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THE PACIFTO CXJMVfEKCTAC KUWmSVm, HDNDLUTTO) JUNE 2s, lyn S
We Are the fir. n. asr-riLs II " i
s 1 fjft KCQUCllOD omC
Wee 11 log i jure, . M-i-ialnm-nt f
People ! ! !
It wturn joa ebon'1 florae
v .-n hi mi ot -inching
icctrkal. If "ELECTRIC
1TY IS UF1," we na fax-
yoo with Lite in any
, from a dry bat
tery full, to am unlimited
amount in the form of a
dynamo, from which yon
can draw at wilL
Let U8 figure on your
work. We have a partim
larly fine telephone,
"The Ericsson"
The Oceanic Gas
and Electrical Co.
Covuwctoe for vethlag etee'.r!
Mim Rl.-k. Merchant St.
MA
URRAH for the
GLORIOU5
Flags-Flags-Flags
s m m I
)'IKTY j-ople he taken hold"
wlta a .m of the uMrti and
11 log picture rit-rialnm-nt
which Is being undertaken by
th Kllohar. Art League, On
Monday evening when the tUborur
series te presented in Progree Hall,
tfhr stag win b nica with picture
which will . .! he worth the scrutiny.
Tbtw tableaux are brine wrought un
der the experienced- direct ion of Philip
Douce and a hoot at artiste who form
the personnel of the Art League. The
patron aa who are doing much to
make the entertainment a successful
feature of the summer's diversion are
Mr Banford & Dole. Mr. W. F. Al
len. Mm i: Faxon Dlabop. lira. James
B. Castas. Mm M. Damon. Mrs. F.
M. Hatch. Mm William O. Irwin. Mr.
F. A Hchaefer. Mrs. James O. Spencer.
Mr Francis M Swansy. Mrs. Annla
Moataewe Turner and Mr. M. Wlddl
OekL The patronesaw are worthy sell
er of Be nets and the latter are also
awaltlne purchaser at the drus 'tore.
Although the
in by
iety folk, th entertainment la ooe
given for aU who desire to attend. A
pies sent feature of the program la that
Mrs. Turner will sine; two solo and
Mrs May Mott-Bmith Bird and Dr.
will recite. A full dress re-
will be given thi evening la
Pros; res Hall at o'clock. The com
plete program ia as follow
PART FIKBT.
AM. BIZB0.
L Uprtng. 2. Bummer, X. Autumn.
C Winter. S Pygmalion and Galatea,
a. Marguerite
Dream of Fair Women, accompanied
by rseKation of Tennyeon'a verse by
Dr. F. H. if urn parts
7. Helen of Troy. . Ipblgenia. a
Cleopatra. M. Jephtha s taughter. II.
12. Joan of Are.
by Mrs A. T Hro k.
Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs May Mott
rfmith Bird. Mia Lilian Bacon. Miss
C. Blahon. Mis Itose fun ha. Mr. K.
8. Damon. Mrs. Mary Ounn. Mlaa Jen
nie Clifford. Mrs. F. H. Humphrl. Mr.
Ulchard Iver. Miss Marion Scott. Mr.
B. Wilder. Miss Mamie WlddlfUld Mr.
J. Tarn McOrew.
PART SECOND.
L Romeo and Juliet. 2. A Japanese
Poem. X Japanese Oeleha. 4. GU
. Ping Pong, g Tennis. 7. Ophelia
a, Garden Scene.
Represented by Mr. A. T. Brock.
Miss LllUn Bacon. Mlaa Rose Cunh.
Mrs. Mary Gunn. Miss J. aifltard. Mrs
F H. Humphiis. Mrs. Harry Mac fa i -lane.
Mlaa Marlon Scott. Mrs J. Walk
er. Messrs. D. W. Anderson. Geo Ful
tuo or thr-e years in study. It is pos
sible that ing to her success in Ho
nolulu. Mlii barber may return here
on completing her studies. Mlw Bar
las been a valued friend of the
T. W. C. A., end haa often charmed
audience In the rooms of that Inn il
lation, and her friends there regret her
departure.
Many teacher of the public and pri
vate schools leave ;n the Alameda on
July 7 for the Co t. Mlaa Hart of
(labu College. Mine Maud Johnstone of
KaMhlwaena School and Mlaa Barnard
of Kamehaincha School are among
them. Mlaa Mary Elisabeth Lewis of
Mhu College departs on the Moana
for :he Sound country, when-" ahe will
to to San Fr.i-. . - and th t Raat.
jt j Jt
Irma Woodward of Santa Rosa.
nltce of Chief Justice Frear. has
to Honolulu to spend a year with
her uncle and aunt-
JlJJ
A romance which waa begun In Scot
land will fulminate at noon today In
nolulu with the marriage of Miss
Florence Stewart Rowley and Mr
Thomas. Hnltum Llllle. M. A.. L. L. B.
The wedding Is to take place In St.
Andrew's Cathedral at 12:30 p. m.. Rev.
Alexander Mackintosh officiating. The
bridesmaids are MH.i Jordan and Miss
UNPARALLELED OFFER
Am eric an Silk Flag Given Every Purchaser
A LARGK VARIETY
Kan
lufcS
'naTHIKO NEW MA KB BIO
MOIBH.
roy Pistols and
rnted by Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Mrs. A. O. Hawes Jr.. Miss Rose Cun
ha. Mr. Gcorce ' P tter. Mrs A. G.
Hawas Jr.. Mr Gerritt P. Wilder.
by Mr Annis Monague-Tur-
Wall, Nichols Ca, Ltd.
RJUt-rtLfC aUFBLDTMO.
Delightful Climate.
Lovely Views,
Pure Water.
i
lime think that never blow
t Tract off. -
inducements to aU
wJiring jfrwyi
rr. R. E. Wright, Will Roth. Oerrltt I Waldron. while the groom will be at-
Wllder. tended oy air. J. cocaourn. Alter tne
PART THIRD wedding a amall reception la to be held
, : . - at the Hawa'l-xn Hot-! The bride came
Ver-cTLd fromhe aSawShJ of from Glasgow last week with her fath-
Omar Khayyam I arom ip jrumm iru iu iun-
ui m v. m iwim
BWf
Rev. Alexander Mackintosh leave In
the Alameda for a vacation on the
Coast. He may probably return with
the new Bishop of Honolulu.
a
Mr. Bruce Cartwrlcht !a xlvln a
ne Roae as where some burled Caesar I house osrtv at Ilal-lun Hotel, the oar-
bled. I...
S, -Tne Worldly Hope men set thelrr . hw todmy rt an.r
Hearts upon I . . ,. . . ... .
Turn. Ah' or It nroaoers" "-. "
Tenor Solo b Mr. aT F Wall Spreckels. The amusement consists of
-Oh Moon of my delight that knows no bathlns. dancing, dinner, ping-pong
Trans" i nd horseback riding. The guet are:
Piano and Recitative. Mra.May Mutt- Mr. Bands Forms n and Miss Spreck
Bmllh Bird. els of Kan Francisco. Mr. and Mr. Ed
Scene First "Wake! For the Sun ward Damon. Mr. and Mr. Will Gra
who scattered Into flight ham. Mrs. May jftott-Smlth Bird. Miss
The Stars before htm from the Field of SriU White. Miss Freda White. Miss
. night. Aur9 oillett. Mr. and Mr. Harry Mac
Drive Night alone with them from farMM Mr. J. Tarn Mctlrew. Mr. Wnl-
iiirn .imj iTimr I . rtiiii.. K . n. VI r it u- hi,i.. . -nmnii. nm an nn"r in w nir--mi - " " ......
Suitar.s Turret with a Bbafl af I , T V,." .i ' T' I d by all The fact thst this Is due to nnd Whitney. The benediction ws,&. r reck sand
Here's Our Offer
For one week, beginning Monday. June 30th. we will give a reduc
tion of 10 per cent on any dress goods bought for cash from our store.
Thia offer means everything Wash materials and all other dress goods
10 cents off on every dollar. Not merely a few pieces from our bar
gain counter, but reductions on our entire stock, embracing the very
latest patterns and novelties Nothing in the line of dress goods ex
cluded, i
Additional Offer
Kvery purchaser of $1.00 or more besides the reduction of 10 cents
on each dollar will be presented with a Silk American Flag, sise 15x20.
free of charge.
We have only 200 of these silk flags to give away, so comr eari..
in the neek and be sure to get one.
You cannot afford to miss sjch an opportunity.
I
0
Sale Begins Monday,
June 30th
700 CANNOT AFFORD TO HISS SUCH AN 0 P0RTUNITY
PACIFIC IMPORT
MODEL BLOCK. FORT STREET
co.
It Is the SSBbttloa of every student to dent, whose interest In us we hope will i Telephene Main 396.
carry torwaru tne Rood name of Puns- continue ven though we be widely sep-
hou. In the past we have had men and srated.
women who are an inspiration to all of To our faculty we must express our
us In Booker Washington's "Cp from gratitude for a devotion to our interests
Slavery' one reads with a thrill of pride which we can never forget,
bis loving tribute to General Armstrong Fellow students, as we take our first
whose fame, world-wide as It Is. sheds reluctant step away from Pauahi Hall, j
lustre on the school or his boyhood dsys. we aesire ior you. tne tuiniimeni ot your
There are. on The Punshou record every hope.
many other names of those who have
done great work In the world: several
P. O. Box 83.
Hawaiian
Japanese Ballasting Co.
fflce:
1018 Smith St., near King.
IBil as i lat &w
prri,i.nt a i c,,;t, rnunn. in maie. mi euner eann or
'.i .w.. j.." . 1 ...i.w coral, furnished at a very law rice.
of WW. W have with us lonhtht. who M We haVe a ,are on han"
are prominent In the history of this Isnd. ,xen lne toiiege trustees ana snokej
We have reason to be proud Is of those " a" oi wisaom respecting tneirj
who hsvc graduated reeentlv and are nepariure rrom the one school and their:
contintdng their work at Harvard. Vale, entry into others where they would find;
an education
ever realized.
Rmlth. West Point. Stanford and Berke- the work of acquiring
ley. Punahou stands today accredited to harder than they had
Smith College. .Massachusetts. on th
work of s g.-aduste of the class of
who, entrance examinations and subse- llJon the piatform. aJ intended for the
CONCRETE WORK guaranty, and
done at a very low price.
Following the presentation masses of RT AOK- Av.n tvhttv ?amx ih
Bowers were brought in and deposited , 7,- k-SAN
quent work In the classical course have raduatpi i "verei
given such satisfaction as to lead to the "'
sung with good effect by a quartet on- Special low price in CRUSHED
granting of the certificate privilege to
this school, s boon lnd-ed to the snxlous
nopllrant. and an honor to be appn-clat-
isting of the Mlasea Hill. Lyman. Hall ROCK of all grades from No. 1 t No.
Sc fccond
I DlfHngham. Mr. C rrlttt Wild r and
No the New Tesr Mr E Wright
75s300 and 100x150.
IO pnrmonth
until foilv pai i.
immcdiawx Atrur
Tnstees: 6ut Ltiiiog & 0.
J odd Bid.. Foe 8ft.
reviving old Desires.
The thoughtful Soul to Solitude Re-
tlr.
Third But st.ll a Buby kin
ase la the Vine."
ourth cne. nil I he cup. and
in the fir of rii'Mng
Tear Winter-garment of Repentance
. . -
MM Caroline Heskln. the tal-nted
Rrtlt-hotographer. and Mr. A. It.
Carry, civil engineer with the Rapid
Transit Company, will be married at j what these graduates hive done, for wa
of tbla week. I have not all the same irifta. but. as has
e S Ibeen well ssld. "what We want In natural
M I- . . -1 . ., . In mrltm . t I he ! abilities
w w J mm w mm m n . . va
lntem-l Revenue ' .(:, le at ted 111
the scholarship of one of our own stu- said by Rev. O. H. Ouiick. and during
dsuta makes us value It even more than the playing of an organ postlude by-
Professor Ballaseyus the graduates;
were congratulated by the audience.
The M-rsonnel of the class, whose mot
to Is "Imua Aku." Is a.i follows:
xlniliar privilege which have tieen ob
tain. l fur us by official recognition of
the standing of our school, at Stanford
and Berkeley. Perhaps we cannot all do
COMMON DRAT. $5.00 per day.
LARGE BRAY, J6.W0 per day.
The Wine at Life keep nosing drop by
The Laea of Life keep fat!tn on- by
Scene Fifth "T sometime think that
sr er btowa o red
The R(w as where aosne burled Caesar
Our Wims
ARl PURE
Thst every Hyacinth the Cardc
Dropt in h- r lp fnm sotr.e onc
ly H- ad
Scene Sixth "A Book of Vere un
dernratb the Bough.
A Jug oT Wine, a Loaf of Bread and
e fn lt week for her old horn
In Laws tnr m elli
;
RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS.
'ontlnued rrom Pas L)
aehleverr.ent and not by Its length o(
days
Mis Kl Ten. H I
ne with hT de!i
"Bias's Dream." fro
remarkable voice, rl
hMM and quality, fl!
with n.eltjdy. which
may generally and easily be
made up In Industry, is k dwarf m ax
keep pace with a giant If he will but
move his legs s little fast, r "
The clsaa of 19iC stand, happily, a unit '
In Its sffectionste regard for our Preal-
Charlotte Peabody Dodge.
OSfltaS Washington Akao Hapai.
Harriet Kamakanoenm- Hapai
William Haehae He. n
Barry Kdward Hoffman.
Mary Klixabeth Paty.
-.rlotta Stewart.
belvard Bawl Toung.
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
;eTKAM ENGLNK6
BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOlv
ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and mcchlnery of every ueecriptlt c
made to order. Particular attentloa
paid to ship's blacksmltblng. Job won
executed on shortest notice.
armed the audi- j
ful rendition of
Ibengr1n. Her
and resonant In
I the auditorium ;
terired the gen-
Prices Are Right
in be Wilderness .-..,u appuuse accorded. The v.iJ.-dic-
Ch. Wlldernes were Paradise eno t- rv gien i.y mi t'hari-.tte pa-
Svne Seventh "Myself when young ldy lawlge. the student who gradu
i 1 - agrrly freiuer,t late with the highest honor In the
Dwtor and Saint, and heard great ar- ;..ur years' course. She aald.
VAI.KDICTORT
As this class of ISC come to the end
f the four year course, we feel thst
may. perhaps be allowed to waive the .
mingieti r..iinK-
TOEAT
HRRl'.T
PORT
Bl KM LINO
ZINPAKDKL
the most "f
what w yet may spend.
Before we too Into the Dust devend:
" And that Inverted Bowl they
call the sky
usust remarks on "the
a. iMaaaw mmmm-m m v..u or I " "" "'"w wnicn we P-
e ..... ' I ..k . . . ..... - ..
. II . .. ....... . m . w ...v-
Ninth "Alas' That Spring - ...,-, ....
That Youth s sweet-scent.U m-nuscr.pt i 'V V .." 71" ' " ' I
should close. 1 ... . I
a i ut ii v- m iuiiicks
fenth "So when the Angel f
the darker Drink
and the experience of that time should
75c per Gallon
CHOICE TABLE CLARET
50c per Gallon
a. t- . ii m...i ., ... k, ik. no f" leVe..p In each of us s strong
Al nnd yU b,f ,hr rter"Al..ha for the institution, a repect for
brink
And. off-ring hla Cup. invite your Soul
Forth to
lis founders and smpathy with their
boa.
The atn .: r t of Oahu College baa natur- I
ally an affection for the campus and an
The -nv-re
Hcffschlaeger Co.,
LXMTTXD.
SIS King near Beihel Sl
UP. to quaff -you shall "?"; nd .? "?-r. fa,rt"- car
, uia ! saaxflss ui e" iiaiug ui a usb
a as.
SVrpr Kl-vefith "Ahf Moon of my
!. liht that know no mn-.
-VW . a . 0 m Ae e- sssxeaslea
' "t a-awae vasr easa.ems.es. .-.-. I. ...knlllna ii .n.toie
flow oft beref,er rising shall -he h-,k " " "Z"
Thr .ugn .am same garuen aner me in ,,.,. ,., , . uf
. , - - -"W i
i . r . tory. it Im hid. the moral r. sponslbllKy ,
And then Thyself with a ahlnlng T. t mbUh wn jM m m fr ((ro and I
snail pas . Ke rlmt in rourtrtr. bolh to
Ar...n the i.uests Ftar-eeatteretJ . u ., matmiHon and toil
the Oraa. our Zeeaeac on the athletic field. In I
nd m thy yous Krrand reach the hl eampua should mean to u i
apot ev.rt i hire that Is pure and noble anj .
1 W ft r- 1 mad
empty O
One turn
down an
of good report.
M0T1CII
AKT WOMAN OR OIWX KaUCOIMO
fky ar awvle. to mvltsd to sammn
meat. eith-e in eersoa or by letter.
af the Baliatlos Army
SB K:rg ftreet.
1 Slrw-e In this . Its wh.rh tx.ists of fo-ir
rationalities, there is not s drop of mie-
Mls loU Barber, the talented young wmar -d w. so. ak with the. more
violinist who has appeared often ' -riderice when wemy T
mmmr aad ivate moslcatoe. and has ... Rn.,wlrlcr of
aen airBaw to lead her taleau to a- hiMmry tht, , ,,, ,mn b-m.
rioua aocleUe and institution on many nlngB and ,rt mruggle. and with that
occasions, learra la the Moana on Jul; hr-. air.ire hare gained sn Interest and
Vancouver. She will apend two Bg.etln for the ..id name wh'.h not
veee sn- on th mainland l--fo;e mfreiuenl1y we find carried on Into our
IravlBf fr Earoie. where aae win pa own history making epoch
COLLEGE HILLS i
: LOTS FOR SALE. i
J Tbe Tutees of the Oahn College offer for sale at very low
a prices and on
VERY FAVORABLE TERMS '
BxaKwsxtxaBsBssBaxsxMaxBsi axaasi ssosa aexxxexaxexxx
! (One-third cash; one-third one year; one-third two years time.
with interest at 6 per cent per annum) some very choice lote S
J at College Hills. The
i RAPID TRANSIT
-------
Company performs a twenty minute service through the property, a
the College has provided a splendid and abundant supply of artesian
i water reaching over the entire tract, and tbe charges are reasonable.
This is J
; A MOST HEALTHY LOCATION i
and is entirely free from objectionable wurroundings. No saloons,
, wah hoxes, i very stables, poi shops and other nuisances of like "
character are allowed, and by all means is the most attractive
suburban district near Honolulu.
Person- deirin !oN ii thi- locality w II he able to secure full r.;trti(.r,iars in regard
to those lots bv applyiofc? to Mr. P. aJOMES or Mr. JONATHAN SHAW" at the office
of the Trustees, No. 4(4 Jndd tiuilding.
P. C. JONES, Treasurer.
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