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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU, OCTOBER 2, 1901.
Jjccuracy and Dispatch
This is the motto of the Mail Order Department of Cali
fornia's largest store. Shopping by mail, has become, through
our splendid system, as easy and almost as satisfactory as
by personal visit to the store. Twice a year we issue a very
large and profusely illustrated General Catalogue called "The
Emporium Economist," which describes the new fashions;
gives the lowest retail
prices for everything to
eat, drink, wear or use;
tells how to order goods;
how to send money; gives
accurate shopping infor
mation, etc. Send for a
free copy of the Summer
1901112'page edition of
"The Economist" now
ready.
Upon receiving your
order no labor is spared to
select from our immense stock the exact artic'e wanted, and
the goods are shipped to you the same day A ac order is re
ceived, if possible. Our customers interests we make our
own. If not already familiar with our methods, a trial order
will convince you that it pays to trade with "the big store."
1 anFrancico.U.5.A.
and get a pair of
KEEP COOL and buy one of our 25c. Men's Straw
Hats. We also have Straw Hats for Lad:es from 15c, up. .
H.V2
Hotel Street, next
SHREVE & CO.
San Francisco.
JEWELERS
GOLD and
SILVERWARE
Hanufacturcrs
Market and Post Sts.
Telephone
your orders
THX WELL NIGH universal use of
residence telephones taffords a quick
and handy way of giving grocery or
fr. AT OUR STORE an Intelligent sales
man answer the telephone. He knows
h prices, knows the goods, what is in
Vtock and what is not, and your order
immediate attention.
Lewis & o.,
LEADING GROCERS AND
TOOD SPECIALISTS.
1060 Fort Street.
glasses you want
them right.
Spectacles and
Eyeglasses
made by us will
always be
if care, study and
patience can
make them so.
A. N. SANFOBD
MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN,
Boston Building. Fort Street
Over May & Co.
City oi Paris Dry Goods Co
KEW YORK
486
Broadway
PARIS
2 Frubors
Poissoniere.
Southeast cor. Geary and Stockton Sts.,
BAN FRANCISCO.
Ordr by Mall Promptly Delivered,
Hazelwood Market Co.
Tamlt Building, Fort near Kukui St
Maka a Specialty of Handling
Potatoes, Butter, Oulom, Taro,
Vegetables, Bananas, Limes,
Oranges, Apple and Melons.
Also FINE GRADES OF CIGARS.
CIGARETTES and TOBACCO; SODA
WATER and ROOT BEER.
Agent HAZELWOOD CREAM CO.,
f Portland, Oregon, U. 8. A.
When
You
Want
fit a
I
our 25c. Suspenders.
JLJLJL JL-Lj&C4iia
to Castle & Cooke.
TO FACILITATE TRADE with the
Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all
goods purchased or ordered of them,
FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR
TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or re
turning same to San Francisco. Goods
will be sent on selection to those known
to the firm, or who will furnish satisfac
tory references In Sen Francisco.
Illustrated catalogue and prices fur
nlshed upon receipt of request.
We have the largest manufactory of
Jewelry and Silverware weit of New
York City, and are prepared to furnish
special designs.
I We Have in Stock
fj For Immediate Delivery
the Celebrated
CLOCKS
Which are without exception
the finest Calendar Clocks
made, and the most satisfac
tory for all purposes.
Business and professional
men fitting up new offices or
reaewlng the old will find
one of these clocks a decided
addition to their office equip
ment 1 The Calendars
5o
Are Perpetual
and absolutely reliable, while
the time-keeping qualities of
the clock cannot be excelled.
We commend them and
GUARANTEE THEM
aa absolutely satisfactory.
FORT STREET.
Has made arrangements with John
F. Snow & Co., the well known
DYERS AND CLEANERS
of San Francisco, to act as their agent
for these Islands. All orders will be
promptly attended to by telephoning
621 Blue, the Gedge Cottage, Richards
street, near Hawaiian Hotel. 5961
ITHACA
CALENDAR
1. f. II
TRAINING AT
KAMEHAMEHA
Some Changes in
the Methods of
Teaching.
AN INCREASE IN
NORMAL WORK
Students Now Work With Their
Hands in Morning and Pro
gress Rapidly.
Important changes in the methods of
instruction have been made at the Ka
mehameha Boys' School this term in
that the instruction in the trades takes
place in the morning and the mental
work is now set over until afternoon.
The change was made by Principal
Charles Bartlett Dyke in order that
more time could be given over to the
trades' instruction. The change, how
ever, has not necessitated any shorten
ing of the hours for mental develop
ment and nothing has been lost by the
rearrangement.
Principal Dyke has come to realize
that the work in the shops connected
with the school has an important bear
ing upon the future prospects ol the
scholars and chat every effort should
be made to equip each scholar with a
trade to his liking, which coupled with
the mental training of the institution,
will make of him a useful citizen and
one who can earn good wages by an
intelligent use of his hands and brain.
"During the summer many of the
boys went to work in various places
in the city, more especially in the Iron
Works and in planing mills, putting to
excellent use the training they had re
ceived during the previous years of
their attendance at the school," said
Mr. Dyke to an Advertiser reporter.
"They were qualified to earn $2 and
$2.50 per day, and returned to the fall
term of school with anywhere from $50
to $100 in their pockets, representing
their savings. This speaks well for the
manner in' which the students have ap
plied themselves to the learning of a
trade, and is the incentive by which we
hope to materially increase instruction
in the various trades taught by us.
"The course of study has not been
materially changed except in trying to
Let in more trade work. For the older
boys in the mornings they work in the
shops. This is simply to develop trade
work. The boys of the three upper
grades spend three hours of the fore
noon in the shops. We give them in
struction in the machine shop, forge
shop and carpenter shop in the fore
noon. They take to the machine shop
and are most anxious to work where
everything seems on the move. We
have done little construction work
about the premises, but this will be
a feature which will be largely develop
ed. The shops are practically running
all day, so from this it can be under
stood that the boys are kept pretty
busy either with their hands or with
their books.
"We are pushing the agriculture work
as much as possible and I am gratified
at the energy displayed by the students
in this department. This work is car
ried on under Mr. Krouse, who comes
from the University of California. He
had charge of the greenhouses, lie is
a very intelligent and efficient instruc
tor and the boys make wonderful prog
ress under him. It is surprising how
much interest Is taken in field work.
Instruction in this deca-.'hTK-iu i for
the two upper grades. This is all prac
tical work, thre being no class room
instruction in connection with it. This
department includes work in the gar
den, with the dairy, piggery and look
ing after the work horses and mules, all
under Mr. Krouse's direction. We have
thirty pigs and hogs, fifteen head of
cattle and several horses and mules.
We raise a great deal of garden truck
for the boys' dining hall and they take
a great deal of Interest in what they
are producing for their own consump
tion. It is to the credit of the boys
to say that they have cleared the land
in many places of the great masses of
rock which encumber the premises.
"At present instruction in the trades
department includes also mechanical
and architectural drawing. At some
future time we will take up painting
and electricity and do some construc
tion work. Some of the boys are al
ready excellent carpenters and it is
contemplated having the boys get out
their own plans and specifications and
entirely construct certain buildings cn
the premises.
"The manual training work is for the
lower grades for the little boys from
twelve to sixteen years of age. They
are given one and a half hours instruc
tion in the afternoon. They work in
the tailor shop, do a little carpentering
and elementary forge work and wod
turning. The tools and general equip
ment of the trades and manual training
departments are excellent, but of course
need to be augmented from time to time
by new features."
CAUSE OF FALLING HAIR.
Dandruff, Which Is a Germ Disease
Kill the Germ.
Falling hair is caused by dandruff,
which Is a germ disease. The germ, in
burrowing in to the root of the hair,
where it destroys the vitality of the
hair, causing the hair to fall out, digs
up the cuticle In little scales called
dandruff or scurf. You can't stop the
falling hair without curing the dand
ruff, and you can't cure the dandruff
without killing the dandruff germ.
Destroy the cause, you remove the ef
fect." Newbro's Herplcide Is the only
hair preparation that kills the dand
ruff germ. Herplcide is also a de
lightful hair dressing.
LEtER ESCAPED.
A Chinaman Gets Away From Kalihi
and is at Large.
When the steamer Lehua left this port
Monday afternoon she had only four
teen lepers on board, while she was to
have had fifteen. This was due to the
fact that the remaining one had escap
ed while in detention in Kalihi. The
superintendent of the leper settlement
at Kalaupapa, Mr. Reynolds, stated
however that he had no doubt that the
man would be captured very soon.
The escaped leper, who was not a very
bad case, though he had some rather
ugly leprous sores, was a Chinaman,
and as Chinese generally very much ob
ject to being held by the authorities in
any case, the man was closely watched.
The lepers were all congregated in an
enclosed yard with a high board fence
around it, and as he probably saw the
hopelessness of an attempt of escape
during the day he waited till the sup
per call was made. The guard, thinking
that all the lepers would go to supper,
did not watch the Chinaman, and this
individual was not slow to see his
chance. He scaled the fence and dis
appeared before any one notice it.
As attempts of escape are generally
made during the night much attention
is not paid to the prisoners during the
day, and as it was just dusk when the
Chinaman made his exit, it was some
littl while before it was discovered
that he had gone. Search was imme
diately made, but up to the departure
of the Lehua he had not yet been found.
Oahu Association.
The Oahu Association meets in Ka
waiahao church at 10 o'clock Wednes
day morning, October 2nd. All mis
sionaries of the Board and all ministers
co-operating with us are earnestly in
vited to be present.
O. P. EMERSON.
An Oregon timber tract of 50,000
acres has been sold to A. B. Ham
mond of Portland for $500,000.
A $400,000 theater building is proposed
tor Union Square, ban Francisco.
about
pain-
A prominent Montreal clergyman, the Rev. James
E. Dixon, Rector St. Jades and Hon. Canon of
Christ Church Cathedral, writes : "Permit me to
eend yon a few lines to strongly recommend
Pzbbt Davis' Pain-Killer. I have used it with
satisfaction for thirty-five years. It is a prepara
tion which deserves fall public confidence. "
Pain-Killer
i snre cure for
Sore Throat,
Kougns.
Chilis.
Cramps, &c.
Two Sizes, 25c and 50c
Thereto only one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis."
Opening Announcement !
JOSEPH KARTMANN
AND COMPANY.
WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALERS.
BE1HHL ST.
WAVERLET BLOCK.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
Telephone 219.
CHAINS, PINS, NECKLACES
RINGS, CHARMS,
And other Jewelry manufacture tt
order by
BIART
THE...
JEWELER
FORT, NEAR KING ST.
Hawaiian Jewelry a Specialty.
Only skilled workmen employed.
HORSES CLIPPED!
AT THE
Club Stables, Ltd.
Telephone Main 109.
CHAS. BELLINA, Mgr.
WE HAVE:
Reliable Horses,
Experienced Drivers,
New Rigs,
Fair Price3.
pORJRAITS.
Latest Styles in Finishing; Strictly Up-to-date.
RICE & PERKINS
Studio, 144 Beretania Street, near Fort.
ft
COTTON BROS. & CO.
Engineers and General Con
tractors. Plans and Estimates furnished for all
classes of Contracting: Work.
Room 0, Boston Blocks-Honolulu.
Merchant" Tailor
Cor. Peretanla andlEmma St8
P. O. Box 951. Cleaning and Repalrlnc
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UMIU ENGINEERING
Q I u CONSTRUCTION GO.
Specifications and Estimates prepared, and construction superintended, in aU
branches f engineering work. Contracts solicited for railroads, electrle ani
team, tunnel, bridges, buildings, highways, foundations, piers, wharves. t
Special Attention Given to Examinations, Valuations and Reports of Properties
for Investment Purposes.
Frederick J. Amweg, M. Am. Soc. C. E.,
W. R. CASTLE, JR., Sec'y and Treas. Engineer and Manager.
GO
0D FURNITU
DOES
Makes the Home Look Cheerful
And Comfortable. In fact it goes a long way toward
Making a Home.
GOOD VALUE
Is the First Consideration in selecting new furniture,
Price the second. We can please you both in the
high grade of goods we sell and in the price, and our
stock is always ready for inspection to those thinking
of buying. This week we have some highly polished ,
Solid Oak Bedroom Sets on sale at ridiculously low :
prices, and have also white enamel iron bed-steads,
single pieces of any kind of furniture; Gunn Sectional
Bookcases, Gunn Roll Top Desks, etc. Pay us a call.
Coyne Furniture Co , Ltd.
Progress Block, corner of Fort and Beretania.
NEW
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE POCKET
AND QUALITY TO SUIT THE PALATE
FISh.
Salmon Bellies
Salt Mackerel
Anchovies, in kegs
Caviar
Clams
CrabB
Stuffed Peppers
Edam Cheese
Breakfast Cheese
Sauerkraut
Maple Syrup
Olives
Malt Vinegar
Baker's Cocoa
Buckwheat Flour
Oatmeal
Yarmouth Bloaters
Holland Herrings
Sardines
Lobsters
Clam Chowder
Etc., Etc,
Swiss Cheese
Pineapple Cheese
McLaren's Cheese
Arrowroot
Blueberries
Mincemeat
C. & B. Jams
Van Houten's Cocoa
Graham Flour
Cracked Wheat
SALTER
GROCERS,
'Phone 680.
nnfo
Ihe, attraction all
for the weary traveler is
Cyrus Noble whiskey.
Its stimulative and tonic
properties render it of great
value in cases of fatigue and
exhaustion.
It is pure and old.
Distilled from selected
grain.
Of delicate flavor.
One and three crown.
W. C. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd. ! J.
SOLF VGENTS FOR
Bartlett Springs
We have just received a shipment of the world
wide famous Bartlett Springs Mineral Water.
NATURAL AND CARBONATED.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
LOVEJOY &
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
Rooms 508, 509, 510
StangenwaH BuIUinj.
All classes of Engineering Work olt-
lted. Examinations, Surveys and K-
ports made for Waterworks, Steam an
Electrical Construction: Plans a
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MEATS.
Ham Loaf
Veal Loaf
Tamales
Bratwurst Sausage
Smoked Beef
Curried Fowl
Sliced Ham
Sliced Bacon
Salad Dressing
Van Camp's Pork
and Beans
TJneeda Biscuits
Rolled Oat
Cream of Maize
Cottage Loaf
Chicken Loaf
Vienna Sausage
Chipped Beef
Mettwnrst Sausage
(in roil)
Oxford Sansage
Etc., Ete.
Salt Pickles
Boston Baked Beans
Plum Pudding
Etc., Etc.
Cream of Wheat ' i
Flaked Bice
H. O. Oats
Etc., Etc.
Breakfast Gems
Cornmeal
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