Evening bulletin., 1911-02-27


Autos, $4 per hour, Lewis Stables.
DR.. Carey, dentist, has resumed
practise at 3O7 Boston building.
Tourist remember, the Anchor Gu
rio Saloon has the best of liquid re-
freshments.
Scales and weights adjusted accur-
rately by F. H. Webb, Cunhas Alley,
King street.
The very lotest models of street and
dress shoes will be found at the Man
ufacturers' Shoe Co, Ltd, 1851 Fort
street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Womans Guild of ST. Clement Church
| will be held tomorrow Afternoon at
three O'Clock in the Parish House.
A fine line of Hawaiian Souvenir
| View Books and Collections of Ha-
waiian Songs are for sale at Wall
! Nichols Co. on King street.
When your Shriner friends leave
keep in touch with them by Wireless.
| Telephone 1914 and a boy will call for
your message.
For distilled water. Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks
Ring up Phone 217l. Consolidated
Soda Works.
Notes in Eastern papers give tes-
4! timony TO the fact that Rev Dodge.
| OF WaiIku, is getting III considerable
promotion work while on hts visit to
he States.
The Portuguese Athletic club will
hold meeting this evening at the
residence of Frank Costa, on queen
street All members are requested to
he present
The Universal Day of Prayer for
the Hawaiian branch OF the Chinese
Students Christian Association at the
Chinese Y M. c. A.
Local Japanese Consul General
Uyeno cabled his congratulations to
Ambassador Uchida at Washington,
over the successful negotiation of the
new treaty with Japan.
Economy makes the profits. Discard
the horse drawn delivery wagon and
get "Grabowsky' Motor Truck, Ho-
nolulu Power Wagon Co, S7j South
street, telephone 2166.
You won't need to worry about an
INDECENT old age if you start a Savings
Account now. See the Bank of Ha-
wall, Ltd, Fort and Merchant streets,
about this, the bes- way of saving.
The Grady Rebuilt Typewrters,
guaranteed for one year, are for sale
at A. p. Arleigh & Co, Ltd, Hotel
near Fort street. Underwood $65,
Remington No. 7, $50, and Reming-
ton No, 10, $50
The WaiOmeo stream, that is sup
posed to carry the storm Waters down
Palolo Valley, again oVeriowed It's
banks Saturday night, causing a num-
Der Of families to make hasty move
to higher ground
Copies of People and Places of Ha.
waii are on sale at the 6ulteti n
office and newstands 1T fifteen, cents
a copy. Postage per copy is ten cents,
The Bu letin will take your list
and mail for twenty cents copy
, The late Mary A. Wright whose
: funeral took place yesterday, was not
past worthy matron of Leahi Chap
T. ter No. 2, O. f. S. as stated in yes
terday's Advertiser. She was not
y even a member Of Lcahi Chapter, but
belonged TO a Chapter of Q. r. s. in
a California.
A series of auto accidents, in which
nobody was hurt have been some OF
/ the exciting features of Hilo during
the past week. Wilson and Harris
figured in a sort Of continuous per-
Torrance, getting their machine into
pilikia twice in one day and them
selves escaping unhurt.
There was very pleasant necktie
and apron dance under the auspices
of the Lahaina Club last Saturday
evening at Lahaina Hall Mr. Brews
one of the plantation bookkeepers,
brilliantly executed several piano me-
lodies. There was large attendance,
and another entertainment may be eX-
pected in March-Maui News
The home of Mr. and Mrs. f. II.
I Nahum was the scene of very
charming dinner party last Sunday
evening The decorations We're very
: Hastily arranged and brought forth
much admiration. Plates were laid
for seven, Those present were: Mr.
| d!lu MI -. - ~ NV tahati VI Nlls blih
Mrs. H. c. Coburn, Mr.. l.. A. Hart
and Mr. and Mrs. Nahum.
Island.
Lum Yet, who tried to sell dis
eased piece of ham to Russian wo-
man Friday, was placed under arrest
by Food and Meat Inspector VIM.
Isaac. The Chinaman stated in court
Saturday morning that he was simply
showing II to the woman, and did not
intend to sell il to her The Judge,
who was convinced of the guilt of
the defendant, fined him thirty dollars
and costs He said it was one of the
serious offenscs that he had to deal
with.
The McBryde Pedro Club held its
monthly meeting Saturday evening
last, ut the residence of w. j. De
Zries The following were present:
Mrs. W. J. De Zries, Mr.. and Mrs, r.,
D. Moler, Mr. H. Moler, Mr., f. w.
Mage, Mr.. w Miller, Mr., Chas. Ham
nah, Mr.. W. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. II.
II. Brudie, Miss Arms, M. V. Fernan-
/ des, Mr.. p. Fitzgibbons, Misses Has
~. n IN 1.1iau' privn