The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Sachs ad on page ?.


Scotty's lunch satisfies the most crit
ical 25c. with beer, etc.
| S5c. Victoria Lawns at 65c. piece a
! Sachs.
Handsome new bags just opened a
Whitney & Marsh's.
| Spangled robes in black, black ant
white and all white at Whitney &
| Marsh's.
! order some New Zealand smoked
Phcne Main 149.
See Jas. F.. Morgan's column today
, for sales of valuable real estate or
Pensacola street.
Send a Honolulu in a Nutshell tC
your friends on the mainland. Island
Curio co. sells them.
Fresh flower seeds arrived by the
Ventura. On sale Monday, November
5, at Mrs. TayIor's. the florist.
Several new items added to Blom's
mark down sale which will make the
sale unusually popular from now till
Thursday,
Beginning tomorrow. the Sachs Dry
Goods Co. will offer an immense stock
of white goods at prices far below the
regular values.
Ehlers' offerings at bottom of the So
ciety page will interest you. There are
items of interest to men as well as
women this week.
Steel table knives, with ivory or
pearl handles, at reduced prices this
week at z. O. Hall & Son. Two sizes.
table and dessert.
twenty-five shares of Olaa Sugar Co.
and 10 shares of Eva, will be sold at
public auction Thursday noon. See
Jas. F. Morgan for particulars.
The interest in the Panama canal
contest grows daily; all the schools
and many institutions, are working
hard to secure the splendid model.
Mrs Taylor, the florist, asks the
ladies to inspect the Bombay reed jar
dinieres she is offering. much superior
to the glazed jar for house plants.
Misses Johnson and Olson, dress
makers, have moved from 1116 Richards
street to No. / Little Village, rear Of
the German church, Beretania avenue.
Special prices on white goods at
Sachs.
Breakfast at Scotty's Royal Annex
Cafe. Dainty, clean and appetizing,
Appointments for hairdressing and
massage can be made with Mrs. Doris
E. Paris by phone-Main 491. Parlors
on Fort street, opposite the Catholic
Convent.
Some very choice lots belonging to
DR.. w. H. Mays in Kain1uki will be
sold at public auction on Wednesday,
November 4, at Jas. F. Morgan's auc-
ton rooms.
DIR. A. r. Rowat is offering for sale
a ladies' saddle horse with saddle,
bride and blanket; very gentle: thor,
oughly broken and rides easy. Inquire
III King street.
Ladies who want a very desirable
shoe should call at the Manufacturers
Shoe Co. this week and ask to see their
stock number 130. The price is only
$3.50 and it is excellent value.
The sale of clothing at the Globe
Clothing Store on Hotel street near
Bethel is an innovation as far as prices
are concerned. They are selling fine
suits for the usual price of common
ones.
Beautiful new subjects in souvenir
postals: Princess Kaiulani and Alma
hau, Central Union Church, Madame
Alapai and the band and many others |
at Hawaii & South Seas Curio Co.,
Young building.
Drive away care by lighting a Cen |
,ral Arthur cigar. 1t gives more gen |
line satisfaction than any other cigar |
Tou can smoke. Sold by every cigar |
stand. Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co, whole
ale distributors.
When you order ketchup, ask your |
rrocer for Curtice Bros Blue Label |
t is made of red ripe tomatoes sea-
oned with pure spices with the care
md know-how that have made the |
Blue Label brand famous. Costs no !
more than other makes. All grocers
ell IT..
Dine at Royal Annex Cafe. Try some
rog's legs. Merchant and Nuuanu.
Big reductions on Indian 1inons and
lainsooks at Sachs
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