The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-01

you that there are no tacks or nails,
Price $500.
c. X. Chan, % Hotel street, begins
clearance sale of dry goods tomor-
row morning when everything in the
store VII be sold below cost.
Manager Blgin, Of the Hawaii ERail-
way Co., Ltd, advertises today for
tenders for the construction of three
tres5le bridges. See advertisement to-
day.
Hotelkeepers win save money in buy
ing domestic goods at Jordan's.
If you use timed milk remember that
Pioneer Milk is the most popular brand
of all. It is put up by the Gail Borden
Condensed Milk Co., New York. All
grocers sell it.
You are specially invited to visit the
Kash Co. s store, corner Fort and Hotel
streets. this week to see the new styles
in Alfred Benjamin & Co.'S correct
clothes for men.
Kimonos and dressing sacques made
in Japan Of fine silk and silk crepe and
embroidered in selfshades are to be
had at the japanese Bazaar, Fort, OPP
posite Pauahi street.
The patrons of w. W. Ahana Co.
are easily recognized by the superior
style and fit of their clothes. Men
about to order s1rits viii do well to let
the Ahana Co make them up.
The best home that bachelor can
find in Honoluu is at the Majestic
Ho+a1 oor,,a~ of poro+ania oo1 Fort
streets, where the rooms are nicely fur
nished and the service perfect.
Try a Conklin self filing fountain
pen. New stock at Dat & Mossman.
Just a pressure of the thumb while
dipping the pen into an ink well fills
it. The handiest and best pen made.
See others, but before buying see
Jordan s.
Many fine new records for the Victor
Talking Machine just received by Berg
strom Music Co. These are all July
records and entirely new. Call and
hear them. Victors sold on easy month
ly payments.
When it comes TO real estate PROPOSE
tons David A. Dowsett has the most
attractive offers in Honolulu. Whether
you want a residence, beach home or
small farm it will pay you to see him.
See ad. in this issue.
Why not take tour around the
world in the famous Burton Holhfes
Travelogues. Complete sets of these
works containing thousands of illustra-
tions now on sale at Brown & Lyon
Co., Alexander Young building.
Sachs grand annual clearance sale
begins. tomorrow morning. 1t will be
record breaker in respect to the bar.
gains offered and no one who wishes
to save money on house furnishings or
wearables should miss this sale.
See Jordan's window of ribbons.
Blom viii start one of the greatest
sales of Irish sheeting and table linen
ever known in the history of Homo
lulu. Die materials are the best known
to the/trade and the prices will be Aow.
See advertisement in this issue.
Thomas E. Wall, managing partnAr
M Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd, returned
on the Mongolia from business trip
to the Eastern markets where he pur
chased his stock of holiday goods and
arranged for the receipt OF all the new
publications.
Stencil work, which at the present
time is in demand for SO many house
hold decorations, may be seen at. it's
best in the studio of Mrs. Jane Lish-
man More, in the Harrison building
where work is done to order from stem
ellis of beautiful designs.
The Guide is the only complete and
accurate daily shipping paper publish
ed in Honolulu It is now in its 18th
year of publication having been estab
lished in 1899. Guide Publishing Co.,
Young building, Telephone 374. In
formation furnished subscribers in
stantly on request.
Ladies' apparel, New York values,
at Jordan's