The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Special 5o-cent dinner at the Union
Grill today.
A fine collection Of books will be
sold today at Morgan's salesrooms-
Peerless Preserving Paint is manu-
featured in Honolulu. Patronize home
industry.
Unitarian literature sent free by ad-
dressing Postofhce MlsSion' JaiiId!Col
Plain, Mass.
The best OF references given in re-
card to the merits of the Peerless Pre-
serving Paint.
The Union Grill management an
nounces several Observation-Disclosures dln-
ner parties tonight.
An expert bookkeeper. employed dur
ing the day, desires a position Tor
evening work See al.
A seven-room cottage on Pilkoi
street Is offered for rent For parucu-
lars. see our classified ads
See page . for menu of good things
offered by the popular New England
Bakery for Thanksgiving
w. w. Dimond & Co, Ltd, publish
elsewhere a very unique Thanksgiving
proclamation, which is sure 10 interest
you
Butterick patterns and the Delinea-
tor for December, at Mrs Hanna -
Fort street, between Hotel and Bere-
tania-
BugEies. runabouts. surreys, at your
.vn price today, at Morgan's sales
rooms on Queen street. BE on time
IL o'clock
Mr.. James Sheridan. piauoforte
tuner and repaiTer. All orders LETT with
Wall. Nichols & Co. will be promptly
attended to.
At noon today James +. Morgan VIII
sell the buildings on PunchbOwi ana
King streets belonging TO the Honolulu
Stock Yards.
r. susu Mayo, who has had many
years experience in fine Photographic
work, has opened a new gallery at
King and Maunakea streets.
A good experienced boOkkeeper can
secure a position with irst-class mer-
jcantile house. Must come well recon-
mended. For particulars, see al.
All accounts due the Honolulu Stock
Yards Co, Ltd, and remaining UNPAID
on November so, will be placed in the
hands OF an attorney for collection
The Scottish Amateur Athletic Asso-
citation of Hawaii will hold their an
nuaI meeting at the rooms of the Scot
fish Thistle Club on the 10Th Instant
at O'Clock.
Saiter's grocery store on Fort street
has been thoroughly renovated ana
new line of fresh and seasonable goods
added. Reliable goods at the right
prices always at this establishment.
Go way back and sit down in the
candy and ice cream department or
Wall, Nichols Co., then order an ice
cream soda. That you'll enjoy 1t We
are sure. Its excellence IS unsurpass-
ed.
Studebaker express wagons are the
strongest and best made. Twenty-Five
hne ones Just received at Schuman' s.
These wagons were made expressly for
this country, and should be seen 10
be appreciated.
Mr.. Wichnan calls attention to his
fine ivory carvings and Vienna minla-
lures. which have just been received.
His art rooms are filed with fine sea-
sonabIe goods for this season, and are
well worth a visit.
NJ. Brasch & Co, of the Lace House,
are talking handkerchiefs for the com
ing holidays. They also have a manu-
some showing of Swiss embroiderles.
Shirtwaists and children's dresses
made to order by them
n. S. Sachs & Co, the popular dry
goods store, will this year give as a
premium a very choice dressed doll
This doll viii be given to the chilc Sc
curing the highest number O. votes
Every cash customer Will be given u
ticket which Will entItle him or her 10
vote.
The steamship Aiameua isd"eS On
December 4th. and the Sonoma on De
cer1bar IOth for the Coast. These two
steamers will carry Xmas packages Ior
wells. Fargo Company. who deliver al
goods direct to the residence This
company has established an office IN
this city, and all orders left with the
Union Express Company VIII De
promptly attended TO.
The holiday show commences at
Ke~r's store on Monday next. in addi-
ton to an immense display OF al
kinds of presents for young and old
The firm announce n special opening
ex steamship Doric OF Japanese silks
in all the newest shades in plain goods,
pineapple silk and fancy cord kaiki,
and a very choice line of silk hsndker-
chiefs. Buyers OF Xmas presents
should visit Queen street.
THANKSGIVING Service