The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], November 02, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

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PACIFIC :t)MMKKt;iAL ADVKUTISEK: IH'NOI.n.r. Nov? m-m: 2. !.!.
TROPIC OILS
By the "lolani" over a hundred barrels of this well-known oil, and
now afloat over 200 more barrels; so we don't think we will run short of
oil daring the coming sugar season. Tropic Oils for engine, cylinder, dyna
mo car box, roller and all other lubricating purposes have not got their
Lm& in this market. Our sales prove this, for from a small beginning we
fcavo worked up to an oil business that shows that the article used is all
riglit. Get year season's supply from us.
SHE WENT BACK
Mrs. Grant Wanted 0?ly to &
Home Again.
All INTERRUPTED JOURNEY
O. HALL & SON, LTD.
ROCK ROOFING
est Roofing on Earth.
holiowng Husband and Flag-Booked
for Manila but Turned Around
at Honolulu Harbor.
ON DlVOt-CE LAWS.
Bishop I'otrcr Alvocates a Unifjrn
Federal Sratute. '
llary C. I ..-r
mn:ic to .:rrl i: cixl.ir
THE RPHECM !&
TONIGHT ! TONIGHT !
mm
mm
IT NOT EXPEN3IVB; comes ready to lay; any workman can lay it; Is
12&2fci; Insurance Ed per cent lesa than shingles on buildings covered with it.
K dieted hj any climate. SEND F OR SAMPLE.
Hawaiian Trading Ltd.
Office: Nos. 6 and 8 Love Building, Fort St.
TEL. 1132.
wan
Mosquito! See
Will Drive Mosquitoes Away.
Cures the Bites!
rings Comfort!
B
enson, Smith & Co
LIMITED
Fort and Hotel Streets.
laata Tobacco (Bo
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
AND MANILA
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Ltd:
CIGARS
Flue Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
Msiy - '3
sosliima,
HAT MANUFACTURER.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
KING ST., Next f Castle & Cooke
learaaice Sale of
Straw flats, Silk and Grepe Shirts,
Mtaar, Handkerchiefs, Etc., Etc.
w - .. ... . number of Fclcntlfic works.
Tbis sal will commence on Sept. 30 and continue for 3 weeks only, i-ame in contact witn the lit
THOSE
atoy Carriages
Mrs. J. II. tlrant of on- of th
S.-.-athern States of tho FnTon. visited
Honolulu this week. .Mrs. tyrant ar
rived by the S. S. Caelic and departed
by the S. S. Australia, tho (). & o. ho:it
filtering the harbor Ti:':lay ni'UT.ip.i:
and the Oceanic liner leaving th aft
ernoon of the same day. Mrs. Ir.:nt is
a bright, pretty little slip of a woman
who was one of th must interesting
passengers c'.niougst the rather otit of
the ordinary company aboard the
tJaclk. She required during the en
tire voyage from San Franlso to
this port the almost constant attond
ance of the ship's j:::rg'oii. and the
stewardess, and she had the sympathy
and nssistar.ee of nearly all th wom
en and a number of the men aboard.
And strange to say. Mis. tyrant re
qnired no medicine at all. In fact. s!ie
was not a bit ill in accordance with
the common aceeptam f tl. rm. 1
yond a slight serisieUne;- for put of
two days.
Dr. dates said that Mrs. drain was
simply homesick, and Mr.'.' dram had
the courage to coincide. Hits was an
odd enough cae. About four months
ago the dashing Southern girl ran
away from home and wedded th man
of her choice, a captain of volunteers.
Very soon after the elopement all was
forgiven at the homo of the bride. Cap
tain drant had his services transferred
to one of the new regiments and is
now with his command in Manila.
having passed through Honolulu a lew-
weeks ago. The girl concluded to fol
low the husband and the flag, or the
(lag and the husband, and against the
mingled protests and tears of relative.
and friends set out for San Franclfco
and the Orient. She was well ct
against the enterprise before the Gae
lic was twenty-four hours at sea. Mrs.
drant frankly admitted that above all
things she simply wished to get back
to her little home town in tne South
nd be with' her mother and th rest
of the family. She asked about every
body on the ship for advice, ami it Is
a matter of record that of the whole
numerous company but a single indif
idual a young man of much worldly
experience declined to give Miirgcs-
tion. Tliis strange individual, a resi
dent of Honolulu, was presented with
a testimonial by the other passenger.
Mrs. Grant would smile a bit through
her tears ami on being urged by moth
erly women would nibble at food. She
gave up all thought of following hus
band or tlag on Luzon, and gave htr
time to sighing and wishing she was
at home. If the peculiarly situated
passenger was a fair trial to the ur
bane surgeon, rhe was a tnorn In the
ample side of Captain I-inch. U.N. II..
the skillful, courageous and popular
commander of the Gaelic. The young
lady was put up to ask Captain Pinch
to "stop the ship" about -po miles out
of Honolulu and wait till the Chin:
came along. Then. Mrs. drant contin
ued, she would be obliged if slu could
be transferred to the northbound
steamer. Captain Fincii declined po
litely to so far "oblige" and told of
the petition as the very funniest expo
rience of his lifetime, and he was an
apprentice to every port in the world
from Liverpool, was for" years first of
ficer of the Teutonic on the Western
ocean, and was out on this side for a
long time in the old Arabfe. Some oth
er people on board, including the ui
geon as a suspect, advised Mrs. Grant
that it was the simple duty of Captain
Finch to comply with her request. and
mentioned various wiles by which sin
might be able to win him over. For a
time Mrs. drant made the life of tin
commander most interesting. Finally
she settled down to a decision to met t
the none at this port and t.iko pasj.iue
- I - 1- . - . .
ineiice lor .an rrancisco. ;nc on ,
the deck with everyone else when tin-;
Gaelic and China nivt aim pout d t j
Captain Finch and turned her back on j
him. !
As the Gaelic neared Honolulu some!
of the people aboald endeavored toj
mind and continue on to Hongkong.'
where she had arranged to take pas- s
s:ige for Manila, but the bride said sh
wanted to see her mother soon as pos-
siblo. and leaving ;he Gaelic here
booked for the Australia, and is now
well oa the way to S;.n trancisco.
Dr. Gates, the Gaelic surgeon, said
to a reporter for the Advertiser tin
case of Mrs. Grant was one of genuine
homesickness, such as treated of in a
All who
little woman
were sorry for ner. Mie would talK
very little indeed of anything except
ing her overpowering wi-h to be
home.
c.intrys 1 ix and !'- divo:.- 1 1 -.,. '
"We ?ho.:M :i.. j tnif.-; ,.: ,;.
law f ir tin Pni:d d h
"Our i ivilir. i; in d.-,- re- .i; .- i :h
j'crmar.:icy and p irity .f ,.i. h.c.i
The famiiy re up m :;iir;:i
s ate. Th -ti .: i t ;rn : P.d '
erai divorce !.v for - r .
m.i.-it.il :at.-.
".Jus: !oo a: th v. iv :!:;a a-.- :.
da:-. I'- who i.ir.:i ; ! ! ..
married in o:;e S: it- tr.i. w.-:r-:iT.
raid's ov r in: .n":liT ? i;.d i: ,
raarrled. lVap!e umih. i d
vjr. in :; S:... g . a:;...,:, r a'.
reaiii'.y !;ae t!i n. irri i tb c s. Ta.j
;s all w rung.
"I rei!iz there are ca.:.i:i.;.j.:a ,
qu .':Itn- inolcd in th- er. i. :n n:
a Federal div.ir e law. i'.r. t; i. z.
cr,.it a:n! pressing pr.:. ai :!i i". .i.
wh;i 1: iv tin bcs. in:' ri..s o! :. i
dU.XND MINSTUKl.
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In llr Oxuinl S.rc'J.c ? Pt.itr
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MISS JPI.I UYICON'
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A C.IIPPSOMI: lliiT!:i.UY
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ti a it In art slnnd 1
the a, ar future."
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Ke.iH.i. Kauai. H. I.. June 22. I'-.
Mr. H. 1. Walton. .Manager IV.rI.
Preserving Paint Co. Dar Sir: In
Sentembei- 1m.;. voa did m-arSv f::t
- - - - -
worth of work for ns under a three
years contract and I am .l ased t tes
tify to the f.u t that kep; jout .
ameemcr.t ti our at i-f.n tbn. W- iir.d
t!a: your pain; give- better at:f.u--;
ioa th in any n. ha tried on :oof. j
either shingle or iron, and as w are
situated so m ar th mm the tuln. . '
ton is an important on f. u. W
lealiz that no pair. will "kill it.t." 1
altl.ough the "Kurok i pople g ir.rati-
te. m do so with their p.ilnf. and we
have given them one-half mile of ru
ty track to exp rinn rt ;pm. .i do
not believe they ran at-compll!: v.!..U
they claim, althotich we ho e .o. aa the
world has been bniklng fcr such a :.ilm ,
for ccnturie. ?
We -do beli.. tl;.t your lulb! vill
protect Iron from rust along the tM-I
:hot e and will kIvc it a good trial on 5
our railroad track, wh'uh U iitiatelj
between Atiahola and K.ipa.;. t
The proposition that I off err I ymi 1
and tin Faireka people to each j aim ,
one mile or our track and we v. on id
pay tin; man vvho.-ovpalnt wa in the
lust (ondition at the end of the it
the price of tho two tulles fell through.
as the Kureka people would not arcrpt 5
tho proposition. If tho Karck.1 peoplr
claim to have contracted witli us Iort
any work outside of the ore-half mil"'
of track mentioned a.wive. they hac
r.o authority to make surh yfatcmcnts.
for such Is not tho rase.
That we have given you another
contract amounting to over $3.o 1.4
the best proof that wo are satisfied wth
your paint and agreements.
Yours truly.
GF.O. II. F.MUCII1I.I)
Manager Make Sugar Company.
iRSbboes Laces
1
AT THE
TEMPLE OF FASHION
Next Mi.r.,l;5yt October jjrd. wo will Liter
to cur cusK.mfi5t the cnire stork ut K!: -ruiiN
and Lscct at very Uw pric:.
....: irr yxTl
, &c rctx
, loc rxth
, &c ach
FiTt lino of ltibUnf. fortr.r piU ZZc. tca1 la
Firt lino of Ui. former prlcr P. rv dr-el Z'-r. tnttl to
l-id;. Pelts at
I-adlcV Shlrtwab'.i.. at
Iidlr Cdlarj. at ;
Gingham, at jatdi for ZlJr
Pino Uiwn. at ro y.ixl tor two
l-tco Curtains, at IUf ITlor
Uidle Pni!rrhirtj. at & torZc
A Nautifu! chance to Lay at rry Im tfU-!. a.1 It Tctxj c?
Fashion. con;mcmlng tieit Monday, OrinVr Z2.
M. P.lr. MafcJkirT.
I Carriage, Wagon and Truck
HEPAIRINC, PAINTING. THIMMiNC
U'"' w'i AND MANUFACTURING
TO FINE HORSESHOEING a friahr.
Agency of the Rubber Tire Wheel Co.
Hawaiian Carriage M'f'g Co.v
OUEKN STKKITT. NKAU FOHT.
Mair
Invite You ,to Examine
mm
S FUMSMIGS
Shirts
Dress Shirts 75cts
t aundcrcd Shifts 75cls
Unlaundcrcd Shirts 35cts
Extra Quality UnliunJercd Shirts SCcts
Extra Quality laaijcrei Shirts SI 00
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS:
i'.VrilA QUALITY NKGLIGKB SHI UTS 75cts
.-II.FC UO.OM NK(;UGG SHIIin- 7t5ctS
Night Shirts, 65cts. and 75cts.
COLLARS
LOX STANDING am! . c
TURN DOWN LINKN COLI.AItS oC.
t FINK LINKN COLLAU.-,
(Ln!. l Sirt)
10c.
CUFFS
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HAVE ARRIVED AT THE
CSMy Feriultare Sitoref
H. II. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Love Building, 534-536 Fort Sti
TtlEJOJiE RESIDENCE. 149.
Cooking School Hours.
Th following hutirs ar rfitd for
instruction in tho Cooklnn School tn
conntot!(ii with t llon.k rs"
l-caKU
For Chines Mondays and 'Puns
days from 1:S0 to 4: r.o.
For Japanese Tuesdays :md Fi idas
from 1:30 to l:S.
For ladies WVdncsdays trom I to
4:30.
For children Saturday from to
12 a. m.
Linen Cuffs lOcls
Fine Linen Cuffs 15 and 25cis
NECKTIES
25cs NECK. TIES . Sets
SOcts NECK TIES IScts
: 65 and 7 Sets KECK TIES 25cts
,i,i'li,.i..l".iiiS2 SSSSSiiiiiiil '
atSnsiiig Suits, Sweaters, Underwear, Sox.
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