Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02

the English and Japanese cook book
al home. for it certainly helps.
The Lawrence Barrett lOc Cigar
makes a delightful mild Havana
smoke. Try one. Ask your dealer.
The Howard watch Is one Of the
best time Keepers in the market for
the money. Get one from NJ. Il. COm.
ter.
Ladies' dress skirts in tie very lat
est STYLES at A. Blom's this week.
Beautiful garments and very low
priced.
Lots of good things to eat arrived
ia the Alameda for J. NJ. Levy a. Co.
see their advertisement in this issue.
Phone 10.
A Schumann recital will be given
by the musical circle of the Kilohana
Art League for next Thursday evening
&; $50 o'clock.
No man should wear soiled linen
while the Sanitary Steam Laundry Is
IN. business to launder 1t satisfactor-
lily. Telephone 70.
The Palm Cafe, Hotel street, phone
81. is making the choicest candies
N Honolulu. Take home box and
Try them. All kinds.
The band will play this afternoon at
the Waikiki luau and in the evening
at Aala Park. The Sunday concert
will take place at Aala Park.
In the case of All Kulni VS.. Kaeha
Kapahu. the defendant by w. G.. Achi
has demurred to the complaint for
EOn.jOindor OF necessary parties.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic. "
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservative properties. Califor-
mia Feed Co., agents.
The birthday Of the Mikado will be
fttingly celebrated at the Boys Field
today. There will he various sports
and games. The grounds will be dec.
Grated.
Ask your grocer for Heinzs Mince
Meat. Then you will have the very
hest that's made for your Thanksglv.
ing pies. II. Hackfeld & Co., whole.
sale agents.
The printed record in the Lanai case
was received yesterday from the Clerk
of the United States Supreme Court
by Attorney General Hemenway.
There are 90 pages of II.
Sachs great annual Thanksgiving
sale of table linens begins Monday
and will continue in full
blast all week. Unparalleled 'oppor.
iunity for the thrifty housewife.
Beautiful new shipment of mercer
Ted silk dress goods just unpacked at
! ee Chan a. Co. Also new line OF
rongees in all widths and grass cloth.
Store cor. King and Bethel streets.
Try some of the new fresh chew
ing tairy at Alexander Young Cafe.
Wrapped in tissue paper 90 yor won't
soil your hands. Variety Of tlayors to
suit.
The "All America" shoe sold by
Manufacturers Shoe Co. is proving
immensely popular. These shoes are
very low priced, selling for $3.50 and
81, and they'll outlast some more ex.
lensive shoes.
II you are after business for the
holidays you had better begin with
your advertising. Let MS make the
changes for you and you will find It
will pay yom. Hawaii Publicity Co., 50
Merchant street.
Impressive memorial ceremonies
were held yesterday afternoon at the
Catholic Cathedral for the late Mrs.
4. II. Davies. The church was filed
with friends and full choir furnished
appropriate music and singing.
Another Japanese knows better
Low. He attempted, and succeeded,
in getting OFF Liliha street car Thurs.
day evening. while the car was in mo-
ton. He is at the Japanese hospital
at present with hopes living In his
favor
Announcement is made in the Ma
Mia papers that Geo. Waggoner, who
represents the Planters Association,
has gathered party of eight men
and number of women, who are en-
route to Hawaii to work on the plan
tatiOns.
Photographer Williams has present
ed a number of engagements of pho
tOs of local scenes to the Oahu Col
lege. One in particular is highly
priced, 1t being a picture of the old
school hall taken a good many years
ago. The pictures have been framed
and hung.
Central Union Church-Sunday SER
vices will be as follows: Bible school
lat 9:45 Il. m. Morning worship at H..
PROT. George Trumbell Ladd, DID,,
LID, of Yale University will preach.
Christian EndeavOr meeting at $50
IN. m. Evening worship at 1880. The
lrastor will preach, subject "A Per
sona Encounter" Mr.. Stanley Liv'
ngston will sing in the morning and
Mrs. Mackall in the evening. Every
lone cordially welcome.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
David w. Crane, pastor. Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m; international les
lson, "The Cities OF Refuge" Morning
worship, II n, M, preaching by tlfe
pastor subject "Ministering Serv
Iants." Epworth League, $3.50 p. m,
topic for study, According to OuI
Works" Evening service 1880 p. m.
sermon by the pastor, subject, "Etern
IaI Life" Miss Hall will lead the choir
and render solos at each service. The
Ipublic is cordially invited to WORSHIP