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Bedspreads,
Turkish & Linen Towels
Our Sale on these will continue until the end of
this week. This is a splendid opportunity to se
cure reliable goods at low prices.
New Ginghams
In a choice variety of patterns, 10c. per yard.
SACHS' DRY GOODS CO.,
Cor. Fort and Berctania Sts. Opp. Fire Station.
K White Label
'HW ' Olives
Large, juicy, firm and delicious. The
choicest Queen Olives picked right,
packed right, and so taste.
Your Grocer Has Tlieni
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GRADING and FILLING
CITY LOTS
Tennis Court Construction
Constructing
Contractor
P. M. POND
Tckphine 2800
For Thirty Days
vn will take subscriptions for
Columbian Magazine
nt $2.25 per milium ami In
cludo olio copy of Punk &
Wngnulls'
"COMPREHENSIVE
STANDARD DICTIONARY"
1'lexlble lllndlng, Tlmml)
Indexed. (1. 1st Prlco, I.)
Hawaiian News Co.,
s limited
Alex. Young Building
Office Supply Co.
LIMITED
Dealers In
REjIINGTON TYPEWRITERS,
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES,
QLOBE-WERNICKE FILING CABI
NETS and BOOKCASES,
GENERAL OFFICE STATIONERY.
831 FORT STREET
TOYS! TOYS!
CHILDREN HAPPY AGAIN
Our Toy Department now open,
with' a Fresh Stock of TOYS, GAMES
and a splendid line of BOOKS.
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD.
. Kine Street
Christmas Cards
i Dainty Stickers to Secure
the Package
A. B. A R L E I G II & CO.,
Limited
Everything in Boohs!
, BROWN & LYON CO., LTD.
U Aler. Young Building
Dekorato
la tho I ilea rovnrlng for
walls. It ran liu npp'lcd over
old wall papor so that tho
wliolo color schemo can ho
changed.
Comes In tho form of a
ilry powder nnd l ready for
ueo immediately after mixing
with rold wnter.
LEWERS & COOKE,
Limited
177 S. KING STREET
AMUSEMENTS
. tt it a . -v ' .-I
Comes to the Rescue and Is
Raffled off With Much
Success.
CAST:
Mrs. Wright Dorcas Matthews
"I'oxry" Pryton Itohort McKlin
Jack Wright nco. II. Howard
Stcvonn (lay llltncr
llclon llryler Miss Hetty Jnnsnn
Mrs. I'oyton Marlon Dunn
l.lzilo Huberts Kva Martclla
llcdwlg .Jenacii I.IIIIo Knox
Hamilton Chas. U. Murphy
1 curtain behind them
Tho pictures ii iv ov-elli'tit, nut only
because! .of iiiechunici'l perfection In
the display, hat also In topics. Tho
themes lire til' of the -ofrcshine kind
lint put ou In iin humor for Urn
vaudeville that lolluws.
An Immense croud raw loth shows
Inst night and went away pleased us
they had been comfortable, In the.
clean and coot S.iuiy ns wjII as pro
vldcd with good entertulnuicnt
They ought to decorato flcorgo II.
Howard with Catncglo meilnls Instead
of lels when he Malls away from Ho
nolulu. Howard has been tho bus)
life-saver eer slaco ho reached Hono
lulu with his company; ami many a
Thespian bark has been kept from go-
Ins on the locks by tho timely Inter-
veil Ion of this rh-ver little man with
his droll KtaRe mannerlsius, his well-
rontinllcd reserves of powet mid his
undenlnlilo ability tn "Ret It over.
Howard was tho Carnegie medallist
aRaln last night, when the rompany
put on "The letter) man" at tho Now
Orpheum. "Tho I.ottcryninn'' was
successfully raffled off, after several
minor mlshnis that helped to make
tho story, but there wouldn't have
been n lnugh In tho bouse had How
ard been out of the cust.
This Is not n reflection on tho com
pany. Willi a change of !!!. twice a
week. It Is n terrible Job to put on
shows that will ro off smoothly. I
Is Mill hnrder when tho mechanical
appliances tiro Inadequate, when seen,
cry In practically nil, and (he "Rrlps"
have be n apparently drafted Into tho
service from an Iron foundry. Which
Roes to show that Howard is a pro'ty
Rood actor, for alt of tho drawbacks
have not affected his work very much.
"Tho U)tteryman" Is the Btory of
n fairly younR American bachelor.
who has everything attractive In his
favor except money, nnd who flRiires
that 1(0 can Ret that by raffllnR him
self off to a few hundred thousand
American spinsters nt a dollar n
throw. Ileforc tho raffle Is finished
he meets tho only Rlrl In tho world,
nnd that tangles everything up. Of
course. It's nil stratRhtcned out, and
done with a Rood deal of cleverness,
too.
Tho plot Is Interesting, nnd How
ard's engaging personality -pulls It
through, though tho comedy Is pro'ty
bald In siiots nnd long-drawn nut In
others. Miss I.vn Mnrtclln, who plays
the part of a nondescript female who
draws "Tho Lotteryman" Is Riven u
Krntohn.no makeup that Is laughnbto
nt first but gets tiresome before tho
end. She Is too much of a freak tn
be human. The other roles are Just
so-so, Miss Dorcas Matthews Retting
tho nios-t nut of her's, that of n sweet
llttlo old mother.
"Tho I.otteryman" will bo raffled
off tonight and tomorrow night and
next wp"k "Our Now Minister" will
occupy tho Orpheum pulpit.
capTWatesthe
SAVOY AUDIENCE
The Novell) Theater presented nn
net Inst night that will cnuso you to
visit this little theater, although you
have never been there bpfore. And
all this because tho management has
secured an net th.it Is good, no more
than that excellent, If the compari
son Is a question of fun. Imnglno n
pair of black cats that danrc and u
wise old donkey Hint kicks, and wob
bles bis tall and ears, to n mimical
tune nnd you commence to get some
Idea of what Is In store there for you
This Is what happens but more
there Is n real old Hngllsh market wo
man Hint In almost ns kittenish ns the
black cats, nnd a big Australian po
liceman, thai looks like be had a blow
as strong ns the donkey, but he Is us
funny and harmless us tho hnldhend,
red-nosed, street clown Hint happens
along nnd does the foolish thing just
when you urc bursting to lnugh. The
cnuso of it nil In "The Musical Mar
ket Mash" presented by the Musical
Millers nt the Novelty. Don't miss It
If you want to lnugh nnd hear souiti
moro music nt the some time.'
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ML E. Silva,
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB
Prompt and Polite Attention
CHAPLAIN LANE, OPPOSITE
CATHOLIC SISTERS
Phone 1170 Night Call 1,014
Assessment No. 13
HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION
Honolulu Branch
In duo on November IT,, 1010. nnd
be nines delinquent December K,
1910.
SHAW & SEVILLE
NEW MONUMENT WORKS
King Street, Near Alakea
Near Alakea
Forccgrowth
Will do it
Work on the new IHJoii Theater,
being built on the site of the old
skntlng rink, Is progressing rapidly
and It In assured Hint It will bo ready
for tho grand opening following the
arrival of Manager Kubpy, live vau
deville actors nnd six mainland mu
sicians on. tho next Sierra. Tho skel
eton frame for the roof of the new-
theater Is now sticking far up above
tho roofs of the surrounding build
InRS, tho girders having been erected
during tho past week. The roof of
this theater Is being built exception
ally high In order to secure the nd
vnntiigo of better ventilation, nnd lit
tho name time liavo protection from
the rain.
Cook flf I
with uAV :
Tho Countess do Pom me came more
nearly up to tho expectations caused
by her advance press notices, In tho
cluingo of program ut the Savoy The
ater lust night, than in her opening
songs. Perhaps duo to tho fact that
more wus expected than should hao
been, her llrst appearnnco failed to
appeal very strongly to thnso who
heard her, but last night she changed
this Initial Impression by tho singing
of two songs. She was less stagey,
more natural nnd In nil her manner
nnd songs wan captivating, With fre
quent changes of costumes and songs
the Countess will be an popular hero
ns she bun undoubtedly been In other
placen where the audiences wero Just
as critical.
Prank Archer also came In for u
good shnro of success. lie changed
frnni black face to a Yiddish Imper
sonation nnd got several good laughs,
before he wan well started, In hand
ling the Jewish part ho showrd con
slderublp morn nbillty, and whllo ono
qr two of the Jokes wore ancient, he
mado up for their ago by delivering
them n u manner bound to bring mi
nimise ,
Tho Wilton Slstorn nro tho best por
tion of the program nnd clever acting
nnd the use of olectrlcnl effects makes
incur uci ih near iiiu iiit-iiuiiwiiuiu
quality as uny presented hero for a
lung time. They liitylo their llrst up
pc.irnncu In kimonos ami sang a song
that In nil about "kimonos" nnd
"sans," whllo tho nput light man
tlnowd the colored lights upon tho
$15,000 IS VALUE OF
TWO POSTAL STAMPS
Kings, Nobles and Millionaires
Show Their Collections at
Berne Exhibition.
linit.N'i:. O't. 8. Two postage.
stamps, together vnlued nt $ir,,nn0
weio n feature of the International
I'hllatellral Exhibition which ban
drawn many visitors to Heme, the
headqtl.irteis of tho Universal Postal
t'nloii. The two Btumpj In qticHtli-n
lire shown In the collection of II. 3
Duvecn. They aro superb examples
of the "Post-OIIlco"- Mauritius stamp.i
which ennio fiont the collection of
tho late Sir William Avery of Hug
land. A block of four "post-p-ild'1
stamps of Mauritius, costing t,ri0l)0
Is ono of the finest things In tho ex
hibition.
The only American exhibitor, C,
I.nthrop Pack, has got medals for
his llrazlllan, New Zealand, Cape of
Good Hope and Spanish stamps. The
rarest stamp In the whole exhibition
Is nn 80-cont I'arnia. used, together
wl'h n 20-cent Parma, on tho same
letter. It is tho only known used
copy, and Is worth what a million
aire Is willing to pay. Millionaires
from nil over tho world have had
their agents nt tho exhibition,
Tho King of England is nn exhib
itor. Ilo shows eight proof sheets
of all four values of the earliest en
graved stamps of tho small colony
of Nevis. Tho King's proof nro In
trial colors. In the exhibition nro
a number of beautiful spe linens of
early Swiss cantonal postage stamps,
Including the' llnsle "dove" and tho
(Jeneva "large eagles." Vlrlnr Ilea
Jeux of Ixindon shows a complete
plato of unused copies of tho forty
types of the It.iynn I., pale blue
Swiss stamps of April, ISni.
Tho Karl of Crawford sent bin
early Neapolitan Mumps, nnd Prince
Dnrln Pamphlly of Italy showed a
few examples of'rnrltlerl of enrly
Itnllnn States. The gold medal for
tho best gpnernl collection of postngo
stamps of the world goes to Dr. Ilo
dolphe Kerrnrlo of Comn, Italv. for
n collection of mure than HI, mil) varieties.
Cluett
Shirts
Our New Fall Styles
of CLUETT SHIRTS
are now on sale.
Many added novel
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THE TWO WILSON SISTERS AT SAVOY.
WAR SECRETARY PLAYS A , "iPI'"cd to go thcro'a v.lmro I wan
MRS L0NGW0RTH JOKE
8AN l-'HANCISCO, Oct. r,, Secre
tary of War Jacob M. Dickinson does
not look like n "cut up." Tho liner
Siberln, on which the head of Hio
War Department travelled to Manila,
has returned nnd among Hid talcs, told
out of school was this:
It was the llrst day, the swimming
tank wus rigged up on deck. Tho Sec
retary, taking his morning walk with
Ilrlg.-fien. Clnrenco Kd wards and
dipt. I .am Anderson, wus discussing
to go. Perhaps some m.irlnu cup will
chase me back nguln."
Just about Hint time they (Uncover
ed tho swimming tnnlc The Keere
tary looked ut the cool gieen water
Ho looked ut tho Immaculate costume
of his military ahles.
"I'll hot you fellows (20," he snld',
"Hint )ou don't dare follow mo Just ns
you nro."
"do nlicud," snld Ocn. lMwnrds.
"I'm game," chimed In dipt. Ander
son. "I'll follow )OU." -
"llet )ou don't," said the Hecretary.
as with n vault that surprised nil for
the Inck of excitement. Ho expressed I tunato enough to witness It. nnd fur
u desire, to do something Hint nobody j enough uwiiy to uWild the splunb, he'
had ever done befoie. landed right In tho middle of the
"I feel like (a, kid," lie coullded to I swimming tank.
Hen. IMwuids, "and If .there's nny I Hen. IMwurd.t regretfully sure)ed
part of this iihlp where we urn not his own well-lullored form and with u
Igli followed suit. dipt. Anderson
limbed In after .lilin.') . i
"Now wo aro here." s.ilil Iho wet luil
nidlntrt Secretary, "let's have Boufi
fun." ' v n
With ono bund he ducked tho brjc.ij
dler-geiiernl, nnd Willi thfe other, M
suhiuergril tho captnln. jM
, "I'll bet nobody- ever did thai Uol
fore," laifgheil the Secretary u ifl
climbed out of the tank. M
"Vou're wrong sir," Bald tho Recroi
tar)' fecretury, who lind Just arrived
on the Biene. "Mrs. Allro IiugwanH
did tho sutiio thing when she went'otij
lo tlui Philippines with tho Tafl
party." Jj
An iiutouiobiln bns been luvi-nledM
Kinopo that In light enough In bj
picked up mill curried by two man
whom It will accommodate.
