The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], December 26, 1894, Page 5, Image 5

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lUK VAC1FIC COMMERCIAL ADVJEItTlSiSIt.: HONOLULU, .1K(3.EM1H2K S!(, 1894.
GOSSIP
from mm TOWN.
Ladies' Column
Seven! Social Events of In Inter
esting Character Takg Place.
Holiday
Prices !
TttK it)l l !( KTMKXKU llMU.
t .! 1 h Attui Juliutuu Arr
.YIth Such KrifcMl ! - t
..1;rr.-c.;vii.Di: th H..xi.i. i reduced from to $1.75
TilLU. D--;. -1. All Hilo in banily
fQjl in preparing for the
prom-liing bwlhiay. All ynl Nw
Kui;.:mii hoU'Hjwivtr kii'l some thai
m not "cv EuIaiiJer) ar pAiiuutiy
ONE WiiiiK ONLY !
Just ca.t your eye over this
list of articles, every one of
which hits had a. knife out
riht through the price:
Men s Black SOCKS, fast colors.
dozen.
Ladies Black STOCKINGS from
i to S3 :)er dozen and from $2.50
to $2 per doz8n.
New Plain WOOLSN GOODS, in
all shades, from 75 cents to 60
G.KEAT Ii EDUCTION
IN PRICKS OK
Christmas !
JUST
Mi
O-
BEISTSOISr, SMITH & CO.
rvurk selimr rtiin iud shaving
oiti'm for the delicious mince pie ami j Cent3 a J'&?L
Also a counter loaded down with
Striped and Checked Ginghams,
Printed Calicos, Cotton Challies,
Organdies, White- Cotton Dress
Goods, Madras Curtains, Rugs,
Ladies' Wool Jackets in Tan, Light
Blue- and Black Shades, together
with manv other new and handsome
m
goods.
We call your especial atten
tion to these goods, simply be
cause we can sell them
these usurers for one
onlv.
ST" Remember we are open
nights, have new electric
lights in the store, so that
goods can be examined as well
as in the day time.
Save all your checks
for the Volcano trip, and send
them to the store before 12
o'clock Dec. 2t3tiu when a
Round Trip Ticket will be
Issued to the one having the
at
week
rich .'nit cake that must always ao
.ouipaiiy a Christina dinner.
Mother and "their siter ami their
ousina ami their aunts" arv xx,upieJ
vith dresin doII, tilling candy btu
and -trininj; now white poicvra for
:he little folks.
The unday-.sohoois ar rheariuj
for their Mfveral entertainiueuti. The
First Foreign Church will have their
Christmas exerch?e tomorrow in place
of the regular servicv. The enter
rainmeut will be conducted by tile
children of the .Sunday school.
The native churcn will have a
Christmas tree on Christmas Eve.
The Kins Daughters have every
hour occupied with making dainty
bsjr for the uual Christmas goodies,
and they an? also preparing many cpifts
to be put on the tree for the children
of the Sunday school.
The store wore a decided holiday
appearance a few weeks ajjo, before
they were strippel of all their line
tovs and fancier: but ear purchasers
did not hesitate Ions after tile display
wa made before they made their se
lections for rfanta Claus to carry down
the chimney.
Am one l the visitors who will spend
the holiday in our midst are Miss E. ;
B. MacLeod, a former Hiloite, now a
reiiieac of Honolulu. Miss Hattie
Austin and Miss "elile Porter, who
will remain at their rpective home
until after the holiday, when they
will return to Honolulu to resume
their school duties.
Deputy Marshal Brown, has gone to
the Volcano for a two weeks stay at
Kilauea'i great caravansary. He re
ports thimrs very iuiet around Ma
dame Peie'a domicile. Tae bottom
has dropped out of the lake once more
and there ia nothinij to be seen but
the j?reat dark, hole, from which vol
umes of smoke arise at times.
The society event of the week was
the retention at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs.G. K. Wilder last Friday T p VFTrFRQ & (T)
afternoon. The aflair was iven in ; JJ. X till XlUJ.10 VX; jJm
honor of Mr. Wilder' s tiests. Air. and I
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Ive?-ier, and ;
was iudefi a oharminir "At Home.' j
From two o'clock until iie the many
iiieilUS J1 wilt? euiui Liity, 1 " i-
ho.-te-s cme and went, each in turn
-pendinir an hour or so most delight
fully in .conversation witii the many
.aiiers. The homelike parlors were
made even more attractive, if possible,
by the addition of beautiful bouquets
placed here anil thr. From a side
table handsomely equipped with cost
ly silverware aud rare china, refresh
ments were erveu.
Japanese Goods
Silk Dress Goods,
Shirts. Neckties,
Handkerchiefs,
Crockery and
Lacquer Ware,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
The Lowest Prices in Town Can
be hi at
K. FTJBUYA'S,
Robinson Block.
Hotel Street.
largest
Tickets.
numoer or
rales
GENUINE
Clearance -: Sale
OF
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS
BELOW COST !
OKFEK
Grccubuatu'si Lu.biu Luadborg,
Koger f- Gallet, Oolites
IN LA Kit K VAKIKTY
J. T. VVutorlionso
Perfumes
No. 10 Store
M. -V I 1 - K OOLOONlil
Carina
Cologne,
Toilet Waters,
Sachets, Fancy Soaps, Etc., Etc,
LA DI EH ANP fJKWT'rt
BATHING SUITS !
Lailies .ind Children' Cloaks
and Jackets,
Chllilreii IMnHfortifi,'
TOE
LN
IXOJKTKJ AND UiCJVJL.iClt IK
Steel and Iron Kanges, Stoves aud Fixtures,
SQCSlOJPiaa fiOODS 1KD I1TCHE( UTI5S1LS,
AGATE WAKE IN GREAT VARIETY,
NOTT Silk MM and wo1 Shawk
KID GLOVES,
CHAMOIS GLOVES
ladies' and ciiildukn's
Hats and Bounets !
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED,
Dress Goods in preat variety,
Rainbow and Embroidered
Crape,
Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work leathers and Flowers
White, Gray And SiiTr-platd.
x;XJ DS 33 JEG 3rL
HOSE
T
LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS. METALS,
Plaabers Stock, Wat8r tnd Soil Pipet.
DCIOKO BLOCK. 85 aad 97 KIKQ STESET.
Give the Baby
AND
A Perfect Nutriment
fou growing Children.
Convalescents.
Consumptives,
dyspeptics,
and tie Aged, and
In Acme Illne4 and
all Wasting Dirasps.
THE-
I BELIEVE
THAT BY
Grand Opportunity
Holiday Gifts.
for
Vaother pleaaaut -ocial event xna
infurnial athennfif youn? folks,
A
A
A
A.lrertiseraer.t,
P : i n "Tatement,
I Pr:ca-inarr,
I'.'.ia .--ale,
J. E. GOMES,
n a
rit th invitation of .Miss Uitcticock,
in honor of Deputy Marshal Brown, j
v few hannv hours vere .pnt in piay- ,
"Xapoleon," after wuictt the re
maining evening hours .rre enlivened
with otner yimes and muaic About
II o'clock the younir people repainni
n th veranda, where ielic:ou3 re-
frehmenta were served then at tete-a-tete
tables. . !
The Hilo Social Club held its bi- :
weekly meeting at the residence of :
llr. l Severance, Mr, Cyril Hmith j
having the entertainment in charge- ;
There was quite a large attendance of j
and friends, whom ifr.
. x
mith amuswi in a mewt unique ami i rTj()DS and for the aw-istance of those
pleafintr manner. w0 arR -n .lonht a to what wonld he
brevities. i most suitable for Their friends I '.vill
. . ' 3e5t
I SHALL GLYE
Greater Publicity,
Greater Hatisfactior:,
ireater Value,
Greater Bargains
A'D SAVE
YOU A DOLLAR
I have an elant line of HOLIDAY
3n30-2m
409 FORT STREET.
Mutual Telephone Company,
:iTICE TO SCP jaiBF.RS.
inir fiKrt MacLeod.
Mr. ani Mrs. A. Barnes formerly of
.-nrwkelaville, Maui, are at the Hilo
Tlie lmrkentlne Amelia. arrl, oap
Lain. -ailM in ballast for Puet .ound
.-ttndav morniag. Mhe hax jut :ln
ishel diwhartjinif her argo, con-it-ingof
4TU.3J fet of Iitmhfr und 7,1
nickrt?, latlx-". etc., all for C. K. P.ich-arrt-n.
The weather i line morning- ani
vnings vry cool, with more triiiit
Ind -umhiny tayi than rainy ohm.
December .i, " p. m. The Annie
Jnluvon ivut jt arrival in port,
bringing a cargo of torn and twn
:v IS pangers. Hbe r.urT
lay from Han F.tinciwn.
PrsttT Wedding at St. AadwWj .
Cathedral Christzias
Trrt t-ia a very pretty weddincj ;
a rit. Auiirf'-i Cttbdral on 3ron
Chnfifroaa ev, Vuen Mr. Xonh
Ivanhac. a -on of Senator Jamw j
XanhatiH of Hhsmu aid Mi
Pr:.cella. IC.inln4jM, daughter of ;
Lawyer t. - IvHuluUn mad j
man and wife. th ceremony lin ;
nprftirriaffi by Ji;-boo Willi.
The ?-erTico -TfM chord, f by :
the BnrolicpI choir of ty. ;
bride w'u wor a prsty wddir.
costume of bite w.h r.en wny by
her father-
Real Ir.Kh Linen Hdkfa,
Keal iwv-e Ifdkffl,
Ch!tf.n Hdkfn,
."ilk Kdlcft,
F.ins,
.7iiinefe X.monn, -'ilk Hosiery,
Kmnroiderr .-'ilk Dresi PatterriM,
Hatb Rohes, -i!k W.ii.at Pattern,
Partv 'liov, Real Tortoie Shell Good,
Silk -birtn, Silk Table Cover?,
.faniTire SetM. Linen I vdo' b,
Itee ClUre?t. P.irioo'M,
Card Caw?, etr.
T A MEETING OF THE DIREC
tors of the Company held this day
It to resolved that on and after the
drat day of January, 1805, the rates for
the use of telephonic instruments will
be as follows :
Private Residences, per month $2 o0
Business Houses and Offices 4 00
Countrv Stations 7 50
Payable quarterly in advance.
.f. F. BROWN,
Secretary.
Honolulu. Oer. 1 . 9Ui. 3H'V-1m
D
E
All Six
i irnes,
Common ami Finishing !
N"eck-.,ar, Smoking Takefa,
Silk ITnder-rear, Drjn (i in,
Silk Nez!i;ree Sfiirr,
J iyvanewj iximono,
T,;nen nd Silk Hlkf-,
.Md-kintv-hea, Shaving Ser,
Silk Cimlr!l,n, Silk Siyeiudr.
-'ilk P.ijarria-
And a :tmdred ot'wr !bini.
YKUY
LOW
PKICKS !
FOR
INFANTS
INVALIDS.
xfa6-' 'mi'' n.fi
Best Food
for Hand-fed Infants.
Oril ROOK for th r,trw:n
of notljf-r,-The i 'nrf nnl Irl
inar of Intint,"tt;!! t; n;uilt-ilv
DOLIBER-GOODALE CO
ecsTON, Mass.. 'J- z. A.
BENSON, SMITH & CO.,
Sole Amenta for th. Hawaiian Ilanti.
JUST ARRIVED
I'JCIi KAItli C. . BRYANT.
New Curtain Materials
Silk and Velvet Ribbons,
Leather and Silver Belts,
Novelties in Rucking
Chiffon Handkerchiefs ana
Ties,
LACE AND EMBROIDERED
FLOUNCING S !
BABY CARRIAGES of all styles,
CARPETS, RUGS, and .MATS in the latest patterns
Hoiaseliold 99 Sewino; JVIacliiries
THE WAR
Between China and Japan
does not affect my selling
goods at a low figure. 1 had
an immense stock of Japan eso
Goods ordered before the war
was declared, consequently I
shall continue to sol! at tho
same low figures, as long as
the present stock holds out.
Today, or Monday, I shall
have on sale a choice selection
C -1
Hand Sewing Machines, all with tho latest improvements
Also on hand
Westermayers Celebrated Cottage Pianos
Parlor Organs, Guitars and other Musical Instruments.
SFor sale by
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & C ,
King Street, opposite Castle c Cooice
ENTERPRISE PLANING MIL!
- Proprietor:
Oceanic, consisting of Silk
Dress Goods both figured and
plain, Morning Gowns for
ladies and gents, especially
fine Silk Kimonos, Smoking
Jackets, Silk Piijainas, Japa
neso and China Ware, Screens.
Lamp Shades, etc., etc., just
tho things you want for tho
holidays.
Remember, l have tho
LEADING STORK for ITHST
CLASS JAPANESE GOODS.
HI3H & CO.,
OPTICF,
Alakoa and Rlchada
'9
neftr Queen Btroot, HoDolnlm.
U
MOULDINGS,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Screens, Frames,
TURNED A N" 1) SAVEI) VOIIK.
514 Fort Street.
T K 1 K P ( O 7
gusr .ftrruAr, sf,.
trssr firm, .
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To the Public.
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Crhwlral to witn t m-tiio ny
I.NTYHK,
FOR, SAL?; CHEAP !
A SURREY
IN VF-.FtV Gfr ftF.PAIK.
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Wwiaine March, hh Ut pp7 , uk. lri:
Honolulu famm Mannficfory
Royal Insurance Co.,
OF I.IVBItfOOL.
"TJJK l.AUGi ST Iri TIJJ5 WOULD."
A R?et Jan n ry ) gt. I I'M, $ 42,432. J 74.( !
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