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l0ciWvlTIES-
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pas-
i;,.ii("n "
P . . nl
fr""'. . ....I -rved
Ihe fnl..n Grill.
' mirror I ft
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Oys-
them
he erected
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- ,n X. M- l"m,,n fuT
fur Hun
hi-
,1 n.l r-.r.
I 17
li. Tin
an bakery.
f IrvhotlK g'md
t..D"ll 1 ......h..na 2 III.
ry.... T;n,n.i in.
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ii it'--
,.inf
..pnli'lC
A i'ii., Ltd..
,..t.'l. bl.H l(, thla
, th(. had '""" Mr"
.in t.i p..U'"ie her
1 ..... ..... .I f..r neit
M.,!) H"""""
BAND CONCERTS
TODAY AND SUNDAY
This Afternoon at Emma
Square, Tomorrow at tho
Capitol Grounds.
If ttv. weather man , kind ther. will h.
a concert by tho Ooire.-nmf.iit .m-
afternoon at jn o'clock at Emm .,..
th following being the pro-rum:
f vertureTh
rantaaU The
Selection Tot pourrl
March Rmuk Mokea
The Star 8,.ang!ed Banner
-.OfAii All vu.uiitfii.il: iot.cLULU, lOViwii-u 17,
Calif of Bagdad. Holeldleu
""""P"' on...
. Lambeiot
.... Coward
- iloimman
Mny WcaMf ' Shoes The
"W have Just the kind of Shoes for rainy weather in
HEAVY SOLES
$4.22
Every
Tan Box Calf
Black Box Calf
one should have a pair of heavy Shoes for nasty weather.
$4.S-:
,.i.i
h.i
f..r
tlir IH cus
.M.ifii underwear
u;.' will prevent
Sundx at 3 o'clock the. band will ply
In the Capitol jrrounda:
PART I.
The Old Hundred
Overture-The Mill on the. mrr t-.
... Verdi
Kmmeth
-..ill
I ''I
the KiillorV
.be I. "" tt ''''V'-
1 1 . I"flll-t
. t m '
". . . I I will
... ..
rlnu nri" a)
fruit f'-r ln
fcr'r. n King
,.n hnnd t'Mlay
aatin-The HleRe of Harlem
v ornei roio i,iiiav
Mr. Charles k'r.,n..'
Ulrand Si-Wtlon Old Opera ....
I'AHT It.'
election The Roae of Persia .
Urand I'olonalee (new)
Kon Where- Arc Tou Oolnvr nwt
M. Oounod
rinale Carillon and Tambour (new).
Roaemteln
Th Star Hpanled Dan tier.
Kajfy
Sullivan
Elliot
. frllllA thill
. i rf.m rramdnco when
ii . a.nll'.I.
' ' ' . .. lit will be held
r).n..n - .
,ir ii-
CM n.
AT OABU COLLZOE.
t ..th'il'i !,ll',r ,'"rnl",ny w,,,
;.nn.il etlr at the mrt
'! A ' " . ''"-t "n"b
at 2 OK U.
Ill find a new
f I Jin.
I that TU
' , K 'l Kdrner fountain.
tin.IWl Hr-t.
,( r m .ne nd ayari t in
f th- Klfahulvi ?ua-ar
,i the I n M Inntant. at th
( )t .i UM I A ''. Lt J.
i vrim arvaralua blant t
, pifipi-k n rullrtHul
,,-r-i.n hit t',n found n
' . i.r t.i r.ii intate tn wura.
r ' .
ir i irrinna inn to om
,ni Tftrre nr on Kaunl, and
,nli4iul Nilhaii hua not
, vi I fr"tn. miy Kerretary
f
,i'iH Am-rliai Athletlo An
. . . i i
'N Thlu'le r'rn-). All trVe
i ywt thi rlub ar InviteJ
Pni1i' Mill whirf, ronalrned
r .in of rW mill atonea
ii, rviiniiy i n- iinnri
t niill hiTe mmt have out
uwfulni-ii.
. .. . . . . . .
, nut iir linyri in inn win
tuinf M'tnl-mnnthly meetlna;
r Mill. Tort and Klnc
th at o'clock. A full
m riienled.
1 lr.-n fui-l ecnnomliera
; tM-. iIiii ine Ji-hnfurpow.
r- tuiiiiUr l"lr. and other
p'int.tii.n u ar adver
r , b tr"er A Co,
i M.'hrt 'n Furniture Com
"n iiil;jr a rw line of
n. ri.ti.p iek. whlorj
hi tir.n iHned. havtnc come
K m ih manufi turera.
.n il,i.-f y .ur ord-r f r th
4..r,ir r.Vn.Ur f..r . The
ir.r:n ,m b. tter than ever.
.1 1 ..
. r ... wiw riwniiitn iifwn,
t the o..id-n UuU Ii-
' if'! iMi'.lie am mournln
r 1 . ' una I I I nd IWal main a.P
T'i" hua ari'cided tha
r --.n.tin t..r n th- new elr-
nr nhi. h runa up I'm lfl'
1 1
'"i l u-rrwr j.t.p. about three
! nn whit- rlntj around
"lii-'.H tt-, r.trnyd from
"I - "t A r-ward la off red
f Hi- urn to Mr. iHiylej
. "'HI
Program of tha Vaapar Sarvica at
Fuaahoa Sunday.
Th followln-f will be the Veaper Ser
vice at tMnahou. Sunday:
1 Organ Prelude Merkel
Trof. Ilallaaeyua.
J. Scripture and Trayer.
1 Violin Solo-"Adaxlo from Con-
ctrto" : DeDerlot
MlM Woods.
1 Anthem Pralaed be the Lord
dly llaatlate Calkin
1 Violin Solo, Selected,
1 Veaper Hymn.
7. Henedlctlon.
1 Orran I'oatlude from "Elijah"
Mendelxsohn
to
0BS1RUC7XO SIDEWALKS
Chinese Xfercbanta are Arrested
top a Nuisance.
Tee Wo, Quons; Tons; Klnc and other
Chinese merchants doing business on
Aala lane were arrested yesterday noon
for obstructing the sidewalk with their
wares and merchandise for a period ex
ceeding three hours.
The police state that these merchants
are In the habit of utlllxlns; the side,
walks for the display of their wares
day In and day out, leaving but a nar
row margin ror pedestrians, it is a
common practice and will be frowned
upon by the police authorities.
To Protect the Biaks.
A stone wall to protect the banks of
the Manna stream Is being constructed
It Is the Ewa bank which Is now receiv
ing attention, the other bank having al
ready been treated In thl manner some
time ago. When the new wall has been
completed the stream will flow between
stone embankments as does the Nuu-
anil stream In Its lower coarse.
PER S S. ZEALAHDIA.
J'KA'-H ft.. AITLKf. CRANHEK
rla. IVara. Celery. Cauliflower. Cab
bage. Oysters, Hulmnn, Crabs, fresh
California Oyatern, fine Turkeys, and
many other freeh gno-d. at Camarlnos'
refrigerators. Alakea and King streets.
1 tr-Hi continue In VI V
' and h rroaMlng II A .
mi.ih condition as .
" i mt a clean rmaa-
'iiu i.mn-fnwn srtUn.
l . 1 at wnra ki.n.
.i..r ,,f mu.i and
BSDlllHUO.
LIMITED.
prlncl-
ir.-.t ii-pnrtnint la
1 1 'li !i M unfed I'atrol-
,p ii to huve given at
frii..,.n hM btn poat
" - n ..in4 t Um bn I
' ' '" "K Th. ariMif nu.intl
I r .. r.ni. e edibles
' "' ! v itnd the prireed4
' "" 1 1 iu(T f..r ti
ir iv i iivi n n it
I"""' r,l!- I I l-s and sv-
' "" brniisht to Ho-
K .HIP... (a . I ... . .
,MinHai on
' rtllCPl KlITitiull Tk. II.
JOBBERS and RETAILERS
Have Just opened up one hundred and
ninety-six casea at
NEW
1 a
HH ,"rly.,"'1"""11 t" rulU
,,,r,,M Property
I,.,. A"'"rirart Xutiir Com
, Plani.,n.,n , tmg abun-
. f no further use.
"f- Wi.fi,,.,,',, rhrlatlan Aa.
"'If SJ
I ll.l U a a. I
"n u '" a tnp-etlng
" 1 1 M a. M- n I 1 II
Dry Goods
COMI'HISINO
How Dress Goods
Hew Silks
Black Silk Taffetas
(Guaranteed to Wear.)
0 VrffPiniMiSlr
JUST RECEIVED another lartrn uhlomtnt e iv.a 1 p-v. .
I In such a manner that the combustion 1- pif '.JL, e" D
light Is magnificently brilliant, smokeles n - r2?iiZZ:
safe. It being simply impossible to explode. """"'"
ine Angle Lamp accomplishes perfect Illumination. It oresents n 1.!w.Vr,1-.- -
o securlne light which Is easily ODerated and mnn. v.r-tin.r, ' .
ity, ith no more beat, at a mere fraction of their cost. It provides lma to '
homes, stores, offices, factories, halls, libraries, hotels and churches that is Ida-.
In every way.
The public Is cordially invited to call a nd Inspect these lamps.
aibu iueuii lur Aisea Yemeni, ine uiartt Tn-orilap r-r. nni Ti.n.. . ...
Harbor Lime Co. ''
Uj Theo. H. Da vies eo Lid.
CHUNKS
OF
Soldi
That's Alcolla. Newest an!
most useful traveling or pockei
stove made. It makes a very
rot neat, it Is perfectly sal.-.
no leaking or spilling. Alcoila
la econonmical and therefore
cheap. It has everything to
rvcommend and . no disadvan
tages. This little Stove is Indispensa
ble in
SICK ROOMS,
NURSERY,
TRAVELING,
CAMPING,
YACHTING,
AFTERNOON TEAS,
CHAFING DISHES.
CURLING IRONS.
Sin?) we spoke of Alcolla lai- week
the llttli? stoves have been selling lil'e
hot cakes. You'll want one sometime.
Coma In and see them used and ail
that we have said of them will b.
verified.
THIS WEEK
A .SUPERB LINE OF
Ladies'
Silk Waists
-B-n-H-B-B-
-B-B-B-
rime
1
D
in
1
AND
TWO SIZES,
25 and 40cts.
Hobron Drug Co.
SOLE AGENTS.
Fort and King.
Silk....
Petticoats
These gaments embody the latest
Ideas; are correst in style, perfect in
finish, and appeal to ladies of refined
taste.
I
in
in
in
1
croveoi9s
Waists, $10 to $20.
Skirts, $10 to $18
EACH.
1
n
1
1
B
ELASTIC SEAII
DRAWERS
pair, or
See that every drawer is marked
"Scriven's."
We claim that this drawer Is far
superior to anything in the market.
I
1
in
in
WHITNEY & MARSH ? Woolen Blankets
LIMITED.
AND-
Comforters
JUST IN TIME FOR THE COOL WEATHER.
519 Fort Street
Telephone 486
tjiatjt jrt jt k ji jck jc at ji Kit j.
M
1. i-M th-
, liivf..,.
. . . ""Mii.-n
the Diihllahrra
1111. itP.Plla...
h,"1 In their ada at
song service.
Aa thla aer
n i.r o, x.-l.
... ' ' T n rr a. 1 1,
. ""I" omen s
,,fn,,,,, f , nmfn t
"n'1 l b- l'.-d
V. . ' '"'i- Ail parties hav.
H n that are to be
fh.P. kindly
I a. . ' Ol
"""I t.i
St.. M
V , ' o, ,WUky ,h- fUtm
i i .. i'"r.ie n ..rvi win
'Mny . M"",,"H" Kplaropnl
,,'. n,B T- Paator
K.r.rrin. the
' I. , .lreae.
"U,, .1 " Women's
"Ik.... i. Mf A 1 I
f- ""It l.f ,n- KDWOfth
ft .
Nimoiiii evtapp.
''iKltlaP u,a .- .
i ' n.i . " rnnn
" ll,..V r..,Bh. an. I K-.i .
, " i.r ,), - - iip
which
H--. . ' I Be ln.a.1....
LIKnlall...
t ' 'r In, pa m ..."ii, nipw
"H'h.p,.. " , n"n storm
.C'i'Mr,;" . frca
m. hiM ' . ,n' man.
NF.W RinriONfl and Laces,
NEW F.MDROIDERIES and TUCK
I.VOi. REDS PRE ADS, PLANKET3.
REAIiY-MADK SHEETS and PIL
LOW CASES.
TAIll.R DAMASKS and NAPKINS.
CURTAIN MUSLINS. CRETONNES,
HOSIERY. GLOVES, NOTIONS.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
WE INVITE COMPARISON.
la 0k Mi.. A Pl .4. Mm.
"in. x x mi nil n tin
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Comforters
We have them at all prices. Our
cheapest Is $1.50. We also have
seme filled with down at ?6.50,
and a few beautiful silk ones at
(14.00 and $15.00.
LIST
PRICE
5
LIMITED.
THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDER
Wf Ail..,
, frr
EX ZEALAflDIA.
THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT COM
pany, O. Andrews, Kln street, wiu re
celve Grapes, poaclvs. Pears. Apples,
Naval Oranges, Celery, Cauliflower,
Quail. Teat and Canvasback Ducks,
nvat.r Salmon. Floundess. Sole and
Crabs. Telaphime Main 24.
IPUI JV Kaa
l" k " 1 "tIU. turn.
H ' Km, l . ta-
OH ICE, EX "ZEALAflDU:"
PROZEII EASTERO OYSTERS
In Can, al the
Deayer Lunch Rooms.
D. J. HOLTt Prcjritttr.
OUR
SELLING
PRICE
To make room for new goods en route we are selling for a limited tirre
enly, the high-grade IMPERIAL BICYCLE, which lists at $50, for $U5,
pjt cash. We .lso sell oa liberal installments.
Pearson & Potter Company, Limited.
312 Port Street.
Telephone 565.
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Pillows
D
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A good quality: 22x22, $1.25; IS
xliJ, 75c; 14x14, 50c. Filled with
eilk floss: 22 x 22, 75c; - 18 x 18,
40c; 14 x 14, 25c. Come ar.d in
spect them. They are really good
values.
Blanket!
$4.00 buys a pair of nice woolen
blankets, assorted color borders.
We have them to suit all pocket
bocks. $7.00 buys a very nice
pair, soft-finished. $12 and $14
buys a beauty, made in California.
Pin Cushions
We have them in all .sizes
small and large. If you want to
make one, we have them as
small as 4 x 4 Inches.
B "
iZ
Bed
oom
r t r m p r " v'''
RILEY'S
1KB
ITS-.
Telephone 398
P. 0. Box 441
SIDEBOARDS, .
CHEFFONIERS,
WRITING DESKS,
ROLL-TOP OFFICE DESKS.
HALL RACKS,
BOOKCASES.
J) uis'fc Rocei
in
DURING THIS WET SPELL you can spare your wheel for a few- days to
have it overhauled and enameled. Take it to Bailey's, where you can get a
first-class Job at reasonable rates. ENAMELING GUARANTEED equal
appearance to factory work, and more durable.
We have a very large stock of repair parts, and can replace anything In
a bicycle, ESPECIALLY TIRES. We aro factory agents for the Milwaukee
Puncture Proof Tires. Morgan & Wright's Tires, etc
GAS LAMPS; reduced prices to clear:
MAJESTIC $3.1)0 LAMPS, $2.60.
M. & W. GAS, $3.50 LAMPS, $110,
NEWEST DESIGNS.
FuxnitTire Sold on tho Instalment Plan-
Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery Co., Coyoe-MrteB Furniture Co.
LIMITED
227, 22a AND 231 KIN fcTCrJET,
'corner Beretanla and Fort Streets.
PROGRESS BLOCKS
'IV
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