The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], May 14, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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THE PACIFIC COMinafaOLAE AUmiBM, H NOLPLW, MAY 14, 190.
HARDER TIMES
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lUK Jfr LKVAiJ
TIM Has. til Sblapo 8ba ssy: Mr
Isla and hi. sssoclat-s are not the
.
..!, gag ho ha v. a grudg agalasl
h- Rapid Trnit '.. Kv-r xin'e tb
b-gn to operate its line all
vr the city's auburn, it has played
havoc amoag the Japanese servants'
laaa 8in they can rnuk- a quick
and ian round trip for only
dim, many suburbanites have dlspos-d
f their buggt-a and phaetons, which
were, bitberto. the means of convey
ing them to and fnm town. -The
h .rs. thn. e.tber MM or turned into
pastare. and naturally a wholesale .lm
' harge of stableboy s ensued Such
work mm watering the garden which
foi 1 a part of a stableboy s duty,
now constitute a part of the mistress'
lails amusement, while the maMT
finds himself, sll of sudden, needing
irrssaonsl physical exercise and vig
orously push th- handle of a lawn
mossr every Sunday afternoon.
Tke eitlxens of the Flowery King-lorn
are really placed In sad plight. With
the severe exclusion bill of 1'nlted
States on one band, and Canada's five
hundred dollars tax on the other, they
are placed between lh- devil and the
deeo sea. Thus two of the most pros
pective labor markets M entirely and
hopelessly closed doors against them.
Kvea then they don't lose their cour
age but patiently seek some other suit
able place. We admire the courage and
spirit of the Chinese nation.
BUSINESS LOCALS
Pull evening dress suits st Kash
lothlng Co. Also all extras. ad.
Typewriter supplies, all kinds, at the
Remington typewriter office. Hotd
t-et.
A watch charm was lost at the opera
h.-use last night. Reward If returned
he Hawaiian hotel office.
;iod pasturage near town at $".00
per week, can be had by calling at W.
S Withers'. Queen and Alak-a -1 1 t -
Miss M K Kill-an. the fashionable
dr flier on Union street, is prepar
ed to turn out first-class work on short
H. May at Co. are now handling fresh
Honolulu made candles The candy de
nartment has grown very popular OW-
nx fa that fact.
Tbs Chamber of Commerce will hold
ther regular monthly meeting this
morning at 19 o'clock in their rmim in
the Hackfeld building.
Castle A U&nsdale offer a two-story
house on I,unalllo stre.-t. nar K
alo IN1
Bsc.Jpt
-d "
street, for rent at 50 r month
trie lighting, stable, etc.
Hobron Irug Co. say It Is a Brett
sood Idea to follow the crowd that
town to their soda fountain. If a d
lltlisas glass of soda Is wanted.
At norm today at his salesrooms, cor
ner sf Alakea and M- r. hant Straets,
Will K. Fisher will sell at public auc
tion is bags Island coffee, furn tu.
horse, etc.
The closing out sale of fioo Kim on
114 Nuuanu street Is me. ting w ith won-d-rTol
access If you need snythlng
In bss tine It will pay you to call and
get bis prices.
Crown pianos known th- world over,
rwgstrom Mo, i agents for this
Territory Kxperlenced piano player
and salesman employed to show this
Instrument.
fhnh das and KW-etrlc Com-
paay are the s.le sgents for the Krtcs-
rt-rwedlsh telephones. These Instru-
nts sre acknowledged "standard of
the world." flee their ad. elsewhere.
Loto In Kstmukl tract are sold on
very easy terms; S2S-0S cash with S10.09
pay gsooth installments possession
givsa Immediately For further partic
ular see the trustees. Gear. I anslng St
Co.. to the Judd building
Wat. O. Irwin Ad LML, the general
sgents of the tug Fearless, give no
that Capt. O. W. Olsson has sssumed
cosnaiani and that hereafter all Ixm-n-sa
to connection with the services of
the tag will be performed by him
There will be a special meeting of th
stockholder of the Star Soda Works
Ltd.. on Wednesday, the 21st. at 10
.. leak in the Waverley block. Busi
ness af very great importance will be
transacted, and It Is expected that ev
ery stockholder will be present.
The furniture of a 10-room lodging
bouax. very centrally located, of which
every room Is taken. Is offered for sals
I a bargain Owner Is leaving the
. ty. snd purchaser will ha - pnv
tleaw of renting the place at reasonable
rental. See oar classified ads for par
ti utora
The old Union F-d '., 's warehouse
No. t on Edinburgh str..-t. has b-n
f nfa to Tom Beens. who has Just
a opened up an up-to-date planing mill,
with all of the very latest Improved
machinery. Orders will b.- tak n h-re
for all kinds of building work, slso re
pelrtog and estimate cheerfully given
am spark of any kind in their line.
esss
Mr Wards Oomins Programs.
lir. Frederick Wsrde's management
ba announced the remaining perf-.rm-anoas
as follows
Taanorrow night. "Othello. " Satur
day snatlnee. "The Merchant of Vaa
Ire " flaturday night. Ki helleu." Por
next Tuesdsy night. "Damon and
Pythias will be presented out of com
pUrnant to the order af Knights of
Pythias, of which Mr Wsrde Is a mem
ber n response to numerus requests,
sir Wsrde will present Shakespeare's
Treat play. Macbeth" Wednesday
Mstakar XI This will be t spe
cial performance and a great treat to
hrrr Thursday nsitni.
will be Klks mxht n tms
Mr Warde will repeat "The
itebank " by request. At me .---
matinee Julius Caesar, ana a.
.w- t... nstardsy night ' Virginias
win be repeated. For the farewell
th, ,-omp-sslte bill will be given.
Vaeroaram of which was published
hTsWXserday s Advertiser Mr Walter
JJ gbslth. the editor of this paper, will
' " ttir evening's -nt.'rtalnment with
grgi stsdasaare ar.d n-
ARogetber this night will long
-rse ssUe or seats im -
namanrrT given by Mr. Ward and
bis company are now on sale st Wall.
Klehjls fo-
Msy Cn arch Social.
The Stay sorlal of the Central l ni
,m bJ J'n Thurs-lay evening and
sirrlr'V delightful time Is -spI
m? rS. Ilm Kinney has arranged
ed Mr JV ' , r.-iatlons
sV.he numbers will be recltatlon.
iTw cSV9MMTitf
- H -JJ1 VhSdore BklSnJ.
fceks Charge of refreshments
- . w ..miiflinr
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Thr rinntbr of romnwrrf will nct
hir morning in regular thly ,
.n. I
Th Ala Man road along thV
t-'h In now open to the public furl
v-blcles.
Thn r.-rular rehearsal of i h- hoir of
s t ledral wl,l be held this J
..njnjt at g o'clock In Ih- church. All)
fnembera mwt be present.
Aleck Hsrt. in.- well known horae
?raln. r. a ki. k l l a li r v.hkh
be was drtvl.iK yesterday at.d Jl ai.ted
t. fracture of or.e of his less.
Today l the day for the regular
weekly meettns of the Iianl of Health.
An executive HeUKion w an held yester-
lav tn Or. Slggrtfs offli -. and none
of Its transaction were glvt-n out.
Mito Kdi'h !Iogrs will sing ag.: f
ihi w -k .tt th- Thursdaj r..
MUlCM st the V. V. C A. Tliij will
I of the bt nr.rtiinM! lo h ar
M.m Hoicem. a fthe noon will leave foe
t he coast.
Frank Vlda Jackson, axed 20 months,
the adopted child of air. and Un Nigel
Jacknon. died yesterday forenoon after
an Illness of several weeks. The fu
r. ral will take f lace this aft -rn n at
4 luck, from the renldence of Mr. E.
It. Ptiel. Nuuanu valley.
Another drowning has been reported
front Kauai, as occurring; a few days
rttro Th- victim was a Portuicueae boy
named Clements, and the accident oc
curred mar the Hanapepe school
hoUMe. The" boy was In bathing; anil
v. tit b-ynd hla depth. Though taken
out of the water within a few minute
it was Impossible to resuscitate the
child.
An exhibition not on the program
furnished entertainment for the specta
tors at the tennis court on the Bere
r.tnla street court yesterday afternoon,
r. J hur h was riding along on his
bicycle, when "Jack" Atkinson mount
ed the rear wheel of the machine. ITn
AST the combined weight the rim broke,
with a loud crash, and both riders were
thrown to the ground. Neither was in
jured but the incident was xciting
while It lasted.
Commissioner Wray Tavlor f ho
liureau of Agriculture ha. i.iv.
hi i.Iy of jo ils of the "Duti-h "a
bage." which will be distributed u
application. The seeds given out
the commissioner which had been for
warded to him by Delegate ll ox. ap
pear to have been of good quality.
Flattering .reports are being received
mm those who have been growing
vegetables from these seeds furnished
by the Department of Agriculture.
The meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
children's Society will be held Satur
day evening at the residence of J. B.
Atherton at which the final arrange
ments will be made for the Jubilee eel
deration which is to be given May -J
In the afternoon of the day following
the celebration a Jubilee fx lal will be
fiven at th.- r-snl-n t Theodore
ii hards. Interesting programs with
music anj literary number and rem in -l.-.-nt
addreses are being arranged.
OK A BUSY DAY.
Arrests Osine Ihirk acd Fast the
Whole N gkt Long.
The presence of a transport In port
k-pt the police busy last night and the
: Itffgl wag'n Mas kept on the go the
-ntire evening. The list of arrests was
s follows:
K. Kamaya. Investigation: J. T Don
nelly, drunkenness: J. V. Fonnly. com
mon nuisance. Mm Smith. Investlga-
;lon: unknown soldier, drunkenness:
I'm. Thos. IsstJT. t'urtis. Is Pratt, un
known hii'.l.-. llrown. drunkenness;
Kong Tee. common nuisam e. Duffy. A.
I.undborg. malicious Injury. I'eahl. as
sault snd battery on wife: Postal, pro
fanity: J. Donnelly. P. M K. Day. com
mon nuisance.
At tbs Orphsum.
The Ellefords. who are now In their
farewell week, keep on the even tenor
f their way. The company presented
the comedy "Caste." or "M Wife s
Itaby" last night to a goujj house. The
play has plenty of comedy and made a
hit with the Orpheum clientele. A very
pretty curtain-raiser entitled "In the
Confederate Service." by Albert J. Wat
son, the popular comedian of the com
pany, was well received. The piece
treats of a scene of the Southern
mountains, snd Mr. Watson deserves
great credit for the manner In which
be has handled his material. The spe
cialties by llaby LJIilan. Ada Lucas.
Little Kv.-iyri and True Hoardman were
all heartily encored. The same bills
Kovern t -nlKht Tomorrow night a
treat Is In store for theater-goers In
the shape of Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Iturnett's "Little Lord Fauntleroy."
This piece has made a success In two
ontinents anu is one or ine strongest
plays n the American stage. Th
child actress. Baby Lillian, a 111 ap
pear In the title role. The advance
sale for this performance Is exceeding
ly Urge.
Ghildren's
Muslin Hats
Embroidery
Caps
AM)
atatsU
We haven't neglected the bright little
fares and pretty curls In our new Im
portations by any means. We have
Just opened a great assortment of hats.
aps and bonnets. Just the thing far
the warm weather; all the newest ef
fects atatji
MUSLIN HATS Trimmed with lace
and embroidery. Tic and upmars.
SILK aft LA. MATS-Light W - Pink
or Cardinal, very dressy iety sf
KMIiKOlDtSRY CAPS Lace and em
broidery effects. White and delicate
shades. Tie and upward.
tWH BONNETS All sixes, lace and
embroidery trimming. SSc upward.
INFANTS ItoNNKTS Muslin sr silk,
in great variety.
SALK OF LADIES' SHIUT WAISTS
Has proven very popular and wlir
continue all this week.
gtJMI
N. S. Sachs' o.fuc?.9
FORT STREET.
1
S H OES
For
LADIES' OXFORDS, make of K P Ried
A Co., extension sole, military htel, latest up-to- 1 I
date Btjle, a bargain at vjvsvVF
IDEAL KID OXFORDS, walking shoe,
extension sole, nrlttary heel, price only
Manufacturers'
1057 FORT STREET.
I This Morning
Laces
Laces
Laces
Cheaper Than
Ever.
A Fall Assortment
to Choose
From.
See Our
Window
Display
Jtj$jm
M. BRASCH & CO.
BEACH AND LAWN TENTS.
Palmetto Canopies, Lan Umbrell.i-, Fancy or
Plain Tents of all kinds on hand or quickly
mde to ord-r. Dancing cloth-, awnings and
Csuy&s work of all kinds quicly turned out.
Telephoue u- and we will phow samples and
quote estimates. : J IS
jj PEARSON & POTTER CO., LTD.
Golf Shirts for
cloth used la ear shirts came
Af! our cuateai saaae skirts
Watches. Chaise. aHng Bllvsr Knives. MaU Fltas. wkarwis. ate
a sheet time eny. 3 par seat ff regular pries.
Ladies
$4.50
Shoe Go., Limited
Good Cheer for
Thirsty People
Qualitv in sxl is everything.
Ooiioabw Pay ours ha the
flivo', Rtiup and tiz that they
eaj y and can't get eluhere.
But you are a good judge of
poda. Pretty go-d idea to fol
1 w t'.e crowi that comt here
day after day. Vu-t bo porno
reapon for it there is. Soda
is only a trifle. Mopt merch
ants treat it as a trifle, hut
with us this has the pame care
ful attention that every O'hr
depa'tment of our bus neps ra
ceiv.s. We spare i either
ji.iins nor miney to make it
light The Wfiter i- c-rboiiated
on the pr-Mni'e. Fresh cream
made oaily from cow's milk;
fruit flavors uned exclnpive'y
From Ptarr to finish it is abso
lutely right. : : :
Next month we move to our
new Ptore, Ehlers' block, Fort
ptrtf t. wheie more room can be
spared for poda. We have
some agreeable surprises in
store in liquid refreshments.
After we are well settled we
wi.l havean opening day, when
every lady will receive a souv
enir and f;eeto ?a to everyone
all day long. We are making
a run on : :
Egg Drinks Only 10 cts.
no a. Freph crushed pineapple
and straw Iwrry daily.
Hobron Drug
Company.
Summer Wear
frem Bnalaad aad was msde i hare.
rl
se!d far
HOTEL STREET.
Don't
Go on
With infarisr ar needle sly expensive illumination in your home.
Tbera is absMtely no ceca-ion for it. Thousai a i f house
keepers throughout the islands, have lemoved this a noyr.g
problem entirely by acquainting theuie ves with th idal ier
fect light for the home. It is as bri! Hunt as gas er aleetrkntj,
never smokes, smells or gives any trouble, i- Jih'.ed and extin
guished as eaptiy as gs, and burn but little ktro- ft ft
sene oil Our catalogue show.- hi! style lr m j)I.Ov
up. and is sent for the asking.
THEO H. DAV3E3 CO., Limited
Hardware repartment
HOSIERY SALE
Ladies' Cotton Hose
HALF PRICE.
Price of Ladies' Hose reduced almost fceyomd belief all this
week. Direct Iuii-ortation from Germany af hermsdorf dye
blaok hose, drops! itched, and white and tan hese some open
lace work and some pluiu dropstitched, regular price 50c a pair.
Special This Week 25c.
Pee Handsome Display in our Show Window.
SILK OAIZK
For evening wear something
very elegant far the coming
theatre season. Mast exquis
ite material us dainty pink,
blue, laven5ar, black, gold,
red and white. Latest stripes,
and will be appreciated as
soan as you sea it on display
in our windews.
SILK CUSHION ( OKDS.
Entire new line just received
consisting of all shades, both
plain and mixed colors entire
ly new and very pretty.
WASH HATS.
Something far baby, neatly
stitched, and corded hats in
pink, blue and white.
60c and 75c.
SAILOR HATS.
Wide brim, latest thape, jut
opened.
50c to $2.00
SWISS GOODS.
Suitable for stand or table
coverp, bureau scarfs, pillow
shams, etc. Plain, hemstitch
ed or embroidered, also with
cut out designs. Sizes 20x34,
20x54, 32x32, prices from
40c to $2.00 each.
DOILIES and MATS.
Round or square, prices from
10c up
BED SPREADS for Cribe, single, three e,uartr and double
Beds, $1.00 $1.25, $1.50, 82.25, S3 00, $3.50 upward, of
Honeycomb, Marseilles, Hemmed or Fringed.
B. F. EHLERS & CO.
FORT STREET.
A TONIC
AND
System Builder
Rainier beer
SOLD EVERYWHERE
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT
Japanese Silk Cotton Goods
Also new assortment of Gent's Furnishing Goods
from the Coast. We also carry a Large Stock of
Japanese Provisions Wholesale Dealers. :
1120 NUUANU AVENUE.
Branch S'.ore: Bang and Liliha Streets.
CORSfiT COVERS.
Prettily trimmed with torchon
lace and nie)y made this week
50c
CO I! SET COVERS
Some plain, rosae hemstitehed
tucked and same trimmed
with Valenciennes lace. This
week
50c and 75c
CORSET COVERS.
Front ent rely af hemstitched
tucking and trimmed with
lace. This week
$1.
1.00
CORSET COVERS.
Fine Nainsook, Val. lace and
insertion trimming, very at
tractive. This week
$1.50
CORSET COVERS.
Nainsook, trimmed with fine
Swiss euibreidery. This week
$2.00
CORSET COVERS.
Fine Nainsook, very elaborate
trimming of Swiss embroidery
very elegant,
$3.00
STOCK COLLARS.
Tnrn over and reveres, stamp
ed on linen ready to be em
broidered. i