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CHRISTMAS & HOLIDAY DISPLAY
THEO.H.DAVIES& CO
OFFER THEIR ENTIRE LINE OF
CHRISTMAS & HOLIDAY
For Sale at Greatly Reduced Rates for
Two W"eels:s
FOREIGN ITEMS.
GOODS
As a Convenience to their Many Patrons, the Entire Stock of
Holid&T Novelties has been Moved to the
gar GROUND FLOOR
Furnishing' & Haberdashery ' Goods :
Embroidered Lisle
Hosiery, Neckwear,
Sjlk Shirts. Argosy Suspenders,
Scarf Pins, London Novelties.
Chenille Window Drapery:
Chenille Portieres,
Lace Curtains,
and Carpets,
Rugs
Scrim Curtains,
Cornice Poles
and
Fixings.
Oriental House Furnishings:
Japanese Screens, Mirror Screens, Brass Screens,
Japanese Sa'dluma Vas6s, Fine China and Porcelain,
Tea Sets and Urns, Mush Sets,. Silk Goods.
Standard Mechanical Toys :
Dolls' Dressed and Undressed;
Endless Presents for Children,
"Wheelbarrows, Ships and Carts.
Christmas and New Year's Cards:
sAn KNb of a famous nEroirrr.n.
llonry G. Triukoy, a Boston re
porter, who was indicted on Friday
by tho Massachusetts Grand Jury
for contempt of court in connection
with tho Borden case, was killed by
a train near Hamilton, Canada, Dec.
30. Triekoy was known throughout
Now England as a dotuctivo reporter.
Tho Grand Jury of Bristol count',
Mass., which indicted Lizzie Borden
for tho murder of her father and
stepmother, also indicted Triekoy i
lor imorlonng with a Uovormnont
witness.
Tho Boston papor with which
Triekoy was connected published on
October 10th a very long and sonsa
tional story about tho Borden case,
a groat part, of which was false.
This story ho claimed to havo ob
tained from Dotuctivo McHonry,ono
of tho Government witnesses. There
Booms to havo boon a scheme within
a scheme Triekoy was after a big
"boat," and MoHonrv was anxious to
accommodate him ho as to square
tho accounts existing botwoon liini
solf and tho roportors growing out
of tho Graves trial at, Donvor. This
indictment by tho Grand Jury gives'
color to tho theory that MoHonry
inveigled Triekoy to Attloboro. Mass.,
that ho might consummate tho bar
gain ami rcceivo tho cash within tho
jurisdiction of tho Massachusetts
courts.
Triekoy was born m Dover, N IL,
in 18G8, and had boon a roportor since
1881. IIo signed articles and des
patches, generally on criminal cases
like tho Warden murder in Hanover,
N. H.. tho Sawtello murder in Ro
chester, N. H., tho Milieu conspiracy
case in Baltimore and tho Baruaby
murder in Providonco, and his intor
viow with JoHorson Davis at Boau
voir, made him famous, ovon outsido
tho narrow limits of Now England.
Ho was married only a year ago.
His young wife was prostrated by
tho news of his death.
BEURING SEA ARBITRATION.
At Ottawa it is said in regard to a
despatch from Washington announ
cing Fobruary 23d as tho date fixed
for tho mooting of tho Bohring sea
arbitrators that tho impression pro
vails in Paris that tho meeting on
that date will bo purely informal. It
is believed that a quorum will sim
ply assemble and arrango a formal
meeting in May or Juno. Such an
arrangement would suit ' Sir John
Thompson who, sineo his appoint
ment as British arbitrator, has had
tho responsibilities of tho Premier
ship thrust upon him, rendering it
almost lmpossioio lor nun 10 uo in
Paris during tho session of Parlia
ment, which opens about tho middle
of January and will last for threo
mouths at least.
DEATH OF A PRECOCIOUS BOV.
Walter Scott, tho boy who wrote
a letter to tho London Times last
March denouncing tho utterances of
tho English papers regarding the
troublo with Chile, died at Dunkirk,
Now York, Nov. M, aged 10 years.
Young Scott was a grandson of J.
T. Williams, editor of tho Dunkirk
Evening Observer. Ho worked in
his grandfather's oilicp out of school
hours and was a constant reader of
nowspapors. At tho beginning of
tho misunderstanding with Chile,
being intensely interested in tho his
torj' of tho country, ho watched tho
progress of tho dillicultj with tho
closest attention. Tho comments of
tho English papers aroused his
patriotism and ho determined to
write to tho Times, resenting tho
criticisms of tho English press. Ho
wroto over tho signature of Captain
Frank Scott, Thirty-third Pennsyl
vania Itillos. His letter was printed
in two Thugs and .was copied by Am
erican papers.
The Event of the Season !
WHAT IS TILTH EVENT V "WHY THE LATE IMPORTATION" OP
Christmas Novelties
WHICH ARRIVED ON THE "AUBTItALIA," AND NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
3ST. 3- SA-CHS?.
1 0-4 Fort St,.,
Konoluiru..
ISTe-w-1 ISTo-v-el I Inexpensive I
X,
For Motnl, Plush and Celluloid, Toilet anil Manicure
For Fancy Silk, Humlpiiintcil, Jeweled and Embroulorcd Chair Drapes
For Pure Linen, Tea, Tray, Table and Sideboard Covers anil llopo Floss
For Novoltios in Handpainted Fans and Handkerchief Sachets
For Fine-Leather Iliiud B igs, Card Cases and a World's Fair Purso
For Ladies' Fine Parasols and Gent's Good Silk Umbrellas
For Children's Cashmere and Silk Coats, Silk Hals, Silk and Muslin Bonnets
For Undressed Mousquclairo Kid Gloves, tan shades; reduced to $1.00
For Gent's Silk Neglige Shirts, Windsor Scarfs and Silk Pajamas
For Ladies' Chiffon Scarfs and Chillbn Handkerchiefs in dolicato shades
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HANDKERCHIEFS!
Immense Variety, at Exceptionally Low Prices. , v
A. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' & Children's Dainty Colored Border -Handkerchiefs at o'0c.,.7fic.',
1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 per dozen..
Ladies' and Children's Nicely Embroidered White Handkerchiefs
(Be&t value ever offered) at 20c., 25c. and 35c. each.
Beautiful Embroidered Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, also Mexican Drawn "Work, and
Elpgant Real Lace, Just Opened for the Holiday Trade.
gj& Ladies would do well to inspect our Slock before making their selections elsewhere. Jgflt
NORWEGIAN
Condensed Milk
"ST. OLAF Hit AND"
Superior to Any Other !
This Milk is prepared in Norway from
the Pure Unskimmed llilkof Norwegian
Cows, fed on mountain grass. There is
nothing added except tho Finest Sugar,
and nothing taken away from it but water,
it thorofore possesses all the original pro
perties and aroma peculiar to Norwegian
Milk.
For Sale in Quantities to Suit by
W. SCHMIDT & S01STS.
M
LEVY.
75-McINERNY BL0CK--75
H.
505-lm
"WILL
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AWAY
On New Year's Eve
Fine and Artistic Holiday Souvenirs,
' Art Novelties for the Season,
McLaughlin's Picture Books.
Wakefield Rattan Chairs:
Bric-a-Brac Cabinets,
For a soro throat thoro is nothing
bettor than a flannel bandago damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
It will nearly always oirect a euro in
ono night's time. This remedy is
also a favorite for rheumatism and
has cured many very sovoro cases.
f0 cent bottles for sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., Agents for tho
Hawaiian Islands.
DB'. MONSARKAT'S
Veterinary -:- InQrmary,
KING STItKET.
Excellent Accommodations for 1'atients.
No Kisk in Throwing Horses.
Improved Veterinary Operating Table.
VKTEMNAIIV IlKNTIKTItV.
Telephones:
S05-2v
iBell 5XJ.
IMutual 18:
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1 0. Box -HM
W. T. MONSAHIIAT,
Veterinary Burgeon.
Hall Chairs, Fancy Tables,
Lamp Stands, Flower Vases.
Croquet end Lawn Tennis Sets:
Outing Sliirts, Bicycle Shoes,
Lawn Tennis Caps and Blaziers,
' Belts, Negligee . Shirts', J Caps,
Velvet Pile Center Rugs : ,
Etc.
', Lowell Hugs.
Smyrna Center Rugs,
.Axminsler Rugs and Carpets,
Writing Cases and Albums:
Portfolios, Letter Cases,
Photo Cases, Purses,
Pocket Books, Calendars.
Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs:
Open Work Handkerchiefs, Point Lace Handkerchiefs,
Limerick Lace Handkerchiefs,
Laces, Silks, " "Velvets,
GOLDBER
) ji LADIES
Looking for Attractive and Service
's?! J ible Presents for Gentlemen
JLJ J . - should remember that
GOLDBERG
Has a Complete Line of Tasty and
Fashionable
A Handsome Embroidered Dress
If you would like an opportunity to get this
. Dress, buy a Bill of Goods for CASH to ,the
' amount of Five Dollars, and you will find
out all' about it.
-A- BeaxxtifuLl Doll
Will also be given away at the. same time ;
buy Goods to the amount of Three Dollars,
' and you will have the chance to get these
handsome presents.
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Furnishing Goods
g0 Suitable for Holiday Gifts I
LEATHER GOODS, CIGAR & CARD CASES,
Traveling Bags, Umbrellas, Canes, Etc., Etc.
HmK
Kodaks I Christmas
IS NOT QUITK KXHAUSTED
Prioes from $7.00 to $75.00.
rQl!iIllliH&! HOLLISTER & CO.,
Vistas of Hawaii,
The Paradise Of The Pacific
AND TUN
insriFEJiR.isro gsss world
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As Dainty a Souvenir as Ever Saw Light
KX()UIHTi:i,V IU.l!HTKATi:i WITH I'HOToailAVUUISH
Tlie Prettiest Olaristnaas Present of tlie Season,
PJIIOK 11.00; IMIOTOaitAVUKES 7So, -Ml
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Elte.
All rcwlpts ure ilurutcil by tlio Kllauoa Volcuuo Honso Oumpuity und thu Oulm
iiuiinit t.tJMijuiiij', ihu iniuiimiurn, io imvuriisiin; in
of tho wliulo' country.
thu IbIuiuIh, anil to the mlvuuttigu
PACIFIC HARDWAEE CO., L'D.
IO Fort Street,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
b:f- bhlbrs &c go.
83 FOBT STRHET,
Attractions in Elegant Goods for the Holidays!
C Japanese Silk and Crepes, at very low prices,
ESP3 Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Toilet and. Manicure Sets,
Work Boxes, Dolls, Etc,, Etc,, all xold regardless of cost.
ESP3 Ladies' and Misses' Tailor-made Jackets, from $3 up.
EK Beaded Silk, Black Capes, at your own price.
E5P3 Fans, Hosiery and Handkerchiefs in great variety,
VST Dressmaking Uuder Ike Management of MISS K. 0LARK. Jt) '
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