The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09

! for the children; pier fishing and sail
ing; shore dinners; good bands; dan
cling on the pavilions; the air full of
Everybody happy; everybody have the
best kind of a time. Less than an
hour away from the city, too. So easy
to reach.
Or, if YOU don't go out of town, there
are recreations even in the city. You
can 90 to the gardens where there are
scenic railways, and ball games, and
dancing, and picnic tables under the
trees. Or you may 60 out into the
suburbs and look for that lot you We
been talking about all week-the sub
urban real estate offices are open on
Sundays at most of the tracts. | know
you have no time to 60 out on week
days. and you can't afford to take the
agent s word for the little patch of
ground where you are going to build
YOUR home; Sundays the only free
day you have. And she can 60 with
YOU. too. And woman viii see the
good and the bad points about the
| home lot more accurately than a man.
Or, maybe you have no home of any
| sort. You are a roomer. You live N
/ a little room with one or possibly two
| windows. There is chair or two, and
| little table, maybe, and a wash
stand in the room And some hooks
! for your clothes. Possibly a wardrobe.
! It's a back room at that. Looks out
on the scenery Of a lot of back yards.
And if You can t afford to go to the
mountain or beach. YOU can walk
around the pleasant streets of the city.
and rest in park, or sit in a hotel
lobby and read your paper, or look in
the shop windows. left uncurtained by
kindhearted merchants. Or there is a
little club where You may meet some
congenial friends. There 5 lot of
places you can 90 today. Amy place
rather than that stuffy old room
Among other places. You might 90
to church. You II hear better music
than the brass band at the beach.
! GOu II be among the st-dressed peo-
pie in the city. You be sure of a
welcome as cordial as visit home.
You II meet some people who will know
You all through the week. People who
want to ge- acquainted with Won Peo-
pie who Will introduce YOU to nice PEG
pie of Your own age who will invite
You to week day gatherings Of their
ioWn-llttle ''LOod time parties You II
hear the best literature in the world
ION il be asked to help conduct the
service by someone who Will put q
hymnbook N your hand, and YOU Will
learn to sing something better than
rag time and mongrel dialect. You III
make friends who will help YOU when
YOU need help. You II % home rested
IN body and mind and soul. You II
have feeling Of respect for yourself
that Will last you all the week. You
might 20 to church this morning.
There S plenty of time yet.
And You ought to 60 to church. For
# 1t WASH t for the Christian church.
ITS book and its teaching, there would
be no Sunday for the toiler For the
great command for the observance Of
The sabbath is very brief and all-coln-
prehenslve-''I In it thou shalt not do
any work-Jhou. nor thv son, nor +bv
daughter, thy man servant, nor rhv
maid servants, nor thy cattle. nor the
stranger that is within thy gates. -
lhere 1t Is. On that great law. pro.
claimed thousands of years AGO. is
Dullded all our Sunday legislation.
mat why you are a free man TODAY.
mat why you can do as Won please
with the Sabbath. That 5 why no man
On earth mas any moral right to saw
% any other man, go work today.
1fat why YOU are privileged 10 sIoeI