The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 11, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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THE PAPTFTn COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, JULY 11. igo
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SUN BATHS FOR
ONE AND ALL
it
the
Was Hot and Muggy in
City of Honolulu
Yesterday.
Yesterday was hot. This is not news,
because It is probable that everyone In
town appreciated the fact long before
the sun settled in the west. The win
had veered around to the south an
wtat little there was of it brought u
all the warm air that could be foun
around the equator.
Up at the corner of Fort and Hotel
streets a man had a biff box full of
miniature windmills. These he retailed
at 25 cents a time; and Judging by the
number one could see In stray places
about Honolulu, he must have had a
very prosperous day of it.
. He had a mouth as big. ps the en
trance to a bar-room, and his voice
could even be heard down in High
Sheriff Brown's office. His lingo sound
ed something like the following:
"Here ye ar"! The most puffiest in
vention of the centery! The fan-tan!
Just the thing to keep the muskeeters
off your Honolulu lady yetsir, 25 cents.
just a quarter of a dollar and only one-j
Here he stopped a minute to take a
big fstt man's quarter,, accompanying
!-.! himlnpna transaction ' with the re
mark that, "Guess you must have
been one o' them coal-passers who
found it too hot to work on the Sono
ma."
The street salesman then went on to
. say: "Just the thing to keep the heat
of the volcanic eruption off you."
A tourist and his wife stopped stock
stilt in passing. "Herbert," said the
wife, "can this be true?" Herbert look
ed for a policeman and asked if the
vnirnnn wnuli? affect Honolulu. He had
a scared looking face and was sweat
ing freely. 8.0 the policeman thought
him a late edition of a Fourth of July
spree and advised him to "go home and
sleep It off." '
Soda fountains were thronged, and all
kinds of people lay under the trees in
the parks.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
A. N,
tv.plasss correctly fitted .t
Sanford's in the Boston block.
Child's caps from 25c, child's and
misses' wash skirts 50c, at M. Brascn
Oo.'s Lace House.
Every lady should have one. Butteriek
book of metropolitan fashions. Only
lOo at Mrs. Hanna's. ,
Burglar and fire proof safes, a largo
assortment, at Theo. H. Davies & Co.
Kxperienced salesman to show goods.
A first-class male stenographer and
typewriter can secure a good position
by consulting our classified ads. today.
Tniers will be received at the office
of th SupL of Public Works for 600
tona of coal for the Beretania pumping
station.
A fine residence, furnished and in
bpst part of the MaKiKi district, i i
fered for rent. See our classified ads.
for particulars. v
The stockbooks of the Honomu Sugar
Co. will be closed to transfers from
Saturday, the 12th, to Tuesday, the loth
inst., included.
A first-class milliner's assistant is
wanted at the Montano Millinery Par
lor on Hotel street. Good position to
h rlcht nartr.
Some wooden buildings at E. O. Hall
Son's salt works in Kakaako will be
sold today on the premises ny J".
Morgan, at noon.
rrv Qointor Tint nine- Works are
... -Tvor.i-ii rat for family traae.
rr... -irv.w t o Box 51. bee
T.r(r nuoted on page 9 today.
J. E. Goeas has Just received by the
Sonoma a fresh stock of breakfast
.-..reals, such as H. O. goods, shredded
wheat biscuits, flaked rice, etc., etc.
irnod bUKffV. of
-.""I-Vr'V irWL n. Will make
Sood horse for family use and can be
,r w . rhnd. See our classified
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ads. ,
. ttw. vhiTr Jk Bro. for harness
LZ? ' tlthlne nertalnlng to
rbusinTst.29 Klngireet Wgbt
.T.j. icn f-nrncr Fort and King
DUIIUlilB,
Th(t "fine vehicles manufactured by
Baock & Co. of New York and
2jten & Sons of San Francisco are
2Id at tne Pacific Vehicle & Supply
Co inthe Day block, Beretania street.
V nicely furnished cottage of two
ri with all modern convenlences
ewTtrlc lights, mosquito proof, bath.
5t-alo good table board can be had
at 1491 Emma street. Centrally located
and good neighborhood.
Kanager Ike Etmember.
Manager H. W. Lake of the Haiian
Tiotel was the recipient on Weies-
token of esftem
aay oi --.
from the employes of the hostArr
i v.ia dpsk In liie
When ne ovvi i
afternoon he found a small box and
v.ir, Tn the box was a han
worked gold ring, in which was set a
. .i Tho rlne- is engraved in
ani la imiaue in
handsome design ",,,.
many respects. The letter accompan-
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Dr. Kobayashi will enter practice In
China,
j The Elks meet tonight in their hall
( on Miller street.
! Tk Mariner a tnrmCT HonOllU Elk,
Is r.ow selling patent pens at Toledo,
Ohio.
Lieut. Gwynn B. Hancock, Artillery
Corns, has been ordered to Muwaunee
on recruiting duty.
mi it,A.nvi. Ammifti r if the rvUriD
of July committee expended but
t of Its appropriation oi
Gov. Dole and Land Commissioner
Boyd will make a tour or Aiaui wai
week to look into proposed land open
ings which involve about 1000 acres.
K. J. Imanishi, manager of the Tc
kohama Specie Bank, received news In
the Hongkong Maru of the death of his
father in Japan. His father was 7
years of age.
The Wahiawa colony has sold 6000 of
Its magnificent pineapples during the
past three weeks. Honolulu takes a
great many, but the bulk is bought by
the plantations.
Miss Ruby E. Sessions of San Fran
cisco, who recently visited in Honolulu,
died at Lane Hospital, San Francisco,
on July 2 after undergoing an operation
for appendicitis.
There will be a special rehearsal of
cathedral this
evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the residence
of Canon MacKintosn, iiuuuuu ajr.
Air members are expected to be prea-
. .;v tiuifl
Honolulu mercnanis guarar
mnnhiv tn the Wireless TeleferaP1?
a-n-vr Trie. TAnai TKle has
or nr. A tYiia enables the C
pany to do away with the Molokai po
i altogether. . -
-t, r t. Perkins has received from
is now in ilexieo,
a quantity of lantana seeds containing
eggs of a fly which is said to be chik
inW the sDread of lantana growthm
Mexico. The seeds came on ice in tne
Sonoma.
At a recent meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce, J. A. McCandles wfts
nominated for membership by C. M.
Cooke. The vote will be taken at the
next ' meeting. The by-laws were
? mended to provide honorary member
ship for the collector of customs.
The old Japanese hospital on Liliha
street aud a two-years leasehold have
been purchased for J5000 by a hui of
Japanese immigration companies from
Dr ICobayashi. who soon leaves forthe
Orient. The hui has preseniea me v-
pital to the Japanese cnariiy Associa
tion. Prank J. McGettigan, chief yeoman
attached to the U. S. S. Iroquois in Ho
nolulu harbor, receiveu news
Sonoma of tne ueain oi i-
bmther, James H. McGettigan, wnic.
occurred in San Francisco June -9. ine
defeased was a notary public anu in
surance man. .
Judge Humphreys has sent a Uie-
crrarn to wasnmgum '"t. ........ ....
i t-si , -ration as First Judge take effect
on Auirust 1. This request has been
i.. ft., tt iiirtjr mav devote his
time to the preparafion data to be
placed before the Senatorial invesU;;at-
ng committee. uuueun.
White Canva
Shoe
For Ladies' and Gentlemen
We are ehowicg our excellent line in all sizes?,
both oxftrda and high shoes; see them oa dis-
play in our window. They are swell footwear
with white duck clothing and the prices are
low. . . , . .
Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Limited
1057 FORT STREET.
Burglar and Fire
3 Proof Safes
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Last Two
Weeks of Sale
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YOU
NEED
Special Prices in order to
CLOSE OUT
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OUR CELEBRATED
Imerican
W. Nakulna Bued.
Frank Godfrey, as trustee for Thorn-
- - . a - fir 1 1 4 t "
as ftlotcair, yesieruay "
Circuit Court against Emma M. Na-
kuina, to secure possession of 4 8C-1IW
acres of land, xne piainii.i.
laims the land under tne wui w
ophilus Metcalf, deceaseu. nis grduu
f at her. The land w as devised to Frank
Metcalf, who died in 3900, leaving sur
Thomas Metcalf as the only
living, lawfully begotten child of Frank
Metcalf. Godfrey claims that on .aaarcu
10 1900. the defendant unlawfully en
tered upon the land and took possession
n, .rr,o eitat Ktill holds it. uouircy
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.. V.n lamiatrpfl in the SUm Of
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$1000.
V
. hr .i 7S for 2 doz.. and 50J
.11,. -ri rr tiitv cmntv bottles, leaving
the cost of the beer $3.25, or $1.62Vi
doz. See ad. on- page 9.
! Lady Corsets !
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Sp
eign of
argatns
We have some odd sizes,
and may be your size is
amongst them and have
put them WAY DOWN.
AIro CORSET COVERS
in sizes 40-42-44. X
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MORNING. 1
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If you aie thin, run down,
have no appetite, feel the land
weak, you need a good tonic.
There is nothing that so quick
ly brings a keen appetite, re
stores health and strength than
Royal Mait Extract
Strength comes with the first
bottle. You can sleep soundly
after taking it, and lift the
system into a cpndition to re
sish the enervatiDC heat of
summer.
Be sure to get the genuine
Royal Malt Extract.
25cts.
For sale wholesale and retail
by-
obron
rug
EHLERS" BLOCK,
Fort Street.
We have just received a large assort
ment of thi famous HERRING-HALL
MARVIN. SAFE CD'S safes. These safes
are considered the very best made
The public are Invited to inspect the
exhibit at our Hardware Department
Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
Limited.
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14th
This sale will te noteworthy for the extremely low prices we
have made on handsome trimmings and for unueual values offered.
Thrifty buyers will find this eale an excellent opportunity to
make money saving purchases.
Ins
eft bv all the em
me KJtl.
ployes. thanked Mr. wse wr
.nrd for each and all during the timd
. . v.rr, mnncctpd with the hotel
and all hoped that after leaving here he
would continue to rou in .i-v..,.
Lake was a very mucn suh'm
but on reooverins his equanimity
-pressed his appreciat ion r .
Lake expect i
the Coast some time in August.
vr. will offer attractive bargains eack
until -w toot t mms
new store, and they -will be wen -wrtfc
tmvinf advantage of. Nete tM MBw-
Intf items for a starter.
Bargains
r-ir.rAl Jao. Silks. 23 inehe w44e;
reduced from 60 to 30 p yaT.
?. SST '-.: K ' -.t-iH-C.
Striped Taffeta Silk, 19 in. wide; vy
r,rotiv far. waista. Reduced from !!.,
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to 40c. . '
Printed Ducks, white with black fig-
urea: SO in. wide. Reduced tram S y.
for '$1.00 to 14 yds. for
5ove Slb-ooterB
JLOT OF ALL OVE S
Containing handsome pieees
worth all the way up to $ i 00
and $2 50 and over ten differ
ent pattern?, all reduced to
50c yard.
EMBROIDERY EDGING
A very excellent assortment,
width from 5 to 7 inches, 25c
yard; Narrower 20c, 15c and
10c yard.
LATEST IN. NECKWEAR
LADIES PIQUE FOUR-IN-II
AND STOCKS in white and
figures, 50c and 75c.
PERSIAN LAWN turnover
ties, C5c and 75c.
INSERTIONS
Elegant variety all on dis
play in our window, 5c yard
and 3 yards for 25c.
SILK VELVETS
See the display in our win
dow of different ehadrs. We
have reduced the goods from
$2 CO to 50c per yard.
TIIF. PING 'PONG STOCKS
White materi! embroidered
in Pink. Blue, or Black, 65c. c
WHITE AND BLACK FKA
TIIEft BOAS Klegant stock
prices from-if 15 to $20.
AINOVLLT Y. "Til b KORSO"
An Undervest and Corset
cover combined. Ak to tre
it. Price 50c. Foster f Iofc Sup
porters, 2 gradce,7 5c ar,d $l o
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Department
We recommend every Lady to vi.it th!34dePatmet0
after seeing the variety and completeness of the stock to eend
husLnds, Sweethearts and brothers where they can be fitUd
out handsomely.
. :o:
F. Ehlers
Fort
& Co. Id.
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V T-incv Printed Muslia Dress fteeds;
-nA ntiaiitv: 21 in. wide. Reduee from
10 vds. for J1.M to 16 ya. fr
Mr.
man
Mr.
for
Ensign Matttii Baclc
Hnign Matthis, who has returned to
4 Salvation Army work here, is one
?:n :
in Hawaii, sne
plaffue and for tin,, before and
Since leaving; sne na
i Yancisco. but bronch.al
. . . v t ,or hark as fin as-
distant to Major and Mrs. Harris. Kn
-,r- Matthis. who has been promoted
frm her former rank of captain, has
uwdreds of friends in Honolulu.
C the best
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after
wtrk
Kalm-er beer. J3.75 for 2 doz.. and I BJ
.Uwed for the empty bottles vln
tke cost of the beer $3.2;,. or 1.2 per
I.2.. crfc au. on iae
DRY
CO.
N. S. Sachs'
PCRT STREET.
GOODS
.LTD.
All sportsmen should inspect onvi
stock of ammunition, guns, etc. i
Pearson & Pot It r Co.5 Ltd,
Union and Hotel Sis.
I'hor e Main 317.
Hawaii Skinpo Siia
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int office. The publisher of Hawaii
Shinpo. the only daily Janese paper
publiBhed in the Territory of Hawaii.
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c ft Kinz. P. G. Box W7.
Telephone Main
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BEAVBR lunch rooms
tt t KOLTB. Proprietor.
. . .tt wildtr A Co.
'eCMi SERVED,
VVlTSTea, Coffee. Sod Water.
Glnr Ale or m
Omi from T a. m. to 10 D- in.
ENU1NE ENJOYMENT..
There's no other b(erage that is quite bo refreshing
and invigorating as
"Priwio" is absolutely pure and as a tonic has no equal.
Order a case from the Brewery.
Tlepaen9 Main 341.
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FRED RHILP & BRO.
Harness and Saddles
629 King Street, Wright Building; also corner Part and King Street-.
Tel. Blue 2651. P. O. Box J.
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75 cts. a Month.