Mss ttuo "Wlcox When you buy War One Thrft Stamp buys Savngs Stamps you fve bullets for ear do two thngs, you boys "over there" to help your country and help "halt the Huns." yourself. Put your Buy more Thrft money n the governments hands. Stamps and end the war ESTABLSHED 1904. VOL. 14. NO. 23. L1HUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1918 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY E R CAN S WORKERS Mss Mabel Wlcox, who loft Kaua last July to outer tho Amercan led Cross Nursng Servce, wrtes nterestngly of her work n France. Crossng the Atlantc n December, she proceeded to Pars, where she spent Chrstmas, and n January was sent to Lo Havre, where tho Amercan Red Cross, n conjuncton wth the Belgan Hod CroBS Commsson, s organzng relef work amongst chld- - ren and refugees. Not only are tho Belgan and Flemsh people to be aded, but the French government has requested that tho Amercans undertake the work there for the poor and needy French people. Mss Wlcox wrtes that Lo Havre, wth ts shppng and mltary bases, and troops gong and comng has a far more mltary aspect than Pars. Some dea of tho congeston n the cty may bo grasped from the statement whch she makes that snce - the war began Lo Havre has doubled ts populaton and not a sngle new thobelgan Government s erroctng portablo lpusos n the outskrts of,tho cty, whch lator on may be moved p nto Belgum, as that country s n the latter part of March Mss Wlcox was n Pars agan to secure supples and to meet Mss Ethel Damon of Honolulu, who had crossed over to go nto tho Canteen Servce, but who, by arrangement was trans-forre- d on arrval to the Bed Cross. T.. J HUV1CU 1UVU UUU Wll lt UHBlttl!A Mss Wlcox n the work there. The two lades were n Pars durng some of the worst ar rads and long range gun bombardments of tho cty. Early n Aprl, they were back agan n Le Havre, and Mss Wlcox wrtes on Aprl 14th as follows: "We aro now qute busy. We have dspensary hours from 9 to 12, and then home vsts n the afternoons. Dr. Park has a Belgan nurse who speaks French, Flemsh and Englsh to" go wth hm to vst tho Belgans, and so far Ethel and have taken tho French cases. At tho present rate of progress, we wll soon have X to have tho Dspensary open all day and double or trple our workers. Dr. Bothholz, a woman doctor, whom Dr. Park sent for, has been n Pars two months tryng to get her papers to come up here. hope she wll get thorn soon and jon us. Our Dspensary rooms aro not done yet, but we nro workng n a part of tho buldng that s ready. t s certanly a crude Dspensary, and none of our supples havo come, but despte that, we are dong a rushng busness, and as tho old sayng that John Hopkns people aro. strong on "knd words and cold water" s comng true over here. A great deal of our work of course wll bo Socal Servce Work, and besdes dspensng drugs and prescrptons, wo wll gve out food tckets and food prescrptons." "Onco mbre am deep n Hosptal plans, for wo hopo to havo two on Pago C.) : o: JKeala Gves Red E Cross Beneft Dance A Red Cross Beneft was gven at Kealla n tho Armory on Saturday Moy 25th. There were movng pctures and a sword dance gven and $52.05 was turned over to the Bed Cross as a result of ther efforts. The Japanese grls who partcpated n ths dance wero: Nhe Naka-mura-, leader, Kunlyo Nogam, Ter-uy- o Wataya, Shzuyo Shamoto, Fus-ay- o Morlta, Fusae Kawamura and Ch-yok- o Hayashl, asssted by Kealla V. M. B. A. Lke Red Cross to Change Quarters On account of tho moblzaton of the Natonal Guard and tho fact that wll havo tho use of tho Armory, the Bed Cross workers wll uso the Lh-u- o Hall untl further notce. MBS. CHAS. A. BCE, Ylco Charman, Kaua Branch, A. B. C. Boys! Get Your Jobs From The Government Today c Boy?, Uncle Sam wants you. Your country calls you to actve servce. n helpng to You can do a full share wn ths war. All Boys who are not less than 1G years nor more than 21 yqars of age are urged to enroll n the.unted States Boys Workng Reserve for actve duty n the food producng ndustry. Every workng member wll receve pay. Ths s where you can work to wn. t s a Job Over Here to Help "Over Thero" Tho prncpal of your school wll gve you the full partculars and wll regster you n the U. S. Boys Workng Reserve, Department of U. S. Labor. Dont Fal to Ask Your Prncpal about t ths week. C. F. Looms of Eleolo s the County Drector for Kaua. -- Makawel Red Cross Have New Rooms The Bed Cross Unt of Makawel have a brand new work room fnshed xbw. Ths s a large room wth wndows on two sdes and freshly panted n green and whlto whch very netful as well as pleasng to tnn ey. - h y have four sewng marnes and one automatc sock knttng machne. Ths machne s a wonderful mprovement the hand knttng n the.matter of speed, as t s capable of turnng out a fnshed par of Bocks every hour. The comfortable work room plus creased the output of ths unt won-crease- d the output of ths pnt wonderfully and they wll make more shpments n tho future than they have been dong ;n tho past, and wll bo a matoral help to lessen the tenson whch s now on n regards to socks and sweaters. Publc Schools Wll Hold Sale of Goods The Kapaa and Lhue Publc Schools wll hold a sale of artcles on Frday, June 14th at 2:30 P. M. n tho Lhue School House. The publc aro cordally nvted to come and nspect the pupls work whch conssts prncpally of tho most necessary peces. :0- - New Post Master Takes Charge Here Last Saturday saw the advent of a now post master for Lhue. Mr. M. G. Santos the now post mas-to- r otllcally took charge and releved Mr. Crawford from htsfdutles. Ths change was made not on account of any poltcal change, but because Mr. Crawford hab too much other busness to attend to and had asked for a successor to be apponted to fll hs place. Ths poston Mr. Crawford has held for the past eghteen years. Ho s also tho Casher and Manager of tho Lhuo Branch of tho Bank of Hawa. Ho wll stll contlnuo on n ths poston. Mr. Santos tho new post master was formerly the edtor of "O Luclo" a Portugese news paper n Honolulu, and before that connected wth another paper n Hlo. He s well qualfed for hs new poston and all wsh hm success and welcome hm vory cordally to our mdst. CARD OF THANKS wsh to thank the knd people of tho Kapaa Homesteads and Kealla, for (he great help, and sympathy, extended to us durng the llness and death of my wfe, and also tho knd people of Lhue for tho wonderfully beautful funeral, made possble by ther assstance, and flowers, and tho extromo sympathy shown ub n ths our greatest gref. F. B. TRACY y. m. c.. ARRVE FOR MEN U SLAND JOUR Kaua s to bo treated to one of the greatest treats that she has ovor had, tho comng, and tho talks of Captan Pequegnat and Mr. Sherman, tho Y. M. C. A. workers who have just returned from tho front, but recently. Mr. Sherman s not only a great orator, n tho hlgllest and most comprehensve sonso of the word; ho s a great actor, a tragedrfh, who sweeps hs hearers wth hm aganst ther wll. Ho s more than a word panter. Ho does more than pneturo n battle-feld- ; he takes you to tho battlefeld, and when ho starts back, wth hs hand over hs eyes you see wth hm hundreds and hundreds of reelng men, shattered, bleedng torn, maddened by shell shock. You whzz-banghear the ; you feel tho hss of tho bullets, almost, you smell the awful gasscs. Your really that you aro on the battlefeld wth hm. Captan Pequegnat served years and a half on tho west three front wth the Canadans, fnally beng put out of commsson by a boche gas attack whch lad hm out unconscous for fve days. He does not (lgure that he s out of t entrely however, and plans to roturn to the lnes when hs furlough ends. He s declared to be an entertaner of raro power, and certanly s ono of unusual experence. He asssted n organzng the Bed Trangles mob sngng and amusements among the Brtsh solders n France and Belgum, among the Canadans at home and n the tranng camps n the states., They wll arrve on Tuesday mornng and proceed to Kapaa School, where they wll address tho homesteaders and at Klauea n the afternoon. Then on to Hanalel n the evenng. On Wednesday evenng thoy wll be at Wamea and on Thursday evenng at Elecle. Returnng to Lhuo on Frday where they wll speak n tho evenng. Dont fal to hear thorn as you wll mss tho opportunty you do. : o: t t of your lfe f News tems - Gathered from here and there Bobert Har the nsurance man of the slands s wth us today, arrv-o- n tho Klnau ths mornng. Ho wll reman for a few days, combnng busness wth pleasure. Chster A. Doyle, arrved from Honolulu on the Klnau ths mornng to handle the nterpretaton of the Japanese murder case whch wll bo called n court tomorrow mornng. There wll be movng pctures at the Tp Top Theatre on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday nghts of ths week. An especally good program has been arranged for these specal shows. J. Hedemann,. who s connected wth tho Machnery department of Theo. H. Davles & Co., of Honolulu, came over on tho Knau,for a fow days last Frday. The McBryde Storo at Eleelo has mproved the looks of ther )nan salesroom wth the addton of three now "slent salesmen." The new cases are beautes and Mr. Roendahl says that surely do help sol the goods. Mr. B. D. Baldwn of Makawel, who owns a beach lot at Walohal Beach, Koloa, has started constructon of a beach home. Ths wll bo a welcome addton to tho colony already establshed thero. Mss Grace Thurtoll, tho twelve year old daughter of Mr. and.mrs. Edward O. Thurtoll, wll bo graduated from the eghth grado of the Ellot School for Grls n Los Angeles, Calforna, on Juno 17th. Mr. Edward O. Thurtell. the Etectt-rlca- l engneer of the Lhuo Plantaton wll leave on Juno 4th for a three months vacaton, durng whch tme ho wll vst all tho ponts of nterest n Calforna, Mrs. Thurtell wll accompany hm. f FELT RE SHARKS AS HE SWAM N 11 For Sale at the Sherffs Offce, one perfectly good, unswornto Warrant for Assault and Battery. Last Frday mornng, a Japanese rushed nto tho offce of the Sherff, lookng as though the whole German army was persung hm. After lookng suspcously n the corners and under the table he fnally managed to tell tho Sherff that ho wanted a warrant for tho arrest of one, Captan Matsuda of Sampan No. 79. After much questonng t was found out that he was a member of the crew of that boat and that on the evenng before tho Captan had mbbed a llttlo to much Sak and had chased hm all over tho boat. The other members of tho crew had tred to stop the Captan from takng tho lfo blood of our hero, but wore unavalng n ther efforts. So fnally when the Captan had hm cornered, he, decded that ho would rath-o- r be a "Jonah" and so left the sampan (vla tho water route. Ho sad that whlle ho was n the water that he could fec tho sharks rubbng up aganst hm as ho swam. Ater battlng wth the waves for about an hour and a half ho made a landng near the llghthouso and, then came to tho Sherff for protecton. So whle he stenographer was makng the warrant ready another Japanese slowded up and mmedately commenced to toll the Sherff that he had lost a man overboard n the harbor. By puttng two and two together the Sherff came to tho concluson that he had the mssng sampan Captan, and so escorted hm n to the presense of our hero. Thoy held a conversaton for several mnutes and fnally started, to leave tho olllce. But, sad the Sherff, "how about ths warrant, t s already for you to go before the Judge and swear to t. "No. no," sad the frst Japanese, (he s not our hero any longer) "he come all rght and get me, t he no como ttu?n wo have paper and go get hm." And then they went away together peacefully and happly. : o; County Commttee of. Y. M. C. A. Meet Tho County Commtteo of the Y. M. C. A. held ts second annual meetng Thursday nght at tho homo of Charles F. Looms, tho county sec-rotar- nterestng reports of tho years work were gven by tho offcers of the commttee, Messrs T. Brandt, J. M. Lydgate, K. Roendahl and secretares Chas. F. Looms and L. Walworth. Mr. L. R. Kllam, of Honolulu, secretary of tho Terrtoral Y. M..C. A. oxecutvo commttee was present and gave an nterestng address.. An outlne of tho roports and Mr. Kllams address wll bo gven next week. To Leave for Coast to Enter War Work Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brown of Makawel wll leavo for Washngton, D. C. early next month. Mr. Brown wll engage n Y. M. C. A. war work nnd Mrs. Brown, who was for a long tme connected wth tho Y. W. C. A. of Honolulu and wll agan take up ths work. As Mr. and Mrs. Brown aro both thoroughly experenced n ths work thy wll bo a welcomo addton to whatever unt that they may bo attached to, and wo are more than suro that thoy wll carry a. wholehearted Aloha from all who know them on Kaua. Thero wll be a meetng of tho Moklhana Club, on Wednesday, Juno 5th, at 3 oclock. mportant busn- Mss Ebplng, whoso engagement to Ar. summers o Mawtnwu was announced some tme ago, was gven a lnen shower at tho homo of Mrs. Fred Wolf of Eleelo, last week. Many of tho younger people wero present ess wll and the homo of Mrs. Wolf was decorated very prettly. Befrcshments woro served and card games and other amusements wero ndulged n. New Manager Surprse Gven As He Leaves McBryde Tho frends of B. D. Moler, the departng head luna of the McBryde Plantaton, gave hm a smoker last Frday evenng n tho Plantaton Club rooms. A beautful Howard watch sutably nscrbed was presented to hm n token of tho hgh esteem the employees of ths plantaton hold for hm. At tho samo tme the frends of both Mr. and Mrs. Moler presented them wth two beautful peces of also presented to them a Japanese slver, ono a vase, and the other a tray. The Japanese of tho plantaton chan and locket, whch s a work of art. Befrcshments wero served, toasts and speeches made, and tho Alohas of all were gven to them. He has been connected wth ths plantaton for a number of years and carry away wth hm to hs new poston as manager of tho Lhuo plantaton tho good wll of all wth whom ho has been connected. Mr. Moler wll be welcomed to L huo and he and hs famly wll make a most welcomo addton to our communty. The transfer took effect last Saturday, the 1st of June. Sweaters and Socks are Greatest Need Kntters should spocd up the pro ducton of socks, and sweaters, says the local Bed Cross. Tho Amercan army n France s ncreasng and the men need the kntted artcles when they are n the trenches. Tho call has come to dsregard such artcles as helmets and mufflers for the tme beng and to concentrate on turnng out sweaters and socks as fabt as possble. The Bed Cross wshes to send a shpment to tho Coast on the next boat and to follow that wth a shpment ovory veek untl the Red Cfross headquart ers at Washngton s satsfed. Then Hawa wll Bend a few more to be sure that there s not some overlooked Samme shverng on tho fre step of a trench n Franco. Sweaters and Socks thoso are the artcles most needed by tho boys ovor there. New Head Luna for McBryde Plantaton Harry J. Eby, who was formerly tme keeper of tho McBrydo Sugar Co., and who resgned hs poston to go to Honolulu to study for a wreless operator for tho government, but who faled to pass tho physcal examnatons, has boon recalled to Mc- Brydo to take tho poston vacated by Mr. Moler as head luna. Ths s well earned promoton for Mr. Eby nb he has been an employee of McBryde for tho past flvo years, and has shown by applcaton and hard work that ho s capable of fllng the poston. Ho wll bo welcomed wth open arms back to tho plantaton by all tho employes and employers alke. Fne Cattle Entered n Terrtoral Far Charles Rco left for Honolulu on the Klnau last Saturday evenng and wll stay over for the Far. He has entered several head of lne cattle among whch uro two cows, four bulls and one hefer, all of whch are of blooded Ayshlro stock, and hopes to toko several przes wth them. Ths ho should do as they aro somo of the fnest cattle ever rased on Kaua. be transacted and nl members are uuruestly requested to bo present. MARY W. CBAWFOBD Secretary HAWAAN GUARD MOBLZED SE E The glad word, t was glad word for some, came to tho commander of the Natonal Guard on Kaua to commence to moblze last Saturday. Whle the most of tho plantaton managers wll be caught n the labor stuaton, they havo had some llttlo tmo n whch to prepare for ths emergency and as several of thom sad, when approached on the labor subject, "f the government needs them guess that we can get along somehow. Ths s the rlgh t way for the plantaton people to look at tho stuaton and wo arc glad that thoy show ths sprt, for the government certanly does need tho mon othor-vs- e t would not call on them to leave ther postons and answer tho call to colors. When we count up the men on Kaua that aro n the guard wo fnd that there aro nearly 600 that havo answered ths call. Of the plantatons that are close to Lhue, tho Lhue Plantaton wll be ht the hardest loosng somewhere n tho neghborhood of 125 men, then come Hanama-ul- u wth about CO men. Of course there are other plantatons that wll loose a groat many men but wo wero unable to fnd out the exact fgures. No one seems to know Just when tho boys wll leave for Honolulu or just what thoy wll do when they got there. However wo prosumo that thoy wll undergo a course of ntensve tranng and then be UBd to replace the regular army for guard duty around Honolulu. Up to the tme- of gong to pres - no word had boon receved about tho draft and we are gong to guess agan on ths subject, and that la, that t wont be called untl the guard s fully organzed and then t wll bo recruted up to full war strength from the draft. East Sectons Report of Red Cross Work Durng the month of May tho East Secton of tho Kaua Branch, Amer can Bed Cross (Unts from Koloa to laena) sent 11 of the regulaton cases of supullcs to tho Shppng Department n Honolulu. Those cases numbered 40k to 50k and contaned tho followng artcles: 11 Kegulaton Packng Cases 6 2S.100 Surgcal Dressngs 1,40 480 Bod Shrts 480.00 1,980 Handkerchefs 09.00 1,000 Comfort Bags 250.00 180 Knt. Wash Cloths 27.00 10 pr. kntted Bed Socks 22.50 14 Kntted Helmets 17.50 1 Kntted Muffler 3.00 2GC Kntted Sweaters 1,330.00 225 pr. Knt. Wrstlets 168.75 242 pr. Knttod Socks 60 32,509 TOTALS J4.462.75 MBS. CHAS. A. RCE. Vce Charman Kaua Branch, A. R. C. --o;o- Wll We Have Base Ball on July 4th Honolulu, T. H., May 27th, 1918 Garden sland Publshng Co., Lhue, Kauul Dear Srs:- - Attenton of tho Sportng Edtor. On behalf of tho "Braves" Baseball Club, am wrtng to ascortn f you can put me n communcaton wth any baseball manager on Kaua wth a vew of brngng tho "Braves" to Kaua, on Juno 11th or July 4th. Tho Braves aro tho pennant wnners of tho 1916 und 1917 seasons of ttu Pacfc Amateur Leaguo of Honolulu, and aro therefaro n a poston to meet any team on Kaua. Thankng you n advance for courtesy extended, am, any Yours sncerely, J. D. Bold, Secretary, Braves Baseball Club, Honolulu.
2 THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1918 summrs THE GARDEN SLAND ANY AM) KYHCY Kaua Frt, Lat and all the tme TKsPHY WVEKNMKNT KENNETH C. HOlPER, Managng Kdtor MKASUKKS E. CHESTER HOHKKTS, EDTOR... T ALL TMKt. TUESDAY JUNE 4, 1!M KAUA CongreKKan A. V. Overnever KjM.ke n the Houne on the Food Admnstraton a few lavn ago am got ko many mportant pont nto Htch Knall space that he wax apparently l luhtratng conservaton graphcally n hs w of wrfd. He sad, "What the Unted State, Uool AlmnHtraton has bwn seekng to do am. han done under the food control legslaton the regulaton of the worlds food supply ko that Amerca and her Allen n the war may be fed at an reasonable prce hk t possble to obtan. Reasonable prces are not necessarly low prces. They are the best that can be obtaned under all condtons of the stuaton. Am whatever may be sad about the Food Admnstraton operatng under authorty we have granted them, no one s heard to complan that our armes here and n France and taly are not beng well fed. and that s almghty mportant. Nothng else matters so much at ths moment. f they are fed they wll hold out tll we can get more men and arshps and cannon and ammunton to them. What r our cvl populaton s called upon to forego and sacrfce am practce self denal, so long as our armes and alled armes are fed? And they are beng fed or you would hear of t, assure yon. f there exsted n any town n ths country such a thng as a woman claspng a half starved chld n her arms, whle she gazed at the body of her husband, who had been torn from ther home am shot, merly to carry out the doctrne of terrhleness there would not be a sngle person n ths country who could eat or sleep untl he or she had done somethng actual am dcfnate to help. We have that condton rght wth us not only n Relgum but also n the Alled countres. Our part t to gve hese people the food that they must have. Thngs have reached a pont where we are ether defnately for or aganst. f we are for these people who are gvng all they have n the world to keep the Teuton sprt from havng ts own way n the world, then we wll remember them at every meal as defnately as f we had the prvlege of sharng wth them at our own tables. What s the good of the Senate and of the House of Representatves f they cannot get together and pass the necessary laws of ths our Terrtory of Hawa? The legslature has just adjourned from a specal sesson that was called to do these; very thngs, and what dd they do? Nothng! 1assed a few unmportant measures and left he mportant ones go for the next sesson. Out of an appropraton of a lttle more than $10,000 t cost the Terrtory more than $7,000 to have these men go down to Honolulu and see the sghts and hear the latest war news. a us hope that at the next electon that the people; of ths Terrtory wll remember these thngs and vote accordngly. Falure to use the requred amount of substtutes n bread and rolls has cost the Atlanta Rakng Company, Atlanta, (eorga, 1, 001). 00. Ths amount has been donated to the Red Cross upon order of the Federal Food Admnstrator for Georga. n requrng ths donaton (he Admnstrator declared (hat hs only reason for not compellng the concern to close was that t was a necessty to the localty. Durng the pas) few weeks the Atlanta Rakng Company has used about 10 per cent, ol wcat sulu! utes. whle tlx Food Admns- - j Wamea The mule, n classc phrase, hus no prde of ancestry or hope of posterty. And now that they have oper LMTED tr os ru r-- and regulaton call for not lesw than.c per nt. "The one sure way to supply the supreme need for food." reads a proclamaton by Governor J.ckcM of North Carolna, "s to man the bread lne wth the woman (Mner, the mv power and the grl power of the state." The purebred Amercan n these days s he whose bred cm1s purely of substtutes. Whealless Weeks. By Mss Else WUco The message sent out by Mr. Hoover of tb Food Admnstraton to be rend n all the churches throughout the Unted States on May 20th call upon all who are able to gve up the use of wheat absolutely untl the next harvest comes n. n the latter part of August. Ths 1b a voluntary measure, and t s recognzed by the Food Admnstraton that t can not be undertaken by ol. For many, especally for those amongst the workng classes. t would ental great hardshps. Ths s all the more reason however, that those able to do t should undertake t wth greater resoluton and enthusasm, and there s no doubt whatever that loyal Amercans wll quetly but frmly algn themselves, wth the Food Admnstraton n ths neessary measure. Ths s the test of our wllngness and ablty to sacrfce. The wbeatless weeks are upon us. Every day must be a whealless day. Hut, havng accustomed ourselves to two whealless days a week we should know Just how to meet the problem, and have only to extend the methods adopted for fhose days to all the days of the week. Thoughtful care and plantng are necessary on the part of the housewfe, and a few tmely suggestons are hereby offered. 1. Serve other starchy foods n place of bread, such as rsh and Sweet potatoes, taro, pol, rce, wheatless cereals, (commeal, homny, oatmeal, rolled oats, barley, etc.), bananas. 2. Use "quck breads." Yeast breads cannot be made only when wheat or rye flours are used to some extent n the mxture. The yeast wll not "work" satsfactorly wth the substtute flours alone. Wheat flour we wsh to go wthout, and rye flour has never been placed on the substtute lst and from the frst we have been asked to go sparng n ts use. Ths forces us to resort to the "quck or bakng powder breads," whch fortunately can be made entrely wthout wheat or rye flour b, are easly made, wholesome, and delcous. Many excellent recepes are gven us for barley bscuts, corn brads, barley, corn, and rce muffns, etc.. Barley Bakng powder bscuts made of barley-flou- r alone are delcous. Bake them n loaf form f your famly lkes slced bread. Ths also allows the slces to be made nto neat peces of toast. n makng corn bread, use any favorte recelpe, substtutng barley flour for the wheat flour called for. The barley flour holds the corn bread together. Pa or Manoc flour combned wth corn meal, half and half, makes a delcous crsp corn bread. Boston Brown Bread made from corn meul and barley flour wll make a nce change and be apprecated by your famly occasonally. AH ths requres bakng oftener than heretofore, and means addtonal work n the household, but let that be your share towards wnnng the war. A lttle experence n the managng s necessary untl adjust-mn- t to the new way of lvng s acheved n your famly, but lttle plans can easly be worked out. For nstance, f the housewfe wshes to bake but onco a day, she may start her famly out wth hot corn bread for breakfast, makng enough to serve the remander cold at luncheon. Many people use no bread for dnner, but f your famly feels the need of t, why not serve wth the soup some of the excellent wheatless crackers, such as Hoovcrettes, and Stables e Lvery, Drayng and Boardng Stable and Auto-Lver- y Busness, AUTOMOBLE STAGE-LN- E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Leavng L hue every Monday, Wednesday and Frday, Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT TKR DKSTNATON N TURKC HOURS F. WEBER. Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 71 ated on hm, for mltary reasons, unc have removed hs bray, hs exstence must bo u perfect bore. rce, and barley crackers, whch Loves Bscut Company s turnng out and whch are on sale n our stores? Vary ths plan by servng hot muffns for lunch sometmes and toasted next mornng for breakfast. When you have baked beans, make a bg loaf of Boston lromn Bread, whch wll keep over the next day and s very good served cold. The and nterest of the famly wll do much toward smoothng the way for the housewfe n her efforts. Ktlclency on her part met by cheerfulness on thers wll pave the way to success. Make the "growler" to be consdered a "slacker" n your famly and have none of hm. NOSE AT THE TP TOP THEATRE Kealla, Kaua, May 27, 1918. 10d tor of the Garden sland: On numerous occasons the noses and comments comng from the Tp Top Theatre gallery have nterfered to a great extent, wth the enjoyment of the show by others. Ths nusance becomes partcular ly annoyng, both to the performers and audence, when a uhcu pro gram s beng rendered. Afttr the aemsky concert a number of per sons were heard to express ther wsh that ths pest be stopped und Mr. Sel nsky stated that he hud been both ered a great deal by these noses. Durng the verv excellent 1V th tmntlt from Wll merts from the gallery were, at tmes nothng short of nsultng. t would requre very lttle trouble and attenton to obvate ths nusance. C. M. KOPKE 4. News tems f 4 Gathered from here and there Honolulu auto show at the Terrtoral Far wll be an eye-opento many. Sam Coffee who s the sland representatve of the "Best Tractors" s on buslnes trp to Kauat and s regstered at the Llhue Hotel. Phllp llce who has been attached to the 25th nfantry, has been transferred to the staff of Gen. Block-rum-, the new commander of the Hawaan Department of the Unted States Army. Mrs.. T. Barclay returned to Kealla last Frday, havng been absent for a month. She was called to her sster. Mrs. Kenneth Ldgate, of ll.wal, who has been unwell. The Llhue Unt of the Red Cross now have three of the automatc aock knttng machnes, whch wll be set up and ready for use tn a few days. These machnes were presented by Mrs. Paul lsenberg to ths unt. Mss Edth Chrlstopherson who was a nurse at the Tuberculoss Hosptal left for the Coast last Saturday. She wll take up nursng there and s n hopes of beng able to do some war work. Mrs. Dr. Glalsyer wll take the poston vacated by Mss Chrlstopherson. Mr. Clymer who has been the Manager of the Mercantle Department of the Kaua Ralroad Company has been transferred to the man offce of Alexander & BaJrwn, n Honolulu. The people of Eleele wll mss Mr. Clymer as he was unversally lked and admred. Mr. Beers of Honolulu has been sent up to take the poston vacated by Mr. Clymer. THE FVE LTTLE PGS Ths Lttle Pg went to Market He bought sugar and flour to hoard away and the only reason he ddnt buy ten tmes more butter than he needed was because he thought that the prce mght go down. Ths Lttle Pg Stayed at Home When there was Red Cross work to be done and she was badly needed. Ths Lttle Pg had Roast Beef On meatless day, n spte of all the food addmnlstratlons requests, and on wth the knowledge of what t meant to France for hm to be so selfsh. Ths Lttle Pg Had None But he left sugar n the bottom of hs coffee cup, ate whte bread on wheatless day and consumed candy just as usual. Ths Lttle Pg Cred "Wee wee, let George do t, dont touch me!" Have you a lttle pg at home? TREATMENT OF GERMANS N PRSON CAMPS S O. The Food Admnstraton ssues the followng: The treatment of nterned Ger mans n the Unted States s now beng used by German propagandsts n an effort to create unrest and dls satsfacton among the Amercan people. Through ther nsdous system of "grapevne" publcty, they are endeavorng to create the m presslon that the nterned Germans are beng fed on the. fat of the land that whle the Amercan people are beng asked to save wheat, the Ger man prsoners are beng prodgally fed on bread, pastres, and cakes made entrely of wheat. Ther ran pagn has been drected largely to the rural dstrcts, and n some sec lons has aroused more or less d ssatsfacton.... Rumors Offcally Dened The Food Admnstraton has of fclally dened the truth of such ru mors. The Germans nterned n Am ercan detenton camps are beng well fed, but there s absolutely no ground for a rumor that food s beng wasted, or that conservaton la Hot beng practced. All cvlan German prsoners are subject to. and are be lug mude to observe, all rules and regulatons of the Food AdulnUtra to. Ther per caplo consumpton of wheat s held wthn 14 pound per week. No commodty s wasted, although consumpton has not been, and wll not be, reduced to a Jxll that would threaten the health of the men and the women held at the ta tent on camps. Garrson Raton to War Prsoners of war receve the regular garrson raton of the nlted States Army. Ths s accordng to The Hague Conventon. The same requrement ap ples to all other natons. Amercan and alled prsoners n Germany must receve the garrson raton of the German Army. Nawlwl Garage C. W. SPTZ, Prop. NAWLWL, KAUA TELEPHONE 494 Automobles to all Parts of Kaua., all hours, Day and Nght AUTOMOBLES AND LGHT MACHNERY- - REPARED FORD CARS, McFARLAN, STANLEY STEAMER, LOCOMOBLE, COLE, REO, CHEVROLET (except Model "490") AND SAJON, also REO, COMMERCE, LOCOMOBLE AND MORELAND TRUCKS. We carry a complete stock of U. S. L. Batteres and Battery Parts also Automoble and Tre Accessores. A COMPLETE LNE OF FORD PARTS Goodyear Tres and Tubes The best n the Market for the Money. Agents for nter sland Steam Navgaton at Nawlwl, Kaua Co., Ltd. NAWLWL GARAGE, Agents for Kaua. Order t By Mal! Our Mal Ordkb Department s exceptonally well equpped to handle all your Drug and Tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on all orders of 50 and over, except the followng: Mneral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware and artcles of unusual weght and small value. Non-Malable: Alcohol, Strychnne, Rat posons, odne, Ant poson, Mercury Antseptc Tablets, Lysol, Carbolc Acd, Gasolne, Turpentne, Benzne and all other posonous or artcles. f your order s very heavy or contans much lqud, we suggest that you have t sent Jby freght. Benson, "Servce Every Second" The Rexal Store Fryng Shortenng CRSCO For Fryng--Fo- r For Cake & Co., Ltd. Shortenng Makng Honolulu There u no smoke nor odor. Fred foods are free from the taste o grease. They now are tasty and crsp, Thev are made more dgestble, for Crsco s all vegetable. The same Crco can le used to try fsh, onons, doughnuts, etc., merely by stranng out the food partcle after each rvng. Crtco gves taktrv a new flak tes and dgestblty. Crhco alw ays s of the same freshness and consstency. ts unform qualty nukes for unform results. CaJe Makng Smth EAR Cnwo gves rchness at smaller cost. t brngs cake-makn- g back to nsularty. Butter blls are reduced and cakes stay fresh and most longer.
TOE OAKDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1918 most Whle You Help to Wn the War Let our Trust Department help You Make your wll or create a trusl and name the Hawaan Trust Company as Executor or Trustee. You wll thus be releved frcm many cares and anxetes, whle servng cur country. SEAL ESTATE Yn "l!lv ntend to rccuv n Honolulu; f o, wrte to our Heal Ksdte Deportment. Wo wll glully f m.-l- nfo unt nn conc nng l cly n mlc or 1 rent There arc many choce resdence Htes offered for. wle n the foot llls and Klurlf of the cty. NStltANCE We represent companes wrtng the followng lnes: Fre, Lfe. Accdent, Health, Automohle, RnrKlnry, Tourst, (Vmpensnton, Lablty, latt plns-p-, Elevator, Marne, and Surety Sonds.. STOCKS "AND.ONDS We wll be pleased to gve all avalable, nformaton concernng any stocks or bonds dealt n!y the Honolulu Exchange or on the Manland. SAFE DEPOST Y.MLT Vstors to Honolulu are nvted to call and see the Largest, Strongest and most Safe Depost Vault n ths Terrtory. The twelve ton door s one of the nterestng sghts n the etv.. Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted 120 S. Kng Street VcePresdcnts J. R. GALT, Treasurer H. H. WALKER, Honolulu, T. H. CAPTAL AND SURPLUS $500,000.00 Authorzed by Law to act as Executors, Trustees, Admnstrators and Guardans.. OFFCERS AND DRECTORS, E. D. TENNEY, Presdent C. H. COOKE, C. H. ATHERTON. Secretary S. G. WLDER, Assstant Treasurers. RANNEY SOTT. F. W. JAMESON. Drectors F. C. ATHERTON, Telephone 1255 Assstant Secretary, s P. K. McLEAN G.. BROWN, R. B. ANDERSON FOR SALE 1917 Model Overland Roadster $600 - Terms. F. A. LYMAN Makawel CALFORNA FEED CO L.MXED. Dealers n Hay, Gran and Cckkn, SrrruKs. Sole Agents for tcrnat ma M ck. 1 emt 1 ry F. 1 anl oler specaltes. Arabc fur coolng ron Roofs. Vtahna ncubators md Brooder. Kngs Specal Chck. Food P.O. Box 452, Honolulu You can genlly releve the ( stenographer n the matter of dctaton am mportant cucr-wrtnby wrtng those letters yourself, at home, on a CORONA Typewrter The personal wrtng machne. You can take t any place, at any tme. Hawaan News Co., Ltd. Honolulu, T.. Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Groceres Dy Goods cf all Descrpton;. General Plantaton Supples (larments that are foled an! often thought runed by hst. mn, ol and grease, clean ben ut full v f properly cleaned Faultless Dry Cleanng never fals to gve satsfacton n cleanng hnythng thats dry eleanable. French Laundry and Dye Works J. A. ABADE, Prop. Honolulu, T. 11. llro.alway wll not worry so lon; as the nphts are merely Ugh:.ess: When the Fool lmtless Nuht arrves. Broadway wll release a few well loscn words. N THE CRCUT COURT 3f THE FFTH CRCUT Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate, No. 745. n the Matter of the Estate of James Pauahl Alohkea, late of Lhue, Kaua, deceased. Order of Notce of Petton of Accounts, Determnaton of Trust and Dstrbuton of, the Estate. On Headng and Flng the Petton and accounts of Chas. A. Rce, Admnstrator of the Estate of James Pauah Alohkea, of Lhue, Kaua, wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $310.22 and charged wth $506.68, and prays that hs accounts be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbuton of the remanng property to the persons thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further responsblty theren: t s Ordered, that Monday, the 1st day of July, A. D. 1918, at 9:30 oclock A. M. at the Court Room n Lhue, Kaua, of ths Court, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and that all persons nterested then and there appear and show cause, f any they have, why sad petton should not be granted, and present evdence as to who are enttled to sad property. Dated the 27th day of May, 1918. (Sgd.) ALE A. DCKEY, (SEAL) Judge of the Crcut Court of the Frth Crcut. Attest: (Sgd.) 1). Wn. DEAN. Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Frth Crcut. A. G. KAULUKOU. Attorney for Pettoner. May 2S, June 4, 11. 18. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate n the Matter of tho Estate of Wllam Ells, late of Lhue, Kaua, Deceased. Order of Notce of Petton for Allowance of Accounts, Determnaton of Trust and Dstrbuton of the Estate. On Readng and Flng the Petton and accounts of Elzabeth K. Ells, Admnstratrx of the Estate of Wllam Ells, late of Lhue, Kaua, deceased, wheren pettoner asks to ; be allowed $CS2.O and charged wth J67S.6U, and prays that her accounts be examned and approved, and that jn flal order be made of Dstrbuton jot the remanng property to the per-- ; sous thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suree. from all fur- -.her responsblty theren: T S ORDER H), that Monday, the 1st day of July A. D. 1918, at 10:00 oclock A. M. at the Court Room n.hue. Kaua, of ths Court, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and that all persons nterested then and there r and show cause, f any they have, why sad petton should not be granted, ml present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad prop--! c ty.! Dated ths 22nd day of May. 1918. (SEAL)! (Sdg) LYLE A. DCKEY Judge of tho Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Attest: (Sdg) D. Wm. DEAN, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. May e 4 11-1- N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT. Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate n the Matter of the Estate of Francsco Ferrelra, deceased. Notce to Credtors. The undersgned, Lous A. Cabral, the duly apponted and qualfed admnstrator of the estate of Francsco Ferrera, deceased, hereby gves notce to all persons havng clams aganst the estate of the sad Francsco Ferrera, deceased, to present such clams, duly authentcated, and wth proper vouchers, or duly authentcated copes thereof, even though such clams be secured by mortgage of real estate, to the undersgned, at hs place of busness, Eleele, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, wlthjn sx months from date, or such clams wll be forever barred. Dated at Eleele, ths 14th, day of May 1918. LOUS A. CABRAL Admnstrator for the Estate of Francsco May Ferrera, Deceased. 4th. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probata n the Matter of the Estate of Joa-qul- Antono do Souza (Port) late of Keala, Kaua, deceased testate. Order for Notce of Hearng Petton for Probate of Wll. A Document purportng to be the Last Wll and Testament of Joaqum Antono de Souza (Port.), late of Kealkt, Kaua, deceased, havng on the 15th day of May, A. D. 1918 been presented to sad Probate Court, and a Petton for the Probate thereof, and for the ssuance of Letters Testamentary to Joaqum de Souza of Keala, Kaua aforesad, havng been fled by sad Joaqum de Souza, T S HEREBY ORDERED, That Monday, the 24th day of June A. D. 1918, at 9 oclock, A. M., of the sad day, at the Court Room of sad Court, at Lhue, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for provng sad Wll and hearng sad applcaton. Dated at Lhue, May 15th 1918. BY THE COURT. (Sdg) ). Wm. DEAN, Clerk. (SEAL) J. Maha Kaneakua Attorney for Pettoner Lhue, Kaua.. May N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate n the Matter of the Estate of John P. Kamanuwa, deceased. Order for Notce of Hearng Petton for Probate of Wll. A Document purportng to be the Last Wll and Testament of John P. Kamanuwa deceased, havlug on the 20th day of May A. D. 1918, been presented to sad Probate Court, and a Petton for the Probate thereof, and for the ssuance of Letters- - tamentary Tes- to Hawaan TruHt Company Lmted, havng been fled by t. T S HEREBY ORDERED, That Wednesday, the 26th day of June A D. 1918 am: 30.oclock. P. M., of sad day, at the Court Room of sad Court, at Lhue, Kaua, Hawa be and the same hereby sapponted the tme and place for provng sad Wll and hearng sad applcaton. Dated at Lhue, Kaua. May 20th, 1918. BY THE COURT. (SEAL) (Sgd.) D Wm. DEAN. Clerk. May NOTCE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT LEASE At 12 oclock, noon, Saturday, June 22nd, 1918, at the offce of the Sub Agent, Mss Bernlce E". L. Hundley Kapaa, Kaua, there wll be sold at publc aucton, under Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa of 1915, a general lease to the followng descrbed Government lot: Lot 3, Block H, Kapaa Town Lots, Kawahau, Kaua, contanng an area of 6750 square feet, more or less; term of lease, 10 years from February 1st. 1919; upset rental, 50 per annum, payable sem-annuall- n advance. All buldngs and other mprovements on the above descrbed lot belong to the present tenant, and the lease shall be subject to the rght of the present tenant to. remove the same wthn sxty (60) days from February 1st, 1919. The purchaser shall pay the cost of advertsng. For maps and further nformaton, apply at the offce of the Sub Agent, Mss Bemce E. L. Hundly, Kapaa, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. WALTER A. ENGLE..Actng Commssoner of Publc Lands. Dated at Honolulu, May 11th, 1918. May 21, June 4, 18. FOR THE HOUSE. To the voters on Kaua: beg to announce myself as a canddate on the Democratc tcket at the forth conng prmares for the House of Representatves. respectfully solct tho support of the voters of Kaua, M. S. HENRQUES..Kapaa. May 25th, 1918. FOR THE SENATE To the Voters of Kaua: hereby announce my canddacy as a Republcan for nomnaton at the j forthcomng prmary electon, for the Terrtoral Senate, and solct the Sun port of the voters of Kaua. JOE RODRGUES BY AUTHORTY Notce to the Tax Payers of Hanalel Dstrct Mr. Walter F. Sanborn has been duly apponted Deputy Tax Assessor and Collector, for the Dstrct of Hanalel. Vce. Mr. L. B. loreko, resgned. J. K. FARLEY, Assessor 4th Dvson Koloa, Kaua. May 13th, 1918. FOR SALE Gentle famly horse, wth phaeton and harness. Wll sell.cheap for cash. H. D. Wsh-ard-, Lhue. TUTOR WSHES POSTON ON Kaua for summer. Address C. M. P. Box 1380, Honolulu. 2t ON ACCOUNT OF THE RED CROSS Drve we have been unable to sell the tckets on the auo. Those havng pad tckets please return them and receve the money. F. A. Lyman. Makawel, Kaua. The Pullman Comnanv has decld ed to sell only one brth to one pass enger hereafter. For the" best nvestment, buy 3rVar Savngs and Thrft Stamps Coprgbl Hn tcbunct U Man Slvas Toggery, Honolulu. Theyre here Yuba Tractors Ask for demonstraton Honolulu, T. H. f a solder were bult lke a profteer, he would lay down, Bay ten per cent of hs lfe for hs country. A request for more than that would come under the head of ready for delvery on your own ground Sole tellng agents for Terrtory Honolulu ron Works Co. The New Yorker s prey to much uncertanty. For nstance, when the Red Ball appears he dosent know whether to go skatng n the park, or to lne up on Ffth avenue to wel- - come a Japanese Commsson.
THK GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1918 Tree Graftng Any Knd Furnshed and Grafted. Tay at Growth. Hbscus, Oleander, et--. Grafted at $3.(10 per Dozen rnactca, TtKK UKPAUKR THM M MNG, SPRAYNG. RTC, Address OLLKS W M. Ths Offc. FOR SALE One Kmball Pano n good condton Prce $125 Mrs. Wn. Sohtmnclfrnp Kolna Kaua Steam Laundry Frst class Washng and komxg HATS CLEANED Kapaa : : P. 0. Keala THE BANK OF HAWA, Lmted LHUE BRANCH LHE, Kaua, Hawa Deposts are receved sunject to check. Certfcates of depost ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved securty. Drafts Drawn on Honolulu New York London San Francsco Hong Kong Yokohama Savngs Department nterest pad on Savngs Deposts. 4 per cent on ordnary and 4 per cent on Term Deposts. Ordnary Savngs Deposts wll be receved up to $2,500 n any one account. Safk Depost Boxks for Rent $2 and S3 a Year WAMEA Wamka, P f HOTEL Kaua Breakfast 8.(1 Lunch.CO Dnner l.jo Room 1.C0 j - j FRANK COX, Manager "We have not studed cost nor economy as we should, ether as organzers of- - ndustry, statesmen, ndvduals." or as Presdent Wlson. But there s yet tme to start to save and that tme s NOW. Bshop & j j j Company Savngs Department HONOLULU PATROTS GEORGE WASHNGTONS SPEECH TO THE CONGRESS COMMTTEE Jan. 28, 1778. "Unless ample $ provsons are lad up n.- the T course of ths wnter and the T approachng sprng nothng fa- - 4. vorable s to be looked for from the operatons n the next cam- - by the embarrassment of rreg- - pagn; but our arms enfeebled J ulur and fluctuatng supples of provsons, wll reap no other 4. fruts than dsgrace and dsap-- J pontment!" 4.4.4. 4.4. Tertoral Far Nears ts Openng Day As the date of the Terrtoral Far approaches t becomes apparent that the slands manfestaton wll exceed early expectatons, n every department and n every way. The great structures n whch all the dfferent departments, wll be housed ar. practcally completed and now gce a more defnate dea of the true mag The automoble frms of the cty ntude the Far wll attan n the mat-te- have employed a specal desgner and r of ground space and sxe of ex- - are preparng to stage an automoble j show of unusual proportons, group h!hts. ng all dsplays of ths knd under Untl just recently t has been dffcult to realze Just what the enter-prz- Ths wll be the frst automoble e four large tents ner the grandstand would look lke, or to learn show ever gven n Hawa, and the how much popular nterest t has aroused. n most nstances, entres pressve one, wth a vew to creatng promoters desre to make t an n have not been requred untl June 1. a publc desre for further exhbtons Naturally most exhbtors wthheld n the years to come. Ther purpose flng these and stll are wthholdng s to establsh the motor car show them. as a regular annual event at Hono Nevertheless enough entres have lulu and ther present laudable am been receved to warrant the assurance that all the housng space plan- dsplays stand out from all others on bton s to make ther own group of ned, wll be flled to capacty. n the Far grounds lke a true gem set some nstances, addtonal structures may be found necessary, and the commsson s preparng ts scheme of the buldngs wth ths contngency n mnd. n general, all ndcatons are that tho people who can and should exhbt n the varous shows are actvely nterested and are plannng to have dsplays of ther very best, and apples to ctzens lesdent on the to attend the Far n person. Ths other slands as well as on Oahu. Wth nearly three hundred head of lvestock already lsted, and wth Prof. Cordon. True, of the Unversty of Calforna, to serve as Judge, the success of the lvestock show may We consdered certan rght now, a week before the Far opens ts gates. Keports from he county agents of the Food Commsson, who are n the slands, and from the Far Com-clos- e touch wth the growers 011 all mssoners ol the outsde slands, are such that the agrcultural commttee has ncreased ts orgnal es tmate of space for the agrcultural show by more than 5(1 per cent, and wll use the greater porton of two large structures. One of these wll le r. feet n length, the other 170 feet, each havng a wdth of 40 feet. The llower, Fne Arts, School, Food Conservaton, Hawaan Crafts and kndred shows wll occupy a smlar 11 mount of space. One of the bg exhbt features of the Far wll be the part taken by the local merchants, who are wde awake to the advertsng opportunty and are gong nto t enthusastcally and elaborately. Home wth dsplays of re PRESDENT WLSONS SPEECH TO THE FARMERS, 1918 "t has turned out that the forces that fght for freedom, the freedom for all men all over the world as well as our own, depend upon us n an extraordnary and unexpected degree for SUSTEN ANCE by whch men are to lve and fght! We are fghtng truly for the lberty and self government of the Unted States as f the war of our own Revoluton had o be fought over agan." markable sze and excellence. They are payng very good fees for the prvlege, and on ths phase of ts actvtes the enterprze may be ex pected to prove hghly proftable f nancally. Ths s partcularly grat tyng snce all realzatons of the Far go nto the Terrtoral Treasury The commercal exhbts wll fll four edfces 40 feet n wdth and varyng from 160 to 320 feet n len gth. n addton, Catton, Nelll & Co Honolulu ron Works and Theo. H Daves & Co., have purchased space and are erectng ndependent buld ngs of ther own. n the mdst of a collecton of glass beads. The Army and Navy have con sented to nstall an nterestng exhbt of mplements of war: guns large and small, hstorc weapons and late models, camp and marchng equpment, hosptal equpment, am bulance outft, etc. Throughout the week of the Far several hundred solders wll be en camped on the Far grounds, staton ed there to partcpate n the events of the bg mltary entertan sx-da- ment program. For ther comfor and for the use and nspecton by the ublc as well, the Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. wll establsh an army hut on one of the tenns courts at Kapolan Park. Ths n all pract cal respects wll be a workng repl ca of the huts n whch the men of the Red Trangle cater to the needs of Alled solders n France. Refreshments, on a lmted scale, may be served; the chef feature wll be convenences for relaxaton, rest, amusements, readng, wrtng, etc. n short a loafng place for the enlsted men whle off duty. The bg amusement program, chefly mltary n contents and flavor, s practcally complete and assures a magnfcent schedule of attractons, of all varetes spectacular, thrllng and humorous, for every afternoon and evenng of the sx days, wth an exceptonally bg program on the second day, Kanehameha Day, wth the Fourth Cavalry stagng a bg lst of features. The Hawaan Rodeo, n whch ke urdy and Makal Kelllke and Automoble News ROAD WORK S WAR WORK Speedng up constructon of good roads s an ntegral part of government war work. Effcent transportaton s necessary to reduce the margn between producer and consumer. U. S. Food Admnstraton. When rubber cement has stood ex posed to the ar, even for a short tme, t becomes so thck that t does not gve good results n applcaton. Maly motorsts thn cement wth gasolne, tout th ordnary grades of gasolne contan consderable ol, whch has a decdedly adverse acton on the cement. Hgh test gasolne or bsulphte of carbon s best to use for thnnng. :0: When t s necessary to back up a car nto place by pushng, the frst thng on whch most drvers settle s the radator cap. Ths s rather a dangerous practce, for the exerton of such heavy pressure aganst ths part s lkely to break t off. The radator hose conncton should be frequen tlynspected. Qute often these look good from the nsde. When the walls of the house become decayed they have a tendency to swell and close, thereby preventng proper crculaton. When the radator leaks t s not advsable to use materal to stop the leaks from the nsde. Such foregn matter has a tendency to close the radator and cause overheatng. A temporary repar can usuall be made from the outsde, and then at the frst opportunty a permanent repar should be made by an experenced mechanc. AVOD KEROSENE N WASH WATER. J. P. Clapper of the Kaua Garage, and local sellng agent of Mchelln Tres, sa that washng tres and washng a car are two dfferent prop ostons. Water alone should be us ed to wash tres and as lttle of t as necessary. After every run the tres should be wped clean wth a damp sponge or a well wrung cloth. A common method when washng a car s to mx kerosene wth the wa ter. Ths may be advsable when washng the woodwork, to remove mud and dust from the varnsh, but no kerosene should be permtted to reach the tres, because kerosene eats rubber. Ths fact can readly be proven by mmersng a small pece of rubber n, kerosene and allow t to soax. The rubber wll soon swell and lose ts elastcty. The reason for ths s apparent. Kero sene s rch n fatty propertes whch reman after the evaporaton of the passes. Every tme a tre s washed wth a kerosene mxture the rubber s deprved of more of ts strength. When washng tres t s best to use a damp sponge and clean water, care beng taken that the sponge s not soaked and drppng. After wash ng the tres they should be wped dry wth a cloth or a handful of waste. As.a general rule, grease cups are not gven the ntellgent care they should receve. Those under the engne hood and n a farly warm place requre only an occasonal twst, for the heat keeps the grease farly soft, and t s drawn., nto the bearngs by the rotaton of the shafts. Grease cups whch are outsde, however, where the ar keeps the grease, almost sold, requre frequent attenton. : o : TO REMOVE TAR FROM BODY. t s hardly possble to drve a machne over newly tarred roads or pavements wthout gettng at least some of the tar on the body. t treated n tme the spots dlf-futo remove. The machne should are not be washed to elmnate all the grt, and carefully dred wth chamos, so that the tar wll not smear. A lttle vasolne appled over each spot and worked n wth the fngers wll help to remove the stans. A thorough wash wth body soap and a fnsh polsh n the usual manner completes the operaton. Arche Kaaua. stellar cow ropers wll contend agapst all comers, and the slands cleverest broncho busters wll rde outlaw horses n a contest for the Hawaan champonshp, s an assured attracton for Monday and Tuesday afternoons. These events alone are expected to draw crowds that wll test the capacty of the grandstand and bleachers. The r touvnament, massed band concert, charot races, 25th nfantry entertanment, all are features of the frst class, but these are j only a few of the several score of events provded for the crowds ut- - tendng the Fur. Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. HONOLULU and HLO Sugar Factors and Commsson Merchants MPORTERS GENERAL OF GENERAL MERCHANDSE HARDWARE Hullers Hardware Crockery (lawwnre Slverware Sportng Goods Fshng Turkc Frearm Antmto Safe lmrjjrrators Hprk lur Flashlghts Pants Varnshes l!rushr Ols (rrasrs Harness Saddlery Roofng Trunks Sut Cases etc. etc. GROCERES Fancy am Staple Lnes, Feed, etc. DRY GOODS Shoe Tolet Supples Statonery etc. etc. NSURANCE AGENTS Wrters of Fre, Marne, Compensaton, Automoble and Mscellaneous nsurance Polces. AGENTS FOR Canadan-Australa- n Royal Mal Steamshp Lne Upon applcaton nformaton wll n- - cheerfully furnshed n regard to any of our lnes n whch you may he nterested. Mens Tan Army Shoes $ Munson Last Made of Specal (lmne Tan uppers wth Genune Oak Boles. We command thn shoe to those who are lookng for real value. All szes and orders tlled same day as receved. Manufacturers Shoe Store 1051 Fort St. Honolulu. ELEELE STORE J.. SLVA, Prop. ONE of the LEADNG HOUSES for all knds of DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, MENS FURNSHNGS. CGARS & TOBACCOS and NOTONS of every descrpton. FOR WNE, BEER and OTHER LQUORS, RnK Up 73 W. Man offce, Eleele. Kaua. Tel. 7 1 W. MCHELN,; Unversal f j MMjffl JJll The New Tre Everyone t Talkng About K J(U tj Tho Non-Sk- d Tread combnes j ml n Ono Tro all th. Advantage. (k 4 of both tho Sucton Tread and 3 jj th. Rated Tread Type. jj jjj Prces Moderate and Qualty the Bett Kct j Kaua Garage ld (one qualty only-t- o
THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1918 Souvenrs We. neatly pack am mal Hawaan Souvenrs. Hawa & South Seas Curo Co. HONOLULU. HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) Twenty to elegnnt rooms n Man Buldng Three Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor JAS. F. 16 Co. Ltd. Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate and nsurance NO. 125 1J1 MERCHANT ST. P. O.Bqx No. 594 Honolulu You too should Jon Amercas Servce Army of over three mllon women by usng Electrc rons. HOT N A MNUTE Specal 6 V& pound Westlnghouse ron $2.95 each "OVER THERE"...they depend on you to save.. FUEL, FOOD, TME LABOR Buy War Savng Stamps W. W. Dmond & Co, Ltd. Honolulu, Hawa llf,ft j) Newest. Coolest Hotel n Hawa Fort Street Honolulu JEWELERS everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne, Rch Cut Glass and Art Goods. Merchandse of the Best Qualty Only. H.F.W1CHMAN&C0.,LD. Leadng Jewelers. P. O. Box 342 Honolulu W. H. ZMMERMAN Manufacturer JOHN F. KAlOZO, Llme, Kaua Kaua Anent.,st of Donars to the Red Cross LHUE (Contnued from last week) Juan os teys $ Felx Estanque 6.00 Juan F. Ablnal 6.00 Francsco Ponce 6.00 reneo de Castro 6.00 ( Lus Condo 6.00 Baslo Guang Bento Laranja 6.00 Marano B atar a 6.00 Procopo Argadon 6.00 Pedro Corclno S. H. Byrne 8.00 Mrs. W. H. Rce 19.00 Mrs. A. D. BrettlvlUe A. Hebard Case 20.00 F. Weber 100.00 Mrs. F. Weber 100.00 A. Thellen 10.00 Mss Grete Theln Mrs. A. Theln 10.00 C. W. Grote 1 A. Sebel 20.00 H. D. Wlshard 100.00 Mrs. H. D. Wlshard 10.00 F. Mahn 1 A. De Brettevlle 6.00 G. F. Wnter 8.00 Mrs. G. F. Wnter 8.00 H. Schultz 10.00 G. Hackbarth 6.00 O. Pnnow 12.00 H. C. Sheldon 8.00 Antone Jeaaus Jr. 8.00 Fujmoto Yoshlmura Mada W. Kuhlman George Jottmann 10.00 F. Eggerklng 9.00 Arth. Glaubrecht F. Schumacher 6.00 Antone Camera 9.00 Peter Adolpho 8.00 shlyama Muranaka Kato Uyeda Gulllermo Maala Wakabayashl Anceto gnasc 5,00 Andres Madran 6.00 W. Kerstner 8.00 Peter Camera. 9.00 John Corera 8.00 Man. FR. Eturgeno 6.00 Man. Cesar Fermandez 9.00 Aug. de Goyas 8.00 Franc Preste 8.00 Joe de Sar 8.00 John Verra 8.00 James Oleole 8.00 Tom Pars 6.00 Aok Jr. Akasuge Aokl Sr. 6.00 Domoto, Ban Hwa Dobash 6.00 Hasegawa 6.00 Fuj Fuj Jonedo 6.00 Fukushma D. Wm. Dean 6.00 Furutanl 6.00 Hashmoto Hadama. H. 6.00 Hramoto Hashmoto Kakudaro 6.00 Hrofta 6.00 Hadama, J. Hronaka, H. 6.00 Hlrada mal 6.00 to Hgashlta meda 6.00 U. wamoto 6.00 N. garashl Yamamoto Torashl 6.00 Yamamoto Kanlcch 6.00 Yamamoto, Yasuda 6.00 Yoshlhara Yamaguchl Yatsutao K. Yoshshge Yamada Yokota, Dsololo Yamasakl, Masao Yoshmoto N. 6.00 Yoshyama, T. Yoshlda Yasu, Massachl 6.00 Kosaka 6.00 Kogawach, M. 6.00 Kogawach, Y. Katayama Kago. T. Katayama Kuwada 6.00 Konlsh Myamura, T. 6.00 Moromoto, Uktl Murata 6.00 Mlyoshl, S. 6.00 Myak Myamura Nshmoto Nnga Norda. S. Joe Kaena 7.00 John Uhuuhu 7.00 John Cunnngs 7.00 J. Kalloa 7.00 Sam Kekaula 7.00 George Nnhua 7.00 Alaa Hul. 10.00 Mnsa MUutan 10.00 T. Tokta 5.-- J. Senda 8.00. Yukmura 8.00 Tnu WAtanabe U Ol M. Kodara J. Anamlzu 8.00 K. Hlrota 5.60 K. Watanabe M. Nakata 8.00 Rev. K. Okamoto 8.00 M. Kondo Y. Kondo 8.00 M. Sadoka 6.00 H. to G. Morta S. Takemura M. Togo Fujkawa S.OO K. Gokan 6.00 Lhue Ja. Chrst. C. 112.95 Umetaro Do G.00 Mr. McClusky 16.00 Y. Kunshma 6.00 sebella Hogg 40.00 L. A. Walsworth 8.00 Chang Da Ok 8.00 Mrs. Mare Kashwahara 8.00 We extend to all of our Kaua frends a cordal nvtaton to vst our exhbt at THE COUNTY FAR JUNE 10th to 15th Make t your headquarters. Meet your frends there. Have your mal sent n our care. Royal Hawaan Garage, Ltd. HONOLULU " y. j j D0JGlTrA!CBJw3 j NABT"rpcTuut PA K A LA 2S WAMEA -- N- 4. YOU WLL. RE AMAZED AT TS LAYSNESS THRLLED WTH TK SENSATON AL CONVULSED WTH TS Stl of ONE" HEARST PAT1E WEEKLY NKWS PCTORAL 8, - -- N- m, j.. ROM THE NOVEL PY SH (llrert PARKER A V-"- Tre DRAMA OK SOCETY, WAR AND PAT11E NEWS be 1 V, JS " " A ELEELE, WE)., JUNE, o; MAKAWEL, TUR., WA.MEA, KR., KEKAHA, SAT., MON. WAMEA, MON, JUNE 10; MAKAWEL, TUES. KOLO.V, WED. HOMESTEAD, TU. P.O. POX : THE OUR Regal Shoe Tube MALED ORDERS CAREFULLY KLLED SHOE STORE Danel Dougan Manuel Fuente 5.UU Fellcano Obatay 6.011 (Contnued next week) TP TOP THEATRE tp: Tuesday, June Saturday, June DOUGLAS FARBANKS "REACHNG FOR THE HUMOR. Chapter Wlfred Lucas "THE JUDGMENT HOUSE" VULCANZNG Reparng TOM1NATSU ROMANCE. be "WHOS NUMlER Tp Top 3nd Chapter of the.stupendous Photoplay Seral "VENGEANCE AND HE ln WEEKLY "Reachng for the Moon" wll KEALA, "The Judgement House" wll REGAL and KAPAA, NATONAL Fort & Hotel Streets Honolulu. The FR. PCTORAL. also shown also shown Lc MOON Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. at at ny and Hell REAL ESTATE and STOCKS and P.ONDS and rents SAFE DEPOST POXES Fort am MerchantlSts. We Always Recommend lolonh Double - Cable - Base TRES stock of Rugged and Plan A complete Treads n all styles and szes always on hand McBryde Store Agents Fr Kaua. Z. The Grl: Dd you observe He lov-- The Man: The only palms that ely jalllk n le eufe?.saw were the waters.
6 "PENNSYLVANA" A Lmvn Mower that haw been well tred and stood the test s the mower to buy. You need look no further. The Pennsylvana has heen n use here for years, and they are stll n use-oral- our Parks, Lawns and School Grounds We carry n full lne. - Pennsylvana Jr. B. B., 1cnsylvana Standard Pennsylvana Great Amcrean Pennsylvana Urd Cloud Pennsylvana Wrte us f you are nterested Eleclra Grass Catchers to ft all Mowers; Grass and Hedge Shears; Garden Tools of all knds. Lewers & Cooke, Lumber and Buldng Materals Ltd. 1(!177 So. Kng Street! Let Us Do All Your Laundry and Dry Cleanng A dress Terrtoral Messenger DUXBAK HONOLULU, Servce BELTNG Wthout queston, the Lest belt n the world. Cut from the back-bon- e porton of oak-tanne- d leather, and made waterproof. Dstrbutors: Catton, Nell & Co., Ltd 7 ENGNEERS Honolulu duumup- - Each cake s wrapped to nsure delvery to you n a santary condton and to retan m rx ts orgnal delcate perfume. Made n the cleanest mobt santary factory n the world. For Lhue Sale at Store mperal Peroxde s an antseptc soap, made for Nursery, Tolet and general purposes. las a most pleasng effect on delcate skn, besdes makng t healthy and clean. l THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY,-JUN- E 4, 1918 Mr. A. S. Wlcox, who was opcr-ule- d upon by Drs. ulnn nml Young at tlo Llhuo Hosptal last Tuesday mornng, s reported to bo dong ncely nul wll probably bo ablo to leavo tlo hosptal wthn a fow days. Tho Board ot Apprasers, composed o J.K. Fnrloy, J. M. Lydgatc nml J.. Morngno have completed ther work on tho Wntmoa Lands. Ther report wll go to Honolulu tonght. Tho servces at Llhuo Unon Church next Sunday wll bo chlldrens Sunday wth approprate exorcses and tab leaux. Tho tramp steamer Bayard s at lcloclo loadng sugar. Sho wll take 4000 bags, whch wll rollevo tho congeston hero to n great extent. Tho followng passengers arrved per tho S. S. Klnau ths mornng: Robt. Har, Chester Dayle, Mss K. Johnson. Francs Gay, Capt and Mrs. Sennl, Mrs. 13. Macomber, J. A. M. Wlcox, Masters Sexton (2), Mrs. J. M. Mc Crecry, Mrs. H. Catton, Mrs. 11. Pcquegnat, 10. Schlmase, 1). A. Whte,. K. Rocha, Chas. A. ltlco,.1. J. Mlclaclscn, J, Lcnke, 1 W. Bachelor, X. Kng, 1 W. Broadbont, A. Horner, Jr-- 1. W. Cldwcll, P. D. Young, F. Slum- - er, Major Olver, W. A. Lousson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Horn, Mrs. F. M. Branch, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sherman, Mrs. S. 13. Poslop, Serg. Vylasek, C. S. Martn, Tho Turk has somewhat tho mdn- - tal atttude of some of the Coa6t League ball teams. Ho dosont qute now whether ho s n tho cellar or not. FOREST RESERVE HEARNG Notce s hereby gven that under the provsons of Chapter 37,. L. H. 1915, a publc hearng wll be hold by the Governor of tho Terrtory and tho Board of Commssoners of Agrculture and Forestry on Wednesday, the 19th day of June, 191S, at nne oclock a. m. n the ofllco ot sad Board at tho Government Nursery, Kng Street, Honolulu, to consder the defnng of the lmts and the set tng apart as forest reserves of certan government and other lands, more partcularly as follows: 1. sland of Kaua, Dstrct of Konu, Land of Kalahco (1apapahol- - ah...1 area 54 acres more o" less 2. sland ot Oahu, Dstrct of Koo- - laupoko. Land of Waahole twua-holarea ll(;9 acres, more or loss. 3. Bland ot Mau, Dstrct of Hamakuapoko, Land of Makawao (Addton to Makawao Forest Res erve), area 203 acres, more or loss. 4. sland of Hawa, Dstrct of Puna, Land of Keauohana (Keauo lana), aea 272 acres, more or less, and to consder the wthdrawal from the exstng Honolulu Watershed Forest Reserve, Dstrct of Hono lulu, sland of Oahu, of three small parcels of hnd on Tantalus Heghts, havng areas of 1.52, 0.137 and 0.103 acres rcsnoctvely. Maps and descrptons of tlo sad lands are on fle n tho olllco of tho Suprlntendent of Forestry, where they are open to the nspecton of the publc. At the sad tme and place all per sons who so dosro wll bo gven full opportunty to bo heard upon the subject matter of ths notce and to present ovdonco and arguments n person, by proxy, or by letter, ether for or aganst the settng apart of sad lands as forest reserves or tho olml naton. of sad lands from tho exst ng reserve. (Sgd) LUCUS 10. PNKAM, Governor ot Hawa. The Captol, Honolulu, June 3, 101S. day now, n tho caso of calls comng tho nftornoons whllo tho other mak- - n, so ono of us has to bo thcro n cs vsts." Tho Belgan Government seems mpresscd wth tho need for a chld rens hosptal and promses to"bcgn n barracks for us n a fow days." Our thousand refugees havent como yet, but are expected at any tme. Wo may bo n that class our-solv- f thngs grow much worse, n fact, wo arc fnancally n readness for any fcvent, and havo been slnco tho frst week n March." Wheatless Wheatless Eats for Weeks The followng recopes havo been gven out by tho womens commttee of the food admnstraton as tho most commendable ones for present useusc. They do not call for. any wheat flour whatsoovor. All tho 1avo boon successfully tred out by tho members of the BSCUTS Potato Bscuts 1 cup barloy flour, 4 tsps. bakng powder, tsp. salt, 1 cup mashed potato, 2 ths, fat, cup mlk. Sltt the dry ngredents; add them to the potato, mxng t wth a knfe; work tho fat nto the mxture lghtly; add gradually enough mlk to make a soft dough; roll tho dough to n., thckness, cut the bscuts, and bako them for 12 to 15 mnutes n a hot oven. Barley and Buckwheat Bscuts V6 cup barley flour, cup buck wheat flour, 1 tsp. salt, 3 tsp. bakng powder, 1 or 2 ths, fat, water or mlk to make a soft dough. Mx and sft the dry ngredents, cut n tho fat, and add enough water or mlk to make a soft dough; roll the dough to nch thckness, cut the bscuts and bake them n a hot oven for 12 to 15 mnutes. Barley Bscuts 2 cups barley flour, 2 or 3 ths. of shortenng, 4 tsps. bakng powder, tsp. salt, cold water or mlk to make soft dough. Sft the dry n gredents, cut n shortenng or mx t wth tho tps of Angers, and add tho lqud; roll the dough about nch thck, and cut tho blscut3. Barley bscuts requre about 4 mnutes long er bakng than do wheat bscuts. Barley Bscuts 2 cups barley flour, V tsp. soda, 2 tsps. bakng powder, tsp. salt, 2 or 3 tbls. shortenng, cup fresh sour mlk. Combne tho ngredents and bako the bscuts accordng to Omt tablespoon of shortenng, and drectons already gven. Varatons: add 2 tablospoonsa each of small rasns and broken nut meats. SELECTED UHEATLESS BREADS Espetanga Corn Bread 3 sweet potatoes, medum sze, 1 V2 cups mlk. Scald corn meal wth tbls. salt, 1 egg, 1 cups corn meal, 3 3 tral prod net. Make Your Butter Go Twce as Far TWO POUNDS of merged butter, from ONE POUND of butter and one pnt of mlk,s possble wth The Wonder Butter Merger Smple nnd specally constructed, t merges butter and mlk nto a trulv delcous and creanv Tastes lke Country Butter. One Sze Only, $1.25 E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. The Hduse of Dependable Merchandse Honolulu, T.. m part of mlk, bol potatoes and mash; work n the shortenng and salt and add tho ggg. When well mxed add corn meal and the remanng part of tho mlk. Sour Mlk Corn Bread 1 cups melted lard or crsco, 1 pt. sour mlk, tsp. bakng powder, tsp. soda, 1 egg, 1 pt, corn meal, tsp. salt. Slghtly beat egg, add mlk, salt and soda. Str n meal, beat well and add molted fat and bakng powder. Bako n a hot greased pan, n moderate oven for hour. Homny Muffns ny, 1 tsp. salt, 1 tbls. shortenng, 1 cup soft boled or left over horn- - Fts And Msfts TERRT0RY 0F HAWA Jf7 J Of course mean of tlo Eye. Tlats my busness. You dont fnd tny msft comng fom my ollce. 4 tsp. bakng powder. Mx together homny, salt, melted shortenng, beat-- en egg and mlk; add flour whch has been sfted wth the bakng powder. Beat well and bake n greased muffn tns or shallow pan n hot 1 egg, clp mlk, 2 cups corn flour, oven 25 to 30 mnutes. Muffns (no wheat) Delllous 1 cup whte cornmeal, 1 cup rolled oats, 1 egg, J cup sugar, tsp. salt, 3 tsp. bakng powder, 1 tbls. fat, cup mlk. Mx and sft dry ngredents. Add mlk and melted fat and egg beaten. Bako n muffn pans about 25 to 30 mnutes n moderate oven. All measurements are level. By careful maesure-men- t SERVCE CO, RED CROSS WORKERS BUSY N FRANCE fnd out the endurance of each eye separately and furnsh. Agents for VON HAMM YOUNG CO., Ltd. BUCK, CHANDLER, DETROT ELECTRC, PACKHARD, NASH, PREMER, ROAMER, PEERLESS Agents for the FOLLOWNG TRUCKS MENOMNEE, PACKHARD, KNOX TRACTOR, KLEQER, VM, AND DENBY Agents for AMERCAN HAWAAN MOTORS CO., Ltd. CADLLAC, DODGE, STUTZ K E L L Y - S R N G F E L D TRES We are here to gve you AUTO SERVCE and all Telephone Calls wll Receve Our Prompt Attenton. TELEPHONE 522 L (Contnued from Page 1) rackb or a Hosptal qute soon, whch n Franco means nnywhero from two mouths to two years. So am back at my favorlto pastme of drawng plans. Who would over havo thought that d bo plannng and equppng a hosptal n Franco!" Aprl 15th. "Wo aro told to expect 1000 French refugees at Salle Frank lln, (tho Red Cross Headquarters,) tomorrow. All Belgan refugees who have nothng to do n Lo Havre and aro just lvng here are ordered to move out to mako room for tho new French refugees. t makes untold sufferng n many places." Aprl 21st. " was much nter estcd n hearng about your food re strctons and thnk t wonderful how wllngly tho Amercan people havo gven up thngs. Wo aro really lv ng qute goou noro, always war bread, but t s usually qute good Hero at the Penson we have meat or Huh every day and often twco n day. n prvato homes however, most people have meat only onco a day and many, many nover taste t ho causo of tho prce. Then wo have potatoes twco a day, ( never thought could eat so many potatoes, and lentls, dred beans, maccaron, carrots, leeks, turnps, usually onco a day, a salad onco a day! and some sort of a puddng onco a day, tho latter almost unsweetened. So wo are farng well. "Wo keep tho Dspensary open all the lenses accordngly. A great many oyes requre specal lenses to allevate the error. Hardly any two cares of eye-toull- c are tho same and consder each one ndependently. Xo guess work. How About Your Eyes Have you ever worn glasses? Do you fnd that your eyes tro oasly or does tho prnt became blurred after you have read a shorl lmt? f so let no examne your eyes and see f J can beneft them wth glasses. A. Y. YEE, O. D. For Two Weeks Only Address: The Garden sland Offce 33