The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], September 10, 1902, Page 2, Image 2

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HB FXCIFID eTOTMERCTKTJ OTVESTISEB. HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 10, tooj.
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The Sherwin
Williams Paint
(PUEPAREP)
Made to paint buildings with outside and inside
has thia guarantee in plain letters on every can:
"We guarantee that this paint, when properly
used, will not crack, flake or chalk off, and will
cover more surface, ork better,
wear longer and permanently look better than
other paints, including Pure White Lead and Oil.
We hereby agree to forfeit the value of the paint
and the cost of applying it, if in any instance, it is
not found as above represented."
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COftPANY.
We have a large stock of S.-W. P. and live up to
the above guarantee. Call for a color card of the
beet mixed paint made.
E. O. HALL & SON, Ltd.
CORNER FORT AND Kird STREETS
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Correct Clothes
Nothing to equal the cele
brated make of
ALFRED BEN J AMIN&CO.
In fit, material, style and work
manship, they are as nearly
perfect as clothes can bemade.
See our window display with
prices.
Clothiii1
L-IBVUTTED
TWO STORES
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets and Hotel near Bethel.
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Advertisement Changed Mondays.
Pretty Fancy Draperies
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. There's always some part of the house that would
look more cozy with a pretty drapery or a doorway that
needs port;eres Perhaps they already have that decora
tion, but it needa to be chaneed for new.
We hav8 just opened the very latest draperies in
beautiful Oriental Etripts at 10c , 15c. and 20c per yard.
Swiss curtain materials, either dotted or in stripes,
this week at tOc. per yard. ,
Silkoline, plain and 6gured, 10c. and 15c.
Fine portieres in all shades at from $3 00 to $4.00 a
. pair.
See them on display in our windows.
PROGRESS BLOCK
9 Fort Street.
REQUISITES or the
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All Photographic
Supplies for
Amateurs and
Professionals
Constantly on
Hand at
Lowest Prices
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
Fort Street
- Jme p. Morgan. President; Cecil Bwn, Vie President: T Km.
te. Seeretary; Charles H. Atherton. 4idltor; W. H. HoorsftaT
rr and llAnager. lrtM
IE-u.sta,ce 3z Co., X-ta.,
WHOLESALE AIJS rCETAIL DEALERS IN
Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal
Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295.
Ppecial Attention Given to Praying.
nSTESVv g-oods
Arrived Per S. S. Alameda
Saturday Is o-ur Great Bargain Day
Dry Coods Cents' PurniFhlngs
Nminpq Street.
THERESA
II COURT
Takes Appeal From
Judgment by
Dickey.
FAILED TO PAY
FOR " HOME RULER"
George Davis Meets His Match in
Judge Henry Highton of
San Francisco.
An appeal was filed In Circuit Court
yesterday in the case of The Robert
Grieve Publishing Co. vs. Theresa Wil
cox from a judgment given by Judge
Dickey against the "Princess" for the
sum of $64.87.
The petition alleges "that the defend
ant Theresa "Wilcox is indebted to the
plaintiff in the sum of $54.50, the pur
chase price of merchandise sold to de
fendant, and for the printing of one
thousand copies of the 'Kuokoa Home
Rula' newspaper printed and delivered
at defendant's request."
There was no defense by defendant,
and plaintiff testified that he was to
receive $2o for each 500 copies of the
Home Rula printed. The copies printed
April 9th were not delivered because of
the failure of Theresa to pay for them.
T. I. Dillon appeared for plaintiff and
J. L. Kaulukou for defendant.
OTHER APPEALS
An appeal is taken in the case of C.
W. Ahoy vs. S. W. Kaai, in which
Judge Dickey found for plaintiff in the
sum of $77.84. Suit was for $75 alleged
to have been given to defendant to de
liver to plaintiff but which he failed to
do.
Appeals were taken also in the cases
of H. T. James, assignee of Honolulu
Paint and Wall Paper Co., vs.' Goo
Hoy, and Chin Kim vs. Wun Nim Yam.
The latter suit was for the possession
of $163 worth of Chinese jewelry which
was awarded to plaintiff. j
DAVIS GETS A CALL, DOWN. '
George Davis has found his match in
Henry Highton of San Francisco, and
the freak attorney is beginning to real
ize the fact.
Yesterday morning., in Judge Gear's
court the Sumner case was again call
ed up, on the question of the qualifica
tion of .the court to. hear the matter.
Davis objected saying that the court
obtained no jurisdiction until the four
teen days allowed to answer had ex
pired. F. E. Thompson and 'Mr. High
ton both opposed this stand, claiming
that a respondent could defend himself
as soon as he could get into court. Mr.'
Highton asked that the court first de
cide as to his qualification and Gear
replied that if he did hold he had juris
diction he would not hear the case be
cause he was disqualified.
Mr. Highton asked that he be allow
ed until this morning to argue the ques
tion of jurisdiction which the court
granted. Then Davis jumped up and
said that there was nothing before the
court, the matter of jurisdiction had
already been decided and if anything
was to be done it would only be an
attempt on the part of the respondents
to set the case for trial before the time
for the return of the summons. Davis
glared at Mr. Highton In his usual
ferocious way while addressing his re
marks to the court and when he had
finished, , the latt?r arose and stated
that he wasn't used to having attor
neys "jumping down his throat." "I
am not in the habit of indulging in per
sonalities myself, and I object to the
conduct of counsel," said Mr. Highton.
Davis left the court room telling every
one in the neighborhood that it was
only an attempt to get newspaper no
toriety, while Highton said that Davis
was trying to be a bully, but he didn't
intend to be bulldozed by him.
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Ladies
Washable
Skirts
MADE OF
PIQUE, D.D(2K and
LIMEM
The Tailoring much better than any -we have heretofore been able to secure.
port of the membership committee be
ing as follows: Membership October 1,
1901, 293; lost by removal, 69; lost by
death, 1; new members this year, 210;
total resident members, 433.
The physical committee reported en
couragingly of this important branch
of the Association work, and gave much
credit to Miss Lilian Bacon for her ex
cellent instruction. The committee re
porttd that a number of extra classes
would be formed, enabling the business
women and teachers to take advantage
of them. The classes will be as fol
lows: Ladies, Tuesday and Friday, 9:30
a. m.. Girls, Monday and Thursday,
2:15 p. m. Teachers, Saturday, 9:30 a.
m. Children, Saturday, 10:30 a. m.
Evening, Monday, 7:30 p. m. Business,
Wednesday, 5 p. m. Basket ball prac
tices will take place out of doors. On
alternate Saturday afternoons the di
rector will conduct outing expeditions.
' Mrs. Brown, the general secretary, in
her report says: Many and great are
the constant demands upon one's love
land sympathy. Hardly a day passes
'without its story of trouble and loneli
1 ness. Very few prove unworthy of our
confidence and many are real heroines
' in the courage they show In fighting the
j battles of everyday life, and it becomes
no duty but a privilege to cheer them
onward with our love, our sympathy
'and our friendship.
! The new chairmen of committees for
1902-1903 were announced, as follows:
' Social, Mrs. Dr. Mays; educational,
'Mrs. O. H. Walker; finance, Mrs. B. L.
Marx; membership, Miss Emilie
Schnoor; physical. Miss Lilian Bacon;
strangers, Mrs. G. W. King; music,
! Miss Carrie ' Castle; boarding home,
'Mrs. F. J. Lowrey.
Lumbago 30 Years
A Remarkable Cure Per
formed by Dr. flcLaugh
lin'5 Electric Belt.
Dr. MCLAUGHLIN Dear clr: I suf
fered from lumbago pains anu sciatica
for 30 years before using your Electrical
Treatment, and in two months your
wonderful Belt entirely cured me. Ap
preciating the excellence of your meth
od. I am, yours truly, HUGH FRASER,
219' Elm avenue, San Francisco.
And some people are content with
pasting porous plasters on their backs
to get the little relief they give. Lum
bago is a condition which can be cured
by Electricity as I apply it. I can tell
you of hundreds of other cures.
My Belt pours a gentle, glowing heat
into the back and cures it to stay
cured.
A man recently told me that he had had lumbago for twenty years,
and it had never laid him up yet, though he felt badly at the time. He
was carried from his work in a hack two days after, and was in bed
when he sent for my belt. It cured him. Get it before you are laid up.
It will cure you quickly, and your trouble will never come back.
Call and see it; or sent for ook of proof. Send this ad.
Dr. A G. McLaughlin,
Office hours: 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.; Sundays 1 t 1.
Never Sold by Drug Stores or Agents.
906 Market St.
Snii Pranclseo, Cal.U.S.A
EXPENSES OF
THE Y. W. C. A.
The Lunch Room Pays for Itself
But Gives No
Profits.
It
Catarrh
Among the reports read at the annual
meeting of the T. W. C. A., on Monday
evening, none indicated the prosperity !
of the Association more than the finan
cial statement which gave a cash bal
ance of $670. The total receipts were
about J4900, and the expenses were nec
essarily large .owing to the additions
end improvements in the quarters,
which now take in half of the entire
upppr floor of the Boston block. The
lunch room was operated at a cost of
about $1200, with receipts $3 in excess
of that amount. This room, which is
conducted as a benefit to the members,
is not a money-making feature, the plan
being to make the expenses and re
ceipts balance at the end of each year.
The room has grown in popularity un
til the dining space had to be enlarged,
there being nearly 60 lunches served
every day lunches of the daintiest
dishes.
The membership was shown to have
grown largely during the year, the re-
Catarrh is a dreadful dis
ease that comes sneaking along
for years, gradually growing
worse and worse gradually
spreading from the nasal cav
ity to the throat, to the
bronchial tubes and on to the
lungs, spreading over the
delicate network of mem
branes causing a vile and
poisonous discharge, a dis
charge that is filthy and foul
smelling. Often this discharge is not
coughed or hawked up, but
slides down to the stomach
urgan. aau tausrs au sorts ot disturbance finally getting into the
blood and weakening and impoverishing it.
Catarrh is a long story, full of troubles and misery until it finally
controls the whole system and eventually destroys it.
A cold in the head is generally the beginning of catarrh, and
chronic catarrh is a difficult disease to cure.
Halpruner's will check a cold at once Halpruner's is fine for
colds it knocks out a cold in a few hours it just drives it right
out of the system and gives you quick and satisfactory relief.
So stop your cold with Halpruner's and keep up the treatment
for catarrh take Halpruner's internally to remove the cause and spray
the medicine, diluted with water, up the nostrils to clean out mucous
and phlegm and allay the inflammation and soothe the soreness.
Keep up this treatment conscientiously and regularly and your
catarrh will gradually disappear.
Do not get discouraged if you are not cured in a dav or a week.
Remember this you have had catarrh for many years' and it has a
strong hold oa your system and you must not expect to get rid of it at
once. But keep up the treatment and you will cure yourself entirely.
All dmggistj thould sell Halpruner's if yours refuses to supply vou the
Halpruner Medical Mfg. Co., 28 California St., San Francisco, will send vou a
large bottle by prepaid expressage on receipt of $1 .00. ' 40
Healthful
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Beverages
"When you want liquors for
social or medioinal use, order ..
some of our European
ii u Brandies
Old Spanish Port . . . lOyrs.
"Invalid Port" Wine . .11"
Amontillado Sherry . , 15 H
Fine Red Port Wine (Lisboa) very
old.
The foregoing WINES are
excellent appetizers, and for
INVALIDS excellent stimu
lants. Come, Give lis a Call!
The Pioneer Wine and
Liquor House.
HofTschlaeger Co., Ltd.
:u rvuiK oil, near potnui
"LION BRAND ;
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The famous "Lion Brand" of
shirts manufactured by the U. S.
Shirt and Collar Co., are now being
offered by
The von Hamm-Young Go,, Ltd.
Queen Street
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at prices that will surprise KrA
pleat e you. f "
THE RESULT.
A sitter can not be posed in
a moment. To securs good
pictures one must take time to
study the moods of the sitter
and give him the opportunity
to become at ease.
We pursue this course
and the result Justifies
the time and patience
used.
J. J. WILLUMS,
Fort Street. Photograph
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SHAVING 15 'cents
AT THE
Panlheon Shaving Parlors.
CHAS. HUMMEI
Manager. .-
E. R. BATH, Plumber
Located at 1G5 King St.,
Opposite Young BW-
TELEPHONE MAIN 61.
Agent for the Celefceratci DonjW
Closet
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