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Apples-Eancy. ,s9sso. common. 81

Beans-Dried Lima. eH Usc per 10;
red kidney, tl.yOQ2 per bu.
Butter-ofhcial prices: Extra cresro-
packing stock. 1sc per 10.
Cabbage-Home-gr 81 per Dbl;
Sc per ton
Cranberries--Late Howes. $3.50 per
CauIInower-Californ ,I.75a2 per
Cheese-Michigan full cream, now.
lie; Octobers, l2Q12o per Id.
Conr---Paekage coffee. tl475@Is.25
per 100 lbs
Dressed Hog.--LlSh,. 797Hc per Id:
Dressed Caives--Fsncy. 70sc; COM
mon. 6I6iac per ID.
ira, case count, 15lsc per doz.
Flour-MichigAn patent n wood.
sSss s sSsHnd ,1 psss per- Dbl i'S' straight
coarse corn meal. ,ss; corn and i', ostt
chop, ;2s coarse middlings. s2s; nno
Fresh VegetsbIes-Green onions. iOc
per doz; cucumbers. 15c "a 81 .25 per doz;
sttu b5x sg pa4s per se ps Pn SS1 ss
ter cress 25Q soc doz; pieplant. 25g zoe
doz. asparagus, $3.50 $50 doz; green
peas, S2.25 per bu wax beans, s22S
Grnpcs-MaIagss, 1850 9J.so per Dbl
Green Pcpper.--Soe por basket.
UnrtNure--WtEr naiig. yZ4O. base
painted barbed wire. $3.50; galvanized
harmed wire. $3.50; No. annealed wire
s220. poultry netting before weaving
cloth. 81 40 per 100 feet; lap and slip.
after weaving. so per cent of; wire
Joint @avetrough. so and 10 per cent
on, round and corrugated conductor
pipe. IS and per cent OF.
Houey--Eiancy white. t;9isc; amber.
lfI15c; extracted. 8 99c per 10.
IItcks.y Nut---s2 per bu.
Following prices foS new bsiei hay in
;1aso8li: No 2. 1880. clover. mixed.
iia SS , Tys s5sS cn N e whi Ss. and cat
Hidss-No l cured ehe; No 2 cured,
S Srsea No No l. 'g Sse; sC no. SHS4see:
calf cured. No. /. lie; No. 2. 9he; calf.
s sSss' b No No lOi So No rs p Sheep 10
skins. as 20 wool, 25cati.
Iimcs--S1 Q1.zs per 200.
I.emoas--california, Ss13so per box.
Maple Sugar-New. pure. 1bc per ID.
Mushrooms--6Oc per 10.
Onious--5O G176c per bu; Texas, $50
0i;So Per bu; spanish; ti.ss crate.
IL 10 DAYS: diamond headlight kero.
sene "a c; turpentine. IN barrel lots.
ornnses-cailtornia navels. .2.7s0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., f3.5Ouf per
case.
Pop Corn--Ears. ~ 62c per 10
PofRtoes--Car lots. e. o. b. Detroit,
65 "a zoe per bu: new Bermudas, S215
per bu, IS per Dbl; Floridas. si.75 per
hu, So per Dbl
PouItry--Hens. 13Mc: chickens. 10 u e;
geese, i0Gl1c; turkeys. 16Ql6c per 10.
rrovisiOn.--Mess pork. $3.50: family
heavy. SIC. smoked hams 10A q lie; dry
sailed briskets. : y a. 90. shoulders. Size;
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Markets ard Finance

s4x.e: September opened at ssi4c. ad-
vanced 70 s2c: No. red. siOo1s No, /
Coarse grain quotations: ce.n-scasa1
No. 3. Tic bid, No. 3 yellow. 7se No.
yellow, car Al Il nc;
oats-cash No 3 white. Sse bid
Beans-Cash and May. s2.4s. June
Glover seed-Prime spot. 1850; octo-
Der, 100 bags at $3.50; sample bags
Aifalfa-sample. 10 bags at 50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 40 bags
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Friday. Included GOO bbis OF -four,
cars OF wheat. l OF corn, or oats ana
of rye. Withdrawals Were 400 Dds
OF -four Stocks are 14S.5st bu OF
wheat 1871 bu or corn. AL bu or
oats. 2,2s3 bu OF barley, and ll,oos bu
OF rye. -.
week 2sI6.00O blu.
india shipped no wheat this week,
but is selling for June shipment
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday,
lis ears: year ago, 415 cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed l % " y d
higher. and corn unchanged. 20
Wheat receipts at Kannas CITY 4s
cars. year ago. % cars.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. $4,000 bu; year ago. $4,000 bu.
No exports OF wheat; -four exports.
American exports OF wheat this week.
1000, 900 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, May s.--There was nfin
and higher opening In wheat, prices
gaining y q &C over yesterday on nrln
cables. light receipts northwest ana
smaller Argentine shipments than ex-
pected
Opening prices? Wheat--May, l.OS a
| 1IO3;b Corn--May. 74q75c. Oats
May. 55a. 456c. Pork-July, 1882 "a
| Iard--September 1856. Ribs--Juiy.
s7271.
There was heavy covering OF wheat
| by shorts on the government report
which was followed by Investment
buying By scattered interests. and "A
| sharp bulge in prices resulted. Rest
! ing spots fop-the day showed wheat
up 2ss93Lc. corn, s. ale higher; oats,
isahsc better, and provisions. p. y
/ : lkr higher.
| Corn-May 74c. Oats-May sc. PorS
May. $3.50 Lard--May. $s.l2z Ribs
May. S7.o7h.
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COPPER MARKET-CLosE.

po Ape Cons si Sos A Eiy. ~ suite Atf eln
22h. Cop con, so y c.. * a., l04hs /.
DAILY W. ga Davis D.. 50 T. Bate,
g; Ely. 81 Frank, - q. Can, 5 y
Mai. 20: Mich, 10S Mex. Con. 6A, (;
Nip. Z; Isle Roy, 1914. New. Cons.
III. New Utah a. New Dom. IA
y Butte. 5Ss. old Dom, 80 "a par.
2i. Quincy, SO, Raven. I ste. Shan.
IL: Sup. Pitts. 12i. Santa he. 4 a. !.
Tam. IS, Trim. Cop. t37s Utah Cons.
G9L Yukon. AZ; 4 8. OH. 22h u $.
r. 4 5. pfd, ~! Woly.; iSl; Wyan., 50;
RIOS Corbin, Il: First Nat, 2th
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETRofr. May \s--close: Every
body was taken by surprise by the
government report. IL makes the con-
dftion OF winter wheat SO. when the
trade expected 90 or better month
ago Il was Ella While this Is a con-
siderable falling off from expectations
IL Indicates crop 55.0O0.OOO bu larger
than last years. The report changed
everything. and the weak market was
promptly replaced by a strong one.
other news had lfttle effect and re-
ceiyed only slight attention. Cash
wheat did not keep pace with the fU-
lures on the upturn. although the po-
sition OF the spot wheat is considered
decidedly bullish.
wheat Quotations--Cash No. red.
Si.Oak. May opened unchanged at
sl.02iki and Advanced 20 N.oSiS July
opened lac ~ At g2c. and advanced "
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WASHINGTON. May S.--The crop re-,
porting board OF the department Of
agriculture In statement issued to-
day. places the total area OF winter
wheat standing on May 20 be harvest
ed. at 29,75l 900 acres, which II AZ per
cent. or 1.31S.000 acres less than the
area reported az sown last fall and IS
per cent or l.6l9,O00 acres more than
the area % winter wheat harvested
last year. The average condition OF the
growing winter wheat on May was $50
per cent OF normal crop az compared
with Sl.3 per cent on April 4 and 81 9
per cent on May l. 1907. In rye, the
average condition OF the crop was 80
per cent OF a normal crop. as compared
with Ss.1 on April L. and $50 on May
I. l907. OF the total acreage OF spring
ploughipg contemplated. 66.e per cent
Is reported as actually done up to MAY
l. as compared with 7i5 per cent at the
corresponding date last year. OF sprir1
planting. 81 per cent Is renorted as
having bean conlpleted on May 1. as
compared with ~ per cent on May n
9O4
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LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YAnps.

DETROIT. May S.--Cattle--Butchers
cattle. active and steady. stockers and
feeders firm. Prices ranged as follows:
Choice steers. averaging from 900 10
200 lbs. s5.25q6.5O choice handy
killers S425Q4.75. light TO good butch
erS' steers and heifers l39f. common
killers and fat cows. S2.7545 Gamers
cows, Sl25Q25O. common TO PRIME
shipping bulls. S304.5O; light butchers
and heavy sausage bulls, $E.f0 y ~, 90,
Mich Cows--Active. t25d6 60. Veal
Calves--Actlve, t4u6.25 per cwt.
sheep and Lambs--Active and STEADY
quality fair. choice clipped lambs. $3.50
dg.gO. light TO fair. S5Q $50. common
to prime sheep. f3a 800; mixed sheep
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NEW YORK. STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie q Co;
There was considerable uncertainty
and irregularity in the marker duIlrs
fhe frat hour OF trading. but IL show
ed the same characteristics and grew
very dull on all little declines. AFTER
IL O'Clock the tone began 10 harden
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific. Read
ing. Atchison. Shelters and the steel
stocks leading the advance. There had
evidently been renewed snort selllns
on the slight weakness yesterday aft
ernoon and on the irregularity this
morning and these shorts We're again
forced 10 cover at loss. Many or the
leading stocks made new high records
the technical position OF the market
still seems remarkably good.
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
CnIrie q Co. llG-lls Grlswold-st.
nosTON CoPpER sALrs

BOSTON Mass. May s.--Sales. fur
nished By Cameron Currie~& Co. Amo :.
l0.822; AZ los: Anc.. T25; Arc, 2j
c.. no: Is & G., 1855 Blu. Gin. 1000
c. < A. 212. G. a. H.. 20; Range. 79l
ID. w. 10. Dom. Coal. 100; FIR, go, g.
G. c.. 3j5, Roy. los. BaSal, 800. Mass.
Newh" les. New. 81. y. b.. i.7Os; o.
d. $50. Osc.. 40; Par so. Qy., So X
l.. go. Shan. s35 Sup. Cop. rs Tam.
g ! Trim. 4S3. L. ) r. $50: do \pfd. ESQ,
Utuh. 1879. Utah Cop, 20: Win, DO
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picnic hams Sc. bacon. Il al hsc. lard
In tierces. Sic; title rendered. iOA C
per 10.
strawberrIes--2i-q t eases. S2250s
sweet Potatoes-filinois. S2UZ.20 per
bp: 81 per Dbl
sngar--Cryatal dominoes,. $3.50. eagle
tables, sT.25. cut loaf. SIPS: cubes.
$3.50; xxx powdered. S6.15. granu
lated, extra coarse. S5.s5: graduated. I'm
bulk. $5.75. graduated. in 25-lb cotton
bags $3.50: Michigan graduated, IS. IS
confectioners' A. $3.50. No. l. s575. No.
2. s575; No. 3, $50; No. :, y5.s5. No ).
$3.50; No. 6. $3.50. No. Z. $3.50; No. S.
IS So No. IL. s525: No. l3. s5.25; No.
IL. $500. No. IS. $500 per 100 lbs.
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BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron CurTie * Co.
Opening copper cable: Spot 100 LIS
Sd down IS: futures t57 rs cd, down
Os
Although the New York market
showed strength and activity this
morning, there was little doing in the
coppers Prices changed only sltGhtiy
and what trading there WAS was con-
fined TO few Issues. Amalgamated
advanced half point and Copper
Range declined a like amount. but out
side OF these the market held practical
ly at stationary and at the noon hour
vas dull and featureless. Early Lon
don cables were of 5s for the metal
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seIhshness suspected.

''Yes" said the eminent physician.
I'VE are doing much To prnong hn>
man life
I'm glad 10 hear it, answered WI.
Sirius Barker. by prnlonging life
you give a man more time and oppor-
tunity to get together the ambuht Of
your BILL Washington Siar..
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Str. Kerr Carries Record Load

The steamer. william b. Kerr own
ed by the Weston Transit Co, OF Tom
AMANDA. passed through Detroit river
Tuesday carrying $4,000 bushels OF
wheat and $4,000 bushels Of fax. 42s.-
600 bushels in all. This heats the
record, also held by a Weston boat,
the Legrand s. DeGraN. by 5000
bushels
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PRODUCE.

The market was well supplied with
strawberries this morning and as the
season advances, prices are working
lower. Berries are coming in 24-quart
cases now, but a good many are I'm
what are called Short quart boxes.
when accounts for the wide range an
quotations. Aside from berries. the
market was-snehanged as to prices and
fairly active.
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IoNDoN wool

LONDON, May Sat the sheepskin
sales yesterday, $500 bales were of
fered. The attendance was good and
competition fair. a few lots OF full
wooded Crossbreds were bought for
America. Coarse crossbreeds showed a
loss OF 20 per cent, shorter growth
merinos fine crossbreds. 1914 per cent
and coarse IL N per cent from the last
sales. The following are the sales an
detail: New South Wales, 1000 bales
clothing and combing. "a 66kd. Vic
toria, 1900 bales clothing and comb
Ing 2 n old. South Australia, 400 bales
Australia 500 bales clothing and comb
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She Didn't Use II.

'Xfave you ever regretted having
your gift OF second sight?" We asked
the medium.
mo" she replied, "but have often
regretted not having used II when /
fell In love on first sight with the man
who became my husband. Brooklyn
Life
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A Good suouestIon

Wife--Im actually ashamed to go
to church with this old hat on. II
isn't up 10 date at ALL
Husband-Is the cook going tn
church this morning?
z Wife-No, think not.
Husband-Then. why not borrow
hers?-Philadelphia Inquirer.
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NEW YORK METAL

NEW YORK. May s.-At the Metal
exchange today a further downward
tendency WAS shown In commodities.
All grades OF copper were reduced -
IN the did price. Tin was or y for
spot and nearby deliveries. Lahc G..
SL962Is, eleCtroytic. $3.50; casting.
sf2 %. lead. s42O; spelter, sass, tin.
S3uegis
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pats vlsrt Is rhs Mlnrster.

The minister. knowing how fond Pat
WAS OF wine, offered him small wine
Rlassful and said, 'Pat, that wine Is
400 years old"
Faith. It's small for its age, then"
raid ,Pat.-Judge's Library.
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ing. i4Wid Tasmania, 400 bales
clothing and combing. 2667sd New
Zealand. 700 bales clothing and comb
ing. n q "a. Punta Arenas 500 bales
clothing ana combing. 2 n Gsd. River
Platte. 800 bales clothing and combing
2mGd North Patagonia. goo bales, 90
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sHe has a remarkable aptitude for
modern languages"
Indeed"
n Eyes: he learned to talk automobile
and golf both in one season. NASH
vile American.
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Quotations by Came~on Curgie & Co;
open High. Low. Close.
10 BID. (sjsplit tnJNominal
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currle
& Co: New % reg. 103h ulO4; do,
10iN. DO, coup. i00A a 10iA; new 4s
reg, 1874 d12Ots do, coup. III u bic.
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Induced Dy the cables which were very
steady and continued large sales OF the
spot article at Liverpool Part OF the
selling m new crop months was infiu-
enced by favorable weather throughout
the belt.
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Even In China they are interested IN
airships. and the aluminium aeronaut.
Invented by Chinese, embodies some
remarkable features.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK May S-The cotton
after the call the list rallied on buying
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and lambs. s5a6 common killers, s2.7S
1926, culls. S2Q2.50 per cwt.
Hogs-Dun. but steady. quality ran,
prime mediums and fat workers, s.. qua
$50: hight workers. and pigs, $3.50 q 5.4o :
roughs s. a 10 per cwt
Receipts up until noon: cattle, el'
calves l47; sheep. 1870; hogs, 1851.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis G. GOston. liiS Majestic bldg
Nav S. 1908.
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by sndler'
n.rtch a On. C0ynmfaaiOu Merchants


BUFFALO May ESPECIAL Cattle
Receipts light and steady. Hogs -
Receipts 5000. pigs. 50. 10 q $50 al
others. S646.05. Sheep-Recetpts 5000
top lambs, S7I715. Calves-Top S'.S1
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO y. Y, May Sat
tle-Receipts 90 trade slow and stead.
Veals-Reccipts' SOC head. active. zoe
higher at s5n7.15. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1900 head. sheep active
lambs slow. &c higher: lambs. $50 y
T.15; yearlings. s6254650; sheep. S34
g. Hogs-Receipts $500 fairl yactive,
steady TO sc lower: workers., 5000 e.VS +.
pigs $3.50 $50; mixed and heavy, SEQ
sos roughs. S4.sOu5l0
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May S.-Hogs-Receipts
% OOO market steady and unchanged,
light. So.30Q5.65: mixed, $3.50 q 81 q
heavy. S5.2545.10: roughs s5.e5 q % /;
workers., s. e00 SIS, pigs, $4.t0a o. =
good 10 choice heavy. $3.50 80. Cattle
Receipts = 900 market steady, beeS es.
g475nT.25: Texas steers, 81. 60 "a o.5V ;
western steers. $4.65y6. stOckers and
feeders $3.70n5.75i cows and heiters.
se.5Oas.60; calves. t4.75a6.25. sneep -
Receipts 5000. market steady; natlNe
and western. t4G61O; yearlings SOL
Otis; lambs, native and western, So %
Gr
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Cotton prices, furnishcd by Cameron
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SUITS, TOP-COATS and CRAVENETTES, Sc. so
SUITS, TOPCOATS & CRAVeNETTES, 500!

Several hundT ed OF the garments In tn
OF pure silk mixed worsteds and NJ
steds. velours and tweeds. the Topc'
pure all-wool coVerts. in brown.
black shades. also stylish patch a
pocket. brown vicunas. In all the IL
newest styles, Positively priced \
at $50 in other stores al
saturday. ............... ...........v
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THE BYSTANDER.
Continued from Page Four,

Smith apprentieed Finishing apprenticeship he de-
gave consideration the sign that should
John Smith, Halter;
the diden
he
the of the credit
that the words ses had the
him
John Smith, a Mckinley Memorial
possibility public be it
will be the words Mckinley portrait Of
Mckinley.
If Mardi
of
society Chinese in make
danced which they
much less perfectly Chinese
denied the other lady though this
~ ~
al the
a twhh cabs
behind hears by
But in its there the cheerful
bodies
know people want embmed by that
WELL they will fk
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Easter hats at Sachs,
IS sorosis shoes for SO at Kerr's.
New lace curtains at Whitney &
Marshs,
Give c. @. zee Hop an order for
Your chops or steaks. Tel. PSI.
"A reward is offered for the return
of a bunch of keys to this office.
A gold watch fob with monogram
has been lost. See classified ads.
The names of the officers in Benson,
Smith & Co, Ltd, are published in
this issue.
nished cottage about May 1. See
classified ads.
a. Blom's big clearance sale con-
tinues all this week, with great bar
gains for everyone.
Have you seen the new skirts at
Whitney & Marsh's?
A fve-room furnished house on Ana
See classified ads.
The stock books of the Oahu Sugar
Co, Ltd, viii be closed from March
9 to Is, inclusive.
See Butterick's new fashion book,
just out, at Sachs.
They have a new lot of japanese
crepe kimonos at the Japanese Bazaar,
next the Convent, on Fort street.
A furnished. entirely modern dwell
ling. or furnished rooms in it, are adj
vertised for rent. See classified ads.
Blom will continue his clearance sale
all next week. as he is still much
over-stocked. Greater reductions than
ever.
What! Roses in Honolulu? Well, I
guess so. Just ask Mrs. Taylor. at
the Young building. She has them,
and oh! such roses. Also orchids,
beautiful.
Rainier is best.
NADINE Josephine is selling MILL
merry at a great discount. Come and
inspect 116 Hotel street, opposite
Young Cafe.
The past week has been busy one
at Haleiwa. Parties in automobiles
have enjoyed the ride and the over
night stay at that place.
The big Easter sale at Sachs will
begin tomorrow morning with splen-
did display of suits, laces. m Hnery'
and ready-to-wear garments.
No lady should overlook the oppor-
tunity TO get a pair of IS Sorosis shoes
for So. The sale at Kerr's will be con-
tinued until Wednesday night
Swell Easter gowns just opened at
Sachs.
The seni-annuaI clearance sale at
Biom's. that drew such big crowds all
LAST week, will be continued this week,
as he still has a great deal of surplus
stock.
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CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL $3.50 m, p.
81 CLEMENT'S Observation-Disclosures a m
ST. ELzABETHS CHURCH
cENffAL UNION cHURcH-seudder II m. and 730 m.
METHODIST CEURCE-Crane, m and p.n
and
GERMAN LUTHERAN Sunday school, M service
m.
KA"ALAHAo cHuRcH-Pake, II a and 1850 P. m.
kAUNAKAPIII
PORTUGUESE EVANGELICAL
CHINESE CffURCH-Thwing a. m and m
REoRGANIzED CHURCH
evening
ROMAN at 7,
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
sermon, collection Sunday SCHOOL, m, rosary
LADY
collections p
T. Or. C)-Waikix services o M
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsT-767
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETYRoom / 1
SALVATION ARNY-10:30 a. m IN and
sEANTENS CHAPEL-Alakea street, and D
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Mon at II o'clock. The minister will
preach; subject, Lenten Sermons l.,
Keep the Man" Choir and chorus,
Stanley Livingston conductor, will
sing Saint-Saens' Angel Bands" and
lead the congregation.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at $50 o. m.
Every worship at 7:30 o'clock Ser
mon by the minister; subject, "a
Statesman's Ideal of a Man" Choir,
chorus and congregational singing.
Mrs. Weight and the chorus will sing
Shelleys Shadows
A cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended to strangers, seamen, travellers,
visiting friends and the public gem
orally to attend all these services.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH AN
NoUNCEAlENT.
Mid-Week Service-Wedpe 1880
Topic, Journey Experiences; Acts
xxviii,i 1-l6. The speaker of the even
ing will be Mr. Erastus A. Barnes Of
Chicago, visiting friend whose wide
travels have given him interesting ex-
periences of the progress of the King
dom in Western Asia and elsewhere.
1t is proposed to have a few evenings
devoted TO those who are sojourning
with us for time. This will be the
first of these occasions, and to it
strangers and travellers are especial
ly invited. We always rejoice to hear
from such friends.
Next Thursday evening, March II,
there will be a church social in the
chapel at 1880, under the auspices of
the Ladies Society, the reception COM
mittee being Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke, Mrs.
A. +. Judd, Miss Kate Kelley and
Mrs. S. c. Allen. The guests of honor
for the evening, who will stand in the
receiving line, will be the members of
the board OF trustees and their wives.
All members and friends of the church
and congregation are cordially invited
to attend.
One of Honolulu's greatest temper
ance rallies will be held here next
Sunday evening. If you are up-to-date
you will be here early. The wave of
moral conviction upon this subject has
reached this Territory. If you doubt
it come and see for yourself one week
hence.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-08

A. c. McKeever, pastor.
GAS a. m, Bible school. Lesson
Jesus the Bread of Life; John vi.
26-27
$50 D. m. Y. P. s. c. E. Subject
THE Wise Use of Time.
IL a. m, sermon. Subject. Peter:
Denial of Christ
100 a. m. address to young people
All are welcome.