The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 31, 1902, Page 6, Image 6

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 31, ipoit.
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JAS. F. MORGfifl,
litaeer M Breter
65 QUEEN STREET.
P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72
COOPER IS
Give your marketing more study
and you will always buy
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Big Bargains at Kerr's
New Striped Ginghams, 10c, 12c, 15c, 20c
The Latest Noveltie3 in Japanese Silks, 40c,
50c,. 60c
Domestic Department
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
TOWELS, 1,320 dozen, 50c, 85c, $125, $1.50,
up to $4.00 dozen.
BEDSPREADS, 60c, 75c, $1.00, $150, Best
value ever had.
Tapestry and Chenille Portieres
A Choice Assortment
Prices Hot Equalled Elsewhere
, LINEN TABLE NAPKINS, $1.00, $1.25, $200,
to $4.50. Examine the Quality.
WHITE and UNBLEACHED DAMASK TABLE
CLOTH, 25c, to $1.50 yard.
Underclothing
VALUE FOR MONEY.
, CORSET COVERS, 25c 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
v LADIES' CHEMISES. Any price and quality.
NIGHT GOWNS, 65c 75c, $1.00 to $5.00;
Worth 25 per cent more.
Hillinery, Millinery
Ladies, we have a choice assortment of the
' newest Millinery Novelties.. We can trim to
: your order an Up to-Date Stylish Hat at half
the price of any other house.
Try Us for Millinery
Hen's Furnishing
Goods
BALBRIGG AN UNDERSHIRTS, 25c and 50c.
Not to be beaten. "'
ELASTIC SEAM DRAPERS, all sizes; $ dozen
pairs, $2 50. We are the Leaders.
MEN'S COTTON HALF HOSE, 65c $1.00, $150,
per dozen. Hermsdorf Dye Guaranteed.
NECKWEAR. Bonton the Latest. A large
assortment at our store. $100 Ties, We're
selling, 50c.
Hygienic Cool
Underwear
Just received a.special purchase of Men's Sum
mer Weight, Natural Wool, Undershirts and
Drawers. All sizes; thoroughly finished; high
class goods. Price only $1.25 garnent.
The Favor of Your Inspection Solicited
" By Authority "of Supt.
Boyd Had No
Effect.
In spite of Supt. Boyd's published "By
Authority" declaring the acts of any
one but himself illegal and reiterating
his claim to the office of the Public
Works Department, Henry E. Cooper
continues to act as superintendent and
hl3 orders are obeyed by all the subor
dinates in the department.
Mr. Cooper yesterday gave orders as
usual concerning the conduct of the of
fice of Superintendent of Public Works,
and his orders are respected' as such
by all the employes of the government
and others who ,are affected by them.
The engineer s, water works, garbage,
road supervisor's and other offices are
under the control of the Superintendent
of Public Works, and though they are
in the basement of the capitol building,
and the entrances are r.ofc guarded, no
attempt has as yet been made by Boyd
to assume control of them, nor has he
issued a single order as Superintendent
of Public Works since his return.
Two policemen are still on guard at
the apitol building, though no further
attempt has been made to effect an en
trance, and the matter will now prob
ably be left to the courts. It is not
expected that Humphreys will file his
petition for mandamus this week, as
Judge De Bolt is presiding at cham
bers, while next week Judge Gear will
preside and the case will naturally come
before him, If action Is deferred for a
few days.
There are many rumors.in connection
with further shortages but government
officials yesterday would make no state
ment concerning them, there being only
a simple announcement, that there had
been no additional developments. .
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, I
will sell 3.4 public auction a lot of
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HALLOWEEN
SOCIAL AT Y. W. C. A.
Entertaining Games and Music
r Furnish Much Amusement
for Men and Women.
The members and friends of the T.
W. C. A. gathered in numbers last
evening at the rooms of the associa
tion to assist in the celebration of Hal
loween. Though the social was one
day earlier than called for by the cal-
i endar there was no lessening in the en
joyment of the occasion, which par
took of all the unique customs of All
Saints Day.
The darkened lights with the pretty
decorations of palms, ferjis and other
foliage helped out the weird games
wonderfully, and the carefully : laid
plans of the ladies left those present
always in doubt as to the next sur
prise.
In one room was a gigantic spider
web which, when unravelled by the
curious, told of fortunes which the fu
ture might bring. A gypsy fortune
teller assisted In the entertainment,
while bobbing for apples was a favor
its amusement. A ghostly orchestra
rendered several selections and alto
gether the evening with its games, etc.,
was one of much pleasure for the hun
dred or more people . who were fortu
nate enough to be present.
JAMES ASHFORD
DIED YESTERDAY
The Oldest Free Mason in the
Islands Dead at Age of
Eighty-Two.
Ruction Sale
THIS DAY I
Household Furniture
Comprising Oak and Ash Bedroom Sets,
Single Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Washstands,
Chairs, Dining Table, Etc.,
Sofa, Etc., Etc.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
It is pure, because it. is ail c ffee
just the pure coffee bean, roastel
fresh every day and ground whu
you buy it. Our's i guaranteed
very old Kona coffee and every
pound has just the same strength
and flavor. You can always rely
on its uniformity.
25 cents the pound at
LIMITED.
SS"rolophon
FOR RENT
Two cott&gea on Waikiki Beach Road.
Six bedrooms each. Rent $20 each. In
cludes water rates.
JAS. P. MORGAN,
65 Queen St
FOR SALE.
Furniture of a 4-room cottage near
Pauoa.
Cottage can be rented at a rery low
rent. -
JAS. P-MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Pleasure to Show the
Goods
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James Ashford, one of the oldest res
idents of the Territory; died yesterday
morning at the advanced age of 82
years. His illness was but brief, and
his age contributed greatly to his
aeatn, wnica was extremely sudden,
and a matter of great sumrisp. to hi3
acquaintances. .
Mr. Ashford was born in Ontario
Canada in 1820, and came to Honolulu
tourteen years ago to make his home
with two sons. V. V. Ashford and C.
W. Ashford. He was said to have been
the oldest Free Mason in the islands.
The funeral was held vesterriav af
ternoon at the residence of the son -of
jtne deceased, C. W. Ashford, on Bere-
tania street.
The deceased leaves six rhilrlrpi fmir
daughters and two sons.
Drouth In Mexico.
WASHINGTON, October 22. The
worst drouth in the history of North
ern Mexico prevailed during the six
months ending last July, says the an
nual report of the agent at Jiricalla
Apachian Agency, New Mexico. The
crops lor are a total failure. The
Indians dug under the rocks for enough
water 10 quencn tneir thirst, and
drove their stock for days before find
ing water for them. Many ho'pes,
cattle, sheep and goats, according to
the agent, died of hunger and thirst
"The Indians," he says, "have been
drinking water that would Mil an or
dinary man. In spite of their self-help
there is not enough income to keep
the Indians from want." The remedy
advocated by the report is the sale of
timber, which, it Is stated, would soon
enable them to supporilthemselves if
the proceeds were applied to the pur
chase of sheep and cattle. If a remedy
is not applied, the report suggests it
is likely that the Jiricalla Apachy al
ways will be a burden to the government.
The young people of the. Methodist
church will give an Epworth League
Halloween party at the residence of
Rev. G. L. Pearson, corner Beretania
and Miller streets, tonight.
FOR RENT.
Two comfortable cottages on Emma
Square; two bedrooms, parlor, dining
room, bath, kitchen, etc. Rent $30
each.
Apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
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New Shipment of.
Crystal Springs Butter
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There is no guess work about Crystal Springs
Butter and never $ny variation in the quality.
You can order it at all times with the absolute
confidence that it is perfectly pure and sweet.
We send it out in neat cardboard cartons that
keep it from, contact with other foods in the ico
chest. We have just received a large, new ship
ment on the "Sierra."
etropolitan Meat Co.
LIMITED.
TELEPHONE MAIN 45.
Canned
Vegetables,
Fruit
Fish
One quality:
THE BEST
BPieURERN
Money back .
Goods sold every whsre fT
Aft
H. LEVI & CO.
San Francisco,
Wholesale Grocers
Honolulu Office:
Room 4 Spreckels Blk.
36 and 42 Hotel Street.
Just
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New Goods
Auctioneer.
James F. Morgan
Auctioneer i Bfif
65 QUEEN STREET.
P.O. Box 594. : : Tel 72
Alomodo
Full Line Gentlemen's Furnishing'
Goods
Such, as Fancy Socks, Neck Wear
Suspenders, Etc., Etc,
ALSO
New Lot of Japanese Dress Goods
In our Hat Department we are showiDg STRAW HATS
in the LATEST STYLES, also PANAMA HATS at a11 rm
Your Do
r Goyo
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The barley-malt in beer is a food half digested and the hops is a tonic
PRIMO LAGER
is rich in these properties and has a delightful flaror.
Order from the Brewery. Tel. Main 341.
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