARRY ARM1TAGE HOTEL BAY VIEW n'jiair shop for Honii'tline. AUln. "11" Garden iNland Office, Lihuc. McChesney Coffee i& Co. Waimea, Kauai WANTED: a bright boy to learn Stock and Bond Broker Oceanic Steamship the printing trade. Call at this 16 MERCHANT STREET, HONOLULU j jt jt J$ & 1B office. Member Honolulu Stock and Bond Co's. Time-tabl- e Exchange has a large The Commercial Man's The Garden Island J J supply o f spelling blanks which

10,-00- 0 five cents each. The favorite S. S. SIERRA, In Campbell Block Favorite Hostlery we are selling at displacement, a blank space in tons sails from HONOLULU These books have Coffee Roasters Exclusively Honolulu Decmber 27. Jan. 17 19-1- which to write your name, class First-clas- s single to San Fran- and date. They have also lines at , tl j$ cisco, $65; round trip, $110. Roman-- the hat dealer, Beretania the bottom for filling in the num- Street Honolulu, will clean your ber o f correct and misspelled OLD KONA COFFEE C. Brewer & Co. Ltd. hat and pay return freight. DICK OLIVER, Manger words while on the back of each Charges reasonable and workman- page, are lines upon which are to GENERAL AGENTS ship is guaranteed. be written all the misspelled words. Ring up 24L. Green or Roasted. Any Quantity. Marine Intelligence In bulk ARTISTIC GIFTS or packed in any style. . Hawaiian Islands Maui Is- N'lyside Wailuku Coast 1 land Coffee of 908-- 9 Crop, or New Crop. FOR CHRISTMAS Spartan Reef Bell Buoy, 1, out of position, 1200 feet to windward of Kahului Breakwater, will be re- YEAR, we make a special effort placed as soon as practicable. EVERY Sub-distric- t, the largest and most attractive List of Buoys, etc., 12th & G. GIFTS FOR display of suitable gifts for Christmas Holiday DECEMBER 1909, p. 13. C. S. EVERYONE trade on Kauai. 1911 Chart, 4116. By order of the Commission of Try Us For Good This year we have so far, surpassed all Lighthouses: Coffee previous efforts in this respect and can boast of Leo Sahm, the greatest collection of Christmas goods ever Lieutenant, U. S. N., offered to the public. Inspector, 19th L. H. District.

Agents For Kauai, In The OPEN TOYS? SANTA'S T. E. DAVIS & CO. Harrison Mutual Curio Den Why, bless the girls and boys, old Santa's HONOLULU, T. H. SATURDAY home is right in our store. Bring the children BIG Association 1119 Fort Street, Honolulu NIGHTS Sitanc and Merchant Stubets in and let them get acquainted with the good HOME Has a fine line of Cut Glass. old soul. He loves them every- COMMISSION MERCHANTS all, and has J. M. Kaneakua on membership, Hawaiian Scenes painted thing their dear little hearts' desire. on China Blacksmith supplies. Wag- Lihue Always Popular Pricer ons, Buggies, Harness, Bi- W. H .Rice, Merchandise, Lihue cycle Sundries. Rev. J. A. Akina membership, Prompt and careful atten- Waimea iugarcos. MAKAWELI STORE tion given to mail orders. C. B. Hofgaard & C o. Ltd., Merchandise, Waimea Garden Island $2.50 Till- GARDFX ISLAND.

vJH0 num OttSWMt 111 .III MMlllf WH' MM infee;e ok isiied Our Store ilanalei items I Lest We Forget 1 Last week Mr. and Mrs. ilcox i o it made a pleasant visit to Ilanalei. I Mr.Ouinn and Major Woolen of a For the Left work and lowesl: prices call the 1'. S. Survey were at Ilanalei I tin week to see aliout the I I harbor. . If not, we invite you to Mrs. Ridel and Miss Kick! have on or write the come and see our S returned lioine. Mrs. Ridel from her visit with Mrs. White at ! and Miss Uidel from her FINE DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS trip to Honolulu. The Ilanalei valley road is in an j HONOLULU MONUMENT WORKS, LTD. unusually bad condition . There arc deep holes here and there in the P. O. Box 491 H. road which continue to .yet deeper Honolulu, T. which consists iLe ant! :is thi tviin: nwl tin. of following: Japanese em- travel continue; and if something is not done retty soon people are broidered kimonos in silk and crape, emb. shawls, liable to get out of sight, never more to be seen. If more sand silk, kanka had been put on the road hefore and cotton crape jackets, silk scarfs, baby the had weather began this de- plorable condition would h a v e kimono jackets, in silk and crape, embr. table luen prevented. The only re- REACH gauze spectable stretch of the road is which was sanded heavily 1 centers & doilies, satin embr. silk cushions, co- fuiai the rains set in. y T C 1 II . r a vers, embr. silk shirtwaist patterns, silk pincushions, K !'.: i and Mr. Gi aour :te Were o;;t boar Inuring Mr. f ,, comet Le nn t v i t h a painful accident. are sold by all the leading embr. photo frames, etc. They had already caueht lie very large pig and had begun t:'.e cliasL stores in Linen embr. centerpieces & doilies, 'bureau alter another, a smaller o n e, Hawaii covers which tan into a ravine. Mr. & scarfs, Japan332 flower vases, fern dishss, Giaconiette started down after the jardiners, pig to catch it, but in holding to a jars, etc. a shrub, which gave was . Ik fell six or seven feet on to a leek and hurt his back. Mr. Mciiefoulio Theo. H. Davies&Co., Ltd. An elegant line of Japanese lacquer ware such as: went down after him, lulped him up, and took him to the carriage. Sole Agents Trays, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Stands and ami lluu went and caught the pig. While Mr. (iiacomette was quite for the Territory of Hawaii Cabinets. badly hurt, vet the injury was not so serious but that he: was able to take the Xoeau for onolnlu CUT GLASS, HAWAIIAN JEWELRY, the following Friday, and a steamer from Honolulu for his The Reach Corh Center Ball AND CURIOS. home in Olaa. Hawaii, where he will resume his work as chemist. He had been spending his vaca- was the Official Ball of A Large Selection of Toys. tion with his old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Menefolin.... Worlds Series r The W. CI. Hall, arrived Friday morning, bringing foreign mail and THE passengers. Leslie Wishard, son of Suner-- ! REACH GOODS GUARANTEED i iiust (Li visor H. I). Wi .hard is home fioin' ,,ol,,. r..- - i,: .. l,,uutiiiwu iui i.irt in ill ion . i - Please vote that the store will be open every Saturday night until 9 o'clock

I SOME LI N OTES 66 enjamin HOLIDAY CANDIES John F.na, was an arrival on Fri- day's boat.

A. Robinson, arrived 011 the W (i. Ha!l 1'ridav. Wholesale & Retail I Let this bs your thought Ioue.l;is Daldwiu, was auarriv.d S3 when you have made up on Friday's boat. your mtnd to purchctc Dr. and Mrs. Sandow, returned K Wednesday from a a Suit or Overcoat. Men brief trip to Honolulu . stages of life who i in all mmmm S h e r ff W. H. Ki e returned want to be correctly In. 111 the poi Urv show in l.'onnln- - Gunther's celebrated Chicago dressed wear Li, Fridav niorninir. W. II. Kice c.i ne u: from Kau- Candies ai this morning by tbe W. G. Benjamin - Halll.- Star. In plain or holiday boxe; a customsr prefers Clothes" J. A. Hogg was among the ar- riving passengers from Kauai this They possecS evcty morning by the W.G. Hall. Star. feature necessary in the A new consignment of has just been received by the Fresh Chocolates And Candies making of good gar- ' CwHfc, mo ''"I , ill Kauai Garage. Don't have vour tfllfdlJtnjiinintft ;l 'J ments for men. turn tun I radiator u's.'ieiind by solder, when $ of our own nuke, in plain orholidety boxes. Se-Mc- Ol will stop all ordinandi! leaks without the slightest mar to Home-mad- e and imported candies of every de- the apj tarance of your radiator. Chas. H. Wilcox, returned Wed-- ; scription sold wholesale t o stores, churches and HONOLULU nesday, from Honolulu where he had been attending at ihe Flanters' charitable organizations. Agent3 for Phoenix Pare Silk Hose for Men and Association Meeting. Women. The Men's 50c the pair, the Women'3 75c Two Filipino gamblers were given the pair. thirty days by the Lihue Ma- gistrate Wednesday morning, Proprietor J. I. Silva of the Fle.-jd- e Store, accompanied Manager1 Christmas by Melin of Mr. Silva's Koloa branch store, were doing business in the County Seat Tree Su-i.- last Wednesday, The Largest ;ir,. I'i;ie-- t k j The Kauai Garage lakes pleasure in an-- i noui:cing thai they have entered into an agree-- I merit with the MicLtlin Tire Co. Jl lor t!ie hand-- I Ornaments W linsj of tl eir celebrated tires, tubes and other in the Tenitor v is can b rubber goods. After January first, they will have in stock all sizes in tires and tubes- -' which will e:?:.LIe them to fill all orders wsuiT;it.ih;t tirvvnai ftfjwn'i jVirr i LEVERS & COOKE, Ltd. prcrr.l!y. twk Honolulu Hooks of samsks of l'ore'gn and I'oiiu-.ti- c Wall l'.ip.rs may Soaven'is be seen at the LIHUE ST011L or at ihe stole of C. B. mailed to any address PALM CAFE HOFGAARD, Wainica. Send For Catalogue If you wish samples will Kent to you from I, ewers cc Hotel St., near Fort, Honolulu Cooke, Limited. ) &f Curio Co., I lu;ioiutu. 4 THE GARDEN ISLAND.

TI IE GARDEN ISLAND Kiluuea School. mTv" IlatlaU-- i School. Now, DECEMBER 1911 then Bro. bulletin, if its HOW ABOUT YOUR TUESDAY lc. in you to play fair to the teaching staff of the Territory, please carry Every Tuesday. Issued out such investigation, and when X-MA- Entered :it the post office ;it you have learned all there is to S s GIFTS? Lihue, Kauai, as second-clas- know concerning conditions in the above schools, just get hold of mat II i . Sri'.SCKM'TIoN R.VTKS ?'.5ti Tku that "schedule" and compare a few give SI.5H OK SIX MONTHS notes. If you can conscienciously DON'T weny etcut what to our IN ADVANCE say, after an iinpartial comparison i-- k , no injustice prevails, we'll is A i yk K'i'iMMi R.vti-s- 5 Cknts that family or friends. Our store just full of 4v a i An Inch l'i: k Month. devour crow with relish. Page Advertising sensible gifts for every one. Give some- Front Nkwsjwpkr rivalry in most in- Rates $3.00 Per Square Inch stances is interesting tho' gen- thing worth while; don't waste youi? money Each Insertion. erally speaking, amounts to very little. Hut when a paper so far for- on trash. Here are a few sure enough sen- THE HIGH IDEALS OF 70 YEARS E. !'.. HKini;i;w.TKK, Editor as t o a stand gets itself make sible gifts: IN THE K. C. IIoitku, Managkr against a body of citizens to whom TAKE DEFINITE FORM it is especially indebted for its N'.iw that Christmas is again popularity, there is indication that Ladies' Desks Magazine Racks ne.iniu. it is worthwhile remem- i t has outlived its usefulness as Toilet Tables Taborets 1911 Knox Hats bering th.'.t Christmas is the birth- an advocate of justice and right Music Cabinets Hat Racks day of Jesus, the man principles, as well as shows an finest we've ever asked you to look at What who never gave the absolute lack of appreciation. Framed Mirrors Cost timers Chrisimas world a dollar. He Shaving Mirrors Morris Chairs and that's saying a great deal. Means bestowed upon man, IS A LITTLE TOO FLY n o t a solitary gift, Shaving Stands Reception Chairs There's not a break in the chain of shapes Special to The Qarden hlanj. lie carved no statue, painted Smokers' Stands Rockers and dimensions covering a range so wide picture, wrote no poem, com- tin Honolulu Dec, 13. Aviator Flower Stands Library Chairs posed v.o song, founded no edifice; Gordon was arrested here yester- that no man can say: "you haven t just but lie stands in history as a great day charge with passing bogus Work Tables Card Tables (iiver. Silver and gold, He had checks. Foot Stools Bookcases what I Wanted." had, He-gav- Hail of none, but such as He in the sum 5250.00 was Knox Soft Hats, $5.00 to men. the touch of a sympathe- furnished by T. J . Lord. The real BEACON HATS tic hand, the healing love of a gene- Gordon is said to be in New York Knox Stiff Hats, $5.00 (Made by Knox) and the bracing energy and the man here purporting to Ik.' rous heart Knox Silk Hats, $8.00 $3.50 of a courageous spirit. The best such is supposed to be an thing God is able to give us is not gold and silver, or costly stones, THE HOUSE OF QUALITY but Himself. J. A. Hogg, manager o f the Silva's Toggery, Ld. It is when wc give of the things Kauai Garage and Superintendent of the spirit that we escape the of the local Telephone Co., return- HONOLULU t realm of embarrassments and bur- ed Friday from a business trip to dens. Into a spiritualized Christ- Honolulu. mas we cveiyonc can enter, the Miss Hlanche Wishard is home J. HOPP & CO., Ld. rich and the pour, the high and the from I'unahou for her vacation. low, the small and the great. Miss E v a Hastie, a Normal 185 King St., Honolulu ! In preparing, then, our Christ- School student is spending her va- Waimea Stables mas prese nts, let us prepare to give cation with her parents in Eleele. j LIMITED some of things which Malcom Coney, son of Represen- the Jesus I Up-to-da- Livery, Draying and Boarding Stable a. d Auto- - tative Coney, and a gave. Along with the many things I'unahou boy, Z Livery Business. which have prices, let us give a is spending his vacation in I few which ate priceless. Let us AUTOMOBILE STAGE-LIN-E give thought to someone who needs it, sympathy to someone who cra- BETWEEN LIHUE and KEKAHA ves it, praise to someone who de- JEWELERS Leaving Lihue every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. serves it but does mot get it, kind- If you are athirstfor a Leaving Kekaha every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ness to someone whom the world I ARRIVING AT THEIR DESTINATION IN TlIRF.K HOURS has overlooked, affection to some- real good glass of one who is starving for it, inspira- Everything in thk a W. WEBER Manager. tion to someone who is fainting be- Sii.vlr and Gold Link I Telephone 4 W Waimea P. O. Box 48 cause of the lack of it. Rich Cut Glass and beer, ask for One's Christinas does not consist Art Goods. in the abundance of the things Mkrchaniusi: v which lie receives or gives away, thk Hi:;t Qr.u.nv Only. but in the spirit of good will which fills Lis "7 heart. 9 The That's J3rewed s, B.F.W!CHAH4C0,U. 3eer shop-pcr- VwfZZr Td i. ..re some Christinas ft lo Inc CJimevie OUR ASSORTMENT LEADING J l'.WKI.KUS ouit OF Who shop early in the fall: I O. Box .V1J Honolulu And there are other shoppers, ill Christmas Gifts Who do not shop at all. INCLUDES THE BEST One of whom am us. You'll pronounce it TOILET REQUISITES After The Holidays Thk Springfield Mo., court of the finest beer you BENSON, SMITH & CO, appeals is wrestling with the ques- acknowledgements of Santa l: t : t Honolulu 11 tion "Does a stolen kiss constitute Claus' favors from near and far will be in order. ever drank. It's iTHEREXALL -- an asstilt?" Certainly it is not T- Thrum's Book Sc. Sta- f e tr iTVxa. Jt is a sugar. tionary Siore, Honolulu, is brewed especially prepared to attend to all such A Bathing scene in a play has or other orders of Society, for this require- climate. been put under the ban by the En- Business or Office Agent ments. glish censor. He was probably Also, for home reference Alexander Young Hotel Laundry afraid that it was more than the use, o r mailing t o friends people would bare even if the actor abroad for its fund of infor- did. mation, is the We do first class work on all dry clean- HAWAIIAN ANNUAL ing and fancy dresses. Give us a trial. Ml.sS MvkHAKKT FOR 1912 DkAl'l-- of OFFICE TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE Washington, one of those unfor- (its the 38th. issue,) an es- pecially strong historic re- . i: ; SACHS' STORE tunate sn.s who has so much Honolulu. search number with money current 1 that she doesn't know what papers of timely interest and For to do with it. will have a coming-ou- t latest revised tables. Fully party iLc. J 7 which will cost uptoits standard. Mailed to CHRISTMA SHOPPING . 8.S c-uts- ( i:u. ,,t the features will any address for Office Kvery steamer arriving in Honolulu is bringing new I The HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO. LIMITED b,- a garden ot marguerites filled and l'ocket Diaries for 191 Desk Calendar I'ads nierchandise to our store. Chiffon and Net Dresses in the very w .th live hua.niing birds. I n other for 1V12, w it h o r without latest style, livening Coats, Shirtwaists and Tailored Suits. words the o.t asioii will be a stands. A handsome hand-ba- g is a mo appropriate gift for a lady. I Honolulu Out of town orders given We have a very choice selection to offer Beaded bags, Irish careful attention. Crochet, Velvet and Leather bags in the latest styles. a Niaily i i i.irk au'ain-- t tin1 public Pure Irish Linen soft bleached and hand-embroider- I i h""i ai.in;i'ji ..a lit can U- tlaccl to the I ., THOS. G. THRUM initials six in a box at $2.00 and $2.50 per box. tail nv .... ,. w a.-- ' M.-- ti r iir more Stationer, Honolulu 'mI, i..M.-- ACENTS FOR :.u appointment on j ' ; a - it ONYX !!" ii. u c r c in HOSIERY WESTINGHOUSE a.iM,,. - );;,. ELECTRIC A Ladies stockings in lisle and silk hand embroidered Black If the pe-,.- y MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. Bulletin would do a Silk Stockings at 3.50 a pair. I little : nvest i , mug it would very AND Hkclv cease -- .'..h x Useless prattle. j California Feed Co. Madeira embroidered linen centerpieces plate and tumbler An invest; .. a. ion of the salaries, doylies to match sold in sets and separate dizens also in J WATER Dealers PELTON WHEEL CO. tic: grades ... certificate and the in venise and cluny. Mail orders entrusted to our care will receive J oi e riviiee- ot principals Bkan, R(:,i.i:iB.ki.i.Y, prompt and careful attention. Instructions as to shipping, I 'n Ui',',-- (Hay, '! ;ng si. hools, mix lit Whkat, Miihii.ings mailing and marking of packages will be attended to in such a J ai;:a .. aat c the Bulletin's way that there will be no disappointment. j v. ! Sole agents for Electrical Supplies and Repairs of cV.i::ne.. All I.n'i : inatiiiN.i. Stock ami i i :!! :; . pe S.hool. I' it'I.T J'. Y I'iKI) L:"'t!e kool. SA CHS DR Y GOODS CO. Kinds are Handled. II N:hoo!. J 1'. O. Box IS2, Honolulu :: K i K Pii S.'ho,,:, TIIK GARDKN ISLAND 5 New BooJs In Waimea Library

S4 Mother Maxim Goi key 6 In The Bath Comedy Agr.es and Kgerton Castle-Geral- 696 In Vanity Fair Kleanor Hoyt Bainard 5S5 The l'.lack HaK Louis J i ts.- h Vance 641 Inspired Millionaires Stanley Le 697 The Guest of Ouesnay Booth T.iikiaglou 5S6 Rosalind at Red Gate Muvdilh Ntchol.son 642 Old Wives for New David Graham Phillip 693 The Trail of the Lonesome Pine John Fox, Jr. Here and There 5S7 .Somehow Good William de Morgan 6 k? The Post Girl Kdward C. Booth 699 Ballads Rudyard Kipling 5.SS Joseph Vance William de Morgan 644 The Metropolis I'ptoti Sinclair 700 The Firing Line Robert W. Chambers 5S9 The Great Secret K. P. Oppeiiheini 5 Marjorie Daw Thomas Bailey Aidrich 701 The Whole Family Twelve Authors 5')D l'ij;s is l'ijjs K. P. PtUler 646 The Lady of the Aroostook W. D. Howells 702 Walda Marv 1 lollaiul Kinkaid Manager B. I). Baldwin, of the 703 Man Bird Verill Mighcls 501 151 lie Laws of Connecticut J. II. Trumbull 647 Two Bites of a Cherry Thomas Bailey Aidrich Chatwit the Philip Makaweli Plantation, accompanied Amos J. A. Mitchell 64 S The Dolly Dialogues Anthony Hope 7o4 The Man from Brodneys Geo. Barr McCuteheou 502 Jtuld by Mrs. 5')3 The Seats of the Mightv Gilbert Parker 6 10 A Spirit in Prison Robert I lichens 705 Lewis Rand Mary Johnston Baldwin, were returning 5')4 The Awakening of the lJuehe s ! ranees Charles 65o Man and Superman Bernard Shaw 706 Rose of Old St. Louis Marv Dillon passengers on the Matinaloa Wed- Sarah Pratt Carr 651 Krncst H. Abbott 707 Hans Briuker Mary M. Dodge 505 The Iron Way On the Training of Patents nesday morning. 5y( The Man of Yesterday Mary Holland Kincaid 652 The Riverman Stewart Kdward White 708 The Heart of Lady Anne 5v7 The .Solitary Summer Mars- - Holland Kincaid 653 The Leaven of Love Clara L. Burnhain Agnes and Kgerton Castle C. Y. Spitz, returned Wednes- 7o9 Detiby 54S Alters of Mammon Kli.abelh NelT 654 Arvthusa F. Marion Crawford Pigs in Clover , Frank day from a business trip to Hono- - 59 Alton of Somasco Harold ISindloss 655 Prisoners of I lope Marv Johnston 71o Yaiti of the Islands Beatrice Grimshaw G'() Korea Angus Hamilton 656 The Nun R Baziuene 711 That Mainwaring Affair A. Maynard Barbour lulu. Mary 601 Old field Nancy Huston Banks 657 The Four Pools Mysterv 712 Up and Down the Sands of Gold Devereux County Treasurer. Arthur Rice, Henry M. Blossom, 111 is 713 From Kingdom to Colony Marv Devereux 6(12 Checkers Jr. 658 The Cheerful Smuglers Parker Butler r'.turned on the MauiK'iloa from Lady Inyer of Osteraat Henrik Ibsen 659 Before Adam Jack London 714 Soldier Rigdale 'l5. M. Dix 63 business trip to the coast. 604 Vikins of Helgeland 66i i The Fair Moon of Bath Kli.abeth Kilis 715 Together Robert Derrick 605 Brand 661 The Adventures of Francois S. Weir Mitchell 716 The While Cat Gelett Bugess Antone Cropp a n d the Rev. . of 606 Peer Gynt 602 My Lady Peggy goes to Town Frances A Mathews 717 The House the Green Shutters Hans Isenberg, were among Wed- 663 of the Ghetto Israel Zanywill George Dougless 607 Kmperor and Galilean Children nesday 's arrivals from Honolulu. 60S The League of Youth 664 The Wood carver of 'Lymptis M. K. Waller 718 Robespierre Auge Galdeniar 609 A Doll's House 665 The Giant' Strength Basil King 719 Richard Carvel W. Churchill R. L. Wilcox and wife, returned 610 An Enemy of the People 666 That Printer of Udells Harold Bell Wright 720 I'ther and Igraine W. Deeping Wednesday from quite an exten- Sir Walter Besant 667 The Fair God Lew Wallace 721 Ramoua Helen Jackson sive trip on the coast. 611 Rosmersholm 668 Pam Bettiua von Hutten 722 Wroth Agnes and Kgerton Castle The S. S. Matinaloa, arrived 612 lleda Gabler 669 To Have and to Hold Mary Johnston 723 Ruweiizori Duke of Abru.zi 613 Little Kyolf 670 Rockhaven Charless Clark Munn 724 Kve's Glossary Marquise de Fontenoy Wtdiitsday morning, with passen- 614 Who Goes There B. K. Benson 671 The Good Red Karth Kden Phillpotts 725 The Fiv on tlie Wheel Katherine Cicil Thurston gers and mail. She is taking the K. Barr 726 54-4- 0 or Knierson Hough 615 A Song of a Single Note Amelia 672 When Patty went to College Jean Webster Fight 'Kinau'srun, the latter being on Bowling Green Amelia K. Barr 673 Ktnile Zola 727 All Sorts and Conditions of Men ' 616 The Belle of the Lourdes the dry deck for repairs. 617 A Friend with the Countersign B. K. Benson 674 Our Lady of the Beeches Baroness von Hutten 728 The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig 618 Caroline Lee Lillian Bell 675 The Adventures of Capt. Horn Frank R. Stockton David Graham Phillips Dr. Sun Yat Sen's sou was re- 619 Tekla Robert Barr 676 The Chaperon C. N. and A. M. Wilhamsson 729 Comrades Thomas Dixon, Jr. cently reported to be a through A. Hope 620 The Maid of Maiden Lane Amelia K. Barr 677 The Red Ktggers Kugene Twing 730 The Great Miss Driver passenger to China. Darroll of the Blessed Isles Irving Balehelkr 678 The Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks 731 The Red Mouse W. II. Osborne 621 Kuhio is still booming 622 The Man Who was Dead Arthur W. Marchmont Frank R. Stockton 732 The Climber K. F. Benson Carter 623 I Will Repay Baroness Orc.y 679 The King of Diamonds Louis Tracy 733 Srptimus W. J. Locke for governor, notwithstanding the 624 Gallagher and other Stories Richard II. Davis 680 The Ladv of the Blue Motor G. Sidney Paternoster 734 The Red Citv S. Weir Mitchell hitter's emphatic refusual to be Davis 735 Mayors Wife Anna Katherine Green 625 The Northerner Norah 681 The Diva's Ruby F. Marion Crawford The considered in the race. The Maid at Anns Robert W. Chambers 682 Daughter of Magnate Frank H. Spearman 736 Vergilius Irving Batcheller 626 Fassoth of 627 A Friend of Caesar William Stearns Davis 633 The Fugitive Blacksmith Chas. D. Stewart 737 Four Roads to Paradise Maud Wildei Goodwin J. Waimea, came up 628 Diane Katheriue Holland Brown 684 The Great Mogul Louis Traev 733 The Story of an Untold Love Paul Leicester Ford on the Maunaloa Wednesday. Foxcroft Davis 759 On the Wing of Occasions Joel Chandler Harris 629 Mrs. Darrell 685 The Barrier Rex Beach Sydney Spitzer, Rubinstein Co. 's 630 Hasan, a Fellah Henry Oilman 6S6 Doctor Bryson Frank II . Spearman 740 The Manxman Hall Cain popular representative was an ar- 631 A Great Love Clara Louise Burnlnuu 687 Helen's Babies John Iiaberton 741 At Home with the Jardines Lilian Bell rival on the 632 On the We-- a Trial Caroline Brown 6SS The Pillar of Light Louis Tracy 742 Her Mountain Lover Hamlin Garland Maunaloa. 633 The Misdemeanors of Nancy Kleanor Hoyt 639 The Wings of the Morning Louis Tracy 743 The Southerners Cyrus T. Brady Carpenter C. K. Haynes, came Rhoda Broughton Snuff Box Henry 744 Looking Backward Kdward Bellamy 634 Foes in Law 690 The Cardinals Hailaud up from Honolulu Wednesday and Lass o' Lowries Frances H. Burnett 691 The Lady Paramount Henry Harland 745 Janice Meredith Paul Leicester Ford 635 The left for Hanalci next day, where 636 The Black Douglass S. R. Crockett 692 Testing of Diana Malory Mrs. Humphrey Ward 746 A Few Remarks Simeon Ford Kgerton 693 The of a Child Dauby he will busy himself for some time-t- 637 The Pride of Jennico Agnes and Castle Heart Frank 717 The Captain of the Grey Horse Troop 694 Holy Orders Marie Corelli come in the construction of Ila- - 638 Mr. Crewe's Career Winston Churchill Hamlin Garland Homer 695 Peter F. Hopkinson Smith Continued on page 6. j nalei's new church. 639 Vermilion Pencil Lea

mi n mmtmwiMfJISIIl QlFlStlTlSS should be done up neatly and to do them up neatly you will need a supply of T U E APE We have in stock a quantity of pure white tissue and will be 6 pleased to supply you with any quantity. I 5 sheets for 5c Make that school boy or girl a Christmas present of one of our extremely neat COMPOSITION BOOKS AND SPELLING TABLETS. These books are made of a good quality of bond paper and are very popular with the children. The Composition Book has a place' on the front cover for the name and grade of the student, and on the back a mip of the Hawaiian Islands. On the inside of the back cover thsre is pinted the tables of multiplication and the differnet measures. The Spalling Tablet has each page numbered from 1 to 25, with blanks for the num- ber of correct and misspelled words. Each page is perforated at the top so it can bo detached when full. Every child in the county should have these books. Price 5c each. We pay freight on orders for 100 or more books. G raen1! isj and o ice THK GARDEN ISLAND.

874 Lady THE Morton Colonist Mrs. Humphrey Ward ew waMea library books 875 Mary Cary Kate Laugk-- Bosher 876 Personal Conduct ot Belinda TU1-.S- Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd A utomobile Batle vies 877 Little Brown Jug of Kildare Meredith Nicholson page 5 Continued from 878 The Taming of Red Butte Western The Custom of the Country Mrs. Hugh Fraser Francis Lvnde Ths Best Ignition Batteries on the Market The Son-ow- of Satan Marie Corelli 879 The Fascinating Mrs. Ilaltoti E. F. Benson The Redemption of David Carson 8X0 The Story of Gosta Burling Selina Lagerlof In Any Quantity matU Charles Frederic (loss 8X1 Mv Ladv of the North Randall Parrish Squire Thin llolman F. Day 8X2 The Trail of the Sword Gilbert Parker i:.i52 The Diarv of a Freshman Charles M. Flandreau 8X3 Freckles Gene Stratum Porter 1N 53 Eben llolden Irving Batcheller XX4 Lavender and Old Lace Mvrtle Reed Electrical Supplies of All Kinds The Grip of Honor Cyrus T. Brady 8X5 The Battle of the Strong Gilbert Parker Tekla Robert Barr 8X6 Infatuation Llovd Osborne FroM The Reign of Law James Lane Allen 887 The Second Generation David Graham Phillip; I Irving Batcheller Rofes D'ri and 8X8 The American Prisoner Eden Philpotls 58 The Cofcssions of a Rail Road Signal Man X89 Bob Hampton of Placer Randall Parrish Honolulu Electric Co., Ltd. Each . O. I'agan 890 When Wilderness was King Randall Parrish 59 Babs the Impossible Sarah Grand 891 Red Saunders II. W. Phihips HONOLULU of the Rocks Gabriele D'Anuncio A K. 11. 60 The Maidens 892 Singular Life Elizabeth Stuart Phillips 61 The Flame of Life 893 The Ordeal of Elizabeth C. 62 The Intruder 894 Prisoners of Chance Randall Parrish 63 Child of Pleasure 895 A Little Brother of the Rich Nov 64 The Triumph of Death Joseph Mc-dil- l Patterson Hains 612 P. O. Box 54 i 65 The Cruises of the Petrel T. Jenkins 896 African Game Trails Theodore Roosevelt bcriug 66 Mr. Barnes, American 897 The Missioner Phillips Oppciiheim HONOLULU Archibald Clavering Gunther 898 The Rosary Florence L. Barclay SCRAP IRON CO. 67 My Friend Prospero Henrv Harland 899 The Mistress of Shentone Florence L. Barclay C. II. BROWN, Manager Wh6S Richard Yea and Nay Maurice Hewlett 900 The Kingdom of Slender Swords Chris'69 In the Fire of the Heart Ralph Waldo Trine Hallie Emuine Rives Dealer in Me.' 70 Quisante Anthony Hope 901 Open Count Maurice Hewlett '71 The ArnclifTe Puzzle Gordon Holmes 902 An Interupted Friendship Mrs. E. L. Yoynich SCRAP IRON, BRASS, COPPER. AND 72 Helbeck of Bannisdale Mrs. Humphrey Ward 903 Tower of Ivory Gcrtude Atherton SECOND - HAND MACHINERY lie Q73 A Mvsterious Disappearance Gordon Holmes 904 The Beloved Vagabond William Locke Hegan Rice J. no i'W75 Mr. Opp Alice 905 The Game and the Candle Eleanor M. Ingram St., nkar Emcctkic Powkr Station. posce776 Between the Lines Capt. Charles King 906 A Certain Rich Man William Allen White l.ut I767 Pro Patria Max Peinberton 907 The Great War 777 Anne of Green Gables L. M. Montgomery 908 Bv (,.vc778 Inheritance Octave Thonet Thompson's Progress C. J. Cutliffe II y ne 909 The Blue Bird Maurice Maslerliuck 110110779 The Lodestar Sidney R. Kennedy 910 Master of the Vineyard Myrtle Reed to m780 Audrey Slary Johnston 911 Ailsa Paige Robert W. Chambers Coyne Furniture Company, Limited tic h;781 The Inner Shrine Anonvmous 912 Simon the Jester -- W. J. Locke Alexander Young rous782 Many Cargoes W. W. Jacobs 913 The Lost Embassador 1 Phillips Oppenheiin Building, Honolulu 783 Chippendales Robt. Grant of The 914 The Motor Maid C. N. and A.M. Williamson FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS a784 McTodd C. J. Cutliffe Hyne 915 Flying Machines Jackman et al Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Sideboards, Box tlnii785 The Lion and the Mouse Arthur llornblow 916 Nathan Burke ' Mary S. Wales Couches, Mattresses, Etc. gold Capt. Chas. King 786 A Broken Sword 917 The Rose in the Ring Geo. B. McCutchen UPOLSTERING AND REPAIRING but 787 Peggy O'Neal Alfred Henry Lewis 918 Max Katherine Cecil Thurston It "8 Black Friday Frederic S. Isham 919 The Silent War J. A. Mitchell of Mount Frederic S. Isham of t.789 The Ladv the 920 Rest Harrow Maurice Hewlett 790 The Day's Work Rudyard Kipling Siege of rcali 921 The the Seven Suitors 791 A Sailors Log Roblev D. Evans Meredith Nicholson (kni-79- TRENT Ben Blair Will'Lillibridge 922 Making of Bobbv Burnitt TRUST CO., Ltd. mas 793 The Son of the Wolf Jack London 923 The old Wives' Tale Arnold Bennett HONOLULU rich 794 Kathrine Elinor McCartnev Lane 924 Winston of the Prairie Harold Bindloss 795 of Grand Seigneur Olin L. Lvman Member low, The Trail the 925 The Slim Princess George Ade Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange 796 Where the Trial Divides Will Lillibridge 926 I17 Lorimer Harold Bindloss 97 The Quickening Francis Lynde 927 Two Gentlemen of Virginia mas 798 The Handmade Gentleman Irwing BatcheHer Georj. carry Real Estate, Insurance, Trusts som799 Flower of the Dusk Myrtle Reed 928 Six Sylindc-- Courtship Edward Salisburg Field WANTED-T- wo first-clas- uav,800 A Motor Car Divorce Louise Closser Hale 929 Cupid's Understudy Edward Salisburg Field or three s 801 Letters from a Selfmade Merchant to His .Son 930 The Dragon Painter Mary McNeil Feucloss agents on win George Horace Lorrinier t.auai. lVw 931 The Maids of Paradise Robert W. Chambers 802 Old Gorgo Graham George Horace Lorimer 932 The Wild Olive Anonvnuts give 803 The White Sister F. Marou Crawford 933 Back to Arcadv Frank Waller Allen it. fS04 Cap'n Eri Joseph C. Lincoln 934 The East of Today and Tomorrow Ves 805 Mr. Pratt Joseph C. Lincoln Henry C. Potter 806 Forty one Years in India 935 Clayhanger Arnold Bennett son Earl Roberts of Kandahar lies: 936 Doctor Licke of Labrador Norman Duncan g07 The Sunset Trail Alfred Henry Lewis 937 Shorty McCabe Sewell Ford lias 808 Elizabeth Visits America Elinor Glynn 938 The Sgnawman Faversham and Royle one 809 The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne William J. Locke 939 Lorraine Robert W. Chambers s& w lio,810 Partner of the Tide Joseph C. Lincoln 940 The Christian Hall Caine 811 The Puppet Crown Harold McGrath 941 Side Stepping with Shorty cal,812 Sewell Ford The McTeague Frank Morris 942 Rebecca Mary Annie Hamilton label that has gained the confidence of the discrimina- C Donnell ting 813 In the Name of a Woman 943 Doctor Lavcndars People Margaret consumer. in Deland Arthur W. Marchmont 944 Fair Margaret F. Marion Crawford Fruits, Vegetables, Fish, Catsup. Sauces, Olives, Preserves. 814 and .Sap wh Tillie Helen R. Martin 945 King Spruce llolman Day Jellies syrup. but 815 Uncle Terry Charles Clark Munn 946 Whirlpool Henry K. Sienkiwicz 816 The Devil Ferenc Monar 1,11 647 The Argonauts Cliza Orzenszko 817 Yolanda Chas. Major 948 The Rules of the Game Stewart Edward White 818 The Four Feathers A. E. W. Mason 949 The Girl of the Limber Lost 819 The Main Chance Meredith Nicholson 820 The Girl from Tim's Place Charles Clark Munn Gene Stratton Porter saw 950 The Memoirs of a Baby Josephine Dockam . 821 The Pit Frank Morris 822 Sixty Years in the Wilderness Henry W. Lucy 951 Old Chester Tales Margaret Deland 823 The Jessamy Bride F Moore 952 In old Bellaire Mary Dillio'n Frankfort The Right Princess Clara 824 The Pines of Lory J. A. Mitchell 953 Louise Burnham 825 The Third French Republic Frederic Lawton 954 The Gift of the Grass John Trotwood Moore TABLE DELICACIES 955 Burt Frederic Upham 826 Marriage a la Mode Mi- Humphrey Ward John Adams 827 Home Life in all 956 Rich Men's Children Geraldine Bonner Lands Charles Morris Opened YOUR DEALER 828 The Danger Mark Robt. W. Chambers 957 The Shutters Clara Louise Burnham WILL SUPPLY YOU ap 829 The White Prophet Hall Caine 958 Dr. Seveir George W. Cable 959 The Adventures of Elizabeth in Rugen tic 830 The Score Lucas Malet 831 of V. Anonymous ai: The Shadow the Cathedral B. Ibanez 832 Lights 960 The Broad Highway Jeff cry Farnol Northern Gilbert Parker eight sa 833 Red Rock Thomas Nelson Page 961 Briton and Boir Several Authors cases of tuberculosis of oilier ren contracted the disease in the 962 Heart of Midlothiam Sir Walter Seott parts of the body bacil- - 834 The Heritage of Unrest Gewndolcn Overton the bovine majority of cases by drinking con-lu- s 835 The Romance of a Plain Man Glasgow 963 Gospel Writ in Steel Arthur Paterson was found. These Elkn statistics taminated milk. Is it not just pos-sho- w 836 The Silver 964 John Halifax Gentleman Miss Mulck Horde Rex Beach quite conclusively that bovine sible that our cities are justified 837 In Innerste Afrika Duke of Meckkr.burg 965 Montezumas Daughter II. Rider Haggard in a' bacteria may produce the disease insisting ail The Calling of Dan Mathews Harold Bell Wright 966 The Woman Errand Anonymous that milk from animals al in adults, but such cases are very not known e 839 Anne of Avonlea L. M. Montgomery 967 Before nn Audience Nathan Sheppard to the tuberculosis-fre- I 840 Stradella rare indeed. shall be pasteurized? - F. Marion Crawford 968 Jack Wheeler David Southwick Careful re- d 841 Little Sister Snow Frances Little A wholly different story is told gulatiou of our 969 Anna Karenina Leo Tolstoi milk supplies is 842 Old Rose and Silver Myrtle Reed by the examination of the bacteria coming. 843 The Bride of the Mistletoe Jame Lane Allen from cases of tuberculosis in 844 Colonel Grcatlicart child R. E. BrciiANA.x. II C. Bailey the whole proposition. Even the ren 845 Captain Stormiiclds Visit to Heaven Mark Twain Tuberculosis' under sixteen years. In all t 846 Martin Eden Jack London Is Bovine opponents of the transmission theo- there were 352 of these cases ex 847 John Marvel, Asst.mt Thomas Nelson Page ry will perforce admit it as an amined and in ninclv-tw- o of their, THE BANX OF HAWII, 848 It Never Can Happen Again Win. de Morgan established fact if one-fourt- Given to Man? typical bovine or over the bovine bac- Limited 849 Bel Ami Guy - de Maupassant bacteria can be- demonstrated in teria were present and doubtless 850 The Window, etc. Guy de Maupassant LIHUE BRANCH human tuberculosis. Evidence on came from drinking milk from tu- 851 Mad, etc. Guy de Maupassant Continued from last week. Liiit K, Katai. Hawaii 852 Ball of Tallow, etc. Guy ile Maupassant this point was at first conflicting, berculosis animals. It is interest- accuracy of Koch's statistics re- - Deposits are received suhject 853 Monsieur Parent, etc. Guy ile Maupassant but recently the number of cases ing to note too that tuberculosis of to check. Certificates of de- 854 Madame Telliers, etc. lative to tuberculosis in children reported has become sufficiently lungs Cuy de Maupassant the alone was never caused posit issued payable-- on de- 855 Moiron, etc. Guy ile by the examination of records in Maupassant large so that we are at least able to by the bovine tubercle bacillus. mand. Loans made on ap- 856 Franeesca and Carlotta Rondoli other countries. It seems that hej arrive at reasonably definite conclu- Out of eighty-eigh- t cases of tuber- proved security. Guy de Maupassant under-estimate- d the importance of sions. culosis of the glands of the neck Duaits Dit.wvx ox 857 The Welding Laf;vctte Mrl.aiu this class of cases. It was further 858 The Hand on the Latch Mary Two American bacteriologists, forty, about one-hal- f, Honolulu CholnioiKkky shown by experiments upon ani- ir were Bremen 859 Beasley's Christmas Party Booth Tarkingloii Parke and Krumwiede, have recent- caused by bacteria of the bovine San Francisco Berlin b''0 King mals that the tubercle bacillus New York Hong Truxton Geo. Bair McCutclieon ly compiled these ssatistics and ad- type, and of seventy-liv- e cases in Kong 861 Lord Loveland Discovers America could be and could pass London Yokohama fed ded to them. An examination of which the intestines di-- j C. and other and A. M. Williamson through the intestinal walls with- S AVI NCS Dl-l'- KT.M some of them will prove helpful. gestive organs forty-thre- e 862 1 he Orphan Clarence Mulford were involved out producing disease there, and Interest paid on Savings De- 81 3 The Bishop of Cottontown In all there are records of the kind or more than one-hal- f were yet form the characteristic taber-cle- s posits. 4 per cent on ordi- John Trotwood Moon-Rober- t of bacteria present in lu)2 cases if of bovine origin. in of nary and 4 per cent on sr,4 Bella Donna 1 1 or nodules other parts Term ii hens human tul erculosis. Of these 6X6 In short, taki'ig at their face va- Deposits. K65 body. swallow-in-- ; Ordinary Savings Kilini ny of the Orchard I. M. Montj. onicry In other words, Were adults, that is from indivi- Deposits 8:, 6 A lue the best arguments ever put will be received up 10 Summer Hvninal John Trotwood M tubercle bacilli might produce-diseas- S2,5nu duals over sixteen years of age,, forth by the opponents of the pos-- j in any olu. account. b(,l Susanna and Sue Ka'e Douglas Wiggin in many parts of the body i.68 A Modern By far the greatest proportion of nihility of transmission of cattle tu- - S. Dr.iDsiT Boxi;s Chronicle Winston Churchill other than the intestines. 8'9 White Magic David Grab mi Phillips these (569 in all) were cases of con- beivulosis to man. it been Rknt 52 and 53 a Yi:ak The question finally simmered has 87u The S. lent Call PM win Milton R yk-J-. sumption, or tuberculosis of tile shown beyond a reasonable doubt 871 The Prodigal down to this: Can bovine tubercle Father Storer Cloiision of-th- lungs, and of these there was not that about one-quart- tuber- 872 The Pri madonna b.-- in dis- F. Marion Crawford bacilli demonstrated the one in which the bovine tubercle culosis in children is due to bovine 873 The Green Mouse Robt. W. Chalmers is Job Printing ease in man? This the kernel of bacillus was certainly found. In bacteria. That means these child- - a Specialty THE GARDEN ISLAND 7

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)ll flic isl;i:ii nf Uiiiuii. t Ue.ir TIic Lender Clot'ning. We I hi' Kauai's Young Belated late-- ( t (.'.Mills :il I ui.i' ii in ic - A ml -a e ii :i'nn lii li.'i 1. Hose criit suit ni Holeproof jmt orev.rv iV'in $10 $25. Mail orders ptly nit. ii !.. t Wanted i.u-- tu illl'l re.V.-e-n ".! 10 !.u.d Kauai. People I lis Happiness I THE LEADER Guaranteed for Six Months j CLOTHIERS Christmas Poems Short Story Series Six Pair to the Box town o cqanvia maumm rm mutvum i.rcrr-- -i rcw e cotxm ww (ChriiUtnau Attain 'Ensured to Martha Tvlcr? Mrs Christina: main, with its joy and XVanl d ,K.r i,rot,R.r its cheer, wr. all. Ladies' Lisle, in black, white and tan, ?..'" box bright-Ho- nouueed the interesting news to her. Christmas again! How it Children's Ribbed, black miiv, 5- -' box e' " ens the year "Why, it's the most alistird tiling I Li Men's Cotton, black and tan, 1.75 box Christines again it makes ever heard of." Over your Christmas prise ntr for the most desirab most us recall! At this rather unusual form of Men's Lisle, black and tan, So box The Star o'er the stable. congratulation her brother Leon- Men's Cotton, while and assorted colors, 2 box. suitable and least expensive ( ali correct gifts is a The Child in the stall! ard laughed. (Cbritilmaa "On the principal that there's1 $15 TRQLA no fool like an old fool?" lie in-- j 1C quired. "Well, since we are in for Everywhere, everywher, Christmas Good music brightens your home and t lie re isn't a home tonight! adages, ns one might say, 'It's nev-- ; Christmas in lauds of fir-tre- e an v where that wonld'iit he belter fur having a Yictro'a. the er too late to mend.' And, joking, and pine, aside, I'm surely the luckiest fellow j B. F. - Co. The Yictrola is fitted with the popular fiber u,e.lie which Christmas in the laud of the palm- Ehlers & tree ami vine. in the world to have the finest and lends excellence to this very latest in phonographs. ,,l-s- lllt- ,lu-- Sole Agents, Honolulu Christinas where snow-peak- s stand l 'irl -' u'orUI savetl f"r ' solemn and white, jail this time. I can hardly believe, Christinas where corn-fit-id- s 1 1 e it's true." sunny and bright, j Prom that moment his sister al-- i Everywhere, Christ-- 1 , everywhere," mas tonight! ways sa ' n'01' 'Kul Khinnier Christmas where children are hone- - "f intelligence until after the wed-- 1 ful and gay, ding. j Christmas where old men are pa-- 1 -- o The affair had developed with rt KAMEHAMEHA BRAND If tii. gray, nt and inarkable suddenness while Leon- TOY Christmas where peace, like a dove I in its flight; ard was passing the holidays with Pure Kona Coffee his sister. Leonard and Martha Ty- Broods o'er brave men in the thick Insist upon your grocer giving you this iuorl delicious ol K of Ike Tight; ler had known each other from X-m- as na's Coffees . Its the kiiul make- you w cup. Your Shopping Made Easy Everywhere, everywhere, Christ- childhood. So there was m ore that ant another tonight! I mas than one covert smile and sarcastic Foi the Christ-chil- d who comes is yours, no Whole Roasted and The benefits of our Toy Department are matter the Master of all, comment when, after going east Ground where you live. Our mail Order Department will serve vou No place too great and no cottage and remaining for a year Leonard too small, returned and, at the ripe age ot just as thoroughly as though you lived right here The angels who welcome him sing! fori C.11 desoeratelv in love trom the height; with Martha, aged fortv. H .Hackfeld&Co., Ltd. 'In the city of David n King in his might." Leonard came west again a week DisTKinrru; - Everywlki'e, everywhere, Christ- before the wedding- another evi- a Marian o mvatntot mrm GET YOUR ORDERS EARLY mas tonight! dence of insanity, his sister said. Then let exery heart keep its The day before the wedding he NEW FIRM IN WAIMEA Christmas within, and Martha disappeared as com- Hcv Many People Do You Christ's, pity for sorrow, Christ's pletely as if the earth had swallow- hatred of sin, The Waimea Machine cc Auto- Know Who Are Not Christ's care for the weakest, ed them up. It was ten o'clock mobile Co. with Bertram ci. White for for right, morning at the helm, has opened up in Christ's c.nirage that before Mrs. Ward Reading The Christ's dread of the darkness. realized that her Mother had left the Waimea and from present indica- tions the iiimius blight fiitiuc. Christs love of the light. house without informing anybody Everywhere, everywhere Christmas A i:ew building has been erected ' tonight! as to his intentions. She called up especially for their needs. Ii is STAR? Eleele sister, with Mar- eipiippeel every facili- Store whom modern So the stars of the midnight which Martha's with I. SILVA, Proprietor. compass us around tha had made her home, and asked ty for handling repair work in the Show them the paper. They J. Shall see a strange glory, and hoar if Leonard was there. The two quickest possible disputed, t h e will want it and vou can thus get leailing attractions, being a travel- a sweet sound, had gone out together some time vote;, in the .Star's great 53, 000 fldrzuaks Manas etrao iau,'ju cse And- crv, "Look! the earth is ing crane and an elevated run wav. Prize- Contest. sr aflame with delight, before. Messrs. Bertram & White are Everybody who reads Knglish, well-know- n ex- O sous of the morning, rejoice at "Didn't they say anything about both automobile need ; the Star because it is the the sight." getting a license?" inquired Mrs. perts which fact practically assures biggest paper, the newsiest paper, the success of the new firm. Thev puh-lish- e cry where, every win re. Christ- , and the best edited paper ever Ward. t to- - mas tonight Phillips Lrco!S. gl'.-e- the public in an ad 1 in I sister was sure that no- lawaii. Martha's i; y s issue, u .mu i e ncaii f VOil cannot be )!1' .t ll! , thing of the sort had been said in pv.inUd wilii tin-ne- firm. her presence. Mrs. Ward hung HELP YOUR Please 'isseti. dear Lord Jesus up the telephone receiver and then ling from the hall. FRIEND To what I pray tonight, gav e herself up to the hopeless pro- "Can is'." the voice w:;s saying' who is. to win one- - of the biggest I prizes ever offered in llu Territory. dess vou'll never mind it. cess of trying to convince herself "I wonder if you could help me." If it doesn't sound jes' right, Here Is The List: that Jav.ies couldn't have been such Mrs. Ward went to tli. eloor of I'm doiu' to ask a favor, S750.m Cash. in idiot as to forget the marriage her room and looked out. In the FIRST, Mv mama sas I mav. Pine Puilding Lot in license. looking more for- SECOND, Because to:uoliov's Christmas, hall, thinner and Kaimuki. velly own birtelay, At eleven o clock night she had any idcahecou'd Your that lorn than THi'RD, Savings Hank Ac ount Vou see I've hung my tottin,' Leonard wandered in, happy an J look, stood her brother. In one of S.'oo.oi) Cash, But never mind at now. without the license. To do him hand he held a small jar about halt TRADE MARK REGISTERFD FOURTH, Ticket to Const and I 'spose it will be cram full, justice, he was quite as much dis-- ; full of some sort of yellowish, Return, with pocket Money. It always is somehow. ANVIL turbed as th.' most exacting sister greasy concoction, in the other an Selection of THE '1 FIFTH, Hooks, . Ht'-i- l ; out poor little chillen 'Indicate a liuil shin' fur rhiMivn, Sill e It's could have wished when he was uncomfortable looking towel. With TTiili well made t!iv-- f r low Ki'l lilllt. I want to 'peak to you; llili Yol-caii- j, lui'c. would be barely gave Trip and Week at nr Ye oti-- s my mama doesn't know told that there the towel he now and then SIXTH, .ii:;.-li- l- 1'lie, , t.. Steel iiiivil brand nic:ins "mil to wear in II, pear Ch'ist, what will vey do? time in the morning for them to futile d.d)s at his f..ce, down which 2.'2i tu sl'. .V. ; in sizi-- II l i 2, sj.oii in s.j.i u. Try a pair uiul iruvt wlmt we eniiiei!.!. Please make 'em have a gooeb go down and get it and return for was sliding in slippery streams the SEVENTH, Furniture Order. l'1"1-"- . 75.00. j the ceremony. other half of the contents of the jar, McINERNY SHOE STORE An 'give 'em lots of tovs, j Mu-,i- Order, $50.00. lle rosc u-h- and early the next mingled w'th slippery brooklets of EIGTH, HONOLULU .vn hooks, an an Hardware Order, $50.- - coais. iniiiens. morning and seemed so alive to the NINTH, for good girls an' boys. soapy water. 00. seriousness of the occasion that his "What is it?" he asked, for-lornl- I doii't know how you'll do it, TENTH, Jewelry Order. $5o.no sister allowed him to leave the house "I thought it- - it was a tit 'pose you know vevvay; And exclusively the people O ple'se let everybody without any misgivings as to what shampoo, but it seems so (picer." for I Peliapuy Christinas day . he might do while away. IIow- - Mrs. Ward snapped the jar out of th; oilier islands: 1 - HONOLULU VULCANIZING WORKS L. Ii. C, in Youth's Comp.ir.ion. passed he did , ever, as time and not of his hand. "Why, you great ELEVENTH, Trip fi.., nib., i &. return, her serenity deserted her. idiot," she said, with more force Week in Honolulu and return. g . . M'.W IM,I .M.HU'.ger. She fidgeted uncomfortably for 15 politeness, " it's goosegTease! Trip from West 74 Ti than TWELFTH, H Knbiolom liUiiamP. HOilOMUL 1 'minutes or so, then called up Mar-- ' It's appropriate, enough, I'm sure." lawaii , week in Hoiioululu, 1 - anil return. . pc tha's home. She was informed by For a minute she gave herself up Our sh'ip einplo.ves onlv skilled workmen, is supp.ied v.nh p 11 j teleph-- ! of THIRTEENTH, T.ip from I the maid who answered the to the joy contemplating him. modern appliaiue aii.l e vide KM Mini, week iii Honolulu, evety is tj,. ,my up ..ni.ing w MM bv and ! one that Leonard had just left the Then she took him firmlv the plant in the Islands. g R ' return. ioum house. A subsequent short inter-- j arm ami led him back to the bath-vie- la RETREADING is done by experienced men I'ne.a rep-.;- - g Trip from Our with sister revealed room, where she soaped hiih and FOURTEENTH, Tonsorial Artist Martha's Kauai, vn.k in Honolulu, ami N factories, fe H Likes 1' l.'-- ad . table I wash-- the fact that Martha and Leonard on in the , bowl be return. - and rinsed him and then All Ve Ask Is A Trial Kauai Orders Solicited g Cns LI.uk ihoi Pcst-Odic- e oiiiv a icw i'.i .1 leu is it.- u c, I en gan the )iocess all over again. Co.jIvS 1 or i2e.nu3 Prizes ! b.,th their toilets should have been within half an hour of the time ' besides these big .iies, everv lalc-s- well on the wav to completion, had set for the wedding she pronounced j worke r a fine liair Irnnr.ed in llie l ilih can earn lot of books been tound reading poetry in the' him suincientiy cieaneo. j iy best authors. ,u competition Jjhai.5.;ooiiig and tikviug - j i,r.lVV Some tune later, just after ein- lor bouks. .iiiiiii votes gels one bracing the bridegroom , who loe.V- - boel and vou ert the ',(.',(- - towards He certainly crazv, , 1 is s.nd 11 The h,uM p. ,oks ot fiction A. R. GLAISYER, D. Y. M. ed So line that l.e liiigtlt iuve e e tr.e lig pi ;.e lsules. A Merry Christmas Leonard's sister, almost in a tone c;uled raw, Mrs. Ward turned to received by CVciy St. alii el". w,tl Mat,e moI1(.y headaartmr g of awe. the bride. Write to THE COr. al-is- TEST Il.m't fo. ,:.-- t we carry a fid! " and "Not a bit more crazy than she "Martha," she s:ed, "I have Pel give- DEPARTMENT, STAR, i ' ' I - - said Manila's sister. ways thought that h..te to line of l'riinis ami base liail Lihne A Happy New Year HONOLULU, for li t andoth Fifteen minutes after Leonard Leonard up to anybodv. but afier T .,, . ,1 , . ft i - - - fc, l,,e wet k V,. li in ii 'r...t:.i':i . liiiii.h. Kliallea had returned home and then if & E mind. I have eiioii 'h natural at" - - - - (H Lvl7 Lekaha 7 8 Lx- - disappeared into his own room, m. a. m. to p. m. faction left to hope that you'll be' Dr. S.in Se n b, Wall-Nic'-o- " Yat has en elected Is & Co., Lti). .m - - - with strict instructions from his kinel to him, but, even if I knew is McHrvdc Stif.diys j,jV 1. ceft , t lent of Chin er tiot to t:o af.y more toor.sii vin u tic-i- i'.'m. I'd be e'.u'. tn t'r 1 things until alter he was married, him over to you. You're more.' Judge Cooj.u- - s.ivs government Mis. Ward la aul a meek voice cal-tha- n welcome' to him." has nocas.-i- ban in.i m.tte.r. THE GARDEN ISLAND.

swwnuiKiyiJHiwB BOND NEW HANALEI STEEL HANALEI HILL NEW GRADE, open to the public. LOAN FUND MEETS BRIDGE SECTION 2 CONTRACT, HANALEI-IIAE- A ROAD CON- Football Season jiut commencing, we For tlie SOCCER The bond supplied by the Hono- G. W. MAHIKOA TRACT j have jii'-- t received a full line of lulu Iron Works Co. for the faith- This verbal contract had been He had been able to secure a .0 ful performance of the contract, KAUAI LOAN FUND COMMIS- completed and bill had been ap- Hanalei resident to take a small Shoes being found satisfactory to the Soccer SION HELD IN LIIIUE proved by him. We would request contract on this road, viz for Sta- - Board, the same was unanimously DEC. 6th. 1911. a appropriation of further $2400. Continued week. - approved. next 13 Stockings Meetine- called to order at 3 P. for this new grade and upon com- 19 m. by Vice Chairman II. D. Wish-ar- d. VERBAL REPORT, ENGINEER pletion of new contracts to be en- 50 The engineer made p verbal re- tered into covering this amount, Shinguards Those present besides the Chair- port regarding the progress of the he hoped to have this new road Job Printing a Specialty 51 work under the different contracts, 52 man, being Francis Gay, W. I). 53 Footballs McHryde, Secretary and J. II. Mo-ragn- e, as follows: 54 Engineer. Absent Marston HANAPEPE BRIDGE 55 Campbell and J. K. Lota. The work on this bridge had i 56 ' -- Minutes of the previous meeting been progressing slowly, but things 57 . &Son, Honolulu Educator Shoes 0. a shape for more ex- -' $4 58 read and approved. were now in HILLS ORDERED PAID peditious work. Are a treat for the feet. Made on 59 The following bills were then KOLOA-LAWA- I CONTRA C T, a broad toe last with room for all 60 P. FITZGIBBONS 61 presented and upon motion duly five toes. This ives perfect rest lJTHlICI.lliW Work on this Section was pro- 62 8 approved and ordered paid . gressing favorably and he expected for the foot at all times. 63 No 27. Bill Geo.W. Mahikoa 700. that by the first of the New Year 64 by No 28. Bill Geo. W. Mahi- 65 Scale removal made easy use of same would be open for They come in Black Gun koa 1260. that the 66 traffic. Metal, Calf, Vici Kid and Tan No 29. Bill M. Hamauku 653.33 L Russia, both in high 67 No 30. Bill Bulletin Pub KOLOA-- A W A I CONTRACT, and low '68 lishing Co. 42.62 M. HAMAUKU cuts. '69 A DEAN No 31. Bill P. Fitzgibbon 400. This work was progressing most 70 satisfactorily and he would later When ordering, add cts. to I '71 No 32. Labor Pay Roll 19. request of board, monies for a1 72 No 33. Bill J. Mahiai Ka- - the cover freight. '73 BOILER neakua 10. further contract for the completion) ?75 No 34. Bill C. A. Rice 309.65 of this road. ?76 A No 35. Bill Coney Garage PUIII-APEUL- A CO N TR A CT, 767 Manufacturers9 Shoe Co., TUBE C. A. 777 Co. 1.50 RICE Limited 77S No 36. Bill E. Gardener 64. Contract had been entered into 1051 Fort Stkket IlON'UM.1.0 t 77S No 37. Bill J. II. Moragne 75. with C. A. Rice for a section of 78( CLEANER No 38. Labor Pay Roll 30. this road and work was progres- 781 sing satisfactorily 78; No 39. Bill H. M. Castro 660.05 and the work 78; No 40. Bill Mutual TeCo. 2.10 well in hand. 78' No 41. Bill Mutual Tel Co. 6.90 K A PA A- - KEA LI A CONTRACT, 78. No 42. Bill I. I. S. N. Co. 12. H. M. CASTRO Coney Garage Co., Ltd. 78. No 43. Bill I. I. S. N. Co. .25 This contract had been com- 78 J. II. CONEY, Manager 78 HONOLULU IRON No 44. Bill I. I. S. N. Co. .25 pleted and he would request of the 78 No 45. Bill I. I. S. N. Co. .25 board an additional appropriation AUTOMOBILES TO ALL PARTS OF KAUAI 79 CONTRACT NEW STEEL so as to enable him to enter into DAY OR NIGHT. 79 WORKS CO. BRIDGE HANALEI further contracts for new grades 7S Telephone 104 Kapaa-Anahol- a 79 The contract between the Kauai on the Road. Autos Light 7? AGENTS FOR Till: HAWAIIAN! SLANDS Loan Fund Commission and the HANALEI HILL NEW GRADE and Machinery Repaired, riumbing and Gas Fit- ting. Automobile Supplies. Agents 7 Honolulu Iron Works Co. for the SECTION 1 CONTRACT, for the Kissel Kar, 7 construction of the new steel bridge G. W. MAHIKOA Franklin, Chalmers Detroit, Hudson, Gramm, Logan Truck, 7' and Colt Acetylene Lighting Plant. 7'. Hanalei, contract price being $2455 This work had been completed being presented found 1. 7 Inter-Islan- and in as per contract, to his entire satis- Agents for the 1. STEAM NAV. CO., Ltd., Nawiliwili. Kauai d is arranging a n all The Makaweli Plantation boasts 81 island tour for the some of $25, with order, the same being signed by faction an. I bill had been approved 8( a bran new three ton all passengers entitled to state Packard truck the Board, was upon motion duly and ordered paid for the amount Kauai rooms. which came in on the Lurline. entered into the Board. of 81 $1250. balance due contractor. 8' ?' 8' 8

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largest te HE and moSt up-to-da- line of Christmas goods on Kauai is on display at our Store and ready for your inspection. Before making your final selection elsewhere it will pay you to visit our Store and insped our different lines. We have just put on display a beautiful and complete line of the famous Norwegian Enameled Ware in Jewelry and Spoons, sa well as Japanese Jewelry and fancy articles, Hawaiian Jewelry, Cut Glass, Books, and many other articles too numeraus to mention. PUN

Our space is too limited to numerate the different articles we have in this line so we will simply say we are Santa Claus headquarters. Make the children happy by bringing them to see the display.

C. B. HOFGAARD & COMPANY, LTD. Waimea, Kauai

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Vw You Can Do It Safely By Mail With This Store Men's Hats Straw Hats HERE'S SURE to be something to please. have Baltimore is headquarters for fWe the finest grade of straw braids for confidence in the goods we offer the public, and the public hats for men and boys. Even lauhala from Hawaii is sent there Our stock of mens hats reflects to be sewn into hats that bring have confidence in us. CJ have been here fifty-fiv- e ng all that is good in the Stetson out- We years-lo- high prices in the cities on the put. For the cattleman or ranch- man we are stocked with the best enough to mainland. We have the genuine broad brim style in all shades and get acquainted with you, and for you to know us. Baltimore braids ir the straws we made of the finest grade of wool. The beauty of our Stetsons is sell. Also we have the high their lightness in weight and their Let us have your order for a Christmas Gift for one of the standard Panama hats, woven in excellent wearing quality. No the Canal Zone and sewn and other hat on sale equals a genuine family. Stetson because as good a hat is finished by Christy in London. not made outside the Stetson

Men's Shirts Underwear Raincoats Handkerchiefs Buttons and Pins Neckwea r Like every other depart- Those we have are useful Genuine Irish linen, many' While not a jewelry store ment in the store, in that in dry as well as wet Weather in pure white and some with in the sense that we carry dia- which is displayed the under- and they are not over-weighte- the. fashionable narrow bor- monds, we hive a line of wear is full to the-bri- with The materials are, in stick pins der. We have ties to for men that com- high grade and cheaper goods water-proof- . match every instance, pares well with the stock in for men and boys. the handkerchiefs and socks There is They are cut full with plenty many of the jewelry stores. no make we do of length. the garment not sell and Just to match both. The prices The swellest sort of buttons as low in price as anyone to wear on a night trip from in are very low for these goods. for shirts are here as well as the Territory. home. Some are London hi made. stick pins. m 11 A Word About Your Clothing

SMART If you've never worn a suit of Stein-Iiloc- h - TO STEIN- SMART STEINSLOffl clothing you have never known exactly what We have recently bought clothes-comfo- rt is. At least you have never seen mum in Xew York a line the it except in the man who wears Siein-Uloc- For obvious reasons we pre- We most beautiful cravats and carry a large fer the Manhattan shirts, one stock of these goods and can fit fat strin;C ties we have ever of which is the beautiful me-terial- s, men or thin ones whether thev be short or tall. liai from the IwIk-.- fic'ory. the superior weaves If we do not strike the exact fit the first time we Also we secured a line of the of We cloth that wear well. have a staff of cutting and sewing tailors to make Wilson Hi other's goods that prefer them because the shirt suits to order and they know how to alter. We will average is so much longer than the anpeal to the want you to get a Stein-Iiloc- h because we 1 average ready-to-we- shirt know man. n both there is a wide that a Manhattan is comfort- then we have a new customer.. These clothes are range o;' styles a:id shades, able where the other makes, made of all wool, not a particle of cotton anywhere from the rich colors in solids most of them, are annoying. about them, and the patterns in many cases are to the patterned mateiials a good shirt but The Cluettis exclusive to this firm of manufacturers. You will con- about a adapted to the wear of less there are features find the styles Manhattan not found in any just the same they are wearing on servative men and young men. other. Broadway or Bond Street for the British tailor Everv taste can be satisfied We have these for negligee copies now-duy- s iroin the btcin-Bloe- h model and a third of the best dressed men here. We have the very lat- as well as dress. In the latter hi over there who wear ready to wear clothing have Stein-Bloc- h est and the verv best. there is the plaited bosom for taken to because it has the dinner coat or the full If class, individuality and fit. Xo suit of clothes made in England ever fitted as well dress. as an American made suit. It's history and the British tailor has never been able to. deny it with truth. We have busi- - ness suits for the business man and society clothes for the men who dance or dine and who wish to be correctly dressed for any occasion. The prices, in any instance, are low enough to be inviting to the careful man who could dress as well as the next fellow and better than many at less cost. We have all shades and all weights of materials. In our clothing department we can fit you with an overcoat that will be good for show and as good for wear.

Pajamas Boys' Clothing Men's Gloves Bath Robes give a The day, or night, for the We want to word to If you ride a horse you There should be a bath nightie for men, is out dis- mothers. It is cheaper for need gloves. Also if you are robe in every home just as tanced by the desire people you to buy clothing for your the owner of a machine you be i have for garments which per- hoy in this store than it is to cannot run one with a degree there should a bath tub. mit their living seen without make it and it matters little of comfort with bare hands. If, as it sometimes happens, bringing blush to cheek. The how inexpensive that suit is Our stock-o- gloves is com- the bath must be taken in a llpirr Chinese are responsible for to be. We have everything plete. W e have the auto tub out side, the greater the the innovation. Englishmen from a linen wash suit to glove that fits snug at the necessity for be- in Hongkong knew a good finest wool. Order a suit wrist and shuts out dust. the robe. It thing and adopted it. The from us. comes at once a more useful brandy-and-sod- a chap out in wrap in the walk from the India was not long behind his bath to the bed-roo- and is a China and as facili- Caps Suspenders brother in mighty comfortable wrap to put ties for crossing the continent The There is nothing more ac- if celebrated Heidcap is over your shoulders.wheu you grey anel me" traveled the the invention of Frank Heid ceptable to a man for a gift comfortable of men's a pair of are resting after the exertion. r most and is worn by young than suspenders or garments came through the men a belt. We have wide range We have very pretty patterns U. S. and there to stay. We and old who like something to select from at prices from in robes fifty four inches long have a large assortment. better than usual. We have three quarters to three which we sell at four fifty. many beautiful patterns. The material is excellent. House Coats Now is No man who cares how his the Time to Order Interwoven Hose it is on will coat looks when It has been very clearly de- in IS not a season for tit-la- j Christmas goods be loll around the house one should monstrated all over the Unit- after meals. If lie has an THIS .house by Christmas rather than a day after. Our ed States that the inter woven eye to economy he will wear goods for tle season ate all here now, and we offer you no hose is so nearly perfect that a house coat because it will . old sto.-U- to selecl from. Residents of Kauai known to us may there is not a k.ck coining TOE""SSL stand the wear of lounging order with the privilege ut" returning, remitting the price after and not a hole in the socks. and will not wrinkle. We We are sole agents an inspection of the goods. guarantee for this have a large assortment in .We everything, and the make of mens hosery. Wc neatly is Uautuul shades and responsibility upon us. If goods are not satisfactory iii every have a number of shades be- trimmed. They are inexpen- respect they. may be returned on the first ..steamer and others side black and white and sell sive and an absolute nee'es-sit- v. sent in their place. You have time to do tlV. by ordering now. them for th.t i) ti v v cents a You will want one for pair. Three pairs for a CHRISTMAS.

Fort and Merchant Sts. McINERNY, Ltd HONOLULU

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LOCAL TALENT PLAY ,0 Waimea Machine & Automobile Works ( Geo. A. Bertram and H. L. White, Proprietor. Continued from page 1. bv Mr. Lvdcate. "Geortre Doiit- -' las" by Master Harry Weidemyer, and ' (3 General machine, Automobile gas Morton' by Willie woilers, 19 Lord Robert Stewart" bv AIpv. engine repairs, auto supplies, M ander Hogg, and "Lindsay" by 50 X ilenry Uanuall. 51 parts, etc. Well Satisfied 52 53 One youthful actor. wl,r 54 The Gladdest Season an important part in the recent 55 play was heard to remark "well 56 I now can say I haven't lived in Vulcanizing i 57 vain! Thats what tu, 58 of All the Year say in books isn't?" Not Rattled 59 very highest grade We Are equipped with the We 60 for want to commend especially American machine tools and our facilities the th u 61 wuctu-- sen control 62 work Christmas is always a time of happiness and of in ,he handling of automobile repair are j- - fC.t0S Pay that 63 thev v..i. i luae iiieir neacls when folks tilings didn't 64 UR-TO-D- cheeriness. Help to make the young happy, co niiitP nnnv... 65 A to programme. The town clock 66 TE old folks all folks was two hours slow and struct s and the happy, and the rest of the where lm ,... Our efforts are to please our patrons, and a it should ...... iu,m 67 That uiunJ.. t hasp Tn is 63 trial will prove to you how easily it done. happy; and you'll be the happiest of all yourself. to her 10. In Mik D!,.! '69 thie inrush of the conspiring nobles didi . nmfn - , 70 WeVe studied the whole problem of gift selecting care- 10 time, and we '71 WE DELIVER THE GOODS un derstand they had to be sent 172 f J for. jii.u uiun t msconcerl Mary '72 fully. We sent to Europe for Toys; to America for staple and Rizzio enioved tin. c. Hi of depneve. ni In the ttlnnl-- 76', Waimea Machine & Automobile Works goods and holiday novelties. Our Mr. de Lacy has just re- I surmise that the fire IT. under the not Tel. 32 W. WAIMEA, KAUAI. P. O. Box K. . KUl aw.iy ironi tne witch IT, I turned from Honolulu where he ransacked the largest and and gave promise 77' at one time of being more exciting than was 78i finest for the in if so 78 stores best they have Holiday Goods. Now she gave no sign that it wasn't all i the pros- - 78 NOTICE after, and that the Clerk of the said 78 the whole stock is on display and ready for your choosing. outll COOJlleSS nilfl re Board shall cause a three weeks' serve wisdom m ttlncf f 78 To the Makee Sugar Company, notice of such hearing to be pub- 78 a corporation, and all other persons We have kept in mind that it is not necessary for all 78 interested: lished in Tins Gardkn Island, a Kindly Act 7S newspaper of general circulation, NOTICK is hereby Riven that 1 7 printed and published at Lihue, gifts to be expensive though we have expensive ones, too OI tne Public whereas a certain Petition, being schools of Lihueand Hanamaulu, 7? Kauai nei- :- and of the 7 Clerk's No. 617, signed by twenty German school were but they must all be pleasing, attractive and USEFUL. enabled to 7 of the County of NOW THEREFORE, you and enjoy the Mnry Queen 20 inhabitants of Scots" play 7 of Hawaii nei, all other persons interested are here through the kind-Si- ri Kauai, Territory S 7 by Note these: enberr and Mr. A. and addressed to the Board of Su notified that the said Board of 7 pervisors of the said County of Supervisors of the said County of of 200 7 children admitted to the KaUai. praying to extend the Ka Kauai nei will hear the above nam 7' Long may 7' paa government road on the beach ed Petition at the time and place these benefactors dwell 7' aforesaid and will then and there, in the land to d o such kindly to the Makee Sugar Company's deeds. 7' wharf at Kealia, Kauai, by build- or otherwise, take all actions neces- i It . 8 ing over the Kealia stream a bridge sary to a proper decision on the 8 A WORD OF of substantial nature, and that in matter contained in the said Peti- THANKS be over tion and as said Board may fit 8 order said bridge may built see As Mary Queen of Scots becomes 8- - neces- in the premises. a and across said stream it is For the Ladies For the Gentlemen thing of the nast. I i to ? sary that the said County of Kauai Every person or persons interest- vey my personal thanks and appre- 8 A complete line of bits of daintiness for many first should have the right of own- ed shall be deemed from and after There are suitable gifts, including ciation to all whose efforts and in 8 the expiration the ladies including pieces of fancy needle everything their hearts could desire. terest combined to make it n rp.. ership to the other side of the bank of the publication of cess. Tothechild this Notice work, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Neckwear, Meerchaum Pipes, Smoking Sets in craft of the Kealia stream, sufficient for to have notice of nil weeks of patient and Jewelry, Hosiery, Fancy China, Laces, work, Ash Trays in cut glass, Desk Sets painful dril- abuttment, which is owned by the subsequent proceedings. ling Sweat blood jitirl t.n .i Toilet Sets, Stationery, Fancy Jewelry in brass, Openers and Paper Makee Sugar Company, a corpora- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Letter Shears, never lost faith, though sometimes Cases, Bags, tion, and also praying for a hear- have hereunto set my hand, and Hand Etc. Steins, Etc. In wearing npperal we have c uiu; to tne parents who held caused the Seal the niftiest gift in the market, in specially mJ t0 when sometimes ing of said Petition before said of the County of children the prepared combination boxes, containing a didn't want to; to Board at a regular meeting of the Kauai, Territory of Hawaii nei, to Hawaiian Jewelry friends who created', the pair of sox and a tie to match. said Board, and that in the mean- be affixed hereto, this 6th. day of tumesout of tag etids of A highly seasonable line of unusually velvet and time due notice of the said hear December, A. D. 1911, at Lihue, worn out dresses; and finally to the ing of the said Petition be publish- Kauai. attractive Hawaiian Jewelry will delight public, who bought the tickets with Cut Glass a lavish ed by the Clerk of the said Board J. Mahiai Kankakua, any one tc whom it is given, and for all hand, not expecting much Our Cut Glass is perfect, of their money, and in a newspaper of general circula- County Clerk, County of Kauai, its beauty and worth, it is very moderately being absolute- yet came; to ly the showand we hope were plea- Ex-offici- o, priced. flawless, and some of the most exquisite tion for a period of three weeks be- T. H. Clerk of Board santly disappointed. pieces ever hearing, was duly receiv- of Supervisors of the shown to our patrons. fore said said County Corporations may not have souls ed by said Board of Supervisors; of Kauai. Arts and Crafts but some of them have manners and whereas the said Board has by a Dec. 12, 19 and 26, 1911. Books and courtesies, of nobility and none unanimous vote at its last regular 3 t. A very choice assortment of artistic more so than the Lihuu' Store in goods that are always very acceptable holi- A very choice assortment embracing the person of its Manager Mr H meeting held at its office in Lihue, Rohrig with repoiisive NOTICE day gifts. picture and painting books for the little frank and Kauai nei, on Wednesday, Decem- grace to placed the We have a special line of Miss Furbers folks, te novels and resourceof the ber 6th., 1911, ordered that a hear- standard books store at the disposal of the "Mary ing on said Petition shall be held NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS IN Hand Painted China. for grown-up- s. Special gift books for all. Queen of Scots" management BISHOP & SAV- and at the next regular and monthly COMPANY'S thereby facilitated matters very INGS BANK. much. I suppose meeting of the said Board, which MMJ that is business I hope so surely no good Scotch-ma- n will be held at the office of the said In according with the printed at least will forget the tif,jC 9 Board in Lihue, Kauai nei, on I oys 1 oys Toys ness. ., T Conditions of Agreement issued by Wednesday, January 3rd. 1912, at Bishop & Company's Savings "Mary Queen of Scots" extends her 10:00o'clock A. M. or sooner there Bank, notice is hereby Riven that Our holiday toy department is overflowing with all new thanks to Mr. Q. F. Winter, the rate of interest paid on savings Chief Engineer of Lihue 6r inva- deposits will be reduced from four and unique holiday goods. All the various kinds luable electrical and mechanical and one-hal- f percent (4-- ) and sizes assistant. He has the Courtly qua- 3 lities of a gentleman. per annum to four per Cent (4) of dolls. dolls per annum. This reduction will Dressed and undressed dolls, rag dolls, dolls Mrs. A. De Bretteville was the come into effect on the first day of whole orchestra In Mm r,tn the January, 1912. with big blue eyes that close when they lie down, dolls with other niirht and nnin ci,ffil.. (Signed) Bishop & Co Mary Queen of Scots" thanks her Dated nt Waimea, Kauai, Septum beautiful most heartily. hair un-breaka- ber 20, 1911. and eyelashes, character dolls, dolls with cle HOME Jan. J. M. Lydgate, IF If JSJ faces, in fact almost anything little TO LEASE a girl could wish X-M- TEACHERS AT AS The comfortable and spacious for in dolly. a Miss Jordan of Kekaha Is spend- dwelling, property of the late I. H. ing her vacation with Miss iPaschick Hanaike, situated near the Lihiu- - You are cordially invited to bring the children in to in Kealia. court house, is offered for see lease Misses Grace Chang and Annie for a term of two yenrs. Reason-- j our beautiful toys. Clung of Hanamaulu are 1 spending 1 KA D ( IPFIC'I; HONOLULU able to responsible party. For DO Kins St., o.r. Fort. Tel. 352 particulars call or address, Judge Miss Laubc and Haffley ot Ha-nape- C. S. Dole, Fairview Hotel, Lihue, We could give you more suggestions, and when are in Honolulu. you Miss Akeo, Miss Hurper, Miss will Amy Wong and Miss Huddy of come we show you other things. the Kealia School will take Christ- Church Calendar Miss Power mas dinner in Honolulu. . Miss Carlotta Fashionable Millinery Stewart, Principal of the Anahola School, is spending Parlort her vacation in Honolulu. Lihue Union Church, Foreign 210.711 Bo. (en Bldg, I Fort Honolulu H SKAUM S. H. Simpson Assistant Rev. J. M. Lydgate, pastor. St Princi- ft pal of the Keatfa School was a pas- Church Service II a. m. Except senger for Honolulu the last Sunday of the month. Saturday.; Sunday School 10:30 a. m. Miss Weber, daughter of Man- mumam mm m mm ri j. m ti iri win Mr. Hastie of Mil-ir,- Lihue First Church, Hawaiian ager Weber of the Lihue Planta- EleeleElr. -f Rev. Wm. Katnau, pastor. tion, and a Punahou ar- 2c 'YcTDr-vd-e. Mr. a'ndMrs. Student EMPORIUM of Church Service 11 a. m. Sunday rived Friday, to spend her vacation Koloa, left for Honolulu gcliool 10 a. m, with her parents, Saturday to attend the funeal of the late Mr. Hana,