pr jf Vflfr 'vr w ' W5Sf'"" EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 5, 1895. 1NDIMNE COLD WATER PAINT SUBSTITUTE POE OIL PAINT AND "WHITEWASH. AN EXCELLENT FIRE RETARD ANT AND DISINFECTANT. Especially Desigioii . For INSIDE Work on . . Fa dories a-d Public Build ngs. It is n ilry powder which can be pre pjircil for use by Dimply stirring in COLD WATER ami can bo applied by imyono tMCL will nhvtiys produce Rood work. It, i VERY WHITE, cxtrcnioly re llcctivo nml burdens ou n wall like utouo nnil will tako any tint. It will last for yearn, and is unaffected by gases. Ono coat covers better than two coats of oil paint or whitewash. It can bo used on any surfneo nnd for all classes of work, oven for the tlne3t decorating. It will not rub, scale- or crack, uor will it soften with age or discolor. It will uot set in the mixing vessel, in fact it improves by standing n few days. It can lio mod to good advantage over old whitewash without hcraping. IT VliWS OUT WHITE AFTER BEING WET. It is cheaper t linn w hitewash, durability considered. It is supplied in barrels from 300 to 400 lbs., also in boxes of 100, 50 and U5 pounds. OMIDEIMBIIE! This is far OUTSIDE Work, Such ns- Fences, Outbuildings and La liorers' Quartors. It is n thick paste to bo diluted with cold wator; stands rain and oxposuro as well as oil paint, aud costs but a fraction as much. It is firo rcsisting as it contains no oil, and has no equal as n light reflector in dark base ments, damp cellars nnd similar places. It is Hiipplicd iu colors. ....FOR SALE BY.... . 6. MI & CO., LIMITED. Agents Ut the Hawaiian Islands. C(ii(J! S'J YLE! FINISH! QUALITY ! Mun'b Wearing Apparel to be found in all the Suit made by Johnston & Sto rey. Mr. Storey was for some years one of the best known cutters on the Count, consequently the best dron ed men in town wear clothe made by Jfthnalon & Storey, 4 13 tf'ort Street AT THE ANCHOR Oyutor Oocktnlla I tlduor Ilruunou I Frodorlckflburtj JSoor I Straight nnd Mixod Drinks 01 All KIiiiIb ud Jlost (Jiullty, lualUwoul Ooruttr King & Known 8U, mi P Mr. Jforman I). Toutig UUdawn, N. Y. I Helpless as an Infest After Pneumonia Weighed 00 lbs Hood's Saraaparllln Mndo Him Feol no Young as a Boy. "O. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mais.: "Genttomcn I wish to express my grateful thanks (or Hood's Sarsaparllla. I am on my ssventh bottlo and It has truly boon a blessing to myself and wife. I had a seroro Attack ol pneumonia last December, and It was thought I should die, but I gradually pulled through, Bnd then did not seem to twin uny strength. I ad to bo" helped like an Infant, and hud fallen uway from 145 to M lbs. I read about Hood's Barsapurllla, and I decided to tako IU I Soon Cnlnod In Strength so that I could sit up, and then having a severs pain In the smalt of my back, sent for a TusSano Faln-Kllllng l'laster, which soou cured mo ol '.:..?. opum6s that trouble. Today I feel as well as over In my llfo, and as young as a boy, although I am In my tlltt year, t cannot express tho pratltuds of my lni.irt for Hood's Sarsaparllla. " Nnmua D. VouMil, Ottdawa, Otsego Co., New York. Hood's Pillo euro Constipation by restor Idj: the ucrUU'.Ui' aitiou of the ullinontar7 canal Hotron Drug Co.. Id... Solo Achiiih for Hip Knimhlio of Hnwnll P. 0. J0NE3. E. JL. JONES. TECH HAWAIIAN SafeDeposits InvestmentCo. Havo for sale a few Shares of PAIA. BUQAR STOCK. HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO. BTOOK. Also, HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT and 1st Mortgage SUGAR PIANTA HON BONDS. ttf For particulars apply to Thi HtvilliB Sire DepoiK and Inreit ment Company, NO408FORT STREET. California and Hawaiian Frnit AND PRODUCE COMPANY. Opp. 0. R. & L Depot, on King Street. Groceries, Provisions and Ice House Goods, Pish, VeB6tables, Proien Oysters, Etc., reoelTed by every steamer from San Jrranctsco and Vancouver. sWThe Shipping Trade supplied. Geo. Cavanagh, - Manager. TELEPHONE No. 765 Jewelry! Our Stock of Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo tho finest on tho Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices are moderate. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. JACOBSEN & PFEIFFER. P. O. llox 287. Fort Street. 3Hi. fiViV-1 :;UU'Otfci:U 3--ru)Hnii' tw uUI tos imtttu uUvnd4t. " N. FJ3URGESS nd all kind ol Tu.,111 itruVnidrindiS! lull (IsrvhiR hnlrw nit.i rolors Uvn Miners a ki.Hitv Uo BetllnR (J awl In lillOllx m r,,.ni h.iik ii i mj unit Tali. II7V-U '1MGHT -WIIKKL." Company It Kiitortnliis Frlfiuls. An Enjoyable A Hair. If the gathering nt the drill uhed last night wan composed of some of Honolulu best people it was simply because the company re presents the -100 in the military. The boys set out to make the shed nnd the grounds more attractive thnn they had ever been before and they succeeded well. Not a point for the comfort of the guests was neglected. The rooms of Com panies A and D were utilized as dressing roomo for Indies and gen tlemen respectively, and everything for their comfort was provided. The hosts of the evening, however, directed their energies townrd mak ing their own room the mot attrac tive, and with the assistance of their lndy friends tho spot was made a perfect bower of ferns, plants and llowers. This room was used by the guests as a place of rest during the intervals between the dance.-. The decorations and electric ef fects in the dancing room were marvels of good taste of the com mittee and ingenuity of Theo. lloffmnn, Superintendent of tho Ilnwnnan Electric Co. The red, white nnd blue globes forming (he horseshoe and letter B were espe cially attractive and beautiful. To add to the stage effects, and as a reminder of what the boys did not have in the field last January, there was at one end of tho hall a tent. Around this were field pieces and stacked arni3 set off by an arrangement of ferns and palms. This was an innovation that re flects credit on the decorative thoughts of at least one member of Company B. Prof. Berger and his orchestra made merry with choicest selec tions of dance music and marches, and the (lancers felt that the pro gram ended much too soon. Among the guests present were, .Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hatch, Captain and Mrs. C. S. Cotton, officers of the Philadelphia, Colonel McLean, officers of the N. G. II., Captain and Mrs. F. B. McStocker, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Waity, Miss Mable Waity, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lowrey, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wight, Goro Narita, secretary Japanese consu late, Dr. W. T. Monsarrat, Walter Dillingham, Mrs. G. P. Wilder, the Misses Atkinson, Misses Kate Mc Grow, Crane, Harnden and Kim ball. Too much cannot be said of the following committees for their ef forts in behalf of the guests: Committee of Arrangements Capt. E. O. White, Lieut. L. T. Kenake, Lieut. E. A. Jacobson. Decoration Committee Capt. E. O. White, Corp. D. R. Thrum, Scrgt. II. Giles, Priv. W. Storey. Reception Committee Capf E. 0. White, Corp. Stackable, Priv. Lloyd, Priv. Marx, Lieut. 15. A. Jacobson, Musician C. Hall, Priv. Edwards. Floor Manager Lieut. L. T. Ke nake. Floor Committee Sergt. Giles, Sorgt. Forster, Priv. Schmidt. Invitation Committee Capt. 15. 0. White, Lieut. Jncob.-en, Priv. W. Thrum. Lieut, L. T. Kenake, Priv. W. Schmidt, Priv. Do La Vorgne. Somo time ago I was takon sick with a crnnip in this stomach, fol lowed by diarrlui-a. I took n cou ple of doi-es of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dinrrhum Remedy and was immediately relieved. I consider it the best medicine in tho market for all such complaints. I have Bold the remedy to others and every ono who uses it speaks highly of it. J. W. Htiiicki.iiii, Valley Center, C'al. For sale bv all donf ors. Hciixon, Smith v Co., Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. Tin- livrnlnu Ihllriin U the best medium or tidrertUlwj, THE PLACE TO GO TO J lilL I is where you have the Largest Stock to select from and the Greatest Variety of Prices. Bring in Your Feet and we do the rest. The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., f zForEeir stezeszeit. II. HACKFELD & CO. Have Just Received a New Supply of tho OH3 JL,3I::B371 -A.TJE3X "DANISH BEER" Of the following Brands: "Gold Label," "Munic" and " Export." Also, Just to Hand a Largo Consignment of GENUINE BAVARIAN HOPS! JUST RECEIVED PER S. S. AUSTRALIA, A if Line of Furniture Coverinfis ! With Gimps and Cords to Match. Chenille Portierres ! Chenille Tablecovers ! PLAIN OOTTON CRAPES IN EVENING SHADES. FIQTOED OOTTON OUAPES. B. F. EHLERS GO. lDIE WD CHIIOREMS r if shoes fin 25c. to E, pir yarfl.