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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 11

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Honolulu, Hawaii
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THE HONOLULU ADVERTISE All Sunday, Oct. 30, 1955. All Prices Effective Sun. Hon. Tugs.

Ocf. 30-31, tlov. I quits Easily Corrected 'Enthusiastic Reports' On Channel 2 Reception Ml MAKIKI KAI3IUKI KAILU IIALAWA WAIALAE All ALA St s- I 4 i V' ij V- THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS COMPARE THESE SPECIALS WITH REGULAR SHELF PRICES YOU WILL SEE THAT YOU ARE REALLY GETTING A BARGAIN TO FIT YOUR FOOD BUDGET AT ALL PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES. correct the condition. Improper adjustment, made before Channel 2 was in operation, is as easily remedied.

Antenna problems, causing ghosts, double images or no picture, in the majority of cases may be corrected by readjustment. In a few cases new antennas are necessary. KONA'S FORMER transmit KONA-TV officials said yesterday "enthusiastic reports" are coming in from many viewers ecr -erning reception on the station's new Channel 2 spot. Larry Trombley, chief engi-need, said "good signals are now being received in many areas rhere reception was impossible before." A3 FEW COMPLAINTS have been received, however, he said. They have been studied and in Halloween Duchers Delight! RED DELICIOUS BILL ERWIN ter is being dissembled, crated and with the antenna tower will (f JJ lb.

be set up atop Haleakala on u) D) L-Z3 most cases faults can be easily' Maui within a few days. The equipment was purchased by Artist Finds You Can't Tell About Texans KMVI on that island. Plans call for KMVI to be on the air on Channel 12 with a relay of KONA's Channel 2 signal on or about Nov. 12. PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES ARE LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR EVERY NEED AND SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU PERSONALLY.

You just never can tell about these Texans. A sarong-clad Polynesian beauty, painted on black velvet, caught the eye of wealthy El WRIGLEY'S Maui's Channel 12 spot will provide many of that island's viewers and many along the GUM 20 Kona and Hamaku coasts of the Paso businessman N. R. Haysj during a recent stay at the Royal jPATMAN DELICIOUS Hawaiian hotel. and inexpensively corrected.

THE THREE main faults, he pointed out, are in 1 overloading, 2 improper tuning for low channel reception, 3 antenna problems. "All three call for assistance from a qualified television serviceman but generally speaking the costs of correction will be trivial and only take a few minute" Mr. Trombley said. OVERLOADING, caused by sets" being too close to Channel 2's transmitter, results in receiving too much power. small resistor costing a few cents will HERSHEY Big Island satisfactory reception on KONA-TV for the first time.

He bought the painting on the! or Almond CANDY OARS I POUND CELLO KONA'S Channel 2 programs are reported "coming in fairly good" from viewers on Kauai, Lf HERSHEY many of them from Kekaha and KISSES l9e CcUo B9 Waimea where no reception was possible prior to the new fre 65 2 IK SMOKED quency. "Serve with Cabbage" HERSHEY MINIATURE CANDY BARS ls" Ce" BoB CELLO BAG CHICLETS wm metre Miss Aloha Maui Promotion Discontinued spot. LATE THURSDAY afternoon he called Honolulu artist Bill Erwin from El Paso. Mr. Erwin is a protege of the late Elmer Leeteg, originator of the black velvet technique.

How would Bill Erwin like to pack up his black velvet paintings for a one-man showing at the big El Paso Exhibition Nov. 6-13? All expenses paid, pardner, and bring your dinner jacket! Erwin asked for a couple of hours to hold a family consultation. Hays called back. NEXT WEDNESDAY Erwin, loaded with black velvet paintings ranging from Polynesian girls with the traditional hibiscus in their hair, to Hawaiian warriors and horses, (which he is sure Texans will go for), flies KRAFT WAILUKU, Maui Miss Aloha FRESH SLICED "Full of Vitamins Maui and the Sweethear- of the Pound Cello Bag CARAMELS Valley Isle came to an end last week after six years of promoting i Maui among tourists and visit ing islanders. o) BABY RUTH CANDY BARS Governor To Honor Two Lanai Youths Two Lanai youths who have earned national awards never won before by Islanders will be honored tomorrow by Governor King and their fellow townspeople.

Liberato Viduya 18, and Richard Tesoro, 18, will receive honors from the governor in a special 11 a.m. ceremony at Io-lani Palace, attended by their parents and a planeload of friends flying from Lanai for the occasion. LIBERATO. THE SON of Mr. zA Lb WILLIAM J.

(Jazz) Belknap, originator and manager of BABY RUTH COOKIES 10 SWIFT'S FROZEN Very Economical to El Paso for the one-week showing. He'll visit en route home with his mother, Mrs. Mattie D. Erwin of Newcastle, and his daughter Faye, student at the Art Center, Los Angeles. Erwin said yesterday he had rounded up about 35 black velvets.

Some are on the mainland. Dealers will ship them to El Paso. gg f- 690 Quart Mj PEERLESS CORNED BEEF 12 OI FOREMOST Tails 1 and Mrs. Liberato Viduya on MILK Miss Aloha Maui, made the announcement. Lydia K.

Figuerro, who was inaugurated Miss Maui of 1956 at the Maui County Fair earlier this month, submitted her resignation to her title with the announcement of the termination. "I have found that the successful operation of the Miss Maui idea consumes too much of my time. Also, to promote the idea successfully takes financial backing than is available at this time," Mr. Belknap said. ORIGINALLY the financial assistance for Miss Maui came from the sale of votes to the merchants who issued them to cus TERIYAKI or BARBECUE Octi 11 won the national public speaking contest of the Future Farmers of America at their an Deal Price KRAFT OIL Lcalii Employes Get 5-Day Week Leahi hospital employes will BY THE PIECE ll nual, convention in Kansas City, Mo.

Richard, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dionicio Tesoro, last May received the Boy Scout Scholarship 5) Lb CENTENNIAL 6 49s5 go on a five-day, 40-hour wont week Tuesday. Award of $500 from the.Veterans The new work schedule is a SARDINES "-Nr-B HORMEL VIENNA SAUSAGE of Foreisn Wars for his out gift from the 1955 legislature. FRESH Delicious Cold After Boiling tomers on purchases.

According for to Mr. Belknap, this allowed approximately $1,900 annually for Lawmakers appropriated an extra 34,000 for the hospital during the session. But they ear standing achievement in scouting. Among those attending from Lanai will be the boys' high school their priest, fo) Ju? expenses and permitted Miss 1BF TOK PET marked it specifically for extra wages that would be paid as a result of the new schedule. 33 13 oz.

INSTANT MILK their scouting and Future Farm ers advisors and delegations from The schedule has been held up pending a ruling by Attorney Maui to publicize the Valley Isle with trips to Honolulu and the mainland. BlaisdelFs Trip Fund Approved the Lanai units of the Boy Scouts General Edward Sylva on 15 and FFA. BEST FOR BAKING FOLGER'S CARNATION CREAMED TUNA COMSTOCK EM FOLLOWING THE ceremony, the entire group will be guests of the Hawaiian Pineapple Com POTAM whether such a clause was legal. Mr. Sylva recently held that it was.

The work-week goes into effect Nov. 1. Two CPA's Elected 3 COFFEE LB. 2 LBS. Finance committeemen okayed No.

303 pany at a luncheon at the Hale- a $1,500 appropriation on. Friday to pay Mayor Blaisdell's ex APPLE SAUCE MISSION kulani Hotel. The fathers of both FRESH boys are employed on Hapco's Two Honolulu certified pub penses to the Japan-American Pacific Coast Mayors' Confer lic accountants have been elected Ml Q)fi No. 303 lb. 11 I PEAS WO ence.

members of the America Institute of Accountants. They are The conference will be held William N. Naganuma, 3168-C Nov. 12-22 in Tokyo, Japan. Lanai plantation.

Liberato, who returns from his Kansas City trip Sunday morning, plans to enroll at the University of Hawaii this winter to study law. Richard is now attending UH as a winner of the Dole scholarship No. 303 2 fr 29 POPULAR BRANDS East Manoa and Mervyn MISSION PEAS CARROTS The board of supervisors authorized the mayor's trip at Tues C. Thompson, 608 Halekou CIGAKETIES GRAPES-21' Kaneohe. Both are associated with the firm of Cameron, Ten-nent Sc Dunn.

day's meeting and left the finan cing up to the purse-string com mittee. DEL MONTE E. G. ASPARAGUS No 303 KING REGULAR City Controller Paul K. Kep- FRESH CRISP Ship Movements peler assured the finance com NESTLE'S Gift tr- v9 I Family Size 1.

mittee yesterday that money was available to pay for the trip. rniiai Eft 11 QUIK 42) Em ARRIVALS Dat Vessel. From MOVINO Aftent Oct. 30 Fairport. japan SERVICE Baranof.

Coast 20 ox 4 55 HINODE RICE MARY ELLEN STRAWBERRY JAM SKIPPY Rites Today For Vivian Williams Mrs. Vivian Irene Williams, 42, 43 13 oz. DEL MONTE PEARS (Halves) No. 303 DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 303.

DEL MONTE Y. C. PEACHES No. 303 DEL MONTE Y. C.

PEACHES No. 2li AUNT JEMIMAH PANCAKE MIX 20 oz. 5 LBS. X-FANCY 25 LBS. FORTIFIED of 1666-A Kamamalu died PEANUT BUTTER STOKELY in the Queen's hospital Thursday morning.

She was born Oct. 29, -2 for 53 -2 for 49C -2 for 43c -2 for 65 21 -4 for 31C Giant 59c 25d 89 g7 Hawaiian Pilot, 4 Portland Wolverine State, Yokohama Oct. 31 Eian Maru, Philippines Lurline. San Francisco Pioneer Sea, Yokohama Hal Chiao, Panama Nov. 1 Orcades San Francisco Steel Chemist, Manila Nov.

2 Hawaiian Refiner, Port Allen Hawaiian Farmer, San Francisco Hawaiian Builder, UnVilllui 46 oz. ORANGE JUICE AUNT JEMIMAH BUCKWHEAT MIX 20 oz. IVORY SOAP Medium 5c Deal 39 for 3 BEST FOODS TIDE Regular 29c 1912, in Honolulu. FRIENDS call at Wil liams mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m. today and after 8 a.m.

Monday. The procession will leave the mortuary chapel at 10 a.m. Mon SPIC SPAN Regular Mayonnaise QUART day for requiem high mass at 4 5S No. 2 Carlton, Tampa THD City Transfer Company, Ltd. hauling packing shipping storage Agents All Over the World 610 FORT ST.

(Across from Irwin Park) Tel. 50-3691 H. J. ANCILL, Pres. Zone thD CAMAY SOAP Regular 4 for 33c Bath 4 for 47c NIAGARA STARCH 12 oz.

.2 for 39t VANO LIQUID STARCH- Quart 2 for 43 Vi Gal. 43 CLOROX Pint Si 2 for 23c WALDORF TISSUE ROLL 1 Oc SOFT WEVE 3 for 45 SCOT NAPKINS 50's 2 for 39c KENNEL CLUB DOG FOOD No PEARL HARBOR GUAVA NECTAR ASHLEY'S CHICKEN BREAST CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA No k-; a Hawaiian Lumberman. yj-w 0 Virtoria the Blessed Sacrament church, Pauoa, at 10:15. Burial will be in Oahu (Nuuanu) cemetery. There will be a recitation of the rosary in the mortuary chapel at 8 tonight.

rre.cirifnt Cleveland Whole No. 1 San Francisco. APL Planter. Hiln CiC WILSON'S OLEO o7foTir. THD Hawaiian Packer.

SCOT NAPKINS (Dinner size) 50's SCOT CUTRITE 125 Ft. Roll SHE IS SURVIVED by heT mother, Mrs. Louise Ahia; a daughter, Mrs. Max (Myrtle) Los Angeles Hawaiian Educator, San Francisco 2 LBS. 29c 25c 2 for 29c -2 for 33c -2 for 47c DEPARTURES FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 15 oz.

FRANCO AMERICAN MACARONI 1514 oz FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT- Til' Med. No. 1 LINDSAY RIPE OLIVES Vessel, To Agent Dale Nuesca; a brother, Edwin Francis McGrew, and by four grandchildren, Sandra Gayle, Lezlee Sharon, Bruce Lyle, and Sterling Max Kevin Nuesca. Oct: 30 Baranof. Japan FWL, Steel Rover, Norfolk "los Angeles Fairport.

Canal Zone Hawaiian Planter, Port Allen Hawaiian Retailer, Nawiliwili Wai Chiao. HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD HEINZ JUNIOR BABY FOOD HEINZ BABY CEREAL 10c 2 for 33c 2 for 33 27c on your 531 HEINZ TEETHING BISCUITS 4Vi oz. MficniiiAnV I IN! DIAPER SWEET DEODORIZES DIAPERS Vi LB. PKG. Japan Dr.

Albert K. T. Ho Ear, Nose and Throat has returned from Mainland and resumed his practice. 1 F.ian Maru. motor oil! Nov.

Canal Zone liir 1Tf won on Nov. Pioneer Sea. Canal Zone Orcades. Suva 2 Hawaiian Refiner. Los Angeles Hawaiian Builder, San Francisco 3 Carlton, Japan 4 Albion.

Korea THD Ph. 944465 Nov. ,4 8qt csn (J1.S3) 1531 S. Beretania at Ealakaua Nov. I Tfte Finest Hovy Duty Fully Guaranteed NoV.

5 Hawaiian Planter, Crockett President Cleveland, Yokohama APL V.V.V.V i.

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