The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-15
What the Retail Merchants
Of Honolulu Offer This Week

shows signs of use. The price of the
Priscilla does not represent the value of
the goods-that you may depend upon.
J. HOPP & CO., LTD, King Street
near Alakea.-There is a display of
Haywood rattan furniture-the genuine
article, made at the Haywood factory
at this store. Haywood rattan is as
different from the common or garden
variety mostly found in the shops as
an oak mission set is different from
one made of Nor west. Rather heavr
reductions have been made in the prices
of these goods at Hops, and it would
seem that this is good time to buy.
j. A. R. VIEIRA g. Co., Hotel. near
Fort.-Here' where you get beauty
pins. Other shops may have them, but
the best and prettiest are here, and the
price is within reach of all. The assert
ment Just received from the mainland
manufacturers contains a few of the
old patterns, but most of them are en-
tirelv new. The prices are reasonable.
KAIMUKI LAND CO., LTD, Fort
and King Streets. over Gunst s.
Pleasantly situated property in the com
inc residence section of Honolulu may
Il
low prices The demand for the lots
has been heavy ever since they were
put on the market, and many residences
are being built there. The climate is
pleasant, the winds fresh and cool, and
the altitude high.
METROPOLITAN MARKET. Tele-
phone 45.-There are gourmets in Cali
fornia who would willingly pay fifty
cents a pound for venison such as the
Metropolitan sells for twenty-five cents.
This is the close season for game IN
California. and deer meat can not be
had at any price. For that reason the
men who like good things to eat may
thank their stars thew are here. This
yenison is particularly well favored.
II is from Molokai, and is tender and
juicy.
UNION PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.,
King Street, next to the Young,-Ex-
merits in the handling of baggage and
furniture. Checks given for trunks, the
Mogage deposited in steamer strong
rooms and delivered on arrival at the
Coast on presentation of the brasses.
Dependence may be placed IN TINS com
nanv. It has been established number
of wears and enjoys the confidence or
the community
THE CLARION, corner of Fort and
Hotel street.-Soisette is the popular
material for ladies garments and Is
coming into fashion for men $ shirts
JTp to date the only firm carrying them
is the Clarion. They are as WEI made
as shirts were in the days before ready
to-wear goods were put on the market
and thew are brimful Of satisfaction
The patterns are plain or fancy, as the
taste dictates. and the cuffs are he
roll back French idea that has won thu
heart of every matinee idol on the seq
coast.
J. A. GILMAN, Fort street next tC
Nolte 's.-The call for Badger fire eX
tinguishers recently has been such thai
Mr.. Gilman. or his staff of office
help. has had no time to change the
advertisement in this paper. 1t Is as
well, perhaps. because it acts ds lie
stream Of water that continually fails
on the granite rock and finally bores II
wav through. This ad. of Gilman s has
been in the paper long enough to wear
a path through the brain Of anyone who
has read it and it should bring results
TRENT TRUST COMPANY, Fort
street below King-The loss of the
Helna was an incentive for the lnsur
ance manager of the Trent to get in 8
Hive ad. and win business for his com
panv. Insurance Of every description
is solicited and placed with standard
companies.
SACHS DRY GOODS STORE, For