The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-07
lfrHA 1891


Between the registration and I.
the discussion of the franchise
for the Japanese, politics are /.
getting warm In countries /.
where advanced civilization is
the boast OF the people an cleo .
ton campaign is the season for
mud throwing through the press .
/ Just why has never been fully /
explained except that it is poll .
tics The indications point
toward a thoroughly American |
campaign here, but, as there is
! practically but one Richmond
in the field it is likely our daily
press will continue as good
'family journals" and the people
will not be obliged to sCrape
political mud from the pages
before taking the papers into
their homes. Politics make il
lively among the candidates and
their friends but we have never
heard OF a business man who
complained OF being overworked
in his store as the result Of an
election campaign
There are some things, how
ever, that people will buy before,
during and after a campaign and
one of these is Haviland China.
We have sold this ware ever
since we have been in business
and it seems to be growing in
, popularity all the time. 1t is so
: different from other ware as we
sell 1T because you can always
have a complete set. We have
r duplicates Of every piece sold SO
, that if you happen by any acct
dent to break plate or a cup
4 you can replace it at any time.
q In other decorated china once a
y piece OF set is broken your set
\ is imperfect and cannot be made
right except at considerable
: expense. With Haviland ware
you can replace broken piece
at the same rate you pay for II
when you buy a whole set. Our
"2Ie6' pattern is cons Tered by
people here to be as handsome
as any china manufactured
a stove is as necessary an arti
Gle as will be found in the house;
the days OF the kerosene tin foi
baking purposes are numbered
in modern Hawaii: the advance
y OF civilization across the Pacific
/. has brought us, not only the
10 American system of politics anc
y Tammany methods, but the
o Fischer Steel Range. 1t does
"a not matter whether you use Goa
II at five or twenty dollars a tor
d or wood at ten dollars per cord
# you will save money. A Fischer
% Steel Range will burn one-thirc
less fuel than any other stove o
,, the same size. Another thing il
"a its favor is the fact that it vii
st heat up quicker than any Other
lie style of stove. Fifteen minutes
N after the fire is lighted YOU
AZ chops and coffee are ready OF
the table. We have for these
III ranges both tanks for hot water
W and charcoal brollers. The water
50 pipes are already in the ranges
v, so that you have little to do Will
in the plumber when you take ;
Fischer Range. The charcoal
brollers are attached to thu
range, and when you wish t
II broil a fish or a steak you cal
er get the food close down over tn,
70 Goals.
h We have in Iron Stoves VIII a
= we consider the best cheap Stov,
3 in the country. We sell on al
'r average two every day OF tn,
1t Pansy Stoves. and have yet t
o hear OF complaint from a pur
,s chaser. They are economical o
II coal or wood and are sold by u
:, at the lowest price possible.
i you do not wish to go to the ex
r. pense Of Steel Range, there i
'e no better substitute than Pans,
" Stove.
. THE HAWAIIAN HARD
WARE co.
st 3O7 Fort Street.