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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1907
Page
9
Moneybak Silks and assorted fabrics offered with price points across silks taffetas peaux de soie georgette and chin silk varieties. Japanese silks wash taffeta and pongee plus shantung and china silks in multiple shades. Fleishers worsted yarns highlighted for uniform elasticity and color range.
All the new models are here for undergarments with muslin underwear sets a handsomely trimmed nights dress and a combination chemise and drawers nicely boxed priced at 6.75 per set. R and G tapering waist model graceful and new, all grades from 50 cents up. New hair ornaments from 50 cents up.
Handkerchiefs for men and boys offered in varied styles and sizes. Handkerchiefs from 20 cents per box and up, with border designs and assorted patterns available. Quantity discounts may apply.
Local sale lists infants socks including Onyx lace socks and Silk socks in all colors priced at 40 cents off. The ad highlights baby wear essentials with a discount across sock varieties, encouraging shoppers to stock up for infants.
A Monday gathering at a Peninsula bungalow hosted by Frear and Mrs. Waller honored Mr. and Mrs. Nicholaw Longworth. Notables included Congressman and Mrs. Longworth, Mrs. Mott Smith, Mrs. Arthur Wilder, and Admiral Very among others. A Dowsett Polo Dinner followed featuring polo team guests and elaborate decorations.
A crowded social panorama from Hawaii reveals gatherings hosted by the Baldwin family and others, with dinners, lunches, dances, and a concert. Attendees include Longworths, Wilder, Campbell, von Tempsley, and many local figures. Separate Chicago reports expose a federal probe into Greek peonage, detailing slavery-like practices in immigrant labor and impending indictments.
A drug claimed to counteract the opium habit has been introduced in British North Borneo. Reported users say it reduces daily opium intake although it does not eliminate craving. The text notes preparation methods and references a Chinese individual Tou Hing Chu, with additional details unclear due to OCR errors.
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