The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

BUSINESS LOCALS.
All wool albatross. soc. quality. tc
morrow 45c.- at Sachs.
Rubber stamps to order at Gazett
office.
Read the Rainier toast today an
drink your own health with Rainie
beer.
Costumes designed and made for tn
Mardi Gras ball at 1116 Richard
street.
Read plain Facts" about beer il
large advertisement for Budweiser II
this issue.
Expert manicuring for ladies and
gentlemen at 1156 Fort street, opposite
the convent
Children's wash dresses in sizes from
two to ten years all reduced to almost
half price this week at Sachs.
A notice to stockholders of the
Standard Telephone Co., Ltd, appears
In this issue.
Linens Friday at Ehlers'.
A bay horse, branded "Ps." has been
lost. Reward if returned to Hawaiian
Carriage Co.
If you want good refrigerator go to
E. o. Hall & Son. Ltd. Several diff
ferent kinds-all good
Modern dwelling, mosquito-proof. gas
and electric light, convenient to car
lines. is offered for rent.
Four ladies advertise in our CLASH
fed column for the immediate possess
sion of a furnished cottage.
The best meats come from us-any-
body can sell the poor kind. The Par
agon Meat Market in the Gore.
A party has $4,000 to invest in Ha-
wall as whole or in part. See our
classified ads. for particulars.
Good bathing at Waikiki Inn. Re
rreshments served all day. Try a lunch
at this popular seaside resort.
Cool, nicely-furnished rooms. with all
modern improvements, at reasonable
rates at the Majestic, corner Fort and
Beretania avenue
A big sale of muslin underwear is
being arranged at A. BlonSs to begin
next Friday morning. Watch for it.
1t viii be economy for you to get
your toilet requisites at Benson, Smith
Gras.
The International Correspondence
Schools of Scranton, Pa. have nearly
100000 students. A. B. Arleigh & Co.,
agents.
Economy is a sure road to riches.
You save when We make your clothes
to your measure. Geo. A. Martin, Hotel
street.
Wash belts at clearing out priceS
this week at Sachs.
VIM. C. Lyon Co. have moved to-
Hotel street. opposite Union street
tdownstairs) Visitors are cordially
welcomed.
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
of Trent & Co.. $50 Fort street.
One or two gentlemen can obtain
room and board with private family
in Kaimuki Location on car line. See
our classified ads on last page for par
Iculars. i
4 six-room house, with two lots. on
the corner of College and Hastings
streets, is offered for sale at a bargain.
See j. H. Cummings at 1887 College
street for particulars
Delicious milk bread can best be
made by using Carnation cream. You
can use this cream for all baking or
cooking purposes where milk is used,
but with better results. Henry May
& Co., Ltd.
Souvenir postals of the lava flow.
Old calabashes, spears and kava bowls.
Mats, tapas, baskets and Teco pot
terry. Hawaii & South Seas Curio Co.,
Alexander Young building. Mexican
drawn work.
Short lengths of India linons, long
cloth, Persian lawn and nainsooks at
half price tomorrow at Sachs.
Sale of household furniture and fur
nishings at the residence of Roy
Chamberlain, Thurston avenue and
Green street. tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
See Morgan's column today for list of
articles TO be sold.
The Hawaiian Realty and Commits
sion Co. have opened new offices in
room of the Mcintyre building, where
they will look after all business re-
hating to the buying and selling of real II
estate. making loans and collections.
In order to make room for their large .
stock of 1907 shirtwaists, which are
now on the way, Whitney & Marsh
will begin their annual waist sale on ,
Friday morning next. Liberal reduc- ,
tions will be made on all styles and
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