Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume], November 15, 1916, 3:30 Edition, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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KALAKAUA DAY
3E
30
It Does Not Take
FOR FIRSTTIME
ill
TOBtOBSERVED
Very
Long
Mcrning Reception. Appearance;
of Pa-u Riders and Dance at
Night Make Up Program ;
!.! I.- r f !: Kiilakaua nat' 'i
. :..:( ;: iuici uv'-r iLf I i.i'.vjii;:!! I
tut- ...!rr , ami . tt (fVy will, hy
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to ia' a properly drawn Will pi .;.!'!, I 'ill
tin inf liH-n' ' of Mifii a Vil;.!j:.-ir'H mai:
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I not nut tin 1 i-k i m 1: t ii t'l i 1 1 th" '-"in -;j)il
1 1 ; i J J 1 11 - - !' tlto-c it -f ; It ii t U
bv iML!li'fli!iur tli' important dut y of making a
Will .-iikI ;ij.(inti!iir thk the oldest i.nd largest
Trust Company in Hawaii, a- Kx"-utor: : !
A ron.-ultat ion with oar M'!'i -rs -oin niiiir
thi important matter willplare you under no
obligation and it will undoubtedly prow oi'
genuine value and aM--tance to you. :
HONOLULU, H.T.
CAPITAL MUBPLUS(over)4 .400,00002
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The Final Touch
of Perfection
lies all in the perfume! We
are now displaying our holiday
arrivals in the finest products
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of foreign and domestic perfumes. Every line is com
plete. The woman of delicate discrimination will find
here just the dainty perfume she desires.
SEE OUR WINDOW AND INSIDE DISPLAYS
rf? Hollister Dru
Co., Ltd;
Agents for Eastman Kodak
Phone 1848 - Fort, near Hotel Street
Spend the Week-End at the
V
cam
4000 Feet Elevation
Cool, Invigorating
LEAVE HONOLULU SATURDAY . . .
RETURN TUESDAY . ..... . . . . ..
.3 P. M.
.7, A. M.
All expenses, $30. 00
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.
?hone 4941 Queen Street
Nut Cake
is simply delicious when made with
MBAWNGPbWDER
PureHealthful -Economical
The highest grade of baking powder pos
sible to buy and your money refunded
if it fails to satisfy. Ask your dealer.
Jaques Mfg. Co., Chicago
PHONE 2295 REACHES
H u s t a c e- Pe c k Co . 5 Lt d .
ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE .WORK.
FIR2W00D AND COAL
S3 QUEEN STREET p. o. BOX 212
Tj'" 'at f ii it. nf xlu ih.y : i!I i.i'( ur :
! in ! :: '. rs :ii v. ;i th- im '-j 'nri ari'l ;
j i.o'l :U !!;.. 'a nur:ry u ii! "' l;t'!f. IU; ;
r;;L' cf ti n iilr: ss of Qut ii Liliuv-
ka am, .-lie not - U: an ) t attt-R.l, f
l ui :: l.ti' i hu-p Princo and " Trinccss !
-.Ka'anianaul nd 1'riin tws Kuwanana- i
ktifi ill rf-.f iv- t!:! guests,-.. '-After .j
'hi- rcceiiticn ; llirce or-iif.-ira'; v. ill '
1'nniisl! n:u$:o for tl-e dnncinR and a '
?;a!a tinu; is anticipated. . A thrive I
nuii'her of invitations liave l-'e-ri -.'is-1
fuf-d and i i te -rre that no one was '
ovf r.ooKt J Irin',. Kav ananakoa.
rteainnan n t!i- invitation '"onimitt.ee,.1
willies all who l:ave not recei ed invi- -
tations to eo to the Promotion Com
mittee roiins onHishop street; . '
Tho festivities -of the dy will ho
pin in. the niernms; ..when ii j.i u
riders will ga:.or at' tlie .Princess 'Auto" 1
Ftand on Kirs stitet i-nd froni there .''
. headed hy ' Process 'vThra-- AVilebx's
J .resident and uife of tho first dele- ?
j j;ate to fongress. and Mrs.",). Perji. j
j viceresi.Jent.. will . inarch up . King :
street to Aula park. From there the '
march -a ill return on 'Kins and ui; Fort j
to Hotel, thfi' P.isho'), King ar.j up!
Iliohards to the residence of Queen j
I-iliuokaiani. wiiere a short . call w ill .'.'
be made. Kmm the (jiieens residence 1
the riders will follow Heretania street i
to I'ensacola street to the home of
Princess Kawananakoa. where a recep
tion will he held from 9 to 12 in the
morning;. Here a short speech will ho
.made by a member of the riders. In
f the evening the tra il, riders will at-
it-nu uie nan ,n mil costume of roval
purnle with leis around tlieir necks
and a solden band on which is the
w ord Kaohelelani," the name of .t des
cendant cf the royai house of Keoua
the father, of the Kamehamehas
The reception" of Princess Kauana
nak.oa is for Uawa!j;..n.s only and there
fore no onp-else will ho permitted in
side, the grounds unless the'- have a
special invitation. -
r.rig.-Gen. Frederick S. Strong, new
commander of the Hawaiian Depart
ment, IT. s. army, was elected presi
dent of the Aero Club of Hawaii at a
meeting of the board of governors at
army headquarters yesterday.
The retirement of (Jen r?ni.prf ic
Evans, one of the founders of the I
young organization and its president, !
necessitated the election of a succes
sor and Gen. Strong was the unani
mous choice of the governors. lie had
been elected to the board of govern
ors a short time ago. '
Vice'-President Forbes presided at
the meeting of the governors y.-ster-day.
Cen; Strong proved himself just
as enthusiastic a supporter of avia
tion in Hawaii and of the club's ac tivi
ties -as Gen. Evans, when, in a brief,
emphatic talk after his, election, he
declared himself in hearty svmpathy
with the past action and . ii In tic for tTi
future of the aero club. Another new
governor. Capt. George R. Clark, com-!
uauudiu at tiio -aval Station. Pear
i.uiucr. was. also present and made a
talk showing hisinterest and enthu
siasm. u
For tl:' special entertainmont of th
pavseiigers and officers of the Great
orujorn t;;ere w ) Mn
mu.-s;-
;i irauire this evening
Tavern, "oa the beach
'l';de" Mili. r s - Hui
at Hein-is's
U'aikiki"
N"a!u Gio-j"
vur.iuidt wm recent lv set
Hi-ond way raving about their ilaVaiiatl
mns:c in the hit: 7ausi-al : oomedv mi
of the season. "Stop,. Look and LisVn -.nl
also iurnisii dancing music with
ti e regular on-iiestra this .c'cnins.
This will lie pj;re a treat for evrrv.
1 MM f hn 1 1 t - - - i
t'ouy and tl'eir a'pearance ,r'
should make a bigeer hit than it fiif;
m "little old New. York:'". Miss. Jew-;;
Kotos will aIo star, as t-ual- with 'her !
deiishtful songs. a:i.i i & is. '
- An exveptio:ia!iy -fine me-n.'u vi'U' V.'j
st rved ;:nd r.;cat:on should, ho niaCe
ra'!y. Lor al io-,t ty nl army ail 1 j
r.McTHCNG
navy lolk are also moft cordially- in
vited to attend and bring their friends
Ad; '..-::
hi a
GEN, STROiTO
HEAD AERO CLUB,
AT HEIWIE'S
P-. t. James S. Masters, 1st Company,
Foil Armstrong, is listed as a deserter
from that iost, having left on Novem
ber 2. Masters was l)orn In SL Louis,
Mo., and is about 22 years of age. He
has light brown" eyes, dark brown
yin. e .Lmvary
homicides in "'New
1 there
York.
were i-l'
Take a Private
DANCING "
IA son an 1 barn your faults from
Madame Lester. I. O. O. F., Hill,
phone 1 1'.L'. or The llomagoy, S67o.
Office hours': : U a. m. to 6 p. m.,
I. O. O F. Hail. .
CliUilren's oia-s .:-oni:u.'ji S.itni';
Ia , No . 1Mb. l' a. v., '
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" 'rP ' ' r!'.-t:tK;'tiitM'' iV ;tt .u it h i 1 1 1 1 ! 'lout ot .nvnM. j , ?
.Vg Latmh at tia';ji'sts"if..rniil- ,tliat m-'x yv. tail. .: r' C-,, fy
A simple or elaborate plenty crowned, is about the
oldest of the purely American Holidays.
As a fiesta day of patriotic importance, it. is regarded as
a time when a bounteous plenty shall signalize the
dinner as one long to be remembered.
Aibl that yuu have no i-eaivity of tht'st' things Kpiciiri'an sv wA this li-t liclow, all; of
which von inav i'inil in our: stock. ; ;. : . ; - .
There is much nioic.
Roast Capon in jelly
Roast Chicken in jelly
Goose breasts, wings and joints
Caviar
Boned Chicken
Pats de Foie Gras, in jars
Stuffed mushrooms
Artichokes, Hearts
Cepes in oil .
Puree of -Spinnach
Petite Pois
Asparagus
Choice Green Olives (stuffed or plain)
Ripe Olives
Assorted Fruits in tins
Plum Pudding
Plum Pudding Sauce
Mince Meat r ;
Fruit Cake
Cranberry Sauce
Brandied Fruits
Sweet-pickled-fruits
Marrons in syrup
Marrons in Brandy .
Maraschino Cherries
Sweet Cider '. x; '";'V .
Caley & Co Em
You will find it a irrcat help to
check ' the items in the above list
that you are likely to want, and to
order t lie in early in order ipt to be
i . . . i .
m Goiinr up to me last
minute to what oii
have to prejarc.
QUALITY
PRIVATE DESERTS
hair. and ruddy complexion. He
weighs 140 pounds and is about fcix ;
feet .in height ';; !
EDWARD M. WATSON, associate j
justice of the supreme court, and Mrs. j
Watson have returned to Honolulu j
from a tour of the mainland. '
9
Henry
Furniture
HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO.; LTD.
PHONE 4 9 8-1
SERVICE FIRST
Lehnhardt's Chocolates, Sweets, Lowney's
After Dinner Mints
Salted Almonds, Filberts and Pecans
Asserted Nuts
Fancy Table Raisins
Figs in packages
Stuffed Dates and Figs in glass
Crystallized Ginger
Fancy Cakes y
Fancy Crackers
Fresh California Fruits and Vegetables
Cresca Anchovies in butter
Purity Plus Chicken, a la King, creamed
Cresca whole French Quails truffled and
stuffed with Foie Gras in tins
Cresca French Goose Liver Foie Gras
iii tins 1
Cresca Glace Marrons in tins
Whole grilled Mushrooms in butter
Truffles Brossees in tins
Cresca Anchovies bottled and tinned
Golden Pheasant Scotch Toffee
Golden Pheasant small blacks
Lyons Glace Assorted Fruits
Loju. Loganberry Juice
Welch's and S. & W, Grape Juice
Bon Bons
Turn the
little disc to
1-2-7-1
GROCERS
Crackers
BEAUTIFUL ORIENTAL GOODS
FONG INN & CO.
Nuuanu St., near Pauahi St. -
anil Piano
J. J. BELSER, Manager
STORAGE G5 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
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