The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give conosnse'
News OF the Day.

G. H. Cooke is visiting MAUI on
business.
r.. w. Shingle went to windward IN
the Claudine.
A bankruptcy notice to creditors oil
Mary H. Atcherley appears in this Is
sue. =.
Treasurer Lloyd Conkling will soil
cit designs from local artists for
new issue of license stamps.
A lady's purse was lost in or near
the First National Bank. Reward for
return to J. Chris oDay, l154 Alakea
I,street.
r. W. Edmunds, who has been i'll
for some time, was able to return to
Papaaloa, Hawaii, in the Claudine last
night.
Secretary Charlock of the Board OF
Health is preparing data of typhoid
and plague for the United States Army
authorities here.
The Rev. John Henshall will preach
tomorrow morning and evening in the
Methodist church in place OF Rev. J.
r. Jones, who is on Hawaii,
w. o. Aiken, who has been in town
attending the Board of Education SEES
sion as commissioner for Maui, has
returned home.
Concordia band Will give Fair and
Bazaar tonight and tomorrow afternoon
for the benefit Of the Earthquake
Sufferers IN Portugal.
Members of the Royal School Alumni
are requested to attend the funeral
of the late Charles j. Biart tomorrow
at the Christian church.
Mrs. Pinao c. Watson, Hawaiian,
lately obtained a divorce from Alex.
B. Watson in San Francisco, on the
ground of non support for a year.
Mrs. J. B. Castleman of st. Louis,
who was a visitor to Honolulu re-
Gently, expects TO return later in the
year, bringing party with her.
Stocks are large and full at Sachs
Dry Goods Co. Many new lines of
goods just arrived and are now on dis
play. You will do well to put Sachs at
the head of your shopping list for
Monday morning.
Silya's Toggery has the finest line of
Panama hats to be found in the city.
Nesligee styles from South America
and trim styles in the latest New York
blocks. $3.50 up to 500.
Office supplies of all kinds, such as
account books, ink, pencils, pens, era
sers, rulers, typewriter ribbon, etc.
carried by A. B. Arleigh 4 Co., on
. Hotel street opp. Union
See John Mattos, Alakea near Bere-
tania, for repairs to cutters, drains.
all kinds of plumbing work and sheet
iron or metal contracts of any kind.
He will figure free of charge and do
/ the work az the lowest prices possible.
Feature vaudeville is advertised for
the Asahi theater this evening. Bicy-
Gle trick riding, acrobatic stunts and
latest moving pictures are among thu
leading items on the bill Admission
IS, 25, so and IS cents.
The Observation-Disclosures Paper a.
Supply Company have a word to saw
today about paper and paper supplies
1t should be borne III mind that this is
the only exclusive house in its line
IN the Islands, fact that means a
great deal. Give them a trial
! Coyne Furniture Company will. be-
ginning Monday morning, have a big
sale of crex rugs at markdown prices,
This sale should interest every lady
OF Honolulu. The prices of different
size rugs may be seen In Coyne Fur
J niture Co.'S ad, in this issue.
c. M Tai, the we'll known King
! street merchant, advertises in this is
sue baseball goods OF every kind, hard
ware rubber hose, fishing tackle ena-
mel ware etc. Store is open until 9
p. m. Saturdays. The numer is 80
North King.
! the latest papers from the mainland
tell how the Senators are going to the
Capitol in white linen and flannel
clothes. How mach more sensible than
wearing wooden clothes these hot DAYS
The men of Honolulu should realize
this and let w. w. Ahana Co. make
them up white clothes.
Jordans the fast growing popular
store announce today that they will
commence on Monday a special sale
OF Ladies Lingerie the goods represent
quite a large purchase of all Garments