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1 s mre pacific cDMfrEsscggg gxwginisgg, HUKULUCT, AUGUST 18, rym 11 n 1 q 1 I. u if 1 I! 3- i a i - .1 . 4i 15 AHiAAlAiAAAAAAiAiiAAiAAAAAi UAi A AA.AAAZ.AAA 4 1 4 3 The Least Vain 1 2 fit. jtesas mm mmm so; mm i S" v mi i f man among us would rather b? we I than ill dressed; with most, however, it is a matter of price. The tailor's price is too high, and not much can be expected from the usual ready-made. Quite But, have you ever tried STEIN-BLOCH READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES? Fabrics, Tailoring, Style and Fit as Satisfactory as any Good Tailor could give you. Price a little more-not enough to count-than ordinary ready made. Let us show you these unmatchable ready-to-wear Clothes. t IN HEART : 0FVALLEY Odd Feast of Our Lady of the Mountain. DRftH !8 Advertisement Changed Mondays. Suits and Top Coats 515 to $35 clnerny, L CLOTHIERS i mi ted IN CHAPEL AT KALMI-WAENA Portuguese Celebrate Religious Fete Amid Salvoes of Artillery and Fluttering Flags. Gay fluttering: flags of blue and white, emblazoned with the royal arms of Portugal, flaunted in the breeze which swept yesterday down through Kaiihi valley, over and about the little Catholic church of Kalihi-waena, where hundreds of Portuguese rendered hom ! age to Our Lady of the Mountain, a I feast of much Importance to the dwell 'ers of Madeira. No more fitting place la . . than te little chapel of Kalihl-waena with its mountain setting, could have been chosen for the celebration or a feast, associated with the highlands ! back of a city on Madeira, where most of our Portuguese came from. Nearly five miles from the Kameha ' meha schools, away up in the heart of ' the valley, the little chapel stands sur- I i MftRCHAXT AND FORT STIIEETS Orient Just received a fine line of Carved Ivory Goods, such as Jewelry Boxes, Card Cases, Combs, Picture Frames, etc. Rich Chinese-Silverware, all kinds of Ornamental and Table Ware. . ' Silk Bron; Idorod SBc rounded by the most luxuriant growths of tropical verdure. Just 'there the val ley narrows until, with the exception of a brief level space with a stream of water splurging between banks cover ed with masses of dense shrubbery, ferns and bananas, there is little more than room for the church and road. Everywhere wild nature has asserted . herself and with the rains and mists j which seem to be constantly tumbling 'over the Dali. the valley is a beautiful place to behold, and one In which the thrifty Portuguese have been quick to perceive advantages for diversified agriculture. From the Kamehameha schools to the uttermost end, the valley is dotted with pretty little cottages surrounded with grape arbors, bana nas, pineapples and taro fields, and both sides of the well-made road are lined with the greenest and densest of shrubbery, i making 4he trip up and down one Jf unequalled attraction in the vicinity of Honolulu. Pacific Import no. Frlr& Pina Si I Its ' Light weight for summer wear, also striped and p'ain. , Heavy and Light ft losing Out Shirt Waist Sale One quarter chopped off the price and the waists are the most stylish of the season We already have a fine record If l r ji WW , v- A F IfmwM iu S4le of this year m ' ' 001116 UP to this one. The re- lM?lif$ Seductions are greater and the itS'iPVa4 varieties P&J?yM$ The offerings Xy emall lots of v.-. better and broader any shown heretofore. are not soiled pat terns and broken sizes, but comprise full and complete w lines of the prettiest and new- c est waists we have ever had. Thy are the Unique and Derby brands of "Gibson" and ether styles and consist of the fallowing materials: Plain Chambray in pink, light blue and ox blood Mercerized Zephyrs in pink and blue Seersucker in red stripes. Lawn in dointy patterns, light blue and pink effects. Zephyr plain in pink, light blue and ox blood, l Reduction 25 per cent One Week Only Special Bargains In Floss Pillows They're all of a superior quality. We bought them of an Eastern manufacturer in large quantities, much below their regular price. Only a few sizes however. , Size 24x24 at 75c " 22x22 " 65c Fancy Matting Greatly Reduced We are closing out our entire itock of fancy matting at fcmacingly low figures. Do not buy elsewhere at least before you see our stock. We are always pleased to show visitors through the different departments of our store at any time. pore mm go. Limited Model Block, Fort Street Ml fell " .... , Gay crowds of Portuguese of all ages and sexes started early for the church yesterday morning, using all manner of conveyances, from light buggies to heavy lumbering 'busses, express wag ons and brakes. Scores of people jour-1 neyed on foot, it being a pleasant and pers, but the ride up and down thfc invigorating walk with the exception valley cannot fail to be full of intere? of the last mile when occasional show- to any who enjoy wild scenes of nature ers were met which transformed the tempered here and there by the culti- THE "EXPERT" Are the Modern Up-To-Qate DENTISTS Arlington Block, Hotel Street, opposite Union. f All Work YERT LOW PRICES vator. 66-7 2 King Street, corner of Smith. road into a morass of red mud. A turn of the road leading to the chapel brought the visitors into full view of a spectacle which warmed the cockles of the Portuguese heart. Arch ways of maile and greens spanned the road every ten feet and above each post fluttered a flag of Portugal. Long strings of flags, those of Portugal pre dominating, criss-crossed the premises immeuiuieiy "uunu.ns parish house tomorrow evening prom The nathwav from the road to the ... church entrance was flag-flanked, and SOIREE AT ST. CLEMENT'S of vocalists of note In Honolulu. The program is as follows: Piano solo Mrs. J. Guild Vocal solo Miss Stokes Dance, Highland Fling Miss Louise McCarthy ... Mr. D. P. R. Isenberg Vocal solo . . Vocal duet . Miss Stokes and Mr. C. Usborne Vocal solo Mr. Muller The soiree at St. Clement's church Send your.labels to Room 4 Spreckels Blk. Honolulu E I e To the three sending largest number labels in August we will give R You get the best goods in Honolulu when you get Epicurean. R N 1st $5 00 in gold 2nd$3.00 " 3rd $2 00 " " Tayable Aug. 30ib. OF THE California Winery i. . r,vnr-i from (irattS CTTOWn guarntfcd"absolutely free from adulteration. The best Table Wines in the market. - WOLTERS, WALDRON CO., Ltd. SOLK AGENTS. : orwKtf KTKKKT. - - ' everywhere the gaze met a bewildering j and kaleidoscopic mass of blue and white bunting, with the yellow design of the arms of Portugal appearing through it all. Near the church portal was a stand erected for the accommo dation of the Mission Band in which the white-uniformed players, led by bandmaster Rima, played their best. High upon an eminence two flags floated from tall staffs. Between them was a small tent and the hlack muz zles of five or six cannon peeped out in a warlike manner from the dense coverinsr of lonsr srrasses, and from I these, salvos and volleys were fired i every half hour during the day. The j discharge of the guns echoing down I the valley toward the sea, the merry I laughter of the crowds below, and the ritual of the feast being celebrated with I solemnity within the chapel, formed a series of scenes which were of intense Interest to the people. The feast of "Our Lady of the Moun tain" coinmemora'tes a celebration sim- ; liar to that of the French in the ador JpAfG"n of Our Lady of Lourdes. It com j memorates a time when an apparition i of a 'woman appeared in the moun ; tains, and the Portuguese have ever I since attributed this to a visitation of the virgin. In"Madeira the feast is one j of" the most important celebrated dur I ing the year. Upon the little altar of j the chapel of Kalihi-waena. enveloped in a wreath of flowers, was an image csiJM''"Offr Lady of the Mountain." t , 1 and this was worshipped by hundreds in their own Vineyards, ana-are 0f people. A large figure of Our Lady was ordered from Portugal many j mojiirfiT ago arjd should have been hf-re f5r ycf-hf festival, but it was slde j trrjik-elj at some point en route, and Oliver Bainbrldsre. who resided in I Honolulu for a short time, Is in trou ble in Bakersfleld, Cal. He is being sued there for royalties on plays writ Isps to be an interesting evenlnsr. the ten ny Aliss aiamie iveney, a resiuem program being replete with the names of that city. A Dull Pain Across the BacK .;.frfiere was much disappointment anions the jvfshippers. i Honolulu Mutual Bur! Association t tlxe .A-sscciaticn.- Class A. who receiva a runerai rrV, 4 Alne,cna rvf mTTlheTS. VIZ. 1 i liCie Olf V.IUOiiic l,-. benefit of 1100.00. and Class IS, wno rece ve a 1 , ' ti x-i .1,, salaried oH oers. IsO rents to pa . .v,c, tVi mainland is less ti'.n Jl.W'J class B per yar. and should be no more here, tania street. Telephone Blue 571. a.... t ather Clement, the chaplain of Jva- - j lihi-waena chapel, assisted by Fathers HfOLT?LU. H. T. ' Pylvester an.dPtejhen. were present ciurmiT u se-pcs;iniii itie mui'iie i the- affern-waiWn they left for Hono- lii:;.-"3firj: the scores of people to iy themselvesend prepare for the home-Journ.vfAVreaths of the moun tain rr?ns were made and placed nri'imd hatjfv3 ?i-hnthe various vehi- I cles s-vrro"r irito-itjWTi late in th day they--- .Cere..-f2;-'d with a lei-bedecked I "i'he wiTMs of the tn.nr man were sat- isfi-d by the .cr!tent2$ large picnic has V 1 1 s., sr-rrtfX J.j&rey and officials ; wit wn.le'.I laden fable beneath a t-j3t;' where r-iar coik-din an imu, : potatoes and "other ,ii?b!e things -; were s.?rved. - --"''f' Xot ordjl r.--ligiij'f'n st at the little Srel of ia.tTest to Us worship- Jbssv' ! ft if Does it bother ycu are you afraid to stoop over do you heMtate to pick up things do you haveaseem intly unconscious desire to put t oth hands o i your hips to brace yourself? If you have such pain you w ant to get rid of it. No one can stand pain and torture and continue with a sound mind. Besides this prun me.ms there is something radically wrong inside of yousome of your orga s need repairing, or vourw hole organism will become afflicted. A pain is a pain, and it means suffering no rrnUcr what causes it. It is relief vou want and wu want it qukkly. Haipruner's Wonderf , 1 Medicine will stop your pain i.stantly. Ha.'pruner's removes pain and it does it quickly, no ir.:;Uer in which part of the body vou have it. Haipruner's goes to tlie f ';t of the trouble and drives out the cause, curing the pain helping Nature to repair the overworked functions. Hiipruner's Wonderful Medicine is the medicine for sufferers, and it gives them what they most desire re iff gives it quickly does not keep you waiting or give you any other trouble, as it is made of only the purest vegetable matter. If you have a pain in the head, throat, chest, l ings, stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver, bladder, thig :S. ankles or tret use Halprun ers rub it in and take it internally, jit cannot do you any harm and will do vou a lot of good. For sale at all drug stores 50c snd'Si a bottle the dollar size cont tins three times the quantity of the small size. If vou can't get it of vour drugstore send the monevto HIpruner Med.cn I Manufacturing' Co., 28 California St., San Francisco, and a bottle will be sent you by prepaid expressage. Telephone Main 899. P. O. Box IM. Hawaiian Japanese Ballasting Co. Office: 1018 Smith St., near King. Filling in material either earth or coral, furnished at a very low price, as we have a large stock on hand. CONCTtKTE WORK guaranteed, an done at a very low price. BLACK from S1.C0 llvered. AND WHITE SAND old to J1.T5 per cubic yard, d- Epecial low price in CRUSHED ROCK of all grades from No. 1 to No. 5, or rock and. 'i COMMON DRAY. J5.00 per day. LARGE DRAT, $6.00 per day. M. R. COUNTER Jeweler and Silversmith. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Fine Aff-sortment of Hawaiian Jewelry.. Fort Street, Love B'ldg. j om tiers Bat Stallion. Aiameii, Cal, H.i'rrsner Meilcal M.inuf.icturing- Co.. San Fr.ineKco. Cal. Gent cmen: I may interest yoj to knowtti.it I h.ive u-t-J your redely lor p:eur!sy prins an j strains an J have leen re ievej of rr.ucti sufterir.. I am in tlie h.iv nn-i coil t-v:sine?.s. anj some ti.e aj I was 4 In h.mj'lnp Iwjv. KV-?s of hav .in.! 1 sr.iir:ej riv-.f n:.-rr!a: y, creating r'irly '" n-.y rihl stir, --'.r-J c--, -it pain ;ir J sj-i One arp-""a:n of H.i:prunfr s W,nJerful P.iin -.-....jim er re-.-.-v-;4 rr.i r.t orc .'"J cured me in i-rss tnn one diy. I yir:Uy rero-nirnj it to re: e sui"tr;;: J.-tn fui-i and .nins. GiC). S. I'i-T DINCi, The average in cla5s A or 50 cents iv. Secretarv's office 393 iiere- .1: Will Make Your Clothes Look Like New IF TOD TAKE THEM TO TUB EAGLE Cleaning and Dyeing Works. Opposite Star Uloa. Fort St., Tel. White 362. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE Ilotfcl St., Arlinp-on Annex. Ntt .T A. K. MTitiino'n Ml'.llnrj hrlir. l:;.ilvl'.H-li.....: I Fir. CalabaFru-s I'oi Tuesdays and anl Tapas. Friday?. Freeh