The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-29
LOCAL BREWTIES.

a four or nV6-rOOm cottage IS want
ed. See our classified ads today.
Every size in the boys wool tweed
suits at $3.50 at Kerr's clothing sale.
April Delineators and Butterick pat
terms at Mrs. Hanna's, Union street.
The First Battalion will hold bat
TALON drill on Wednesday, April LIST.
The $3.50 Scotch tweed suits for men
at Kerr's clothing sale are positively
worth $1,000.
a very good position by consulting our
classified ads today.
Sachs have some surprises in mill
opening announcement.
F. r. Nugent has been appointed
acting hospital steward of the First
Regiment, National Guard.
Poll tax must be paid before Tuesday,
after which it becomes delinquent and
a ten per cent penalty is added.
Arabic" is for cooling and preserving
iron roofs; it has no equal and costs
but little. California Feed Co. agents. I"
Do not forget to look in Mrs. c. L..
Dickerson's millinery window as you
are passing. 1881 Alakea near Bereta-
MIA.
Nearly every buyer at Kerr's clothing
sale last week advised his friends to
take advantage of the special clothing
sale.
Party today advertises in our classi-
fed column for three or four nice
rooms, one of which must be large
one.
Several new and highly scientific ap-
planes have been added to the optical
of H. F. wichman's jewelry
store.
For special Monday bargains see the
Pacific Hardware Co. advertisement to-
day. Jardinieres, only Soc; regular
price, s1.50.
The Palace Grill will offer something
new in a Revenue Cutter dinner this
evening. with uniformed mess room
boys serving the dinner.
The fortieth thanksgiving anniver-
sary of the native branch of the
knights of Pythias will be observed
today at Kaumakapili chapel.
All remnants will be closed out re-
CARELESS of cost at Jordan's beginning
on April 1st. Call and you will be con-
WINGED that it is no April fool joke.
Why pay large profits when you can
get a first class suit at Kerr's sale in
a dozen styles for less than the mate
rial cost to make in the ordinary way?
You can sleep with perfect safety and
no fear of having your valuables taken
f you have one of those Handy Burglar
Alarms that Whitman & Co. are sell
ing.
The pet reddish brown Cocker Span
lei belonging to Mrs. Ed. Damon has
been lost. Liberal reward will be paid
he finder if same is returned to Bish-
Dps bank.
Montana, the Hotel street milliner, is
going out of business. Everything |
must go. Dress goods. muslin under |
wear corsets, gloves, ribbons. laces, |
etc.
Corporal Chas. Felix has been ap-
pointed quartermaster sergeant of Co. |
4 andI Private Samuel Wallace has |
,een promoted to be a corporal in the |
anne company.
Owing to the illness of Walter G. |
smith his lecture with an Invading
Army to be given at the Y. NJ. c. A.
lext Monday evening, has been post
,oned indefinitely.
Detective McDuffie received last night
shipment of real live frogs from Hilo.
* Kinau. large juicy frogs, and today
lie viii have a feast with few of his
hosen friends.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Homen's Auxiliary and Guild of St.
andrews Cathedral will be held at the
louse of Mrs. Parke. Beretania street,
m Monday next, March Both, at 2:SO
o'clock.
The former military trainer at Ka-
nehameha school, e. j. Wilson. was ar
ested yesterday on a warrant charg-
ng him with larceny in the second de-
rec. 1t is alleged that he purloined
ewing machine.
Jas. A Low, manager of Honolulu
lanta%ion, has patented a new cane
oader which he believes will be sue
essful. The machines are on the old
eader principles so familiar a few
ears ago in California wheat fields.
John Kekuewa, freight clerk on the
zinau, chastised a too insistent Jap
nese hackman on the Wilder dock last
light, and was arrested for assault.
lie said at the Police Station that Com
lodore Beckley told him TO smash the
APP
Blom's inducements this week should
lerit your special attention. Accord
lg to the advertisement in this issue
cent dimlties will be sold at the spe-
ial price of 35 cents per yard. Other
qualify strong bargains are offered
lso.
Suit has been instituted against II. /
Iamano on behalf of the United States
or violation of the contract labor law
is alleged that Hamano brought over
wo Japanese TO work for him. Suit for
ne $1,000 penalty is brought in both
Asses.
The Waldorf company made the hit
the engagement last night in the
0medy Turned Up" The large audi !
nee was especially pleased and the
Management decided before the show
as half over to repeat it tomorrow
vening.
Frank E. Thompson has withdrawn
ON the firm Of Humphreys, Thomp- !.
IN & Watson and will take up the
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