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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-28

In the Cool of the Morning-D. H
| Hitchcock.
I-auhalas-D. H. Hitchcock
The Wind Swept Sentinel-D. H
Hitchcock.
Kalihi Valley-Morning-D. H. Hitch
| cock.
Across the Kewalo Marshes-D. H
| Hitchcock.
Sunset-A. r. Gurrey.
Morning Lght-D. H. Hitchcock.
| Surf-D. H. Hitchcock.
sand Dunes at Mana--D. H. Hitch
/ cock.
Haena Shore, Kauai-D. H. Hitchcock.
Heeia, Oahu-Otto Wix.
Kilohana-Otto Wix.
Waianae Peaks-Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt.
Mountain Stream, Halemanu-Mrs. H.
NJ Won Holt.
Into Manoa Valley-Otto Wix.
From Heeia-Otto Wix.
Nuuanu. Valley-Otto Wix.
The Hf4is from Waikiki-Otto wix.
Study of Cocoanuts-Otto Wix.
In the valley-Otto Wix.
Heeia-Otto Wix.
The Pail Gap-Otto Wix.
Cocoanut Palms-Otto Wix.
Konahuanui-Otto Wix.
From Kaneohe-Otto Wix.
Hill and Vale-Otto Wix.
Night at Waikiki-A. r. Gurrey.
Moonlight at Sea-A. r. Gurrey.
Waikiki-Grace Robertson.
A Bit of Sea and Sky-Grace Robert
son.
Kaimuki-A. r. Gurrey.
Evening Lights Upon the Peaks and
Dismal Depths Below Peaks''-D. H.
Hitchcock.
Mists in the Canyon-D. H. Hitchcock.
The Waterfall, Waimea Canyon-D. H.
Hitchcock.
A Peaceful Morning-Grace Robertson.
Lights and shades in Makiki-D. H.
Hitchcock.
The Hillside-A r. Gurrey.
Beyond the Shadows of the Hills-D.
H Hitchcock.
The Path Among the Cocoanuts-
Grace Robertson.
Kapuhi Point-Coast of Kauai-D. H.
Hitchcock.
The Jungle-Grace Robertson.
Appalachian Streams. Decoto.
Mists on Diamond Head-Grace Rob-
ertson.
Haena Bay-Kauai-D. H. Hitchcock.
Sand Dunes-Kauai-D. H. Hitchcock.
Little All Sid-A Study from Life
Mrs. j. Rosenstein.
Rose Bowi-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Rose Vase-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Tobacco Jar-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Fruit Plates, Cherries-Mrs. J. L.
Moore.
Fruit Plates, strawberries-Mrs. ]. L.
Moore,
Fruit Plates, Red Currants-Mrs. J.
l.. Moore
Fruit Plates. Plums-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Fruit Plates, Raspberries-Mrs. J. L.
Moore.
Fruit Plates, Gooseberries-Mrs. J. L.
Moore.
Ramekin Set-Mrs. j. L. Moore.
Violet Bowl-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
J. l.. Moore.
Conventional Plate, Forget Me-Nots-
Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Conventional Plate, Roses-Mrs. J. L
Moore.
Poppy Vase-Mfss A. Low.
Fruit Dish-Miss A. Low.
Dessert Service-Miss A. Low.
Morning vase-Mrs. ]. L. Moore.
Rose Jar-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Violet Vase-Mrs. ]. L. Moore.
Chrysanthemum Basket-Mrs. J. L
Moore.
Salad Set-Mrs. ]. L. Moore.
Native Girl-Bas. Relief (Study from
Z Life)-Mr. J. 'Rosenstein.
Punch Bowl-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Figure Vase-Mrs. J. L. Moore.
Vase in Raised Paste-Mrs. J. L.
Moore.
Service Plates in Roses-Mrs. ]. l.
Moore.
Designs for Christmas Cards-Miss A.
H. Parke.
Plate-Miss A. H. Parke. |
Double Violet Vase-Miss L. Nc |
Stocker. |
Plate-Miss L. Nc /
Stocker.
L. McStocker.
3egonia Leaves-Miss L. McStocker.
Yellow Orchid--Miss L. McStocker.
0rangeade Jug-Miss L. Nc Stocker.
Plate-Miss l. Nc
Stocker.
Plate-Miss L. Nc
Stocker.
Bread and Butter Plates-Mrs. W. NJ.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Shower for Bride-Elect

The prettiest party of the fall season was the shower given last Saturday af. ternoou by Mrs. F. E. Wales. Miss Enla Hull, the popular brideelect, was the honor guest and was the recipient of some thirty-odd handkerchiefs.
 During the first part of the afternoon music was enjoyed; then clever guess ing game in which Mrs. F. S. Nave won a beautiful cut glass dish as first prize.
 The house was artistically decorated in hearts and streamers, the color scheme being pink and white. As the bride-elect was seated in doorway, a large tissue heart opened and showered
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Societu
McGinn-Butz

The Los Angeles Exominer of Thurs J,v last reviews the MeGinn. Butz we'd ding as follows:
 ,.Yesterday morning at St. Agnes church Miss Catherine Frances McGinn .nl Lee Paul Butz were married by the Rev Father Maloney. The bride wore o cown of white mousseline. She was unattended. The wedding breakfast ,,os served at the home of the bride. After their honeymoon the couple will reside in Globe, Ariz., where Mir. Butz has business interests.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Cleaning! Cleaning! Cleaning!

We devote all our time to cleaning and pressing. That why we do first class work. Bring your suit in and be convinced. Second hand clothes bought and sold. American Cleaning Works, next door to Wells Fargo. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

her with handkerchiefs. Delicious re. treatments were served at four tables. each decorated in the pretty pink and white chosen for the party. The place cards on which was the name of each guest were unique. On each were two hearts pierced with golden arrow.
 The guests were the Mesdames spates, Sturgeon, Caller, Campbell, As dorf, Hanna, Jacobs, Wales, l.. II. Brown, Elliott, Coombs, Weinberger, Lantin, Barrett, French, Nave, Edwards, Miles, Barker and the Misses Hull, Me. kenzie, Webb, Cowles, Wangelin, Short and Coombs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
New Restaurant

The Merchants Cafe is now located opposite the postoifice and meals and short orders will be served.
 Try our dinner today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Cool Candy

Chocolates kept cool and fresh in the hottest weather at Van Wagenens Post Office Store. Call and be con vinced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Notice to Patrons

Mrs. w. F. Kaliher, teacher of ex- perience, will open a private school October 2l, at residence, 635 s. Second street. Sshool hours, ? to 4:30 p. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Professor Morris, the magician and ventriloquist, only two days more at the Alexander. U 0 2 him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Reserved seats for 'The Octoroon" now on sale at the Globe Commercial Company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Modern Warfare

See the "Torpedo Attack on II. M. $. Dreadnaught - at the Iris. It is worth the price of admission alone.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Ring up 372 for painter. Van Wag- enen will call on you and give you a frst-class job.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Don't worry. Globe Jobbing Shop crates furniture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

No reasonable offer refused for your winter hat. Go to Browns.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Globe Jobbing Shop. Fred R. Axtell, proprietor, 369 Devereaux, two blocks east of Dreamland.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

All millinery at cost and many hats for less at Browns Cost Sale.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Purity and accuracy in prescription at Barrett's drug store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Boone-Atkinson

A quiet wedding occurred in the pro- bate chambers of Judge P. C. Robertson on Sunday afternoon, when Miss Lydia c. Boone and Edwin $. Atkinson were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony, Judge Robertson officiating. The eere- mony was witnessed by number of the friends of the high contracting par ties. The happy young couple will make Globe their future home and start in life with the best wishes of large circle of friends.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

ating group of claims north of Saf ford, is about to commence an exten sive line of development work. Tn, properties are under the management of J. E. Carpenter.
 Work of sinking test well No. 2 vii be commenced by the Valley railway company this week on the Riggs rancl near Thatcher.
 The city council of Pima, at meet ing held recently, granted the Gila val ley road permission to build 1000 feet additional switch track in that town.
 Stafford saloon keepers have been ac. quilted of the charge of allowing min. ors to drink and play cards in their resorts.
 After an examination of the property by John Hayes Hammond, Globe men have decided on extensively developing the Horse Shoe mine near Stafford. By the explosion of gun Robert lsom of Thatcher lost portion of his right hand.
 Daniel Campbell of the artesian we'll belt section, Graham county, has been arrested and held to the grand jury on a charge of criminally assaulting Lydia Mcdonald, aged 13.
 Butter and eggs, by pound and dozen command 40 cents, respectively, in the valley towns.
 The telegraph line, twenty-five miles in length, between San Carlos and Eu- reka Springs, has been sold by the local forestry department to the Norton Mor- gan company of Wilcox. Their bid was $500, and three other bids were received, ranging from one to four hun. dred dollars each.
 A mortgage of $75,000 has been filed on the mining claims of the New Eng land Clifton Mining company at Clifton. The mortgage is given to an eastern trust company.
 Farms in the vicinity of Solomonville, according to the Bulletin, are swarming with Thanksgiving turkey.
 Development work is being rushed on gold and silver claims in the vicinity of Prescott.
 Tucson and Phoenix are arranging for a joint shipment of water pipes for their respective water systems. A sav- ing of s35, ,000 prompts the negotiations.
 Tucson saloon men insist upon having music and ask the city council to re- seind a recent order prohibiting it.
 Ives c. Lelevier, accused of theft in Mexico, has been discharged by an United States commissioner at Tucson.
 Five dollars per foot is the contract price for the artesian well at Benson reform school.
 Joe Roberts, wanted in Nogales on a forgery charge, has been arrested in Tucson.
 A good-sized chunk was taken from the Arizona dam near Phoenix by re- cent high waters and considerable dam age resulted.
 Tempe caught an inch and half of rain during the recent downpour.
 The Arizona Teachers association will meet in Phoenix during the fair.
 The Espee has let out one hundred shop employees at Tucson and cut down the working day from ten to nine hours.
 R. S. Varleye, a Tucson man, has been arrested in San Francisco charged with murder.
 Bisbee, too, is enforcing She hitching ordinance.
 And right in the face of the copper slump Douglas is crying for more houses. Goodl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

We frame pictures. Naquin < Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
Notice

I am the man who will, without extra charge, go anywhere in the city to take an acknowledgment, day or night, rain or shine; also draw up deeds, releases, mortgages and wills at small cost bug gy always ready in front of Brown s store. Phone Al. l.. H. Brown, the notary public. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

train dispatcher in the employ of the Valley railroad. Monday, following the ceremony, the happy couple will leave for Texas, Mir. Greenwood's $ old home state, where a portion of the honey moon will be spent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

By the explosion of gun Robert lsom of Thatcher lost portion of his right hand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Every night this week at Dreamland, tho Spooner Dramatic company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22
IN ARIZONA

The Arichise Mining company, oper- ating group of claims north of Saf- ford, is about to commence an exten- sive line of development work. The properties are under the management of J. E. Carpenter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Work of sinking test well No. will be commenced by the Valley railway company this week on the Riggs ranch near Thatcher.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

After an examination of the property by John Hayes Hammond, Globe men have decided on extensively developing the Horse Shoe mine near Stafford,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Daniel Campbell of the artesian well belt section, Graham county, has been arrested and held to the grand jury on a charge of criminally assaulting Lydia Mcdonald, aged 13.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

The city council of Pima, at meet ing held recently, granted the Gila val ley road permission to build 1000 feet additional switch track in that town.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Stafford saloon keepers have been ac. quilted of the charge of allowing min. ors to drink and play cards in their resorts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Butter and eggs, by pound and dozen command 40 cents, respectively, in the valley towns.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

A mortgage of $75,000 has been filed on the mining claims of the New Eng land X Clifton Mining company at Clifton. The mortgage is given to an eastern trust company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

The telegraph line, twenty-five miles in length, between San Carlos and Flu reka Springs, has been sold by the local forestry department to the Norton Nor gan company of Wilcox. Their bid was $500, and three other bids were received, ranging from one to four hun. dred dollars each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

And right in the face of the copper slump Douglas is crying for more houses. Goodl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Development work is being rushed on gold and silver claims in the vicinity of Prescott.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-22

Farms in the vicinity of Solomonville, according to the Bulletin, are swarming with Thanksgiving turkey.
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SAINTS 5trenatb
B y B A SILL KIN G.
Copyrighted, 1906, by Harper & Brothers.

gulp. He bent his head again. and
once more began pushing the paper
weight about.
And you know 1 am right Wilt
shire persisted
Again Trafford hesitated before an
swering.
Then what do you propose to do?"
he asked at last, with certain huski-
ness
I've thought that over. and see
that here our united action ends. il
her happiness is to be secured-and
suppose that Is the dearest wish of
both Of us--then have one task
and you have another. have the
right to speak mine but cant speak
of yours unless you give me leave"
"say what you like. This is no
time for too much punctiliousness
Whatever is necessary shall have to
do. I've long begun to recognize that
l can't be stronger than she Is. not
any more than the chain can be
stronger than its weakest link. Now,
tell me what you mean"
cts soon said" Wiltshire went on.
ri can free her from the man she
doesn't love; but it's for you to let
her marry the man she does"
Trafford sprang to his feet.
There's a man--she does-love?"
"You ought to know It," Wiltshire
answered quietly. "a girl like Paula
hasn't forgotten In January the man
she promised to marry in June.
dent reproach you, Trafford-"
ooh reproach me If you like"
Trafford groaned impatiently, as he
| strobe up and down the room.
~ will say, however, that if you
had only told me what I oueht to
| have known. none of us would have
been in the position in which we find
ourselves today"
81 give you my word of honor.
Wiltshire, thought 1t was all over.
Paula did promise to marry the man,
but since the affair ended she seem
ed never to think Of him again" 3
"And can tell you that she thinks
of nothing but him. II were in
your place"
you'd let her marry him. Yes,
know" Trafford broke In impatient.
w. "but you'll be surprised perhaps
when tell you I'd consented to the
match only the man refused my
money. But what's the use Of dis.
cussing it. The whole thing is out
the question-unless- her life
depended on It,"
Are you sure 1t doesnt?"
Look here. Wiltshire" Trafford
cried, wheeling round. What are you
trying to say? Speak right out. fol
Heavens sake!"
81 mean that for your sake and
mine, Paula has undertaken a task
beyond her strength. In the effort tc
carry It out she's being physically and
mentally and spiritually exhausted
The question in her mind is more
complicated one than that Of giving
up the man she loves to marry the
one she doesn't love. That's an ex
perience many girls have had to fact
and they've lived through it. Paula
could do 1t as well as they. But in
her case she has other troubles"
"Other troubles?"
"And think you ought to know 1t
Trafford." i
But, good God. what other trouh
les can she have?"
! "Your own. She isn't ignorant Of
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days and take my daughter with
your"
There was a second or two. OF dead
stiffness before Winship replied, II
don't understand"
IT'S easy enough, however" Traf.
ford pursued, still without looking
up. Paula is not going to marry the
Duke Of wiltshire"
"Oh!" Winship started
He came here Just now to re-
lease her. He'd learned that Paula
didn't love him-that. in fact, she
loved you. And since she does-and
you love her-and you've met me
halfway by offering to take. the
money-why shouldn't we. y,
II didn't expect this Winship
gasped.
mo Of course you didn't Naturally
1t would put you back in the same
position as before-before you dealt
that blow at me in June. Now, don't
speak, .Winship. Let me give you
the thing from my point of view"
Trafford looked ZIP and spoke with
more animation. you've grown UP
in the idea of working off on me a
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the. campaign they're carrying
against you-over there"
"Well what az it2''

the campaign they're carrying IN
against you-over there
Well, what Of it?''
I've no more to say on the point.
I mention it only to explain why the
accumulation of her experience dur.
ing the past few months has been
such a drain on her vitality.
Do you mean to say that she IT.,
taches Importance to the rot they've
been writing about me in lew York;"
Il think can go as far as that"
1mportance-in what sense?"
The low tone of Trafford's voice,
the stiffness of his attitude, and the
Intensity of his deep eyes betrayed
the fear with which he awaited Wilt
shires reply.
That's question I've no right to
answer. Any discussion of it should
be between you and her.
THAT sounds as If you were afraid
Of breaking bad news. Well, won't
press you"
For a few minutes Trafford re-
sumed his walk up and down the
room, his hands clasped beh'nd bis
back and his head bent When he
stopped at last in front Of Wiltshire
he astonlshed him by saying:
Lets go and talk it out with
Paula"
wiltshire objected on the ground
that he preferred to have his own in
terview with her in private.
mo, no." Trafford urged. 81 must
be there. must know what you say
to each other. | must know, above
all, what she says. The question
touches me too closely to have it de-
cided in my absence. Come, Wilt
shire" he insisted, taking, the Duka
by the arm and almost dragging him
from his chair, come along, and We'll
reach an understanding together"
Reluctant as he was, Wiltshire
suffered himself to be led away to
wards Paula's boudoir. AS they ap
preached the half-open doorway they
heard women,s voices within. Wilt
shire held back. but Trafford pushed
the door open and entered. Two
women were on their knees with pins
in their hands and between their
teeth. There was third woman far
Their off looking on with critical at
| tention. Paula stood in the midst, tai
pale. grave. crowned with orange
blossom. yelled in lace and simmer
ing in the white and silver of her we'd
| ding-dress.
She gave little cry as her father
entered.
Don't be alarmed, he said, with
a forced laugh cts no one to be
afraid Of. Come here, Duke and you'll
see something"
mo, no! Pleased" Paula. implored
But Trafford insisted on Wiltshires
entering. Since things had gone 81
far as this, he was not without a lin
gering hope that it might be too late
| for turning back.
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CHAPTER XVI.

in the next forenoon Wilt
vas ushered into Trafford's Of
He entered with an apology for
ntimelv hour. but Trafford stop
i'm witt the assertion that, hal
t come, he himself would hare
forth to seek the Duke at his
le fact is, Wiltshire, that. I'm
led about her. This morning
going around the house like a
t. It's no use binding ourselves
he fact that she's very ILL.,
afford leaned heavily on his desk,
fingered the paper-weights nerv-
.iy.
What do you suppose is the mat
with her?" Wiltshire asked. with
me slight hesitation.
i've had Robin to see her. didn't
i you that"
well. what does he say?"
ooh he made up some cock-and-
Ill story, as doctors always do when
ney're afraid to confess their ignoc
snce. Said he thought she was suffer-
ng from some secret grief. | told
aim that wasn't possible"
care you sure it ism t, Trafford?"
"How could 1t be?
ri think I could tell YOU
"You?"
Trafford raised his head with sud
zen attention.
eyes. L. Doesn't it strike you that,
etween us. You and are-killing
er?'
Trafford stared at Wiltshire long
alf-minute before answering.
"How?" he asked, laconically.
BY urging her into marriage in
which she has no heart.
{"Oh. but you must be mistake l.
Wiltshire. know she's fond of
YOU
Eyes, as she would have been fond
of an elder brother, if she had one.
It's because she's fond of me in that
way that she hasn't the heart to hurt
ne by refusing"
He paused. half hoping to be con-
tradicted. again But when Trafford
poke his tone implied little incllna-
ion to dispute the question
EDO you think 500" was all he said
aren't we obliged to think so?
Haven't we the proof before us"
"Where?"
Ii AVl0Sii. NV WotihH WIZ was
going joyfully to her wedding day
would look as she does. Mind you,
I don't say that what she's doing she's
doing unwillingly. On the contrary
she's making wiling sacrifce-the
sacrifice Of all her own happiness for
the sake of pleasing you and me
We're forcing her"
"No mo, not that Wiltshire. I've
never put the slightest constraint up
on her She's always been as free as
the wind. When 1t comes to sacri
flee, I'm willing to anticipate hers by
mine-in everything
Not more SO than l, Trafford," the
Duke said, quietly. 'And yet I re
peat what l said: we're forcing hel
by the very fact of letting her sec
how much it means to us. We don't
realize that she's Just the nature tc
break her own heart rather than
wound yours or mine The question
for us to decide is whether or moi
we're going to let her"
'Of course we can't let her-it
you're right
Trafford spoke with difficulty
finishing his sentence with sort Of
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE-I WILL SELL AT
my farm mile west Of Kirkville sta
ton, October g. 10 a, m, 10 head OF
horses. 15 mich cows, / bull, IL head
Of calves, Sc head Of Shropshire
Reed, Auct. ]. w Parks ~