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Crockery Department.
Haviland China, plain and decorated, Glassware,
cut and engraved, Flower Globes, Baskets, Vases,
and a great variety of other useful and ornamental
articles. Expected to arrive shortly from Eng
land, four new patterns of finest Limoges China,
consisting of Dinner Ware, Ten Sets, Fish Sets, Hon
Bon Plates, Olive Trays, Salad & Ice Cream Sets,
etc. Beautiful line of Semi - Porcelain Ware,
plain and decorated. By Australia: Small lot of
Crown Milano Ware, something new for Honolulu.
This department is under the management of Mr.
Dimond, who will always he found ready to show
goods and (junto prices.
Groceries and Bottled Goods.
Tins dnnjirr.inmif. is Glleil f.n flio eniliiur wifli friu1t. iihw (HuiiIm
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such as Hams and Bacon (Cedar Rnpids), Teas, Coil'ees, Sugar,
Spices, Soaj)s, Pearl Oil, etc. Hottled Goods in great variety, Eng
lish Pie Fruits, Lee & Porrin's genuine Worcester Sauce, Olives,
Cntsups, sour and sweet Pickles, etc., etc CANNED GOODS
for Soups, Table Fruits, Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, Aspaiagus, Chicken,
lurkey, Curried Oysters, Ox longue, Lunch Tongue. I Ins de
partment is under the supervision of that genial and well known
salesman, S. J. Salter.
General Merchandise,
This heading covers a multitude of articles, and means everything
from a knitting needle to a plow, hut we have them all in stock, you
don't have to wait a month for the goods to come from the Coast.
If you don't believe it, call and see for yourself. Mr. Henry or J.
T. Waterhouse, Jr., will always he found at tho Queen St. Store,
and will give you the attention your patronage deserves.
No. 10 Store,
on Fort Street is keept open solely for tho accom
modation of our customers who do not wish to come
as far down town as Queen St. A great variety of
goods is constantly kept in stock, such as dressed
and undressed Kid Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts, etc.
Figured Silks and Satins, India and Surah Silks, all
shades, Heal Lace, Ildkfs., Lace Curtains, White
& Ecru, Down Pillows, all sizes, Leather Goods of
Now Designs, and Toys from a Jumping Jack to a
Velocipede. No. 10 Store is under tho manage
ment of Messrs. Jordan and Murphy, who under
stand their business thoroughly.
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1111IUAL BUl'EKBTITION.
, Acta of Omission and Commission
Jlmt Brine Luck or 111 Luck.
Vow girls r dauntless enough to
risk being married on a Kriday and
also in tho month of May, which is
cnimldMrml ft very unlucky time,
while J tint', September. October, and
December aro doomed tho luckiest
months of tho year, but oven thou
sli" must avoid tho thirteenth day.
Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday
aro considered tho best days to bo
married on if assurance of happiness i
is desired, for
.Monday fur wealth,
rucxlny f r lioultli,
WrdnexlHT tho licst tiny ol nil '
Tliiirnilny fircrovs,
1'rlilH) for lews,
Saturday no luck at all.
All brides-elect rejoice when tho
marriage day dawns brightly, re
membering tlie old adage:
Most ii the bride upon whom tho sun doth
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And all are equally certain that
ToclintiRO the immo and not the letter
Is n uhntiKu fur tho wane and not tho better.
woddiu
and fortunate for him if it be fair.
J lie day lollowiuu tlio woikliutf
belongs exclusively to tho husband,
In earliest times among tho Jews
tho fourth day of tho week was con
sidered unlucky for tuaideus to wed
ami tho fifth for widows. Tho Horn
aus considered the nones and ides of
each mouth as unlucky.
Tho postponement of a nodding is
otou now regarded with such horror
that many will bo wedded on a siok
bed or in a house of mourning rather
thnu change tho date.
It is an overbold woman, indeed,
who will let hor vanity so far get tho
bettor of her as to don hor bridal
robes in their entirety lx-foro tho
hour net for tho ceremony, as such
an act presages death and dire mis
fortune. In fact tho bride's toilet
lias a great deal to do with her future
happiness, and it is a wise girl who
remembers all the superstitions per i
taming to it. ' j
, Slio should always remember to '
i put hor right shoo on first, for to ,
don tho loft first portends an tin- I
1 happy married life. I
White is tho color usually chosen
for bridal robes, siguifiug purity
and innocence, but others may bo
chosen wisely, as tho following
rhyme asserts:
MnrrI'd In while,
You h.vi'chocn nil right
Married In i;ri,y.
You will gu fur nwny,
Mnrrlttd In nUck,
oil will wish ourself hick,
Mnrtiid In red,
You'd heller Ih) deid.
Married In Rreen,
AMintued to Ut seen.
Married In blue,
You'll nlnays be trus.
Mnrtliii In miiu1.
You will IIvh in u whirl.
Mar led in yellow.
Ashamed ol tlie fellow.
Married lu brown.
You'd live out of town.
Married In pink
Your sjilrlti will sink
Thou no bride must go to the altar
without "something old ami some
thing new, something borrowed and
something blue." Neither must she,
after hor toilet is complete, look at
herself in tho mirror. She must see
that no bridal guest wears a cos
tumo entirely black, as that would
bring her sorrow. On changing her
i gown sho must throw away ovory
pin used in tho bridal attire.
j No girl who would bo a happy
i bride must take a hand in tho mak
ing of hor woddiug cake or tho sow-
1 ing of hor bridal gown.
To try on a wedding riug before
1 tho ceremony is uupropitious.
Should tho shaking haud of tho
groom drop this symbol of lore in
tho act of putting it on tho bride's
finger tho ceremony had bettor be
stopped right there. To lose it is
, prophetic of evil, and many fauoy to
remove it after it is placed oti the
finger is unlucky.
Tho breaking of a wedding ring is
surely prophetic of tho death of one
1 of tho married twaiu.
i There is an explanation to this
Oll'or to tho trade on tho most liberal terms their large
and varied stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots and
Shoos, Hats, Shawls, Clothing, Saddlery, etc., etc.,
Furniture and Hardware, Bags, Bagging, Building
Material, Crockery and Glassware, Grocorics, Wines,
Liquors, etc., etc.
Sol Agents
for Golden Gate Flour, Sperry's Flour, Diamond
Flour, Merchant Flour
Fort and Queen Streets.
Henry May & Co.
We make a specialty of the following brands of TEA:
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Ceylon, Flowery Orange,
Asam Primrose, in
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English 1? real; fast Congo, 5
Shilling's Blossom, 1
Comet Oolong,
boxes.
lb. boxes,
lb. canisters.
15 and 30 lb.
boxes.
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Oolong,
18 and IIG lb. boxes.
'ormosa Uoloti", y lb. boxes.
Japan, uncolored, 5 lb. boxes.
China, different grades in Chests.
SHORTLY EXPECTED : CHOICE KONA TEAS.
COKKISK:
Fine Old Selected,
in bags of 100 lbs.
Kiue Selected, one year
old, bags of 100 lbs.
K2k. Coffee roasted am) ground daily.
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patrons and tho
public generally,
that he has moved the entire stock of shoes out of the corner
store, and has placed an entire new htock of the following gooda
on the shelves: A new line throughout of the celebrated Stetson
Huts, all sizes and of tho very latest block; Wilson Bros.'
Neckwear; Jaeger's sanitary Underwear, etc., in fact a coi
plete lino of Gents' Furnishings of the best quality and the
latest styles. Steamer Trunks, Valises, Hand Bags, etc.
fuT. nfsilits1 Fort and Merchant St$.
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Christmas Gifts.
superstition:
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So wiar ttHay llfo'ncaie..
I Which is of tho same theory that
time will euro all ills.
I Tho throwing of rice and old slip
pers (which should never bo omit
ted) is doscondod from autiquity,
rice moaning fertility aud plenty,
I while tho old shoo is supposed to in
voke tho favor of tho fickle goddess
I of fortune.
No bride or irroom must turn back
after once starting, aud tho brido
must be sure when sho leaves homo
to place in her pocket a silver coin,
so that in future years sho may not
come to want. In the IbIo of Alan
it is customary for tho brido and
groom to go to tho altar with a
pinch of salt in their pocket, to in
sure them a life of prosperity.
Above all tilings should a brido
weep on her woddiug day, no mat
tor how happy sho may bo. Sho
must squeeze out a tear or so, for
tho brido who neglects to weep will
bo very unhappy indeed.
I TRADE J
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The undersigned has just received
direct from the manufacturers in Ire
land a fine assortment of new goods,
consisting of Ladies' Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, Tea Cloths, Sideboard Cloths,
Linen Damask Sets of the Celebrated
Shamrock Linens, Etc., Etc., all of which
are suitable for Christmas Presents.
W. C. Sproull.
Desiring to reduce our large stock
we oiler for
following prices
one month, beginning December 1st, our entire stock, at the
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J. T. Waterhouse, No. 10 Store
Mooting Notlco.
There will bo au annual meeting
of tho Catholic llenovolont Sooioty
at tho Convout Friday morning .at
10 o'clock. All members aro request
ed to bo presuut, as business of ioi
portauco will bo discussed.
Men's Seamless Socks, 10 & I fie. per pair.
" Heavy Undershirts, 2fc. or f for $1.
Gaiter Shoes, fine linish, $l.f0 per pair.
Silk Handkerchiefs, all sizes, 15 to ftOc.
Good Uuck Towels, for 25e.
Men's Blue Serge Suits, reduced from ?7.50
to 35.00.
from
911.00 to $8.00.
Ladios Kid Slippors, 75c. Worth 1.25.
Ladies' Button Shoos, in great variety, from
$1.50 up.
Brown Cotton, 21 yards-1.00.
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smell or hearing also result from
catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla, tho
great blood purifier, is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease,
whioh it cures by purifying the
blood.
Hood's l'ills aro tlw best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, pre
vent constipation.
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Brown 'Cotton, heavy, HG inches wide, 13
yards 1.00.
Bleached 10-1 Sheeting, 25c. per yard.
Blue- Donime, 7 yards 1.00.
White Cotton, soft finish, UG inches wide, 13
yards 1.00.
Farwoll White Cotton, MG inches wide, 9c.
per yard.
Ladies' Fust Black Stainless. Hoso, 20c.-pei
pair, 2.00 per dozen pairs.
Men's Fast Black Stainless Socks, 20c. por
pair, 2.00 por dozoo pairs.
Men's White Unlaundorcd Shirts, Linen
Bosom, 50c.
Come early and avoid the rush, and remember, these prices hold good for one month only.
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