Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-09
Business And Pleasure
Good Things For Everybody


c. b. Reynolds is still selling build.
Ing material twenty per cent less than
other dealers.
How much of an estate did he
leave?" at appears that he died
neither rich nor poor. They estimate
his estate at about two Millions
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
See John NJ. Martin when you have
interior decorating to do.
The One-Jack Haverstraw is en-
gagged. The Other One-Really! He
has to walk with the greatest care iHa-
aginable.-Chicago Tribune.
Send your clothes to the City Reno.
waiting Co. and have them "spruced
up"
That pianist has n metallic touch"
1--WE noticed that: he borrows money
of me every time he comes TO town.
Detroit Free Fress.
There are some mighty fine suits In
that stock of the Globe Clothing Co.
Prices range from So up to $40.
Nell-They say her wedding simply
beggared description. Belle don't
know about that. but I've heard II near.
said he was going to do something des-
perate when | refused him. Who Is
the girl? The One (meekly)-l am
Chicago Journal.
The Aloha Company can supply you
with any kind of labor. Telephone
White 2iO1.
This Is so sudden" she murmured,
weakly. The messenger boy had an
swered her call within five minutes OF
her ringing him up.-Baltimore Amer.
lean.
One hears many people wondering
what they shall give their friends for
a Christmas present. This is not per-
picking question IL you go to NJ. X.
Counters jewelry store.
The Young Man-Don't you think
Kitty Sweetum has a graceful walk?
The Young Woman-Yes: I've noticed
II. The poor girl is dreadfully troubled
with corns on both her feet, and she
ly beggared her father.-Philadelph
Record
Increased patronage of the Cobweb
Cafe made more room necessary. The
addition was made this week.
Give me package of chewing
gum" I'VE don't keep such things"
well, you've got card in the window
th"' says isP'"iNSl S"Pp'iSS'
Houston Post.
AS an architect w. Matlock Camp
bell has known methods he follows
when planning building that assures
clients of beautiful, artistic and mod.
ern buildings.
During the special sale furnishing
goods are very cheap at c. X. Chow
T. Co.. King and River streets.
Produce of all kinds can be pur.
chased at the minimum price of NJ. w.
McChesney & Sons.
Mrs. Buggins-The new milkman
says he used to keep a billiard.room.
Mr.. Buggins-Well. guess he must
have had lot of chalk left over.-Phil-
adephia Record.
Everything is plainly dispshyed and
II is not difficult 10 find just what you
want when you go to J. A. II. Vierra
& Co.
Clothing that is distinctive of first,
class tailoring Is the kind that j. p.
Rodrigues gives his customers.
: He-Good.by forever! leave you
now, never to return. She-Well, for
goodness sake remember that it's
cheaper to telephone than to send a
messenger.-Life.
! You save money on your clothes
cleaning bill If you are a monthly GUS
toner of the Honolulu Clothes Clean.
ing Co.
You can find just what you wish as
neat present for your friend at Thos.
lindsay's jewelry store, Fort street.
How do you know that young
Rounder's intentions are serious?"
In' - fFtN
dy and substituted chafing-dishes and
cook-books and things.
Leader.
When buying Christmas presents.
don't by any means, fail to visit the
Wing Wo Tai & Co.'S store, 9i1 Nuuanu
street. This store contains one OF the
finest lines of Oriental goods in Homo.
lulu.
Essentially, quality Is the main con-
sideration when buying q monument.
This is evident in the stocks of monu-
ments carried by J. c. Axtell & Co.
What did you do with all of those
unpaid bills, Julia?" 81 saw they were
beginning to worry you. dear, so |
destroyed them."-Life.
Quality is the most essential part OF
anything. This is doubly true with
anything you eat or drink. That is
why people, who desire none but tho
best, buy their soft drinks of the Ha.
waiian Soda Works.
The rooms in the Majestic hotel are
as well furnished as those in much
higher price hotels.
DO you object to the Sunday rest?"
said voice in the crowd. But the
Anarchist-Atheist orator was not
stumped. mo, sir!" he shouted. ii
merely demand that the other days
in the week be treated the same way!"
Cleveland Leader.
Mrs. Annie Kearns has boxes of IS.
land preserves, made especially for the
holiday trade.
Rodrick-They say Cholly Goodfel.
low Is very popular around town. Van
Albert should say so. Why, he
wears out two coats a month Just from
people slaDping him on the back.-Chl-
icago News.