Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-11

! The Victor Records for March are
now on sale at the Bergstrom Music
Co., Ltd, Odd Fellows block, Fort
| street
The absolute purity of Primo and
Muenchener (type) beer recommends
them as a safe and wholesome drink
J Order a case for the homie.
Manoaites want part of AdOlph and
Ferdinand streets paved and have pc
! titiOned the Board of Supervisors to
that effect
a new line of ladies' wash dresses
suitable for morning wear Prices
from $3.50 up.
The Business Review usually APP
pearing in the Saturday Bulletin
will be published on Monday
High speed Kodaks and Granex
cameras fitted with high grade lenses
at the Honolulu Photo Supply Co.,
Fort below Hotel.
Contractor Chalmers, who is putt
ing up the Y NJ c. A. building at
Hotel and Alakea streets, is eight
weeks ahead of time.
Furnish mail fists to the BuIIe
t \, and People and Places of Hawaii
will be mailed to your friends for
twenty cents copy.
Sheriff Pua of Hawaii has appoint
ed two policemen to fill the vacancies
made by the two officers who were let
out a short time ago.
Puritan Butter, the best Califor-
mia Creamery buttery, now two
pounds for So cents at Henry May &
Co., Ltd Telephone 1911
For the Lenten season Henry May
& Co., Ltd, the leading grocers, tele-
phone 1871, have salt and smoked fish
and fish in tins.
The Maui News reports the fact
that water is now running through
the entire length of the Kula pipe
line.
News has been received of the death
Of Dr.. Elver Garrison, at his home in
Illinois. Dr.. Garrison was at one time
physician for the Paauhau plantation.
He left Hawaii about eight years ago
Cascade Ginger Ale makes a delic-
iouS drink. Ask for it at the foun-
tains and bars and have case in the
home. Rycroft's Fountain Soda
Works, Telephone 2270.
There will be an exhibition of d.
Howard Hitchcock's paintings in the
Kilohana Art League rooms next
Thursday evening from s to 10 o'clock.
The Maikai pencil, made especially
for A. b. Arleigh & Co., Ltd, now
sells for fifty cents the dozen. A pen
ell that will give perfect satisfaction.
Try them.
The attitude Of Christian towards
war is the interesting subject for dis
cussion tomorrow morning at the
Mems League Bible class of Central
Union church
The funeral of Mrs. J. p. Hina,
whose death occurred last Sunday in
upper Nuuanu, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 in Silva's undertake =
ing parlors.
Chairman Rice Of the House FL
nance Committee, has called a public
hearing for next Wednesday night to
consider pending bills relating to Ho-
nolulu water works.
Mr.. H. f. Woehrmann, the genial
young cashier of the Kona branch of
the First Bank of Hilo, has recently
announced his engagement to IA young
CONGRATULATIONS
in ofder.-Kohala Midget.
On seeing Leonard cleanable por-
celain refrigerator one is Immediately
impressed with the spick and span
brightness of it, See these refriger-
ators at II. Hackfeld & Co
The baseball season opens today at
LeIehua, when the teams of Troops d
and { of the Fifth Cavalry cross bats.
The regular series will be started
soon, but the game today is merely
preliminary.
Many things are being done at Scho-
field to keep the men amused during
the quarantine established there To-
night Il moving picture show is to be
given and tomorrow night a vaudeville
The one-language Senate and the
tWo-language House have locked
horns over the translation graft. 1t
is time that belated politicians learned
that the United States is one-lan-
guage on.--Kohala Midget.
TIE sale of figured wash dress
goods, and linen and bath towels
which begins Monday at Sachs will
be a record breaker This sale lasts
for just one week and will interest
every housewife who appreciates
economy.
The Hawaii Herald tells of two po-
lice officers on the big island resign
ing their jobs because their salaries
were raised. The men are James Haa,
at kukalua, and>> Charles Thomas at
WaipiO.
The talk on Egypt given by Mrs
Green Of Cincinnati at the Kilohana
Art League rooms on Thursday was
much enjoyed by those who were for
tunate enough to hear her. Her SYM
pathetic Interpretation of much of the
symbolism of the old Egyptian relig-
on was Illuminating and held keenly
he interest of her auditors
The Labor Union of l1ilo is much
n favor of a rapid transit system
through the city, but do not propose
o leave any chance for transit COM
'any to do ~gobbling Discussion
IN the proposition is being held hour
" and with three DrOmOtarc far nc