The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], August 26, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26,
1909.
Honolulu is constantly growing
in importance as a maritime
town; fcnt none of the ships thai
come to this port can hold a
candle in popularity to the
schooners of cold beer that pass
continually over the CRITE
RION bar Try one on a warm
dav
Corner Hotel and Bethel
C. J. M'CARTHY, Prop.
DELMONICO HOTEL
130 Beretania Street, adjoining Central
Fire Station.
Furnished rooms, mosquito proof.
First class accommodation, en suite
or single, for men" only.
Terms' reasonaable.
HOTEL MAJESTIC
fach Block, Fort and Be.-etania St
Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day oi
$10 per month and up. Splendid
tommodations.
MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Prop.
HO TEL MONROE
Sacramento and Franklin Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The leading American plan hotel.
Built, furnished and equipped for
high-elasa family patronage.
Hotel Victoria
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
Corner Bush and Stockton streets, San
Francisco. Tel,' Douglas 2S0.
. MRS.-. TV. F. MORRIS,
'' Formerly of Hotel CeciL
THE QUEEN
Nnnann Street, Near Vineyard.
FURNISHED APABTMSNTS .
FROM $2.50 UPWARD.
Mrs. A. McDow&ll - - Prcprietreaa
Apartments, Cuisine and Service
Highest Standard
The PLEASANTON
Wilder Ave. and Punaiou
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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Room and board are wanted for two
white boys. See classified ads.
A Ford Runabout in excellent condi
tion is for sale at the Royal Hawaiian
Garage. t
Just in ex Lurline Berkshire pigs,
fine lot of turkevs and chickens. Club
Stables, Tel. lOt.
Manila cigars At Fitzpatrick Brothers,
both stores, La Flor de Kizal and Fight
ing Bob, now five cents.
Genuine La Insular Londres Manila
cigars, 5c. apiece, $4.00 per box of 100.
Lee Toma, 33 King street.
Fitzpatrick Brothers (two stores),
lave the famous La Flor de Eizal and
Fighting Bob Manila cigars.
I preserve Hawaiian fruits. Take a
1 ease home or send one to your friends.
Mrs. Kearns, 184 Hotel street. Phone
1110. - : . -
I love my wife and her home cooking,
but oh! you Manhattan Cafe, where B.
Wm. Warharn presides, at 1104 Fort
street, near Hotel.
At the Young Hotel Thursday and
Friday, free lectures on how to learn
German and French in five weeks; 10:30
a. m., 4:30 and 8 p. m.
Expert shaving at the Silent Barber
Shop. Hotel street opposite Union. Call
in and try the new antiseptic chairs.
Jos. Fernandez, proprietor.
Wireless telegraph rates are low for
communication with the other islands
and with incoming and outgoing steam
ers. Use wireless and save time.
Drop into the Criterion on a warm
dav and get a cold glass of the delicious
beer sold there. Corner Hotel and
Bethel. C. J. McCarthy, proprietor.
Holders of Oahu Railway & Land Co.
six per cent, bonds are requested to
present same for redemption, without
delay, at bank of Claus Spreekels & Co.
Ladies! Do vou mant to save money?
Then read ad of X. S. Sachs Dry Goods
Co. in this issue and note the extraor
dinary specials for Saturday morning.
The Rainbow Club will give a benefit
dance at San Antonio hall on Saturday,
August 2i. There will be good music
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies
are fifty cents.
Nothing like a Victor Talking Ma
chine to bring enjoyment into your
home. Bergstrom Music Co. sell the
Victor on the ' little-at-a-time payment
plan.
Henrv Mav & Co. are in receipt of
a suppiV of fresh California fruits and
vegetables. These came in the Lurline
vesterdav aad are now ready for de
livery. Phone 22.
The stock of neckwear shown at Sil
va 's Toggery, is elegant in style, shade
and quailtv." The assortment has just
been marked and is the largest received
by this firm since the holidays.
Mothers who are preparing their chil
dren for school should not overlook a
suppIv of toilet requisites. Everything
of tie sort can be had from Benson,
Smith & Co., L:d., with a feeling of
securitv as to quality.
The candv sold at the Pawaa Junction
store is genuine Rhine's which compares
favorably with brands more generally
advertied and is superior to many. Mr.
Asch, proprietor of the store, has the
coods i"reh at all times.
Ladi
will find the new lot of Jap-
anese ereye at the Japanese uazir, ju
Fort street near the convent, a snjerior
article in every respect. The shades are
delicate and the traceries all that the
wish for.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Camoes Circle No. 240. C. O. P., will
meet in San Antonio" hall at 7:30 this
evening.
Pacific Eebekah Lodge No. 1, L O.
O. F.. will meet in Odd Fellow3 hall at
. :30 this evening.
-Maggie Young Chang has brought suit
for divorce from Henry Young Chang
on the ground of extreme cruelty.
The first calico ball of the season
will be given by Pacifie Rebekah Lode
No. 1, J. O. O. P., in Odd Fellows' hall
on Saturday night.
Judge Robinson yesterday confirmed
the sale at auction of the propertv of
Bermee M. G. Luce to Mrs, Emma
Goodale for $3500.
The Honolulu Construction & Dray
Sng Company, has just received from
the mainland the first combination
steam roller and traction engine ever
brought tw this Territory.
Policeman Fred Weed yesterday re
captured a small boy who had escaped
from the Reform school. With the es
caped youngster was a lad wanted bvj
the juvenile eourt and he was also
taken into custody.
All native-born Californians are re
quested to call at the store of J. M.
Levy Co., Kinsr street, for the
of securing invitations for themselves
tua inenus to me Admission Day ball
at the iloana Hotel, September 9. .
At their last meeting, a watch fob
wi.h the emblem of the order in the
shape of a Maltese cross, made of solid
gold, was presented to their .Quarter
master by the members of Theodore
Roosevelt Camp No. 1, LT. S. W. V.,
Dept. of Hawaii.
Eight motor cars were registered
Tuesday. On the first of the month,
the new ordinance will go into effect
and the registration fee will become
$3. Thus there was a rush on the
part of owners of new cars wishing to
get in on the $1 rate.
A special meeting of the members of
the Merchant' Association of Hono
lulu will be held Pridav, August 27,
1909, at 2:30 o'clock, p. "m. Consider
ation: The Traveling Saleman's Li
cense and Such other business that
may properly come before the meet
ing. ' , ;r.,-
Aa echo of Mrs. Atcherley's attempt
to get Doctor John out of the asylum
by means of a writ of habeas corpus
was the order issued by Judge Robin
son yesterday that all costs deposited
in that matter on behalf of the peti
tioner be returned to the counsel and
attorney for the petitioner.
Demurrers were filed yesterday on
behalf of John F. Colburn and Jonah
Kalanianaole to the complaint in the
suit of George H. Smithies, trustee of
Stella Keomailani Cockett and Stella
K. Cockett, beneficiary, versus John F.
Colburn, executor of 'the estate of David
Kawananakoa and Jonah Kalanianaole.
Charles A. Reynolds was thrown
from his delivery wagon yesterday and
sustained, a fracture of the collar bone
as well as some minor injuries. As
he climbed into his wagon, the reins
became entangled in the wheels, and
the starting of the horse sent him head
first to the ground. He was taken to
the Queen 's Hospital for treatment.
It is not believed that his injuries will
prove darsgerms.
Willie Vida has taken out a hack
man 's license. Vida called at the
police station Tuesday, and secured the
necessary permit, and will soon em
bark on his new enterprise. Vida's lit
tle game was broken up by an Adver
tiser reporter some two weeks ago, and
since that time the police "have been
entirely too vigilant to make it
healthy to tempt the Goddess Fortune,
particularly in the role of a profes-J
sional gamfctler. ,
Concert at the Seaside.
The Hawaiian band will give a public
moonlight concert this Thursday even
ing at the Honolulu Seaside at 7:30.
PART L
March Soldiers in the Bushes.....'. t
Emmanuel
Overture Ten Girls and no Husband.
. Suppe
Piccolo Solo Colibri Belling
Selection The Last Days of Pom
peii Petrella
PART II.
Vocal Hawaiian Songs. .Ar. by Berger
Selection Martha Flotow
Waltz Belie Ami Meisier
Finaie .Napanee Williams
The Star Spaogled Banner.
Saturday Morning
Specials
27-INCH KHAKI
Just the Thing for 'Ladies' Riding
Skirts
Regular. . .35c a yL Sale... 25c a yd
BETTER QUALITY
Regular... 50c a yd. Sale... 40c a yd
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
A sample line. Only one of a kind.
Size 36. Made of the finest material
and beautifully trimmed : : : :
Regular Price. .$2.00. Sale Price.. $1.40
Regular Price. .S2.25. Sale Price.. $1.75
Regular Price. .$2.50. Sa'.e Price.. S1.90
Regular Price. .82.75. Sale Price. .$2.00
Regular Price .. $3.25. Sale Price.. $2.50
Regular Price. .85.75. Sale Price.. $4. 00
Regular Price .. 86.50. Sale Price.. $4.25
Regular Price. .87.00. Sale Price.. S5.50
Regular Price .. 87.50. Sale Price.. $5.75
LADIES' 2 BUTTON KID GLOVES
P.laek, White, Taa. Grey and Brown
Regular Price. .$1.25. Sale Price.. $1.00
' ENGLISH LONG CLOTH
TwelTe TaTds to the Piece
Regular Price.. 82.25. Sale Price.. $1.90
FINE NAINSOOK
Twelve Yards to the Tiece
Regular Price. .82.25. Sale Price. .51.90
INDIA LIN ON
Ten Yards to the Piece
I Regular Price .. $1.75. Sale Price.. $1.25
Saciis' h Ml do., lit
Corner Fort and Beretania Sireets,
Opi-osite Tire Station
It certainly is a "SUCCESS" Just what its name implies. For a long
time we have experimented in hose to produce just what will last longest
under the peculiar conditions found here. The results of our investiga
tions are highly satisfactory. In th e "SUCCESS" hose we combine all the
good points and eliminate all the weak ones.
IT IS RED; IN 5-PLY AND WEARS LIKE IRON
If you doubt, look about you in seven out of ten yards vou find the
Red "SUCCESS" hose used, not because it's red, but because it mn
THE BEST BY TEST.
IN. 50 FEET, $8.50; 34 IN. 25 FEET, $4.50
Wm. Wm DIMOND & CO., LTD.
53-55-57 KING STREET, HONOLULU.
SUMMER STYLES MADE OF MATERIALS THAT
WEAR. NOTHING THAT WILL GO OUT OF SHAPE
IN A WEEK, NOTHING THAT WILL NOT PUT ON
YOU A STYLE THAT COUNTS AMONG GOOD DRESS
ERS. WE HAVE BATVVINGS, FOUR-IN-HAND FLAT
SCARFS AND WINDSORS OF THE MOST CHARMING
SHADES.
THESE GOODS ARE FROM THE MAKERS OF THE
MOST FASHIONABLE NECKWEAR IN AMERICA.
IT IS IN DEMAND BY THE BEST DRESSERS ON
BROADWAY. IT IS SO GOOD THAT THE PRICE
MAKES IT A BARGAIN.
ilva's
T
ELKS' BUILDING, KING
4 Gold Bronze
Plain Bailor Shoe
with a Bronze Velvet Bow with a Single Rhinestone Set, Wood Cuban
Heel, Turn Sole, Feather Edge, Velvet Finish. The finest and most
beautiful dress shoes made.
We invite your inspection.
$7.50
M. Mclnerny Shoe Store
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
W. W. WRIGHT COMPANY, LTD., King near South.
PERSONALS.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Bierbach .died yesterday morning.
Senator E. Quinn, -who has been
spending a vacation on the Coast, i3
reported to be on his way back to
Hawaii, and isthought to he on the
steamer with the Congressional party.
If he is, they will know a few thing3
about the islands before they get here.
H. J. Mi AND
MIS. BA! LEY WED
Henry N. Almy, United States Ship
ping Commissioner, and 3drs. Bailey,
proprietor of the Art Theater, were
married at noon yesterday at 'the
Knutsford Hotel, corner of Beretania
and Union streets. Rev. Henry-Parker,
of Kawaiahao church, ofGciatirg.
The news of the wedding was sur
prise to even the. intimate friend3 of
the bride and groom. Only a few were
present. The honeymoon will be spent
in town, as both bride and groom have
business interests whijh require their
present attention.
Mrs. Bailey came here about two
years ago from Santa Cruz and built
the Art Theater, her partner being Mr.
L'awson, who is still connected with
the theater and the construction of
the new vaudeville amusement house
adjoining. Mr. Almy has been a resi
dent of Honolulu for many years and
has occupied his present federal posi
tion for the past three or four years.
He is a CLieagoan.
DON'T IGNORE SLIGHT INJURIES.
Don 't neglect giving every nt.
wound or bruise prompt attention.
Blood poison may appear and an ugly
scar or even the loss of a limb result.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is -an anti
septic, heals the wound rapidly and all
danger is avoided by its use. For Bale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd., agents for Hawaii.
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STREET.
PHONE 651.
We have the best facilities for this
work in Honolulu. Also repairing of
all kinds.
Rooms
With Every Modem
Convenience
IJ AW All AN
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MEALS Go To
ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL
or CAFE
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Opportunity
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DEPOSIT
SILVERWARE
at big reductions.
They comprise most beautiful
and useful pieces at prices with
in reach.
Jewelers and Watchmakers,
Hotel Street.
THE WANT ADS. WILL ERING
TOU WHAT YOU WANT.
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All the Popular Shades
WHITNEY & MARSH. Ltd.
creamery
Solid pack, fine, full flavor and as creamy
as any you ever got on the farm Kept
in our own rnlrl 'stnraae awav frnm
other foods. Has
Met ropblHanarEto
Phone 45.
EMBROIDERED
PONGEE SILK COATS.
MANDARINS
Silk Crepe Scarfs, all shades. Ladies Silk Stockings, Crepe
Picture Frames and Paintings. . ?
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ADANIE IRENE CORSETS
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