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DRUG sTORW

S25o0. or invoice. extremely popular drug
store. established s years: large prescription
ana soda trade. on good corner and street.:
attractive fixtures and low rent Owner en-
tering large enterprise is reason for selling.
give good terms to right party. Open for
1uii investigation. See LEAHY q SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-01

$4,000 will buy a SAND STONE QUARRY
with sand and road gravel; cement block
machinery engine and buildings and splsn-
did lease of grounds; this is one of the best
Investments OF the kind: q fne opening for
one or more persons or contractors. See
LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-01

wANTED-MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER
trade. in all its branches; expert instructions.
wages while learning; positions furnished
MoLER COLLEGE,. 1915 East Second St
s-20-m
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I TEACH PRACTICAL AssAY1NG. CYAN
iding. etc. Day. evenings. 1914 S. BROAD
WAY Room l. S-29-12
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PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS

PATENTS-U. S. AND FOREIGN; lNFOh-
nation book free TO inventors. BROOKS 4
LIDDERs, 6o6 l. A. Trust bldg. Second and
Spring sts., Los Angeles, Cal BLK
g. E. HARPHAM GETS PATENTS. IN
ventions financed, patent litigation; 70
years experience SIT UNION TRUST
BLDG. F432s. s-2S-SS
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JOB PRINTING OFFICE AT a bAJhIH4C1,
modern and up TO date; will invoice over
$4,000; no reasonable offer refused; must sell
quickly for cash. Address BOX s0bs, Herald
s-sO-3
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESSES IN THE
city; hat store and repairing; also clothes
cleaning office; reasonable price. su@
WEST SIXTH.
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Help-FemaIe

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for California city and country schools; If
not certihcated take our shortcut prepara-
tion for certification BOYNTON TEACH
ERs AGENCY. 525 stimson block.
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FOR EXCHANGES
After trying other agentg
without success. congult
LEAHx a SON, sixth and Matng IT..
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PANAMA AND FELT HATS CLEANED.
blocked. 50c UP. Factory ia 8. broadway.
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CHURCH NOTICES
sSECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIST

Simpson auditorium, 734 s. Hope street. Ser
vices Sunday. II a. M and p. M; sermon
from the Christian Science Quarterly; subject
Man" Childrens Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
wednesday evening meeting at o'clock.
Reading rooms, 6l0-511 Herman w. Hellman
building. Spring and Fourth streets, open
daily. Sundays excepted, from 0 a. m. TO
. p. m. Ftt o-Sl-W
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free booklet 1t tells how to make money.
Address publisher TIE MAIL ORDER
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

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scientific facial, scalp and vibratory
10 a. m. to 10 D. m. 702 s. SPRING. room
225; F7519. s-A-m
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PENIEL HALL 227 S. MAIN ST. HAVE
their monthly all-day missionary meeting
today. Services IL a. M. 1880, 1880 ?. m;
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MANICURING, MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC
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bad circulation. lot WEST THIRD.
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Expert specialists for diseases OF women
Permanent cures guaranteed.
Consultation frea. S-A-SA
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GOOD MASSAGE. SCALP TREATMENT
come see the expert in this line; rates rea'
sonable Hooper ave. car to San Julian
iIoa SAN JIJIIAN, s-14-n
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TRY OUR ELECTRO INvIGoRAToR; NEW
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and expert on rheumatism. neuralgia, kid
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no pay. VIII call at your homes and treat
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1000 CARDS s1.Oo. $50 FOR 5Oc OTHER
work cheap In proportion. PRINTIToR-
IUM, $40 s. Spring ST. Main sssS. Sill
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TUB BATHS, MAGNETIC AND ALCOHOL
treatments for rheumatism and colds: phyHt-
cians references. 42s H. THIRD ST
Slim
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland, June 4-The New York Yankees lost
the first game of their Western trip to Cleveland
to-day by score OF 10 TO l. Manning, who has
pitched fine ball for the visitors this season. was
in the box but was hit hard with bases
and received wretched support, which helped the
Maps considerably in their getting
Berger pitched good game for the home team
keeping the six hits made off his delivery well
scattered. In the fifth inning Stah singled, stole
second and came in q single by Blair which
saved the Yankees from a shutout.
The fielding and batting of Hickman the
features of the game. In the second inning he
sent out a home run hit, scoring Bemis. who had
singled before him. The Maps added three more
runs TO their lead in the third inning. >Stahl
fumbled Bradley's hit which counted for a two
bagger, 'and Stovall got a life when Conroy
fumbled his grounder. Lajofe singled, scoring
Bradley. Manning hit Benis, and the bases were
full On twobagger by Hinchman. stovall and
Lajoie tailed.
Some more timely batting in the seventh
ming with few bases on balls, gave the Maps
four more The follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

TRY-OUT FOR SWIMMERS.
Daniels and Good5cin among Vim
ners IN Olymp pic Trials.

The Olympic swimming try-outs for the pur-
pose of helping the American COMMITTEES select
team TO represent this country at the Olympic
games in England this summer were held yesterday
In the inlet off Travers Island the country home OF
the New York Athletic Club The entries were light.
but the sport interesting
c. NJ Daniels. of the New York Athletic Club.
the worlds amateur champion. had no difficulty
In winning the 1OO-metre race. in I minute Is Sec
onds, finishing seconds in front Of j. p Man
tell. the second man.
L. b. Goodwin, of the New York Athletic Club,
was clean winner in the 2oo-metre race. his
nearest opponent being L. G.. Rich. of Brooklfne
Mass. who Is almost be sent to England
as a competitor. 8Iarquand Schwartz. the Western
crack, in poor form and finished fifth.
In the l,500-metre swim j. B. Green. OF Brookline,
Mass. won by a good margin from E. e. Wenck.
Of the New York Athletic Club.
In the other two events there contest H
Allen GossnelI. of the Baltimore Athletic Club.
getting over the 100-metre in minute "a 80
seconds. and J. Fl. H Of the New York Athletic
Club. winning the high dive by default.
The summaries follow:
York Athletic Club Time 2:51b- L G. Rich. Brook
lyn Swimming Club. second: c. D. Treubenbach. New
Mems Christian Association fourth. and Marquand
Schwartz Missouri Athletic Club. fifth.
York Athletic club. Time. foa1s J. p Mantsm West
Side Young Mems Christian Association, York.
ond J. w. Chambers. Princeton. third c. VI Richards,
One-hundred- metre race tback stroke,-won by H.
Allen Gossnel Baltimore Athletic Club No other start
Fifteen hundred metre rass-won by j. 3 Green.
BroOkline. Mass Time 2s:31. E z. Wenck. New York
Athletic Club second N c. ManIey. New York Athletic
Club third.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTE


series of misplays in the eighth inning, com
bined with some heavy hitting, gave St Louis four
and a victory the Giants the Polo
Grounds yesterday by a score of to ). a crowd
numbering than six thousand persons went
up to the grounds to welcome the Giants home,
and away again in disgust for the team
played poorly and let the game slip away by
ragged fielding. In all, seven errors charged
against the Giants, with Bridwell, Shannon and
Doyle the chief offenders.
Taylor pitched for the Giants, and pitched well
enough TO win, but the support he got enough
10 discourage any pitcher. The visitors fielded
poorly, but their were less costly. The
Giants made fourteen hits off Salee, but they were
not enough TO insure victory.
Merkle batted for Taylor in the eighth inning,
while Nicklin the bases for Needham, necessi-
tating change Of battery in the last inning, when
Crandall took Taylor's place and Snedgrass went
behind the bat.
A wild pitch the beginning of trouble for the
Giants in the first inning, for it allowed Shaw, who
started the proceedings with three-bagger, TO
score. In their half of this inning the Giants took
the lead when they made a three
bagger by Shannon, single by Tenney, Shaw S
tumble of Devlin's hit, Seymour's single and Need
hams out Bridwelrs bunt and a wild throw by
Hostetter gave tfre Giants another in the
fourth inning
The fatal eighth began when Byrne reached first
because his drive too hot for Devlin handle.
Shannon muffed Delehanty's line drive, which
gave the batter life and allowed Byrne to tally.
Devlin then made a bad throw Tenney Of Ko-
netchy's hit, with the result that the runner got
all away around TO third and Delehanty crossed
the plate. Hostetter singled to left and Konetchy
scored. ORourke sent out a two-bagger and Doyle
threw Gilbert's grounder TO Needham too late to
catch Hostetter racing home.
The Giants Were helpless in the last inning. The
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
TO RACE AGAINST TIME.
Mann Cars Entered for 4utO Speed
Trials at Jamaica.

Promptly at 1 O'Clock this afternoon the hrst or
the connecting cars OF the Jamaica, Long Island
speed trials will be sent away on HILLSIDE avenue
nv Fred J. Wagner. the official starter
The trials are marked by the largest entry hst
of any meeting of any kind ever heid III Aliieiod
, ,r,or r,noher of cars have been entered in some
recent hill climbing events. but there nave never
been so many separate starts as Will De the case
to-day In the various classes and at the various
distances nearly one hundred and eighty oistinct -
,ta1s will he run off This means that there VIII
- -.orI,, ona hundred and eighty separate times
taken Fifty-seven cars in twenty-four events Will
fry conclusions with Father Time.
Among the latest entries received was & r
olcott's Stearns which won the amateur event
&, the Bridgeport hill climb on Memorial Day
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
IELECETER HOLDS LEAD AT CHESS.

TBy Cable 70 The Tribune
''ague. Bohemia June 4-Seven adjourned games
e oecided in the International chess masters
.aaneat al the exposition to-day The actuai
aus Of schlechter was determined by the result
Is game with JanowSki. which was a draw ule
''an remaining al the top Of the list one-haii
- n advance Of both DUras and Nidmar' VINO
4eo tor second place. Teichmann profted most
-1g from Proxies and Leontief. Rubinstein IN
Neo MS score by cne and one-half points pF
ing from Leonhardt and drawing against hVl-
Aeonhardt also drew his game with Alapin
remained tied with Rubinstein for fourth ana
PAGES. The game between Janowsh ano bar
<'en also was drawn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
RIG RACE At SAVANNAH.
Contract Signed for the Grand Prize
AUTO Contest.

Savannah. June 4-The contract was signed yes
terdav by the officers OF the Savannah Automobile
Club for the races that are TO De held mere next
Noveuber for the Grand Prize offered by the
automobile Club OF America. An elimination race
will probably precede the Grand Prize race
The entrance fee for the race will be $3.50. The
Automobile Club of America will offer 5000 tro-
phy and guarantees twenty foreign cars for the
race President F. c. Battey OF the local club will
rastgp from the racing board OF the American Au-
,omobile Association.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
MEXICO TO ENCOURAGE RACING.
s0srament VIII Guarantee $4,000 Year
for 2 National Derby.

ss1ioo City June Another step has been hldue
ss'd procuring for Mexico natlohaI beiO
|A .saeIal government has guaranteed sZ'''Ve' ia
lEs G $500 annually for ten years, 10 Desih III
r he Gate for celebrating the centennial festlFa
L Las entered INTO formal contract with the
h1tsy Club.
Nominations for the first Derby must be made by
s,snbsr l. 1906
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Boston June 4-The Chicago National League
,eor champions of the world, made their first ap-
,earance in the East this year to-day and played
seventeen INNINGS TO a tie with Boston, each
,5a scoring one run before darkness stopped the
,r,e The contest was the longest played in either
the National or American league this year LIN
6an,an and Pfeister pitched remarkable bail, and
se,.rsl times each pulled out OF tight places "heh
q run would have been scored with a nit
Howard hit the ball the left field fence close
% tho foul line In the seventh inning, and the
iocsls tied the score in their half Beaumonts
.,,gle q hase on balls and Bowerman's inneld hit
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
GOLFERS AFTER TITLE
HITCHCOCK LEADS FIELD.
Travers Among SuruiUors for Nesc
Jersey Cham monship.

The ninth annual championship tournament OF
the Jersey State Golf Association began
yesterday with its usual large field at the Engle-
wood Golf Club. There We're eighty-six starters.
and the gold medal for low in the eighteen
hole qualifying round went to Charles Hitchcock
jr., of Baltusrol. with 49, This led by single
stroke Jerome D. Travers. of Montclair the title
holder and Oswald Kirkby, of the home club. Max
Behr. of Morris County and Paul Harrison Of
Montclafr next with 81 each.
There the customary team competition held
in conjunction with the qualifying round. Teams
consisted OF four players. and the organizations
represented were the Englewood Golf Club. Baltus-
rol Golf Club MontcIar Golf Club Plainheld Coun-
try Club. Forest Hill Field Club and Canoe Brook
Country Club. Englewood with 3H-oddly
enough, the identical total which carried the
to victory In the championship year ago at
Baltusrol.
In showing the way in the qualifying round
Hitchcock displayed fash of the form that
him the intercollegiate title In 1902 His card
showed nothing worse than 5s and only two as. as
follows
fn 9pt t................SS ...:.........:...........SS ass5sst 20
It looked If Travers going to tie with
Hitchcock for the medal. all the former needed
was to hole two-foot put on the home green for
a 70. The champion missed to the surprise Of the
gallery. but his partner, Kirkby. holed a twelve
footer for two.
At match play in the afternoon Travers had
Frank o. Reinhart, OF Planfieid, for an opponent
but the one time intercollegiate champion did not
do himself justice. In addition to this, Travers laid
him stymes the fourth and sixth green's. A
brilliant at the eighth hole made Travers s up
but he lost the ninth and turned for home 5 up
The tenth was his in brilliant g. Three halved
holes followed, leaving Travers winner by UP
and to play The halve in at the 3oo-yard
twelfth spectacular. and Travers came within
of holing out his approach for two.
Behr continued his steady golf by decisivey de-
feating Hitchcock in the afternoon. wildness off
the tee penaized the latter, and his every mistake
proved costly, so that the Morris County man won
by up and to play. Kirkby defeated his club
mate, B. F. Rummund while Murray Olyphant
Dudley II. BarrOws, Howard Griffin and w. W
Pell creditable victories.
Contestants qualified in four sixteens. and there
Will be beaten eights In each division. The sum-
mary follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Camel Mcintyre. Sacrifice hits-Kape L3bert st9ief
bases-Mitcheli C3) Hummei. Double plays-fattee
Sheehan Bergen Mcintyre Left on
17sti 4 Rrooklyn G. First base bals-On Mclhtyr
c-f CoakIey First base errors-Cfncinnati 2
Str7sct outMFy Mcintyre 8: BY Coakley B. Time-l:34
J-ynnires-Rigler Johnston.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
gRooKLYN BOWS TO CINCINNATI.

McIntyre's wildness enabled Cincinnati to score
six runs on five hits yesterday and defeat Brooklyn
by a score Of TO at Washington Park. The Su-
perbas made three costly errors and Mcintyre gave
five bases balls.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
"a I a5l 20 2

po.tnn s9sn- 'o'.....,..O o o 0o00o0 %
L.. ,un-Howard. Sacrifice hits-McGann: Sweeney
oi igrfrnan steinfeldt Dahen. Kelley Double play
-, bases-Chicaso. ., h1s-
90 "a First base balsOn LindaInAn :; on Peisitr
.rRI, Ifndaman. . struck ou-I5y fitlsier 4, pS
Pl,iIIon wild pftches-Lindaman, ffeister Time
o
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Where 10 go for the summer is always "A perplexing
Resort Nun of Trioune
SUNDAY will guide Order II at once as thcfc
will be "A big demand for it.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
GARDEN AUTO SHOW IN JANUARY.

At the meeting of the board of managers or
the Licensed Automobile Association yesterday II
was decided to hold the ninth annual automobile
show at Madison Square Garden January IS 10 %
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

'Kan Tor Needham IN the elRhth INNING. T5aVrtu
Taylor in the eighth inning.
St Louis .....-....--...--...l y -
New York .....--...-....--.-. z v y ! U y y 10
Two-base hits-O ROurle, Needham. Three-base hits
Shaw. O'Rourke. Donlin. HIts-Or Taylor, in eight
ono ! inning Sacrifice hits
Hostetter. Stolen bases-Gbert Murray Byrne. Bird
well. Left bases-St Louis - New
York 9. First base balls-On Crandall. / First
base on errors-St Louis 3; New York . Struck out
Jsy Taylor a. by Crandai /; by Sallee ). Wild pitch
TAYLOR. Tine-200. Umpre-Rudderham
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Championship first round)-Behr beat Hitchcock. 8 up
and ) to play: BarrOWs Keep and 4 TO play
beat Ludlow by default Kirkby beat Reinmqn,
up and play: PelI beat Harrison, up and l 70
play Reinhart, and TO play OypnaIt
beat up and to play; Gifen beat RyalI . UP
4 TO play. c. -
ana Johnson beat Baker. up and ) 10 play
Reid beat Snare. 1 up Lockett beat BoyGe / up 90
hoesl: Dudley Austin, and 10 play tenIley
heat Marcus up to play: Moore beat Cunningham
3 up and 2 play: Upton beat Howell 4 up and . 10
play. ?, ,,, -. r,-f,rs =
and 2 CaIkins. by default; Boyn
ton beat Gray. up and . to play: Kellogg beat r
Wright up and Tlay; Coke beat Fell a up ana
z 10 pIav. Lyon :. o. Miller. up 09 holesD; kir
wan beat shoup up; F. c. Miller beat L"ushman' l
Fourth sixteen first round)-Thurston beat Egner.
nm an,T : to play; Rfigeway beat A. Asopp. up ana
4 to play lie Massena beat Cory. up; Colt beat
4 uta Pfeifrer beat Van Week. y
tp and TO play: Yauch beat White UP and to play
Allen beat Dr Palmer. up; Black beat Cameron up
md play.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
pITTssURe, 6; PHILADELPHIA, 3.

AT Phila dolphin: n n n . n n g "a +.
Pittsburg ....-..--....--S y n I a a "a 4
aatueerlesmpittsburs Camnitz and Gibson; Phia-
delphia. Moren and JackA'scA' N''N
cHe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Baseball Polo Grounds. To-day. p. M.-Giants :"
St Louis Adm. 5oc
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
GIANTS In POOR FORM
ERRORS COST THE GAME.
st. Louis Pulls Ont a Tictory IN the
Eighth Inning.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY

Louis al York.
Cincinnati Brooklyn.
Chicago Boston.
Pittsburg Philadelphia.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
ST Louis. Z: New York. 5.
Cincinnati, Brooklyn. i.
Fitteburg. g. Philadelphia g.
Boston. i: Chicago. az innings; caiied).
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
YANKEES ON THE SLIDE
HUMBLED BY CLEVEL1ND
Maps Pile Up Ten Runs to One for
Nesc York.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York Cleveland
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

A Occidental . u;. .sa m 's. ers si T
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 10: New York l.
Boston, 2: Detroit I.
st. Louis. 2; Chicago. / (hrst rame,
Chicago. 2; ST. Louis. / (second game,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
CLEVELAND

First base errors-C1eveland 4; New York l. Two
base hts-Hinchnan, Clarke. Home run--Hfckman Sac
rhce hits-BradIey (9. LaJoie Stolen bases-Hickman
Stahl. base Manning, by pitched
balls-By Manning, CBemis). Left besesCleveland
g: New York, Struck out-Berger. 4; Manning, &.
Time-1:49. Umpire-O Ioughin.
BOSTON, 2; DETROIT, 1.
At Detroit r. H Z.
Boston ..................O o 0 % 10
Detroit ..................0 0 0 0 0 Ii 0
Batteries-Boston, Young and Criger; Detroit
Sieyer Kiilian and Schmidt Umpres-Sheridan and
Egan.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

a nandap
had
Abouttw miles
b. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-04
TOWNS CATS ALL SKINNED.
Fur Man offers Ten Cents Each for
Felines and Boys Prosper.

A representative of a Philadelphia fur
house arrived at Shawnee, Okla, recent.
", and advertised that he would pay
ten cents each for good cat pelts, and
would buy at that price all that were
offered him. The result has been dis
astrous to the tribe of mousers at Shaw
nee, as there are not 100 cats left in
the city.
Boys. as soon as it became known that
cash would be paid for cat skins, went
on a hunt for eats in all parts of the
city. Nothing escaped them, the petted
and pampered Maltese of royal strain
being killed wherever found, as well as
the sleep-wrecking grimaIkin of scrub
stock The slaughter continued several
days before housekeepers were apprised
of the cat war, and then there was a
rush to save the survivors. It was al
most too late to be of any good, for by
that time ShawDee had been depopu-
lated of cats. Over 500 pelts were
bought by the fur man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-04
AND THIS is LEAP YEAR.

Anne NJ. Preseott.-When a man has
been tried, and tried at crucial times
lin cholera and plague times), when he
has been most thoroughly tested and
tried as public officer and as true
friend of his constituents and of the
masses (for one and all like "Jack"
and there is but one Jack, mind you) !,
it is in the nature of things to look
round for the Hon. A. L. G. in thinking
Who viii be the first Mayor7"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Buy at Kerr S.

Buy at Kerr s.
Fred. L. Beringer has notice in
this issue.
A notice of sheriff sale appears in
this issue.
See w. o. Smith, in the Judd build
ing, about your needs in real estate.
The regular quarterly meeting of G..
Brewer & Co., Ltd, will be held on
Saturday, July II.
Persons in need of servants should
read the adj of the Korean Compound
in classified column today.
The eighth assessment of the Har-
rison Mutual Association will be de-
linquent on July Is, 1905 Make your
payments to the secretary, Kapiolani
building.
There is a belief that the Hart.
Schaffner & Marx clothing is doing a
lot of good in this community of good
s1ressers. See the adj. of the Silva Tog-
gerry in this issue.
The bargains offered by L. B. Kerr
& Co., Ltd, during the sessions when
the Rosenberg goods are being sold are
unprecedented, and the success of the
sale IS phenomenal.
There's nothing that restores energy
and refreshes you like bottled Coca
Cola. And there S nothing better than
to have 1T ready when you want it.
Order from Hawaiian Soda Works.
phone SIC.
Forcegrowth, that mysterious prod
net of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co..
Ltd, that makes two leaves grow on
"a plant where only one grew before,
is now for sale in small quantities by
E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd.
There is nothing more swell for a
gentleman than a modish-cut and we'll
made white suit from soft material.
Those sold by NJ McInerny, at the
corner of Fort and Merchant streets,
answer all demands of the gentleman
of fashion