Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-15

Call 361 or II, day or night, for
Manuel X. Richards In his new Frank.
lin automobile.
Electric lights all over town, In.
GLIDING the Fleet decorations, will be
turned on at s o'clock this evening.
All kinds OF beer. wines and mixed
drinks are served In the best manner
at the Fashion. Just give US try.
The expert at the Hawaiian Once
Speciality Co., Ltd, oan Ax your Cash
Registsr or typewriter. Phone 49,
p. Maurice Mcmahon intimates in
a letter Just received from Southern
California that he will soon return to
Honolulu.
Coat your Iron roofs with Arabic
You will BE- surprised at IT. cooling
and preventative properties. California
Feed Co.. agents.
THE Water Resources Of MolOkai,'
by waldemar Lindgren, has been Is
sued from the Government Printing
Office at Washington.
J. L. Santos wishes to make known
that he is still in the bicycle repairing
business and also connected with the
messenger business. Phone 422.
Shoppers are greatly interested in
the sale of ladies' and children's hos.
iery at Blom's this week. Special
values In isle and cotton hosiery.
Promptness is the word for mes.
senger service. Our boys are prompt
and speedy. Just call 422 and yon
will get the service that you desire.
Why wait till you can pay cash for
your Victor Talking Machine. when
you can get It now on our easy pay.
ment plan? Bergstrom Music Co.,
Ltd.
The Alexander Young Cafe will be
open every night after the show dur.
ing the stay Of the fleet. Special at.
tention will be paid to regular pat.
rons.
Tomorrow will be mid-week La
dies Day at the Commercial Club.
Lady friends of the club-members will
be made welcome during the lunch
hour.
II you need more vitality. the doctor
will say, Drink Primo Beer" The
barley In beer is food and the hops
are a tonic. And Primo beer Is the
purest beer.
Walter Pierson Kelley arrived here
yesterday on the Thomas and will Join
the STAFF at the Experiment Station as
chemist, his special line Of inquiry
being fertilizers.
The regular bimonthly meeting Of
the members of the Honolulu Chamber
of Commerce will be held at the rooms
Of the Chamber, Stangenwald build
Ing, today at 8 o'clock y. m.
A message from Admiral Sperry to
Chairman Carter last night signified
his acceptance of dinner invitation
for the 18th, extended to himself and
the other admirals and STATS.
"Sampeck" clothes for boys have
the same style, material, and work
manship as the clothes for grown-up
men. Their nattiness makes him feel
he is almost man. NJ. McInerny,
Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Reynolds expect
to leave In the Mariana next week for
an extended stay in Sydney and the
Colonies. This is Mr.. Reynolds first
trip from the Islands In thirty-flve
years.
L. Ayau Shoe Company on Nuuanu
street has shoes-and the finest shoes
In Honolulu! But the crowds are 60
ing there, and the shoes are selling
fast. Go and get pair. Remember
the place, 1905 Nuuanu street.
Pay Clerk J.. w. Caum, U. s. NJ,
who has been detailed here as relief
Of Thomas Dunn, will arrive here by
the battleshlp Rhode Island. His wife
and son arrived here on the Alameda
and are at Mrs. Angus on Emma
street.
William A. Bowen and family have
received warm welcome home. Last
Sunday the Portuguese Sunday school
gave them an ovation, which was con.
tinued In Central Union church. Mr..
Bowen will conduct the midweek SER
vice In Central Union chapel this even
ing. Everybody welcome.
The people of the Leper Settlement
are going to greet the feet with a
great assortment Of daylight fire.
works. Superintendent Jack McVeigh
purchased these yesterday morning
and shipped them in the afternoon.
One big explosive, when fred In the
air will form the world Welcome"
Court Canoes No. S1l0, A. o. r.,
installed the following officers last
evening at San Antonio Hall: DR.. j.
F. Cowes. j. p, Chief Ranger; H..
Pereira, Chief Ranger; Gaspar Silva,
Sub-Chief Ranger; M. C. Pacheco,
Financial Secretary; e. A. Dunn. Re-
cording Secretary; J. p. Rego, Treas
urer; Cesar Medelros, Senior Wood