The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], November 07, 1899, Page 3, Image 3

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THE PACIFP: OVMMERCIAI. A IV KUTISEK: l!O.V(M.rU!. NOVKMIIKK 7. IV.W.
IN PRIZE GRILL
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COMPANY. LIMITED.
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Capable Judges.
(Or as one of ourMepartment
heads put it, LIEN'S SMALL
Oepartinnieirot
Is prevalent and redolent with an air of good taste.
The flowers in glass bowls which grace the showcases
are rivalled by the Silken Blossoms woven into our
latest Xeckwear. The colors of our Business Shirts are
pleasing and artistic. The-English and American Un
lerclotliiii!r of serviceable and fine textures lends a sub
stantial air to the whole, to which the dainty things in
tended for men's wear adapt themselves with good
grace. Magnificent value is coupled with modest price
in such a wav as must give our store an additional
prestige as a men's wear shopping center.
M. MelMERMY.
i Importers CommissoKMii MercOnainitts
Contest That W.ll Uu a Thorouyh
Trlal-On The Plaza In Front of
. h a H kS mental Armory.
a
QUEEN STREET.
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The comprtitive drill between com
panies of the Kht liniment. N.(.H..
will be held this evening. Companies
will assemble at the drillhed at T
o'clock sharp. Kadi company will pa
rade with 10-file front double lank,
with the necessary officer., guide and
file-closers, and mits will be detract
ed for blank files. Judges will Inspect
each company, and merits will be al
lowed for conditions of arms and ac
coutrements. The following officers of
the Sixth U. S. Artillery will act an
Judges: Captain A. Slater. Captain F.
Marsh and Lieutenant I). V. Ketcham.
Prizes of $100 and .V are ottered for
first and second best-drilled companies,
who are required to go through the
following exercises:
To form company: Fall in. align
ments, rests, facings, open ranks. In-
spectlon arms, clcne ranks, complete
manual of arms (as adopted by the
iitai iii-feiiuviii, .-t.vt.u.i, luaiiiuK umi
firing, turn and halt, tarn and advance.
being in line, march by the flank; be
ing in line, form column of fours and
halt; being In line, march column of
lhu II I Lnee on
t Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Notions
As well as all kinds of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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i ne Lancasaue insurance vu. ui iujucuivj. cu-jjuu. me hull uic
The Baloise Insurance Co. of Basle. Switzerland.
The Union Gas Engine Co.
The Domestic Sewinz Machines.
T The New Pacific Hand Sewing Machines, and other agencies.
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Adopt Kcmi luiiutt in .Mcnmrv of
the L.ic lir. :. M. Ililc.
Th following i solution a adp:-
Merchant and Fort Streets.
fours to tho front ? nMinttr In inlnmn
of fours and resume the direct march; a merlins of he Kalaupapa i. I .
on right or left into line, right or left IS. C. K.. held Wednesday. November I.
front into line, piss obstacles; bing I
in column of fours, form column of
twos or files; being In column of two
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or files, form column of fours; being In
line, form column of platoons to the
right or left; beinj In line, form col
umn of platoons to the front, being In
column at platoon, form company to
the front.
EXTENDED OltDEU DIULU
ttcicg in column of fours, form line
of squad to the front; being In line of
squads, deploy as skirmishers; rally by
squad ami platoon, assemble; being In
column of fours, form line of squads
to right or left; deploy; lie down; fire
three volleys; rally by squad and Pla
toon; assemble; being in line, deploy
as skirmishers on center squad;
change direction to right or left; ad
vance by rushes (see section .Vo);
rapid fire; to the charge; charge.
Soldierly bearing, steadiness, silence
in the ranks and maintaining correct
distances will be considered a part of
the drill and will be marked accordingly.
The companies said to bo in the br;;
trim for the drill are F. Can:. Ludo-
wlg. and C. Capt. Costa. Huh h.t.
been carefully coached and a: date aro
said to be letter perfect.
Arrangements are being mnd.? uJ.ij
to provide seats for the ladles w!ir may
wish to witness to the ccm:-:iti'ja.
herea. it ha; plr.iti i.oi. our
Heavenly Father, lu take away from
the scene of earthly nctUltlejt and
from nmongsi u. the Itev. Dr. Charl
M. Hyde;
Itesolved, That no, th member of
the Kalaupapa Y. I S. C. 11. hereby 1
express our dep nnl heartfelt sympa
thy with the lrrraveil family. ho
greater loss I shared In a Is.rr de
gree only by the entire community. In
his dMth w have tost an efficient and
conscientious helper and advlvr: hU
aid and roundel will le fMinfully
missed In the Imtnirtant development
f the near fiiture. but hi example
and the memory of hi tmciftahne
and ever kindly a-Uice toward tho
cietv from It Infancy will ncir le
lost;
Kesolved. That tho copy of lb' (ore-
coint: rescdutlon forwardl ! the
Hawaiian Gazette.
AND. AFI.D.
Secretary Kalaupip.i Y. V. S. t 1
PEDSA
SLAS
Flint hin? SoUl.
SAN FUANCISCD. Oct. The
biggest ileal ever made in sailing jdiips
on this Coast was consummated ves-
terday. A syndicate. heaill bv Wil
liam E. Mighell. William lUbemk.
Charles lloudrow. Edward Keiifield.
Pope & Talbot. II. F. Allen. II. I- E.
I on In fall tvlnc and we arc rmirt4 to crjtSt yoa la
you may require In It. way of Full Vrtts Good.
IICUi: YOU HAV1. a partial Iit of the raaay tblcct yaa will wujtfcrC
opening nUht: A full Cress tuit. cither Tuxrdo or tklrt ctut, a faH Cr3
et. white or black, a full drc shirt, a full drrf tie. a fell Crtm psir d
gloei. ct of full drets ttuii and cuSf button, and a craUi hat.
ALI TlllK THINGS taay to had at either of our two :orea.
prlcri thai will attoaUh too. Our drr ru!U are fro a tha I1C3T
utacturcr In the Staid and require do alffinc: they tt wtea ou put
and that I more thin a Lallor-raaie toll will da.
WITH THE COMING of the S. R. AutralU aim can .r CtlsjeA
stork of Straw and Fell Hal, which we will hareoa show today; also
nlficent line of Neckwear, the lariceil !&&1e ins porta tloa of sec)
made In I hi lon for a retail store.
Wi: CANT IIEGIN to tneatloa the stilet; yc-j raa hare asythles ta tho
way of scarf that are worn, la a variety of do-igar. acd i'.Ls that will
tonUh you.
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!cui:irl;s mi Current 'topic I'y
I'.t-tor Wi n it tin Fditor.
lib. Alex. Mackl!itoh hi th Ansll
can Church Chronicle.)
The nasi year hi leri n of such
marked prosperity. ninl lally
from the fart that the land h. l !dl
s creat an I r.rr .!. tlial thl day tf
general thanksgiving ! Almighty Hod
afwittt.l !.. i r-!lv ttt -ill tmlfiil lir-.iff
ami a return to the old path. I
Not only hae tie had great gilt le- j..
towtnl uHin us. but the land ha lni Wi!
Miieitieti irom an ilium imm !,
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and
I f. lr 5"'. ; "1 '."-u?l "51" ':: f ,n.....i... an.i .ho,- 1.rneht :
entire fleet of sailing vessels owned by
Flint & Co. of New York. James F.
Chapman &. Co. iepresented Flint &
Co. and William E. .Mighell the syndi
cate, and as soon a3 a price was agreed
upon it did not take long to consum
mate the deal. Fliat Sc. Co. owned the
following vessels, all of which will
now claim San Francisco as their home
port: May Flint, Henry 11. Hyde, John
McDonald, A. J. Fuller. S. I). Carlton.
Pactolus. R. D. IUce, St. David. St.
Francis and St. James. The money In
volved In the deal Is said to be over
half a million dollars.
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(INCORPORATED SEPT. 8, 1899.)
46 Merchant Street:
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Another lot of that Elegant SWISS BUTTERMILK SOAP, only 25c a
3,31. A beautiful Toilet Soap, the Dairy Queen at 25c a box." Also a few
-ross of French highly PERFUMED SOAP in very desirable odors, at 25c a
iake; 60c per box.
We have also purchased that large lot of GERMAN ALCOHOL, per ship
uSackfeld, which we can quote at bottom prices.
Honolulu Drug Co.
MAKES NONSFNSi: HUSKS. .
Albert V. Smith, who contributes
some delightful nonsense verses to the
Nov. Ladles Home Journal. Is a mem
ber of the faculty of Leland Stanford.
Jr.. University. In some respects
there Is a pretty close parallel between
him and the late "Lewis Carroll." Mr.
Smith is instructor in mechanical engi
neering, and turns to frolicsome verse
for recreation, just as Mr. Hodgson al
ternated his works on higher mathe
matics" with such exquisite foolishness
as "The Jabberwock."
of the Snark." etc.
alMitit by the design of mn. We ran
sond up hearty pr.yers that our breth
ren ncros the neis may twn have a
cessation of their trouble, and
can prepare ourselves to relievo me
of their neccssUlvs In th ay the Inl
ands have always been known to do.
There? are crying need at home, for
which a beginning might !e made at
this time. The Home for Indigent.
Auetl and Helpless Person has never
yet occupied the attention of our citi
zens as It deserve and ought to do.
Some of our wealthy people have len
most generous to the local benevolent
sorlctles. but money alone will not pro
cure what these poor creature- netl.
Hut all their need can le summed up
In the word Home.
"The Hunting
F.DITOII ADVF.UTISF.IL In your
article of November 4 "How to Care
for the Watch" oti omitted an Im
portant Item.
Do not give your watch to any Chi
nese or Japanese watch-tinker: they
will surely spoil i!. but take It to
(?. Durrz.
Watchmakei.
INuuanu St.. next Central Meat Mkt.
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Cures while '
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Whooping Cough, Asthma, Group, Catarrh, Golds.
CreSOlen when vaporized in the sick rvo will pivc immediate relief.
Its curative powers are wonderful, at the same tuue preventing the spread
of contagious diseases by acting as a po-verful disinfectant, harmless to the
youngest child. Sold by druggisvs. .ValuaL-le booklet free.
HOLL3STER DRUC CO., HcriCLULU, k. i. Agents.
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lulu. H. I.. Oct. 10. lS'j?.l
"He was my friend, faithful ami juM."' lSha!;rnr-are.
Prom earth thou'rt pone: we nevermore jihall
Thy genial smile thy kindly voice e'er har.
Nor feel the friendlv haml-clasp firm: Ah. m!
Still, mltlst tho throb of life U coM tlath near.
To all thou wast a friend with open heart:
To nearer ones a father kind and true.
NVer with hvpocrlsy didst thou take rart.
lint quietly wrought what my nana ioun i n mi.
A son of Scotland' colder, tcrcyer clime.
Reared midst her rugged hills and wilder strand.
Hut slvins of thv strength and manly prim'
All that was good to thy adopted land.
Still, whll with saddened hearts we mv and .-.P.
Theo thoughts of the. s.t,e th Mt:T
Whilst thou, at rest, unheeding quiet shall A v;.
Nor troublo mtire at life wild ir.nrnririr.i.
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Telephone 398.
P. O. Box 441.
Hest: kindlv friend. l.cs!d. th tro?:.- ae.
Wnfi r,,-nv f'.vA..:. if t'erfum-' rare and
And gentle zephyrs, whlsp'-rir.s r thy cra
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Ok leg to lacrrajed LoUaesj DilJcy Hoao'.ula Crclcry hxt
Into tb ntxt torr. blch kItm Ui very necrMary nincm to iow qui La
stock of Bicycle aou II! cycle CooJi. In Itrpilr s4 VirU to ILrrUca c
foad to cone la Honolulu. We wrr trtl la tte 2I4 cf Illcycle Htzltm
and will try and stay at the top la thai Use.
gS' REPAIRING IS OUR SPECIALTY.
30 Sterns9 WheeOs
A Hi: on th water mhtr te!wa Sia KrasdKo axl Ilo&olcla. Tea
t na i rw-raar t-or yonr arzr aaJ tol U dltalsitd.
22 IVHanson 3-Crown Wlheeis
1 AllKaloca th harf. to -jp;.!y IhcdtsnaaJ fur that c?zli
To i;I WhU at th? Iei i IJtJs- lntl afcJ i
1 - .' liTalrlr. Ii the ala cf
i BAILEY'S HONOLULU CYCLERY.
229 and 231 King Stree
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