The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-08

Pink Pills for Pale People: Mrs. Il. G.
Brown. Pink pills. II. =. Brown.
Browns Bronchial Tube Tablets. Dr.
Frrar. Swamp Root. Clarence Cooke.
Nestle's Food. y. r. Brock. Footease.
John WatcrhOus.. MOTTO Bac." an
empty tobacco box. Miss SOrenson. Hal
Primers Paiu-Kill-r. the latter part
representing a Rapid Transit car. II.
W. Wichman. LicOrice Tablets. q
Yardley pictur" Of a tramp licking a
stamp. and bag Of rice near by: Mrs.
r. j. LOwrey. Cherry Cordial bunch OF
cherries and Mrs. Luwrey's cordial
manner: +. J. Lowrey Rough on Rats.
Elizabethan rum on raft for hair: Mas
ter LOwrey, pain-kilier. picture OF a
Rapid Transit car: Miss Hathaway.
Orangine. Chinese oranges and card
labelled Inc" Theodore Lansing.
Pains Celery Compound, picture OF
Manager Pain. bunch Of celery. com"
and poi Founders. DIR. Garvin. Swamp
Root and syrup OF White Pine: Mrs.
Anderson. Pink Pills for Pale PeO-
pie" a Yardley picture representing a
doctor hurrying with a large bottle OF
pink pills TO a big bucket filled with
the well known people whom Yardley
has cartoOned: willard Brown ~ for
Pneumonia: Ralph Geer. White Pine
Balsam; ]. \. McCandless. corn Flow
er; Mrs. Geer. Vegetable Compound:
Mrs Theodore Richards. Ayers Hair
Nigor: Mr.. Damon. in-killer: w. l..
whitney, ''CascaretS-They Work
While You Sleep" three mosquitoes:
Miss Benner. Warmers Safe Cure: Mrs.
Philip Frear. Garfield Tea. picture of
Garfield ON a u-leaf: DIR. Mays. ST.
Jacobs Oil: Mrs. Mays. Nestle's Food:
Mrs. Frank Anterior. Brush's Sea-Sick
Remedy: Miss Charlotte Hall. Ponds
Extract: Percy Pond. Ponds extract.
himself: Mr.. Campbell. Camelline. pic
ture Of lean camel: DR.. \. NJ. Smith,
Pain-Killer. picture of Death: Mr..
French. Postum: y. l.. Marx. Ponds
Extract. advertisement OF College
Hills.
a chatting dish party was given for
Captain Smiley. Lieut.. Moore and
Lieut.. Watkins. OF the transport War
rem. at the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Henry W. Howard. King street Tues
day evening last. Among those pres
ent were Madame Genevra tombstone
Bishop. the OratOrio singer: Miss Ian
degon OF New York and others.
Captain Smiley and Madame Bishop
first met n Chicago when. in 1898. the
big charity war song concert was Civ
en- for the relief OF the poor. Ii will
be- remembered that the sum Of 10000
was taken in At the time. Madame
Bishop was the only lady singer and
she marched upon the stage dressed
as the Goddess Of Liberty. and proceed
ed by a company OF regulars from Fort
Sheridan. commanded by Captain Smil-
ey. Arriving at the proper place on
the stage. the soldiers stacked arms, /
and Madame Bishop. advancing to the
front OF the stage, sang the Star Span !
g1ed Banner. As she took the high g. |
the little cOlOred boy who preceded /
her. carrying an American flag. knelt /
down and. casting his eyes upward. 4
ciasped his hands together in adora-
ton OF the Stars and Stripes. The |
whole scene was most effective enc. \
and the great audience. among whom |
were the best people in Chicago. was
moved to a pitch or intense excitement. \
Madame Bishop says herself that she
never sang as well in her life. She
was simply carried beyond herself by /
the thrill Of the moment and the all !
enthusiasm.
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II Is not often that HOnOiulans are !
the guests Of army officers 1T large !