The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], August 15, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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THE PAUIFIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 15, 190
READY FOR THE
TRACK CROSSINGS
The
King Street Line Will
in Shape Next
Week.
Be
Preliminary work for the putting
down of the crossings of the Rapid
Transit tracks over the Tramwavs line
at Fort and Nuuanu streets will be
commenced this morning, and the work
will go right along to completion. There
will be several days' work in this mat
ter, however, owing to the fact- that
the rails are so dissimilar and the pros
pects are that cara will not be run
ning through King street before the last
of next week. The rails are laid along
King to the junction with the Kalihi
tracks, and the crossing there will take
some days to put "Into shape. The Al
exander street line is not yet ready for
running, nor will It be before next
week. The cars will be put on as soon
as the line is ready for them, and it is
hoped that the work of constructing
v. -nuspwav over the Pawaa. fields
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Hawaiian Lodge. F. & A. M.. meets
tonight. Work in the second degree.
The Coptic is expected to arrive from
the coast this afternoon with seven
days later news..
H. C. Pfleuger has removed from Fort
street to Lunalilo street, third house
from Pensacqla street.
There was no meeting of the Execu
tive Council yesterday, the heads of
departments being busy with their an
nual reports.
The Builders' Exchange committee
has completed the memorial to be pre
sented to the Senatorial commission
upon its visit here.
The annual fair of St. Clement's
church will be held this year on or
about October 11, instead of just before
Christmas, as formerly.
The court of tax appeals considered
the cases of Kapiolani Estate, C. A.
Long. J. F. Colburn and Elizabeth K.
Booth at yesterday's session.
A meeting of native born Californians
will be held at the drill shed this even
ing to make arrangements for celebrat
ing the coming anniversary on Sept. 9.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Young Men's Republican Club
will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
in Lorrin Andrew's office, Stangenwald
buildincr.
reception to be
tendered to Sisters Beatrice and Alber-
i Vv. Tnri Tea Sin TlIT"fia.V. -rt.U.-
will have been completed by that time, gust 16 from g to 11 p ,m. There will
The Y. P. S.- C. E. of Central Union
church will give a boat ride this (Fri
day) evening, leaving xsrewer a wnau.
at 8 o clock snarp. a curaia mvna
go that the work of pushing the tracks
will go right along. There is a great
amount of broken stone to put Into the
roadbed, and this will occupy all the
teams obtainable during the coming
week.
BERGER STRIKES A
POPULAR CHORD
Kappelmeister Berger struck a pop
ular chord when he took the Hawaiian
band to the Hotel Annex, Waikiki, last
evening, and played for the hundreds
of people who gathered both upon the
stretch of lawn and in the surf. The
band played upon the lanai, which ex
tends out over the water, while the
ever Increasing crowds from town,
grouped about on the lawn, on the
sandy beach. Scores donned bathing
suits and disported themselves in the
water. Moonlight bathing with an ac
companiment of music rendered by the
finest band in the Pacific ocean, is a
novelty even in Honolulu, and proved
a popular diversion. It Is probable that
in the future during the moonlight
: k.in,nuirto will become a
St?cLal119 uauuvWiAi.. "
feature at the Annex.
Captain Berger believes also that the
hand should nlav in Palama or Kalini.
or at some place half way between, as
there are hundreds of Ewa siae resi
dents who rarely hear the band con
certs, as all are at present given on the
Waikiki side of Fort street.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Horses bought, sold and exchanged
Vv W- S. Withers.
A heavy overcoat is offered for sale
or exchange. See classified advertise
ments. Good pasturage can be bad close In
town by calling at 606 Stangenwald
building.
Order a dozen of Manilla Anchor
lager for table use from Lovejoy & Co.
Tel. Main 308.
A; dividend has been declared and is
payable to the stockholders of the Mu
tual Telephone Co., Ltd.
Us Cabot's creosote shingle stains
for exterior finish on your house. Lew
ers & Cooke sell them.
The list of officers elected at the ad
journed annual meeting of the Ameri
can Sugar Co.. Ltd., is published in this
issue.
An up-to-date shave by first-class
and cleanly artists for 15 cents at the
Criterion parlors. Fort street. Jack
Flynn, proprietor.
Miss Hawley, In Boston block. Is hold
ing a clearance sale of hats and flowers.
Sailor hats that sold for $2.50 now are
51.00. Flowers that sold for U-50 now
50c.
If you want a typewriter that is a
tn.,itor examine the "Underwood,
To-cn x Totter Co. are
agents. The Revalk noiseless type
writer pad should be used by every user
of a typewriter.
E R. Bath is receiving high praise
by all those who are fortunate enough
to have had him put In a Douglas clos
et. When you want a good Plu"?
give him a call. He is located on King
street, opposite the Young building.
The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity
Co., Ltd.. are offering for sale some
very choice real estate in different
parls of the city. These lots will be
sold on very easy terms, and invest
ments of this nature are better than
sugar stocks just now.
tion is extended to all
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Scharsch have Is
sued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Catherine, and
Mr. Edward J, Morgan, to oe ceieumi
ed Saturday evening at Pilaa, Kauai.
la eTtiPCted bv the Cop
tic of the time of the arrival of the
Neill-Frawley company, ine company
will play at the opera house here one
rio-hi r thA steamer lays overi um
morning.
ti vrKiitf whft la to deoart foA tne
mainland the latter part of this Var,
will be away only for five of vnx
v,o r-A TT-ni T-otnrn to Honolulu
after spending several months In Ea
trn hosnitals.
The Myrtle Boat Club members win
entertain this evening at the boat
house, the crews and officials of the
Hcalani Boat ciud, ana a numuei v.
Invited guests. The festivities will take
the for.m of a smoker.
in two acts will be given
by the best local" talent in the city on
Monday evening in irogress nan-
t ricoo at s-15 sham Iancing at 9.
Tickets for sale by the members of the
Pacific Rebekah lodge.
Wn issued by Mrs.
Paul Neumann for the wedding of her
niece Pauline ElizaDetn xNeuma-u",
Mr George Frederick Rodiek, on Mon
day, August 25, at 8 p. m., in the Ger
man Lutheran church, Beretania ave
nue. The Young People's Society of Cen
tral Union church will give an excur
sion on the harbor this evening in one
of Young Bros.' launches. The launch
will leave Brewer's wharf at 7:45 sharp.
The public generally is Invited to at
tend. A proposition has been presented to
TT,QTitci' Association for a visit
of the Territorial band to the coast for
a series of concerts, xne u
willing to make the trip if the Mer
chants' Association win put up wc
amount of the steamer fares.
The reception of St. Andrew's cathe
dral and St. 'Clement's church parlsh-
pishnn nd Mrs. Restarick
will take place next Thursday evening
at . the Hawaiian noiei, iuauaad
having courteously extenaea tne ue
of the parlors and lanais to tne committees.
dv a number of can
didates In the field for the position of
cVHnnirit? commission. HOW uciu wjr
t-. T3.. n.-'hn ia tn rpslsrn. In ad-
dition to S. de freest, wno nas
the Chamber of
Commerce, there are John Dias, the as-
Kimball.
$5 REWARD
See the five big silver dollars In our
window.
They are yours if we use tho name
you suggest for our new tonic drink.
It is a cood drink and needs a good
name that is why we are willing to
pay $5.00 for one.
Tones up the nervous' system, the
stomach, and, in fact, the entire body.
A delicious cure for that tired feeling.
Now get to work and try and think
'SACHS-
Manager Ialte leaves
H. Wingate Lake, who has been the
manager of the .Hawaiian hotel for
nearly a year, severs his connection
with that hostelry today and will be
ennoeoriPri for the present by F. W".
smith th chief clerk, who has been
, o,. mibr with the thousands of
" J r
tnuviotct win" have passed to ana rro.
Mr. Lake, accompanied ty Airs.
and Master Lake, will shortly leave for
the coast, where he will commence the
purchase of the furnishings for the
new Young building hotel. During his
absence on the mainland Mr Lake vill
also make an extended visit eastward.
The furnishings will be the handsom
est of the prevailing srcyie-
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Hake a Good Start.
If a dozen members of the Young
Men's Republican Club did as well yes
terday as two of their number in ob
taining new members, that organiza
tion will soon be a valuable factor in
Riding the party along during ne
two months. Two men secured 16 new
rames each. It Is understood that sev
eral energetic members secured Prom
ises of a number or young men to enter
the club at its next meeting.
Miss Little's Concert Tonigat.
At Progress hall this evening will oc
cur the song recital of Miss Cornelia
M. Little. The program contains many
of the most attractive things, and the
artists will make the recitai one L
. i affair of the sum-
mer. Miss Little will leave for
coast in the Sonoma next week.
What 'to find here this week:
Tt i 9Hi White Lace
I isle Gloves. We have had many calls
for them, so have them in stock cow
Cool and dressy for fetreet wear.
60c a pair.
HlMck Lisle Lace Hose,
fast black dye and very pretty lace work
o ioi - '.X r;ir SI OO.
oow f
rhildrens White Lace Hose, sizes
from 5 to 9. Entirely new stocK.
35c pair - a pair 3i.w.
m .... vi,ite (inods. The most ex
A!t.ifa lino nf white coods we have
lllll.'MLC A J ilW v w
handled.
dainty for summer
dresses, several ainereni paiLcma o
lowing prices:
7 yards for $1.00.
G ards for $1.00.
5 yards for $1 OO.
4 yards for $1.00.
i ne Checks, very pretty. 7 yards
for $1 00.
Dotted Swiss, with stripes, 31 inches
wide. 25c per yaru.
New GinRhams. Not ordinary ging
ham by any means. Don't buy until you
SPA the patterns. Broad white stripes on
these colors: Blue, Bed, Green i Iiuk, zi
inches wide. S yards for $1 ou.
Cheviots for Shirt Waists, hand
some patterns, in pretty stripes. Colors:
Brown, Bed, rink, Blue 28 inches wide.
8 yards for $100.
Patent
Colt-Skin
Oxford
Ties
They are rery Datty in appearance and the latf-st
in style. They are new with up, but cb.imel by the
makers to be better wearing than any other leather and
more comfortable.
$4.50 buys Q pair
ilanufacturers' Shoe Co., Limited
1057 FORT STREET.
THfci READING
FACB
Facial gymnastics may be "habit,''
.... but there is alwavs a cause for "habit.''
of a good name. Five dollars per tamx . PM,n
t rx nv money for some- face" is the direct result of eyo strain
19 &VA, " " i
! cause, prevent premature wrinkles and
ter try fr it, anyway; hat part of preserve your good l ;oks for the future
it costs you nothing you aon t even
have to try the flrlnk unless you want
to.
We advise yo to try It. however.
It will stimulate your thinker as well
as your bofiy.
"Write the name you think best on
this slip, with your 'name and address.
enclose in eealed envelope, and lend itj
N. Sanford,
Manufacturing Optician.
Boston .HuUdirsgr, Fort Street.
Over May Co.
lis
to the IIOBRON DRUG
August 31st, 1802.
CO. before
TO THE HOBRON DRUG CO.
EHLERS BLOCK, FORT ST.
HONOLULU, T. H.
I suggest
as a name for your new Tonic Drink.
Name
w. w. mm & co.
Merchant Tailors,
1038 Nuuanu Ave.
All erades cf lieh
goods for the season
White Duclc, Lign
Wo )lens, etc
You get latest styles,
a good nt ana tne
prices are right.
AAAAAAAA AitAiiiitiililia
Fire Proof Safe
Another Large Shipment
Just Arrived
Our stock of Horrlnc-Holl-iVlorvIn
Safe Oo.'s eafes is as complete as can be found
at any of the branch Maioland offices.
Our delivered prices in Honolulu will not exceed the net
export prices charged in Lin FrAncisco.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
Limited.
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Half Hose at Half Prices
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If you PLAY PJNG PONG,
visit the
Address
HONOLULU
BOWLING PARLORS
Where y u can kepco l
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The Underwood
Fypwntr
A Pracilcil, Visible,
Typewriter
N. S. Sach3' DSZ.
FORT STRBET.
GOODS
LTD.
the
NOTiCL.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
AT TUB ADJOURNED ANNUAL,
meeting of the American Susrar Co
Ltd held in room 610 Stangenwald
building this day. August 14, 1902. the
following gentlemen were elected to
serve as officers for the ensuing year:
President E. H. Wodehouse.
Vice President Geo. N. Wilcox.
Treasurer A. W. Carter.
Secretary E. A. Mott-Smith.
Auditor W. H. Baird.
Directors A. F. Judd, J. W akefield.
E. A. MOTT-SMITH.
Secretary.
i Honolulu. August 14, 1902. 6247
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Increases speed 25 per cent, individual key tens-ion, direct
force traosoGission, light touch, permanent allignment, tab
ulating rapidity; etc, and it is bu It for work and durability.
Everv machine we sell is
kept in :epair for one vear free
cf charge.
Revalk Noiseless
Typewriter Pad
Several, reasons why yoa
should not be without otiC
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Pearson & Potter
Union and Hotel Sts.
Co.,
Ltd. i
Phone Main 317.
A Great Bargain for Men
There arc always plenty of bargain opportunities
for the ladies, but eeldom do men have a chance
to buy two pair of half hosa at the price of one.
It's the little pavings that count too, and there is
no man eo prosperous that he can afford to pay
fifty cent9 for hose that re are offering for twenty
five cents this week. If you haven't time to oome
yourself, better send your vife and let her buy a
new dress with the money ehe eaves. We have two
' . qualities on sale consisting of
Fine Lisle Hose, Regular at 50c
This Week Reduced to - - 25c
Lisle Hose, Heavier, at - - - 35c
Reduced This Week to - - - 25c
See Them Displayed in Our Window 1
Fine Quality Gingham
Selling at 10c
You will find the?e Ginghams of extra value.
We have a large assortment and many pretty pat
terns. Children's Underskirts
We have just opened a diinty Hue of muslin
undershirt- for children at ages between eix mouths
and three years. They are very pretty. Some are
trimmed with lace, others with embroidery and
insertion.
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