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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

8tanb. Or. Sunituu Fer,
rel fam am 9tenitus 5uriid uon Mem
MegicO. ST wir6 iid in Der Stnht
Sueucari, q. M., welfe 1000 GIN.
wpbner 5dblt, meoerlaKsn unb glaubt
elm lubneroes SeGb ssfuuoen su ba
ben.
5. g. 8eIer Der iiiblih pun
Roiebuo tpuhnte, bat ietne go Gfer
5arm fir IS, 900 perfauit nnb bat i'm
Siun iid in G%uinmooO, &anias,
nieOerSulaiien
- Cine gusnbl iuueer 9eute aus
Der 8eo BIRD 0aAbariAaft hat iif)
uadl 6em 8eiten b%eseben nm ais
5armarbeiter tbdtts 81 iein. IS
iino 56bue Oes isrib Bod, Elm Sohn
0es Epm 9rice. eGenfalls Ben 3inu,
hilbert uno Nnore!p araule, 8m.
5tanttin uno 8alter 9infeao geben
nadb 8rott, aanias oieie 8odle.
Die @a8co1nbe 0iase Mar
les County Meoical Sucietp cine
gereiniguns Der Nerste genannter
Gountp 5. bat I'M Sinnseiu 0uspttal
bier gu errihten 9ieGndlei ind in osr
Gprii %tattfinbenten 8erlammlana
uater beiprohen wer0en. 0tebrere
CUR &ereiuiaurg geb6renoe Aer5t,
baden ttrslid in ben nambaiteu Qebr
mltatten oieieS 2anoes eiren BOT
Graduate +. 8urius burhgemah;
lrtb iiuo i'll igber 8~esiebung beidbtaI
Operation an 8rauten u%or5unebmer
itatt lebtere natb Den ct, 2outiel
S~Uipitatern su ifiden. 9uffeuttiG
miro lid bieies 8rujett oerrpirtdd,
on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Gefteinnnbiees
S,iSe in 8Si6e.

Ssibe bari ,Hie a. seruneen
perbeu, audi nidt nit Der
Raibine, neil Die efftgepresteu Sol.
ten uidt mebr 3u beieitigeu pdren;
pomoeIi6 m:iilnl aud p6brenb 6es
8ai6ens ole Slide obne Salten I'M
8aiier Iieeen; Dem lesten Spiilmaifsr
sebe man bnnn cine idnad)e @urumi-
traeantloiuns nit san3 tuenis Glaut.
,uias uno 8eingeiit banee Johann
gum Gbtropfen out idIage bieralf
gum nolIieen 4btrodnen in refine Iii.
der elm utb maneele nod feibt IN
oieien,, fpomogli6 obne Gu6, un6
Itede, oann uiif ben Habmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
8,r Itnb ermddtist
D.. s. MunIbrouer
ais Sohbioat iRr sim UiaribdI au5u5eisen.
geir iinS ermd6tiet
ggm. 8itthnus
oils eanbibai itr 6itp g,arihal au3u6eiseu

SD babe ausaeiunoen Oa6 mou
nid1 al itgrben brauft iCInnpe Or.
Rina's Reu Diicuuerp erbdItlih III"
Iaat Drs. 8. $. 8hite uor RajbborO,
ga, Sh piiroe heuts uift unter
ben 9ebenoer iein mare es niht fir
biele wuuoerbate Nrshet sic tbBt
Den puiteu ihneuer ale irpen0 paS
anbers uno hettt 2unaeutrnntbeitsn
nnchoem Der 6aa als %cOfuuasI0s er-
Fldrt mtrO. BieieS suuertdlilae oeil
mittel fur 0uiten Grtdltuupeu, Strip
be, 4ithma, Brouditis uno peiierts'i
miro inter @arnnt9 uertauit in
BATTER Bros appthete 80 Seuts uni
800 8rubefloidle trei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
seLteue @eleaenhelt..

Da i'd idlop bel 'Sabren bin urb bic slr'
belt midi mebr perrid)ien fam, 10 modlte id,
mem Giaenthum bier oertouien. Sc beitebt
aus $50 x lao Sub @runbftiid, aui ,peId,em
Wobnbaus nit A 3immer. aiid1e uno &eller
III, ionie 2 5~reibhduier 60 II TuB. nebIt
aubs uno SiihneritaIl crit pori9es Sabr ers
pout. 9equem nit Der SiraBen babn ooer
Train. 7iir iunse 2euie ipcld)e grbe6en tDus
uen uno quit baben OortpdrtS gu fommen
bietet lid bier cine quite 6eIeseubeit bic ntdt
uerpobt neroen iollte Sd mot,te belon'
oe,S Geute pom Sermann uno nnge9eno
einlaoen ben plab 5u beIeben. Sit lcid1t 5u
Iinoen; man idbri init Der 8irftuoob II. Ger
aufpn Straben.Sor bis Sarper place. noro'
lib l 1,2 Ylod.
Sohn ~. D efIotin
WebIter @rooe, no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Befnnutmodbunq.

Sd babe mid am L. Sanuar bonn Sc.
ibdt 5uriidse3osen. bod babe il nod, elm
nige Sormserdibid1afien bic ID, pertnaIS
nil uno unierm aoItenpreiIe anbiete. &c
limb pfiee, Gultipators, SiabIredben .Seu
REDEEM, !Soil-G Carriers uno @abIen, inb
Spno.S demaid,tnen. 2rmmt unb yebt re an.
Mld, erIude Id, ale bic mir Gd,ulben BAL.
piait por5uIpredhen nub ibre GduIb 3u be.
sleid,en nnb icmii lpeiiere nntpIten az Der.
meioen.
3enrp Soneef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Mnfknntarriht.

SriinoIidJer llnterrtd,t in piano, Srsel
uno Snitrumentalmuiit, 9raeS uno GIario,
nette) miro ipraiom uno eeluifenboft nod
lon9idbrieer Sriabrung erteilt bon
6eurp VI ou 6 buno.
SuIi2 6m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Ed. Schwartz,
SdDniieOe nno
@a8enmader.
on Der 5. unb MartihraBe.

8 E { M a n n, 90 o.
GmpFiebIt fid benz pubIitum tir aae in
iein Sad einIdIasenbe slrbeiten Die er
prompt unb su mdBisen preiien beiorst,
SbenIaus aseni fir Deerins. plano
mb 81 b er, unb allen amber.
en- Tarmserdibidatten.
Jan 10. 81 10 rb cd 10 art.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
n U LIS
Du6bano!nng.

Cine eroBe Nuanobf Streibma.
t~eiialen, bidder. gniidtapoitiarten,
@eiaen. @~uttoren, N~ccDrbions.
MnnoharminituS. u. {. NJ. i'm Dor,
rath.
@epehre nno Gicecie 5ubeh6r,
and &%eparotur uDn ShieBmnffen
uno 8uetroD.
:ROBERT HUxOL.
@eiddfsfibrer.
petrus'S ebduoe. an Der 4. etrabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
uidgplidrr 9llGrhtbrridt,
STAR MILLS.

@e,asn. 2GlalItdt. ...,..... 50
&eI3en, 3 Qlnl tnt.,........ ~
Miehf, pr Sad. l. 6ualuai. ESQ
Wehl, per cad, 2 Gualitat.. 40
aornulgbF per 100 Biunb ~. Lao
&teie. per 100 Iiun6 i 70
Shtppituf, per 100 8tuno. ~. 1925
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
;5u pertaMgcn: etne CUTE Snrn
Roheres IN bieier Office.
gu uerfa n:

gieine Sorm beIebeno ans pa sIder 400.
BON so gIder fior limb, 20 oopon Greet
Yottom, autee Wobnbaus wno ertru gutter
StaIl. ioipie iurit ale notbruenoige gtebeil-
ebduoe. Giiterne uuo 9uten 9runneu betn
6ouie.
1lGberes bel
Gus. y ae uiie am.
SiuiSs Dio
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
nnOiOntfn=An1rigen

> SutlutukallA G1hl1'9S"
Tnr Staot . Collector.
gSir limb erAdd)ti9t Serrn
Gam. Nuumaoertner len.
ais 6anbiont fir stabt Collector anasSei
gen. g8obl I'M Z. 2lpril 1903.
g8ir Iino ermddtgi 6errt
ae6redat @ueit
ais 6anoioat fir ggieoerpobl al6 Gin Sol
Iettor onaujciaens
gDir i'm crmGtiist
9bas 8, Ntaushuno
oils @anbipat .tir Solicitor Der 9iuoi Ser
mann ut3u5eigen
8lr Alderman /, W nro.
sgir fino ermddtis'
9puis 61beritOd
ais sauoibat lir 2lEcermou oct' /. g9arO
auau6sigen
gSr mo erhldcltl9t
Gbas. 0Oned
aIS eauSinat fur 4lSermdu Der =. Waro
aH3useigen
Jlr " nrl vol.
@ir iiuo'ermdogti8t
Zoe. @roas
ais Ganoibot fir Sim 9lurihdI ou3u8riseu.
g1tr Iino ermdbtigt
d. s. Munlbrouer
ais Sorhioat inr sim Utaribul a,3u5eisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Nene Nn5eigeu,


Gu nPf',if n.
e4ohuhouS mn 6 9otien an Der 0t 3.
1ir-ke. NGberes bel
ar2O Srant We b amen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
y { 0 D u e..
GUriaiert pom
John H.. HELMERS, Grocer.

Sanction California Deilden
limb Su 20 Gents a @mtoert su babeu be
Sphu u. DeUortn,
FDeblter @rooe. Wto.
Sitte i'm 9eiteIlunsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
{u terfnuten.

Toe 8'orrhnuS Der ep1nochiucn @eneius
= u SmisS, .5rerca1nuc mt 3rfuirrer
% ouf Der Nhbruda at rcrtmiict A}caeu
gill ca ,ueubc man i'm ~ Germ gSm.
Hafripnth roer =. .. fSattr IL Spiec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Wibtis fir Hbonnenten!

SoIl VWu uuW VeHelul' TUIumt III goalDtnBtDH DeHuNpS
ridtiat uuben, baB es teinem @D5enblatt bonn 1. Sanliar
1908 ab mebr leefattet ien iOG, 8eituneen an Gbonnenteh
gu ienben, weldbe iber elm Sabr NIT ibrem Gbunnementsbetras
i'm &aditanbe inb. 9i9tbefpleitns bieIer Seael lam @nt.
sebune bes Second GLASS Geail1 .Griptleeiuts int @efplse
baben. llniere Gbounenten uerben tuifen, tpas bas bebeutet.
9anit mir ndt Der @efabr ~ausseiebt nerben, idtperen Gda.
ben 81 %erle:ben, bitten, stpr ale rifftGnbieen Gbpnnenten
%brinseub, on ms brett pber an uniere assuten Die ~idulbieen
geitrdee e~tusuienben. Der Gbrefensettel auf Der 8etuns ooer
af benz l%lmidlae Seiet, bis gu peldem Datum bas Gbpnne.
ment e~ntridbtet III.
Die 8eitunssberausseber baben un @ensralpofnnt
tur5e 5rif befunnen, nm lire Recommendation gu bereiniaen,
unb mir bpHen uno eruarten. baB Die q bpnnenten, oenen mir
bas 8latt pinttlih %suididen. ms prompt bethlehem. @er bis
gum 10. SUM- ieinen &ldftanb ni6t b~e9lidben bat, oeFeu 5ane
nuB BON Der Site ~seiridben iuerben, unb Ieine Sdulbigteit
niBte auf anbere Grt einaetrieben merben. Die 9eier, nit oenen
mir eepB INNER @ebulo uno Na6iic6tr aelbt, tueroen uns bar.
unt sepiB tbren euten gSiQen betuabren, benn es 1T ri5t I'M.
iere Sbu(O, baB bas 2epartentent bieie Repel eetnad5t
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
gu p%ertoufen.

Wlein Wpbuhaus nit Storerdumen an Der
a. strobe 1T unter sii1Itigen 9cpinsm9en
gu oertduieu
RihereS bel
Senrp @oned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
SMALL TALKS
Continued From Page Four.)


the votes brought in on the ANA" ~
elected Joe Fer he Honolulu
the land and taSao
people who want to tell me how mistaken
am. haven't proved it to yet
seven votes
marked too
who will this though ana
a a
insdous there
Islands, reason WI"
bS
would be all
would search real remedy Tor
the
could with
School
little Rugby with the inter
invnble play the intercollegiate
impressed the
the bat he welded
the
kid the Why not An1awaian team to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15

some who were not, expressed their
thanks to the voters, renewed their
promises to support the principles of
the party platform, and work for the
public good. Edward Ingham presided
and made very happy speech IN
opening the meeting, and other pleas
ant little speeches. in introducing the
various candidates, successful and
otherwise.
w. A. Kinney went most carefully
and comprehensively into the results
and meaning of the election. L. l..
Metandless spoke particularly of the
congressional tight. Frank Harvey
addressed the Home Rulers particular
" telling them that N voting TOR
ths;f candidates they were helping he
Republicans, while their real Interests
ard instincts were with the Democrat
ic party. Jarrett was voeiferously
greeted and made frank, manly, sim
core speech IF thanks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
A NOTED ARMY LEADER.

Colonel Charles Miles who is now Wis.
iting Hawaii is one of the most distin-
guished Salvation Army leaders in
America having climbed up to the posi-
ton of third officer in the entire United
States. At one time he commanded the
Department of the West in Chicago. He
has been personal secretary to General
Booth, has twice seen extensive service
in South Africa, has represented the
cause in scores of large churches and
is reputed most effective speaker. This
evening he will address Central Union
Church on the theme, "Who Cares. or
Practical Philanthropy. Colonel Miles
viii tell the story of the remarkable
industrial work that has made the
Army one of the most successful agen-
cies in combating crime and poverty
which the world has ever known. Ho-
nolulu people will be glad to have an
opportunity to obtain first hand knOwl-
edge of this phase of Army work from
such an expert as Colonel Miles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15

The Chinese bankers and merchants
believe in square dealing. Anybody
who expects to engage in commercial
transactions with them may be safely
guided by the Golden Rule.
At Toxic the American commission
ers were received in private audience
at the Imperial Palace by the Empe-
ror and Empress of Japan, and the
Order of the Sacred Treasure was con-
ferred upon the men Of the party.
The trip from Yokohama to Hone
lulu was an uncommonly pleasant one
and greatly enjoyed by the Mongolia
passengers. The weather was fine and
the sea smooth. Captain Morton and
the other officers of the Mongolia did
a great deal to add to the comfort and
entertainment of the passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
SETTLEMENT WILL SOON
HAVE MOVING PICTURES

Superintendent Jack MeYeigh of
the MOlokai Settlement is in town and
has practically closed deal for a
moving picture machine and a supply
of films for the Settlement. A. Cart
ley is advising Mr.. Mcveigh concern
ing electric lights for the machine,
and r. x. Bonine is giving expert ad-
vice on how to set up and run the APP
PaTatus.
1t has been about decided to fix up
place for giving the moving picture
exhibitions at the Settlement out of
doors, there being no suitable hall
there 1t is probable that shelter
for the machine viii be built with a
removable front, while the screen will
be placed also under shelter to pro-
tect it from the weather. Benches for
the people will be built where good
view of the pictures can be obtained.
When everything is ready it is prob
able that exhibitions will be given
phce week, new MIN peIhg secuTeu
as often as. practicable. At the pres
ent time there is a large quantity of
film obtainable in Honolulu, somewhat
scratched and shopworn, but of a va
riety of subjects that should afford
immense delight to the people of the
Settlement. The majority at Kalau-
papa and Kalawao have never seen a
moving picture show and the first few
exhibitions will be wonderful affairs
to them.
The amount of money now in the
moving-picture fund is sufficient to
buy a machine and a fair supply of
film.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
R1x1Na FOR CHRISTMAS.

NJ. McInerny, Ltd, give resume 10
dav in their advertisement of what they
carry in stock suitable for men and
which may be bought at that store by
ladies. There is an aggregation OF
stock that is hard to beat, and the
duality of the best is to be seen IN
every article. The stock comprises
clothing. haberdashery, underwear, hats
and caps, collars and cuffs, umbrellas
and a line of finest neckwear. inns
establishment has been long noted Tor
the quality of its wares, and 1t IS an
old saving that if an article came from
MeInerny's it is good. The reputation
\ is the same today in that respect as the
store held twenty years ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
WILDER MAKES GOOD
TAX COLLECTIONS

The unparalleled tax collections for
the second period closed last night at
10 clock with collections so far this
year of 1915, 1919, as against eollec-
tions from January to November 30,
1907 of $647 ,2s9.96.
The collections this year have there
1902, making a total for the first four
teen days of November Of 1895, 043.92
as against 1921, 5l159 for the first fif-
teen days of November, 1907.
The collection this year have there
fore greatly exceeded those of last year.
Tax Collector C. T. Wilder feels very
much gratifed with the showing made.
Already this year there have been more
than $4,000 more collected than was
collected last year up to the end of
November.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
DEMOCRATS
CELEBRATE


Continued from Page One.l
ceded by procession of the eandi-
dates, headed by the Hawaiian band,
around town. The candidates met at
the party headquarters, Waverley
Hall, soon after : o'clock. The Ha'
waiian band, under Captain Berger,
Joined them ON Bethel street. With
the band in tally-ho and the candi-
dates and officials-eleet in automobiles,
the procession moved to King street
and thence to Bishop and Hotel, and
then to AaIa Park There was a
crowd at the park to receive them,
and the affair took on the aspect of
great celebration.
Of course, there was speech-making.
All of the victorious candidates, and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
CHINESE WIRELESS INVENTION

According to the Far Eastern Re-
view, a Chinese gentleman named HUI
Cbuen has obtained a patent on an
improved method of wireless telegra-
ply, simplifying the methods hitherto
in use. The system has been recon-
mended by Chinese authorities for the
reason that it makes use only of do
mestic Chinese materials of lower cost
than imported articles, and it IS also
simpler to operate. At the test OF the
equipment at Canton it was pro-
nounced a success. Detailed lnforma-
ton as to the workings of the new
system. however, are not as yet at
hand.-Scientifc American.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
HACK AND pLATEGLAss SMASHED

Hack 274, driverless, came dashing
down Fort street at half past eleven
last night, narrowly missing a PunahOu
car, at the corner of King and coming
up with a smash against the telegraph
pole on E. O. Hall G. Son 8 corner When
the hack stopped so suddenly the horse
kept on going, jerking out Of the har.
ness and smashing its head through one
of Hall s plateglass windows The hack
is a wreck, the window is severely
punctured, but, peculiar to say, ths
horse escaped without any particular
injury The outfit belongs to one Of
the japanese drivers from the Beretania
avenue hack stand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
UNION MINE COMPANY,
LIMITED.

At the call of the President, spe-
eial meeting of stockholders of the
Union Mine Co., Ltd, will be held at
the office of E. p. Low, corner Mer-.
chant and Alakea streets, in Honolulu,
t. H., on Monday, the 25th day of No
vember, 1908, at 10 a. m, for the pur-
pose of authorizing an increase of the
capital stock, and for securing funds
for developing the mine.
(Signed) j. s. LOW,
Secretary, Union Mine Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, T. H., November IA, 1908.
3O7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Remnants at Ehlers' tomorrow.
December Delineator now on sale al
Sachs.
The best show of dry goods in town
at Kerr's.
Look at Whitney Marsh s ad on
the society page.
See the values in household goods IN
Kerr s domestic department.
Mrs. C. L. Diekerson has new goods
on display, arrived on the Alameda.
E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd, have the
Marion Harland coffee pot in various
sizes.
Hand embroidered French robes
greatly reduced, at Whitney & Marsh 8
sale tomorrow.
Ten shares in the Jared Smith To-
Hacco Plantation are offered for sale.
See classified ads.
A white bull terrier has strayed
from 1909 King street. Finder return
to or notify T. w. Carter.
A japanese girl, experienced in sew
ing and embroidering, advertises for a
position. See classified ads.
Paragon carbons are unquestion-
ably the best. See them at the Office
Supply Co., 931 Fort street.
Blom has sale of blankets this
week, when he will sell an unusually
good article for very little money.
Fhst display of art goods at Sachs
tomorrow.
A special meeting of stockholders of
the Union Mine Co. has been called
for November %. See notice in this
issue.
First-elass room and board may be
had in modern residence in unex-
celled locality. Address an. -, this
office.
Pau-ka-hana is the best friend of
the housekeeper because it relieves
her of half the hard work. Sold by
all grocers,
Wines and liquors at the Royal An
mex, Nuuanu avenue and Mere hant,
Sunday. Lunch 25c., dinner So; beer
10c a glass.
Burnt leather work, Christmas cards,
novelties. curios-something different
from the other dealers. Miss John
son, 70 King street.
See the pretty princesse gowns IN
Sachs show-windows.
See the patent leather, two-eyelet
Colonial tie for $4 at the Manufac-
tuners Shoe Co, Ltd. The biggest
shoe value ever given at 81.
A baseball suit marked "Banzai "
was left in rapid transit car last
Sunday. Finder viii please return to
AHawaii Shinpo Office, Smith street.
A Christmas present from Hawaii
Can YOU feel the expeetant thrill on
receipt of the package? ii. Cuiman,
1904 Fort street, makes the rlght
things to put in such a package.
Gurrey G. Co., Ltd, have Just re-
eeived their first big shipment of PIC
lures and picture mouldings, all per
sonally selected by Mr.. Gurrey.. An
appropriate frame for, every picture.
Fort street. below King.
Have YOU seen the bargains III
ladies' shoes at Kerr s.
Hart. Schaffner & Marx are among
the leaders of fashions in the manufac.
ture of clothes for men, and some OF
the best dressed people in Honolulu
wear clothing made by that well-know1
firm At silva s Toggerv will be found
suits of every description and for any
occasion,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
THE BYSTANDER
Continued from Page Four,

CONTINUED tromP Fouro
employer investments and paau rear their ~
ing the down. For year
came sheriff the deposit grew but five days Chief
for deposits nothing and anyone
visit Chinatown with an nder viii know the reason WIN Gll
there high tde and though there fry the
big doing business like
= :
go out of the tailor business am going to start bakesbon
make bread Fortunate
among men = ne who knows where 70 buy one Of those wh0ppng big and
there compare with it in n
and get someone 10 come
long, which are nearly All c
sheet bread an inch and =
half thick also luxury that will make shop
black and Boston brown be counted the shop
spuouy one can get bread
Jersey milk for uneh perhaps cottage cheese
and milk which is
luxury almost Honolulu tfirysix hours
old dry and brittle This shall put under
crumbs will they can gather anv
shining CLOTH shall few flowers large filed with
silver spoon bowl
and nuttv favor which makes them oastro 80 ePes
generous of enough for ANYBODY
Let tell another easy digest and proved
Take bowl of hot boiled rice eggs pepper
After eating bowl Of that
you will feel all right until dinner time no matter what hard you may
This dainty can also be had at my bakeshop restaurant
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times they explain VII" the cable failed witness
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being prepared Honolulu for it BY the dis
eliminating and ba work of these that point kept
touch with which, piece history
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paternity
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something Bingham dying hospital
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libel for divorce against her husband
that ne
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suppress public morality he met Mrs E. H. de Jones nag
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death till the SLOW mail brought the SAD news
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
DIED.

BIPTKANE-In Honolulu, November
"a. 1908. at her residence, Kuikini
street. the widow of the late John
W. Bipikane.
UAUGHTON-In Honolulu, November
II. 1908. Mrs. Caroline Haughton,
widow of the late James Haughton'
Tnterment Thursday in Nuuanu Gem
eterv. Deceased leaves one son,
James P. Haughton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15

Allan Herbert gives his pacifcation
Barbecue this afternoon from clock
to 5 at Wailele, up Kalihi valley. To
this have been invited the Democratic
and Republican candidates at the late
election, whether those candidates were
elected or not.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15

The possession of a pianoIa piano
means diversion for YOU, pleasure and
education for your family. Everyone
can play artistically with the pianola
piano. Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
BELLrNA-coR MARRIAGE.

William f. BelIina and Adelaide v.
Correa were married yesterday, the
ceremony being performed at Kawaia-
hao church by the Rev. Henry H. Par
ker