The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Oh can do better at Kerr s.


, Remnants, EhIers' tomorrow
New ruchings at Whitney & Marsh S.
Up-to-date styles in white walking
/ skirts at Kerr $.
| Big show novelty dress goods,
/ Kerr S, tomorrow.
A working hopsekeeper is wanted.
See classified ads.
For frst-class merchant tailoring, try
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd.
Wooden skirts from So at Whitney
& Marsh S skirt sale tomorrow.
Elegant showing new border effects
IN novelty dress goods at Kerr's.
A young japanese accountant adj
vertises for position. See classified
| ads.
A gold veil bar pin, set with pearls,
has been lost. Reward for its return
to Advertiser office.
No duplicates in Kerr s new stock.
Dubonnet wine for cocktails and
hlghballs. Wholesale at Thos. f. Nc
| Fighe & Co., King and Maunakea.
Leroy Henry, Swedish masseur, can
be communicated with on Phone AL.
He will treat patients at their homes.
/ Wines and liquors at the Royal An
mex, Nuuanu avenue and Merchant,
SUNDAY. Lunch Csc, dinner go; beer
Zoe. a glass.
Mrs. C. L. Diekerson, rs Beretania
avenue, in Sachs block, will have her
first display of spring millinery, Tues
day, March 2.
/ A person with capital has an oppor-
tunity to invest as working partner
in a profitable local industry. See
. classified ads.
Tomorrow Whitney 6 Marsh S skirt
J sale.
Best horses in the city, saddle or
driving. Rigs of all kinds with OF
without drivers. Club Stables, Fort
street; telephone 100.
Read the half-page ad of Won Hap5ps-
4 Young Co. in this issue. about Sthe
Cadillac car. 1t is the finest car in
the market at its price.
You are never late, no time is lost
and you are always satisfied if you
have perfect watch. Ell. Culman
Fort, near Hotel, has one for you.
] Heinz goods are always popular A
big fresh shipment has just arrived
and every grocer now has them on his
shelves. Be sure to order your share
of them.
The Townsend Undertaking Co. has
moved to Nos. 69-71 South Beretania
avenue, opposite Sachs store, where
it is fitting up large and handsome of
fee and parlors.
Button molds at Whitney & Marsh s.
Those who would take first advan.
tage of the extraordinary bargains of
, fered by Sachs in the annual cleanup
sale of wash materials should begin
shopping early today.
The annual sale of wash materials
at Sachs to open tomorrow, will bring
out values that have never been seen
before. Do not miss this opportunity
of securing extraordinary values.
Several cottages and large house, in
good locality. Artesian water free
Sold separately or as wno1e. In
/ quire David Dowsett, 203 Judd build
ing. Real estate and insurance.
> Ernest Moses will have on exhibi
ton at his store on Hotel street, next
| the Palm, some specimens of his photo
graphic work. this week. His sign.
i will be in position in few days.
Dat & Mossman have large assert
, ment of all the most popular games
old and new. Celluloid dominoes, crib
bage and backgammon boards, playing
cards, etc rs Merchant street, nea
Postofice.
Everyone should visit Mathews
Book Exchange, in the Star block
Fort street. He has fine assortmen
: of both new and second hand books
: and one can borrow book to read fo
FIVE cents.
l A beautiful home in upper Nuuan
t Valley; over three acres, with fin
, lawns, fruit trees and producing gal
ri den. Large house, servants quarter:
fine stable. For particulars, apply t
e Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd.
The failure of John D. Morris & G.
Q makes possible the very special pric
l. on Stevenson s works in half 1eathe
- binding. Regular price, $35; speeia
$20-on instalments of So per montl
E. Brown & Lyon Co., Alakea and Me-
J. chant streets.
There is a tremendous demand fo
the celebrated Packard ear all owe
s. the United States. In fact, every 1910
IS car has been disposed of and order
u are now being booked for the 191
model, which will be ready next Al
N gust. Won Hamm Young Co. are tn
$, Honolulu agents and are taking order
- The Alameda brought large stoe
' Of Hart, Schaffner and Marx suits fo
men to the Silva Toggery, on Kin
y street. These are just right for th
spring season, as the colorings are tn
a latest and the cut the most fashion
=" able, as designed by the world s grea
est designers of men s garments. TheI
+ will be green suits and light colore
3" suits some with stripes. others wit
le checks, and some entirely plain in til
e, weave. They are very nobbv and wi