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TnE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 23 . Iv0.
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L0CAL 3REVITIES.
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iu "u u.a lh,.m nw
y . . ... h..rnr are offered
r,u-.".,..,.i A. A. K
.Ml- .,, !.,,,... will hoi J
K(ih.m .i M,,n,,,,y evening.
I" T .i...v will b- entertain.
TV'4'"!.'.. Th." W,ta
tne -
."'" ' . ii-rim' f antral took
r . A ivters, hm ,,,"'n
i 1 .... law th" .'urt
... - .. ll..naxil. ftmltfi A
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ii, i ntrt. win no u
.i'1'"1, iH-eliinlnc t-'morrow.
Mt Mm
LOCAL BREVITIES.
There will be a. nuArtoriv ,....!
the Punahou Alurnnl a.-i.i
Tueaday evening. NovfmWr 27. Th-
w mumc ana aMnatrnlfWnt
gram.
pro-
The comedian. William . v..itv
" Jth the Vouthwrll Opera Compi
ny. will leave on the Aorangl for Aus
trail. where he haa accepted a goo!
. a.. .
.. " ru".J"y auernoon, at 4 o'clock.
j. r..rnr iiuseeil will address the
i"n wi cnristlan Association.
Mia aur.jr.ct will be "The Experimental
Method in Rible Ktudy."
The Rev. VV. I. Westervelt will ail
fir the Triangle Llterarv rinf.
vlthe constitution of the United Htm...
next Monday evening at the Young
pirn f'hrlatlart A . . ! ...
" l:erjbody la cordially Invited.
U in- Hawaiian rand Wcr- rfu
Mnyfeatl
We have Just the kind of Shoe for rainy weather In
HEAVY SOLES
$4.52
have
'"" - I trlrra.
V itirh'U!
14 trp"uriT
V.. - il..-r minion of th
I) euirrln
w.
T ' M, -nt out hy Mr. and
''1,ni . i ,.r t.. an "at hom"
1 1' f
wary
f i
il,. t
a a i
, in. nil th ilrlUurli-il
i t I fr a partl4l
for I..-IU I mm t'f I long
.Hi n.linr.-
. IL....MU.I i..uri ii n .
in Juuni7
I'rm will
u l'r.rr will mwl thla. Trl-
WofK in inirn iihitt,
of th rn,mbTa la
t.. la
iUy mornln.
'cJm male lltrlct
.w . a W aJ . . a
?V w ... I.. I rn n.f-ra
am '
id until iwmwr i.
. ..
.j lUtrY Ini'lU-lve
. KMrl U" bicycle, aaaortment
.V..-h,.il furnltur'. frocerlea. etc..
' i.i (..lit at Montan a auction
t 10 o rlock.
r tnptirtnl rann-d mkI will b
!J ..ii-tlon tvlay. rrn-r Tori and
. at M. Intyrt- a at. .re by
. M.n.lxv. NovniK.r 21 to Frl-
- mlief JOlh. both Included, the
rf th Hawaiian Huarar
tnt ,',,",',l t( trnnafera,
y. n'min.' ! h" l'rj attend-
jfWlh riH i ry mile today at M
. f,rnrr at 1') . m. H.-e Fl-h
T,t,'..n a.lwnH'Mnt-nia. raM yl
f oltl.ra elected at th an
g atii( of th Klpahulti Hurjf I
.yai. n are n wt-ww ir m
w 'r. la r""n'''' elawhert".
wti rn.ltiY at II o'clock, at the
a Th. W. Iavl-a A To.. Ltd..
tKM-khKi'liTN or tn waiaKa Jim
amy will hnld their annunl meet
I rionexr Mill iV, Ltd.. lve no--t
t ticlh"i,ka of the com
h rloaed to tranaferarom
Thr ! until Iecember 1. Inclu-
rmiK-ion y tiovernor Un!. ti on.
lam evening on llaalelea. bwn f..r n.
butaar of the M'thodlt
Governor alo refused the band for th
cnmina: rHirDaii -am tom.-rrow on u .
i una nu trrotinda.
Mra. J. H. Mrdrew. wif- of Hr.
rew. aalted on the Z-alandl.i f ir t i
aat. It waa a auddon tleui .n t-h
haa not been very well of Lit..
Ihoiurht an oteun trip and hn.. t
the i'onat would benefit her. Sli v.
remain quite a little while.
A nvctlns haa been cult...! t th
former nvmbera of lolanl Ctllezo to 1
nil'l-t at t h ha.llaat nt Ih. m.. ....
on the cotleRe arounda at 7:3(1 Tueadav
evenlnic. November 27. A football club
will be organised under aaoclatlon
rulea. It la hoped a large number will
be present.
A petition has ben filed bv J ineM
A. Low. coualn of th late David W.
Low, for letters of administration upon
the estate of deceased. The estate
consists of t.'iOO In wares due from the
Honolulu 1'lantatlon Company, and
seventy-five shares of Mock In Hono
lulu 1'lantation Company, leaa ft. BOO
debt, worth 11.100.
There was a big meeting of the mas
ter builders In John Ouderklrk's of
fice. King street. The discussion was
mainly concerning the constitution and
by-lawa of the organliatlon. The mem
bers are not ready to have these print
ed. Monday evening another meetlnK
wlll be held In Iteardslee and Page'a
offlcea.
One week from next Sunday will be
the seventy-fifth anniversary of the
organisation of Kawalahao Church,
and special exercises will b held both
morning and evening. The morning
service will be In Hawaiian, but the
addresses In the evening will be most
ly In Kngllsh, and will be very Inter
ring.
James K. Kaulla. one of the Inde
pendent leaders, will tender a big lu tu
to llobert Wilcox at hla home In Ka-
palama. Robert Wilcox Is booked to
sail on the Klo d- Janeiro, leaving on
the thlrtl-th of thla month. Tho big
torchlight procession of the rndep.-nd-
nta wit Itake place November 2S.
There will b a big mass meeting In
the ruins of Kaumakapill Church afterwards.
Kvery one ahould
I
M AfnnirAfpnnirin)r
I I l 1 11 I.I II II 1JffH II II II II l"J II II II V
i
ICI M CS The ri' dL- fr
Tan Box Calf
Black Box Calf
pair of heavy Shoes for nasty weather.
JUST RECEIVED another large sh'pmtnt of these lamps. Tneae taaapa
In such a manner that the combustion is almost xierfect. an for thla reaaaam h
light Is magnificently brilliant, smokeles a and odorless. The lamps are alas 1 left
safe. It being simply impossible to explo dc.
The Angle. Lamp accomplishes perfect Illumination. It presents an e-penaaUQr
o securing light which Is easily operated end more brilliant than gas r 4ei5s
lty, with no more heat, at a mere True tlcn of their cost. It provides a laaap fat!
homes, stores, offices, factories, halls, libraries, hotels and churches tbat to Hmt.
In every way.
The public is cordially Invited to call and Inspect these lumps.
Also Agents for Alsen Cement, The Oi ant Powder Co.. and Tcnm ami Jfewaa.
Harbor Lime Co.
Theo. H, Davies :& CEo., Lid.
CHUNKS
OF
, ('hrlm.ia present la one of
i',. .b- W-rnlcke bookcases or of-
h (.. tbit tire now displayed at
T Jl4iiThiiie A Cu'a on yueen
N ""nil itieting of the Iiiipa-
gir I'nnipany w! be held at
ofl.- t Theo. II. Pavlea A Co,
"I. mi f- t.y. November 30, at 3
lr t. nut f"f an "at home"
Vjn llilekutanl. their Wal
H irn. Prdlay evening, by Mr
l rt I'. ihert teern, to meet Miss
kY
ir-trui'tlnns given ln sing
i vn.m. mrm, tiMno and theory of
t'i h-girwieraj and advanced atu-
'I l IY IMhll College. Musical
; i"t. nt.
I p" "f r irn'a iaa ot on King
t rt" Government build
iM W.i Vikl Annev. Fln-leP will
M hi riming same to the
M npitny.
1 viri i h iv f.rmd i copartner
'V tiiirtMai of .Jllln llit'iora
'' '' tn Ihl rltv. They will
''' hrimh In llltrt
'iiili it MlM Cnmnanv alve no
'Ml in- ,irrn il meetln-r of tha
"'-r art h- h. Id on Frtil ir. No
. t 10 o'rl.a-k. at th ornce Of
lvl" A Co, Ltd.
N..Yi-niher 2rth. having
a tutionul hankglvl"T
I'i i.-nt. the (iiiverror ll
p ih'ic orflcea thr.iu -h ut
v ) i na.d on that day
'' lo.,v nt 10 o'clock Will
iil hi i i i.-tlon at Mcln
I m and King streets,
' fi'ri t irocifia, tn Iron
ftiiri-a. etc., will he
FIFTY TKAUfl IN OFFICK.
Henry A. IJttle has been for fifty
ears recorder of Madison county. III.
The lawyers thereabouts aay thru no
encyclopedia of legal doings In th'
country could be . more valuable to
them thin Mr. Little's wonderfully re
tentive memory. He waa born In Mad-
Ison rourty and has never lived out rf
It except during the civil war. when
h went to the front aa a volun'.er.
After Appomattox he returned and re
sumed his position aa county record r.
"ir-i ,
r.h..r
ADcolhoD
That's Alcolia. Newest an J
most useful traveling or pocket
stove made. It makes a ver:
tot heat, it Is perfectly Bai-
no leaking or spilling. Alcoiia
is econonmlcaJ and therefor-;
cheap. It haa everything to
r'.-commend and no disadvan
tgei. Thla little Stove Is indispensa
ble. In
SICK IIOOMS,
NURSERY,
TRAVELING,
CAMPING,
YACHTING.
AFTERNOON TEAS,
CHAFING DISHES.
CURLING IRONS.
THIS WEEK
A SUPERB LINE OP
Ladies'
Silk Waists
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O-B-B-B-B-S
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Why,
said a gentleman, who just ar-
selling your
rived from the East,
B-fl-B-B-O-B-a
"you zic L
T
Scriven's
Drawers
At New York Prices! How we are doing it, isom
secret. The fact remains that they are selling at 75
cents a pair or $8.50 a dozen.
AND
trNCLK TOM- imOUGHT II fM
OVKIt.
Sln3j we spoke of Alcolia Iac week
the little stoves have been selling lir
hot cakes. You'll want one somtinio
Como In and see them used and ail
that we have said of them will b
yerl fled.
TWO SIZES,
25 and 40cts.
William Vocke, the Chicago mll'l
aire, waa born In Germany. Write
there hla father read to hint a trans
lation of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." nnd
this so Impressed the lad that as d
as he heard alavery waa to be fo ght
he came to thla country to lend hla alj
In ending If.
HobronDrugCo.
LIMITED.
JOBBERS and RETAILERS
SOLE AGENTS,
Fort and Kins:.
Silk....
Petticoats
1.
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NO NEED
TO BE
CHILLY
These gaments embody the latest
ideas: are correst In style, perfect in
finish, and appeal to ladies of refined
taste.
Just Received
A Shipment of
v
Waists, $10 to $20.!
Skirts, $10 to $18
EACH. -
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WHITNEY&MARSH J
LIMITED.
H
I' 75c a Piece $4.50 :
Plain. Black Broadcloth ; Children's Golf Capes. .
trimmed with Fur. j '
$1.50 a Piece ; $7 00 J;
Broadcloth Extra Cape Ladies Golf Capes, ". ,
trimmed with Braid. , ' J
? $2.25 :1 $9 00 !:
4 I Ladies' Black Cape wttia J
Black Seal Plush. j Black and WhIte SUfc
WE also have better qualities.
519 Fort Street
Telephone 4-36.
I lav Just opened up one hundred and
ninety-six cases af
NEW
I ,
Dry Goods
atJtlt.ttJiRjl
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LIST
PRISE
s5
i ' -I li-Ulng h u-4
it ..f...r.it a .1 1 a .Lu
-ry ihnir,. luiMlnea. property
, lP',"'ri,'1r located. For partlcu
" nry tri,miae A Co., on
l1" n i,.. ntted up In the
'" "fiipied by th- it-
.u ,r ,"'"e-a1 Aso.-littton on
4 ,11'"' n""r King. Henry Vlda
in- tir.,,,frfllP ,. th rUrJ
nn ..Tn- c'allf..rnl."
Kf-C.-m.l have opened a
Mr'!?., P. "n 209 ,,,,,,,, "r,,r
hl'"H Ann..
W,irW Inl.n.l..,! I k . I
in . . ' " "-- III HIH
' "vmrmoty munmr and at
" ir". vi I I .1 ..il
I KlMlIt
of
give eati-
work In our
fn
a
. '"na in the elertment suit
U'.V. V""1, K,n"' Htraurh and
nfc ''': fl,rh filed a demur.
1 ,''"nt- Kanny Jttranch
i.j ir a rauity com
4
tipin
In
the
the
I ion.,N,ni
i a """' no Interest
- noM
W " " "" "r rmf cooling
Wi, 'h' vn"n PPHI on
... ' t'..f. arTxrta a ifiavlriil
i 12 t.oni-ratiire beneath
1. "wn t la app..d. This
... ,r"P,rt I. in I - . ........
, ' is l.ing lntro.ue, In thla
....:. Kln, "f the California
here aaronlea ran be
aa ' mil
It ..-'"in hum h..n atarta.
v mm t hum ruuaed greit
i
-tu. ' hlri.
COMPRISING
Hew Dress Goods
ITew Silks
Black Silk Taffetas
(Guaranteed to Wear.)
ttiptv tifnnnvs anii.aces.
NEW Kill! KOI ut.Kir3 ana iuvo-
INGS.
RKDHPIIKADM, IlTANKKTS,
ItEADY-MADR SHEETS and riL-
LOW CARER. .
TAIit.rc DAMASKS and "f'r-
CURTAIN MU8MN3. fjiir.nico.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, lsuiiu-a.
WE DETT COMPETITION.
WE INVITE COMPARISON.
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LIMITED.
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OUR
SELLING
PRICE
Hermsdorf Dye Black Lisle Hose. U
oO Cents- dies avail yourself of this opportunity
Our regular price is 65Cts pair.
Pillow Cases. Time saved is money saved,
ou Ready made Pillow Cases. Sheets in
Sheets. an sizes.
. Never before have we carried such a
Towels. arge and varied assortment of all kinds
of Towels. We sell you Damask Towel with knot
ted fringe, 3 for jocts. We have also better qualities.
n n h n n n-H-n n &---"-" boo n-g-g-
To make room for new gocJs en route we are selling for a limited tin e
nly. the high-grade IMPERIAL BICYCLE, which lists at $30. for J35.
-pjt'ca.h. We alao sell 01 liberal Instalments. ,
Pearson & Potter Company, Limited.
ill P.rt Street.
Telephone 565.
Bed Roomm
" ' N f aia n,a IK.
" "tare at Kin and
. T.tla . . . .a tiiv
Jn. V l Hawaii.
Jffi r" inaerted. If.
ISa.i """till. Tha II. ...
. ' tn.t . Hi-ma rn ny
'.Nil. a? fTf.U, 0f ,hm
a." ,r"Und MS.ln an.l wait.
:11t ' t.n
" Ah
THE OAHU COLLEGE
DIPARTniHT OF lM.
PniVATE INSTRUCTION IN PI-
ar aivntvn. VIOLIN. ORGAN
AND THEORY OF MUSIC to begin
ners and advanced students.
For particulars, apply to
r. A. DALLAS EYUS.
AILEY'S j Telephone m
.55J-? P. 0. Box 441
11 o
SIDEBOARDS,
CHEFFONIERS,
WRITING DESKS.
Just
ROLL-TOP OFFICK XJ5Ka.
HALL RACKS,
BOOKCASES.
Received
In
rt rtveenri aallt K..
v.. "n,,rl'litn atra.t it .nt K
. M av 1 1 1 . ......
if M. " eaperiailT B"
N r ',fy,
w .TW.l au .
J' t,. l ' apparatus is
LV.,"I-. alth..ush som ex. ,
"v. b. .n r,.red from I
6710
Director.
. .
M- . ... m . 1 ,a wairi
' tit a - -a. .
vrn ,. . it'i-ra tor in
Ki. " r"r manuf ie-
...
BAGLE OYStER HOUSE
Oyster Served In any Style.
TERRITORIAL HACK STAND.
Corner Hotel and Nuuanu Streets. Tel
eohone MiUn
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
DURING THIS WET SPELL you can spare your wheel for a few day to
have It overhauled and enameieo. le.ae 11 10 xiz . ucic juu vu
oVJii-Vloh at Veasonable rates. ENAMELING GUARANTEED efjual
' " - a 1.1
appearance to factory worn, ana more ouraunr.
We have a very large stock of repair parta. and can replace anything; In
a bicycle ESPECIALLY TIRES. We are factory agents for the Milwaukee
Puncture' Proof Tires. Morgan St Wright's Tires, etc.
GAS LAMPS; reduced prices to clear.
MAJESTIC $3.50 LAMPS. J2.50:
M. fc W. GAS, $3.50 LAMPS, $2.W.
NEWEST DESIGNS.
Furniture Sold on the Instalment
Bailey's Honoluln Cyclery Co., Coyne-Mehneii Furniture Co;
UU1TED
227, 229 AJND 331 KIN. -. ilHETT.
Cormec Deretanra aad Tort StreaU.
PR0GBES3 gTtras.
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