Evening bulletin. [volume], August 01, 1910, 2:30 EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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Annual Remnant Sale
' Monday, Aug. 1
at 8 a.m.
Since our Grcnt Silo of last month wc have been busy
trimming up our shelves and throwing out thousands of
odd lots and short lengths. These will be offered at prices
which arc bound to make a short, decisive clean-up.
Come early Monday morning and look at the values wc
will offer. It will be twelve months until you have another
opportunity like this.
Sachs' Dry Goods Co.
Corner Fort and Berctania Streets Opposite Fire Station
SEAQUAKE JOLTS
MONGOLIA
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Horlicks Malted Milk
is' tne most delicious, nourishing food-drink known for
the anrcmic, the debilitated and the dyspeptic. So easily
and promptly digested that it agrees with the weakest
stomach. It is simply a pure food, invigorating and
vitalizing.
! It is pure, rich milk, with the extract of malted grain,
in powder form, soluble in water. A nourishing drink is
prepared in a moment by stirring vigorously in water, hot
or cold Unequalled as a food for infants, invalids and
t nursing mothers. Undorsed uy physicians everywhere.
S&mptei free to Phyilcisni and Drugfliti.
At all Druggists.
HORLICK'S MALTED MILK COMPANY, Racine, Wis., U. S. A.
Sig'ht-Seeing Autos
leave Hawaii Promootion Committee Headquarters
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 10:30 a. m Pali; 3 p. m.,
Moanalua or Punchbowl.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10:30 a. m., around
Diamond Head; 3 p. m., Pali.
SUNDAY 10:30 a. m., Pali; 3 p. m., around Diamond Head.
CHARGE PER PASSENGER, $1
Cars'can'be- hired for-special occasions. For further particulars
apply "
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Honolulu Power Wagon Co., Owners. Office and Garage, South
Street. Near King
Hawaii Yacht Club Gives
Visitors Good
, Time
As predlrko i, ,tlio ret option mill
ilnnro icmlrrci! to the visiting yachts
men nt tlio Monnii Inst Saturday even
ing wan tli best ever In that lino of
entertainment.
Tlio nlTnlr was Riven under the nus
litres of tlio Hawaii Yacht Chili and
that name, alone Is a certificate to the
character of nny social function rIv
cii under that iinmo.
Tlio yachting costumes worn by
many who attended made a plenalng
contrast Vllh the beautiful gowns
worn by the ladles and tlio ballroom
was a sight not to be forgotten soon
by tlio boys who camo across the
ocean In tho tiny craft.
Tlio attendance nt tho reception cer
tainly exceeded tho expectations of
those who had tho affair In hand, and
for a time It looked as If the lawn
Would hnve to bo pressed Into scrvlco
ns a placo to trip tho light fantastic,
tho ball room and tho dlnlnghnll be
ing tilled to overflowing with tho
whirling couples us tlio dunce went
on.
Tho patronesses were: I'rlnccss
Kawniuinnkoa, I'rlnccss Knlanlannolc,
Mrs. i-'axon lllshop, Mrs. Walter
Krcnr, Mrs.- Itobert Shingle, Mrs. I
A. Thurston, Mrs. Albert Wnterhouse,
Mrs. Carl Wldcnmnn, Mrs. J. M. Dow
sett, Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Mrs. S. C.
Allen, Mrs. a )'. Ucvs, Mrs. S. C. Hoi
lowny, Mrs. II. E. Cooper, Mrs. S. M.
Damon, Mrs. S. II, Dole, Mrs. A- Ful
ler, Mrs. James H Jaeger, Mrs. T. J.
King, Mrs. Walter Macfnrlnne, Mrs.
U. A. Mott-Smlth, Mrs. C. I. Morse,
Mrs. George I', llcnton, Mrs. Ous
Schacfcr, Mrs, W. O. Smith, Mrs,
George Smithies, Mrs. W. II. Camp
bell, Mrs. Iwalunl Iloblnson, Mrs. It.
II. Ilnoth, Mrs. Jnmcs Dougherty, Mrs
Victoria Ward, Mrs. Judge Lindsay,
Mrs. James Judd ,11 rs. Walter Dilling
ham, Mrs. Harold Dillingham, Mrs,
Robert Atkinson, Mrs. J. A. Oilman,
Mrs- J. M, Itlggs, Mrs. O. 0. Ilallen
tyne, Mrs. Oeorgo Herbert, Mrs. 1
Klcbahn, Mrs, J. It. Unit, Mrs. W. A.
Love, Mrs. W. Jl. Karrlngton, Mrs. C.
U. ,l)ockus, Mrs, J. A. McCandless,
Mrs. S. M. Ualloil.
TWO-BITS' WORTH
JOHNSON'S FOOT SOAP
WILL BRING A MINT OF COMFORT TO THE MAN WITH
TIRED FEET
Benson, Smith fc Co.,
FORT AND HOTEL STREETS
Reduction Sale
For Four Weeks on
Complete Hat Stock
K UYEDA
1028 Nmiann St.
Passengers Believed That
Vessel Bumped A '
Whale1
A sea. iimko of no mean prniiorlloii
Jarnd'llio big l'nclflc Jlall lln.-r Mon
golia which pasted througli Honolulu
on Saturday on her recent voyugo
fioin tho Oilcut. The steamer was
off the l'cscndorefl nt tin- llmo tho
convulslun of the earth Raw the liugo
craft n Jolt that startled every line
on board Some thuitght that the ves
sel had touched bottom, others lhat
thcro had been n collision with n
uhalo or a piece of tmbniergi'd wreck
age, others that tho tall shaft had
snapped off,
llio passengers were at luncheon
wid with tho first Jolt tin- meal was
suspended, although overtime kept
tils place. A few seconds Liter came
another but lighter shock and nat
urnlly It did not allay the f-ellng of
uneasiness that wont through
ship.
Hut nothing else happened, the
comforting pound of the eimlm s kept
up nnd tho ship moved forward In
nil stnillness. ,
Tho few who hnd been In sea
quakes beforo were very sure of what
hnd happened. As n mailer of Tact
tho Mongolia was nt the nine well
out In tho channel with thirty fath
oms of water under Its keel nnd llirro
was no cliunce that tlio disturbance
was duo to any other cam
"Thcro must have hecrt Home very
severe stibmarltio disturbance," snld
ono of the pasecngers. "I ntn In
formed that )ho selsmograpliK did not
record tho disturbance but it certain
ly was Bhnip. It Jolted thin Wg ship
sharply and thcro wns'i'i report that
sounded like n collision. My first
thought wni that nnu of th- shafts
had broken but u second latei I could
moke out the steady throb of the en
gines and knew Hint tho Incident it lit
not lie there.
WE HAVEMTH US
AT THE YOUNG.
LIMINE HERE ON
WEDNESDAY MINING
Nearly Ilvo thousand tons of curgo
Is destined to nrrlvo from San Fran
cisco on Wednesday morning, accord
ing to n wireless received through the
agency of Cnstlo & Cooke, tho local
representatives for tho Mutson Nav
igation steamer I.urllnc.
Tlio I.urllno was reported ns "fid
miles on the port at 9:30 last night.
For Honolulu there are Tour thousund
eight hundred tons of freight nnd In
cluded in this umnunt tiro llvo auto
mobiles. The I.urllno Is bringing CO
Ions freight to bo discharged nt the
port of Knhulul,
' Passengers for Honolulu number
10. A mainland mall amounting to
58 sacks is duo to arrive by Jho Mat
son vessel ns well as 150 packages
express mutter.
Tho I.urllno should show up off tho
port nbout 10 o'clock on Wednesday
morning. Tho vessel Is steaming
through smooth sens nnd pleasant
weather.
Sunday, .Inly III.
I'. S. r I'dlmami, lndon: W O
Aiken, Maul; llernleo Hundley, Hu
nan: Mrs. Wm. Hyde Hlcc, I.lliue;
Miss Cmlly nl'co, iJhuoT! Clarence
White, city; A. C. Strayne, Aug. John-
AT TH5 HAWAIIAN.
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Saturday, Jul) !I0.
Miss Jennie Mcintosh, Chas, 13.
Itovnl. Mrs, Clms. '. lloyal, Miss U.
M. Hudson, W.-II.Trlodly;rVftfilawftr
J. II. lllnckstono nnd wife, It. I. Unld
wln, 8. W. Strong nnd wire,. Los An-goles,
i m t
Some tieonlo nro so extravagant
that they seem to talk merely for tho
purposo of wasting words.
A Biiffrngotto should never marry n
man who Is unable to took or bow on
buttons.
MEN'S LAUNDRY WORK
J. ABADIE, Prop. TELEPHONE 1401
FRENCH LAUNDRY
777 KING
jsijt,. .s&
ae& $-it3m
When we tfet your wireless coll for HELP,
we will come to the. rescue with tfood old
' PRINTER'S INK :
COOD ADVERTISING HAS SAVED MANY BUSINESS MEH
HIOM FINANCIAL SHIPWRECK
. , BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO,, LTD, . '. ,
MAUIANS DD
NOTJJKE METER
Sunday last District Overseer Hal
Installed a big. water muter uuiug
slilo tho 'road and a llttlo below tlio
reservoir, for llio purpose of measur
ing tho amount of water drawn daily
from the Government reservoir
Tho work was begun oarly Sunday
morning nnd by three o'clock In tho
nflcrnoon when Uia'flMil gnto wits
opened tho big moter was at work
registering n flow of 18,000 .gallons of
water nn hour. Monday morning fol
lowing tho pcoplo of Wnlluku, not nil,
but few horo and thero were com
plalulug, the Maul News printing es
tablishment among them that they
could get no wntcr.
Finding that tho motor was rctaid-
lug tho How of water moro than wus
.expected. District Overseer Hal had
It disconnected, and now everything
Is running ns smoothly us It was be
fore tho water moter Ideu was over
thought of. Maul News. July SO.
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PILES CURED IN C TO 14 DAYS.
I'AZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to euro any case of Itching. Wind,
lllecdinu or I'rotnullnj; l'iles in 0 to
1 1 days or money refunded. Made by
I'ARIS MEDICINB CO., Saint LouU,
U. S.ofA. "
ANOTHER
WOMAN
. CURED
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Gardiner, Maine "I linvo licen a
(Treat sufferer from organic troubles
a nil a severe tenia to
weakness. Tlio
doctor said I would
have to go to tho
hospital for nn
operation, but I
rotild not bear to.
think ot it 1 de
cided to try Lydlii
i:. rinklmm'j yep.
ctnblo Compound
nndS.-itiatlvu Wash
nudwnsentircly
cured after threo
months' use of tlieiu." Mrs. S. A.
Wii.ii.vm. H. I'. I), o. 14, Hox 80,
Gardiner, Me. ,,.,.. .
No woman should submit to n surgl.
I cal oporutlon, which may moatl death.
nut l tin has L'lien l.vilis 1,.1'iiiKnama
Vegetable Couipounu, luado exclusive
ly from roots and herbs, a fair trial.
Tills famous medicine for women
l,i fnr tlitrlv ears moved to be tho
most valuable tonic uud renower of
tlui rem.iln nre.inlsiii. Women rcsld-
Ins In almost every city and town In
the rnlteu Stan; near wining ;mi-(
mony to tlio wonderful virtue of hyula
K. I'inkham's Vegutablo t'omiinund.
It cures foinalo ills, and create mill- '
ant, buoj-ant felnalo health, II you
are ill, for your own Mk aa well us
those you love, give it n trial.
' Mm. IMiilclmiu, lit Lynn. Ins
Invites ull Hlolc women to wrlto
liorfuriulvlfc. llortulvlcolslroe,
anil uUvtiyn hulit til.
Boys
Clothing
w
E carry the largest and best assortment of BOYS'
CLOTHING in the city. We make a specialty of
our $5.00 Knk
kerbocker Suits.
These suits come
in all the new
shades and all
sizes from four
years to seventeen
years of age.
Boys' Blue Serge
Bloomer Pants,
full lined, $1.75.
Joys' Khaki Bloomer Pants, 65c
Boys' and Children's Straw and Felt Hats
I noTAL nn''-
A HA kJI Ti. 'rV
ROYAL DnANO
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OFFICE HELPS
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ATI0NAL CASK ItEGISTEIlS TAKE AWAY TIIE STKAIN OF
HIGH FINANCE FROM THE BRAIN OF THE SALES STAFF
CONSTANTLY HANDLING CASH AND MAKING' CHAN0E.
A BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE PERFORMS CORRE
SPONDING DUTIES FOR THE OFFICE STAFF, NEVER MAKES A MIS
TAKE. AND ENABLES THE BUSY CLERKS TO HAVE MORE TIME
AWAY FROM THE OFFICE. IT IS A TONIC IN ONE INSTANCE AND
A SOOTHER IN ANOTHER.
WE CLAIM FOR THE MANUFACTURERS THAT THESE MACHINES
ARE SO CAREFULLY ADJUSTED AT THE FACTORY, AND TESTED
IN OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT, THAT THERE IS A LESS THAN ONE
PER CENT. CHANCE OF THEIR GETTING OUT OF ORDER. IF
EITHER ONE OF THEM DOES SLIP A COG, WE HAVE AN EXPERT
WHO CAN MAKE ANY REPAIR NECESSARY AND AT A TRIFLING
COST, ONLY THE AGENTS CAN AFFORD TO DO THIS FOR THE REA
SON THAT EITHER MACHINE IS SO SELDOM OUT OF ORDER THAT
IT WOULD NOT BE PROFITABLE FOR ANYONE ELSE TO EMPLOY
A MAN CAPABLE OF HANDLING WORK OF THIS CHARACTER.
WE WOULD LIKE TO TALK NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS AND BUR.
ROUGHS ADDING MACHINES TO YOU. IF YOU HAVE NEVER IN
STALLED ONE, WE CAN HELP CONVINCE YOU THAT THEY ARE(
OF INCALCULABLE VALUE TO EVERY BUSINESS MAN.
1 The Waterhouse Co.,
REPAIR AND DISPLAY ROOMS QUEEN, NEAR NUUANU STREET
OFFICE IN JUDD BUILDING
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