The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mems stylish all wool tweed suits
from $3.50 at Kerr's tomorrow
A big stock of clothing will be offered
at enormous discount at Kerr's tornor-
row.
Mrs. c. l. Dickerson has a nicely
trimmed millinery window OF Easter
hats
Arabic satisfies every one Used on
metal and slate roofs only. Cal. Feed
Co. agts.
The new postofice steamer time Ia
bles for April. May and June. have just
been issued.
Kerr's temporary premises was closed
yesterday preparing for the big clothing
sale tomorrow.
A good canvasser is wanted to sell a
fine line of advertising calendars. See
our classified ads.
Primo book beer has captured the
town. It's flavor is delicious and as a
spring tonic it has no equal.
The sturtevant Drug Co. have had
wonderful success with their Sturte-
want Dental Cream. Try some.
A bright boy of 16 or Is years can
secure a good position by consulting
today's classified advertisements.
Easter ribbons, laces and embroider-
les at special prices for this week only
at Jordan's. See their window display.
Have your invitations and dodgers
delivered by Territorial Messenger Ser
vice. Main s61. Cheaper than by
mail.
Read the Pacific Hardware Co.'S adj
vertiseTnent today and see what they
have to offer tomorrow only for 10
cents.
The HOLSTER Drug Co. have just re-
ceived fresh lot of vegetable and gar
den seeds from the Coast. Send in your
orders early.
The old Herbert house on Alakea
street has been entirely removed pre-
paratory to the ground being broken for
the new Kerr block
Mr.. p. H. Farley win lecture for the
Catholic Benevolent Union this even
ing at the Cathedral club hall, his SUBJ
ject being: cardinal Newman"
A ladies' gold watch was lost in Ka-
lihis district. Same had the initials A
r. .on the case. Liberal reward viii
be given if returned to this office.
Mr.. VIM. c. Lyon. the bookseller,
now sells The Century Dictionary. on
the same terms and for less price than
Jno. wanamaker This is for a short
time only.
Never before in Honolulu have ladies
ribbed vests been sold so low as at
Blonn's. in the Progress Block, during
he sale this week. See the vests dis
played in their window.
Mrs. H. Cook. who has been visiting
her daughters. the Misses Katherine
Ind Junia Cook, for the past four
months, returned to her home in San
Francisco on the Korea.
w. o. Smith, administrator of the
state of H. d. Roberts. deceased, has
He'd his final account showing receipts
# $s6sS.26 and payments of s467S.15,
eaving a balance of s4020.11.
Special sale of muslin underwear:
400 gowns for $500; skirts. $500 for
$50 and $500. Chemise $500, $3.50. s1.0o
nd 75c. Drawers. 5oc.. 75c. and $1.0o.
'orset covers, Soc, at Montano's.
The final account of Thomas G.
'hrum, executor of the estate of George
:, A. Thrum, deceased, filed yester-
ay, shows receipts of sSs93.5S and pay
rents of s11ss.s5, leaving balance of
2s066s.
A fine bear skin mounted by Fred
hip e Bro. has attracted a good deal
f attention for the past week in their
how window on Bethel street. It viii
smain on exhibition until Monday
vening.
ing Island, returped from the Coast
| the Sonoma. He was called there to
,nfer with the representatives of the
ritish cable company with view to
leir purchasing his interest in Fam
ing. but the negotiations came to
othing.
The Advertiser has received a COM
from I. McCants Stewart 4
which he assumes he was the man t
.ferred to in an item in the Advertiser
ating that Kupihea read in the House t
ON a written opinion prepared by a t
wyer. Mr.. Stewart denies that he is
lie lawyer referred to.
Guy Owens made an exhibition of
lie Automatic Telephone System at
ishop Hall. Kamehameha Schools,