Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL
One-cent-a.word B IL Ell n Want
Ads. are cheaper than carfarc and
shoe Leather.
w REGISTER!
Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner.


II, NJ. Wells arrived yesterday from
Maui.
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frcar have
booked to leave In the liilOnian.
A. l.. Louisson will leave for the
States In the Hilonian on business
Delegate Kalanianaole has returned
from Kauai, where he has been doing
some political work
Cottage of five rooms on Alapal
street at SIS per month Is for rent.
See the ad in this issue.
Keep Pau.ka.Hana In the house-it
will fight dust when hard work and
other makes Of soap fail.
Mrs. l.. Hoolapa and infant came
over from Maui, arriving In the Mikn-
hala yesterday morning.
All kinds of beer, vines and mixed
drinks are served in The best manner
at the Fashion. Just give us try.
Governor Frear, Marston Campbell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Newell returned
from Maui yesterday in the Mikahala.
T.. a. Berndt OF w. W. Dimond &
Company expects to leave In the Ala
media on a business trip to the States.
He will probably go east.
On installments Of SO Der month you
can purchase a White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny a. Co., Ltd,
agents, 1866 Fort st. Phone 4sS.
| The Regal Shoe Store now has the
agency for the famous Buster Brown
Shoes for boys and girls, misses and
children. They are low In price, and
made to stand rough usage.
The n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. are
holding an opening display of the lat.
est imported creations in fall millin.
cry, as well rs many of their own, on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Of
this week.
Miss Power viii hold Il fall millln.
cry opening display at her millinery
parlors, beginning Monday ana con.
tinulng all the week Many new and
beautiful styles are TO be shown. Bos.
ton building.
Registration Hours 8 TO 10, IL 10
1, A to-
Rev John osborne delivered beau.
,iful memorial service yesterday at
St. Clements for tho late 4. Rain
Walker. The church was wcllfllcd
with those who had known him when
he was here.
T.. w. DOhrmann chairman of the
honorary commission Of Pacific Coast
Chambers Of Commerce visiting Japan,
sent a letter Of hearty thanks to Cap.
tain Corwin 7. Rees for their pleas
ant trip about the Pearl Harbor luchs
on the U. S. tug lroquois.
An inquiry has been received by the
Chamber of Commerce from the Ore
gon Development League regarding
the possibility of securing u supply of
the residue from sugar refining, the
black moiasscs for which there Is now
n big demand to mix with other food
stuff for cattle feed. The inquiry Is
for the cost delivered In Portland, the
conditions under which Il can be ship
ped and the style of package.
w. A. Anderson has made some ex.
periments which show that rubber
can be tapped at a profit at Nahiku.
Tho trees he has been tapping are but
four inches In diameter and he finds
that from trees of that size he can get
twenty ounces per man per day. AT
this rate there is profit of about one
dollar per day on the labor of each
man employed. The return from trees
large enough for tapping should be
much greater.
Leopold G. Blackman principal OF
Aliiolani College, has been invited ia
present paper to be read before the
next annual meeting of the American
Philosophical Society Of Philadelphia
The society was founded by Franklin
in l143 and Is the oldest and most in
huential of the learned societies. Mr.
Blackman's article on the Pacific Sci
entiflc Institution in the National Geo
graphic Magazine, the August mum
Der, called forth the invitation.
YOUR VOTE can't be counted un,
less you REGISTER.
The Cornell Club, consisting of for
mer students of Cornell University
had its first banquet last Saturday
eyening, The affair took place in tn,
lanai dining room OF the univarsit
Club Eleven members were present
including President Gilmore, 'sS; j. L
Higgins, '9S; Philip Schuyler, 'Ol
Chester J. Hum, 'OS; Edgar Wood
'95; II. Verne Mitchell OF; Vaughan
McCaughcy, '0S; D. l.. Van Dine. 'Oi
Wilbur j. MacNeil 81; John NJ