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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1904
Page
6
An advert lists holiday umbrellas parasols and carriage parasols in steel wood and ivory styles with prices from 130 upward. It notes children s sabrellas with steel rods from 75 and men s silk umbrellas with steel rims and fine materials.
Real laces for gifts showcase beauty and utility with a faded range of patterns and prices. The display includes real lace collars real lace Herihas and ties, plus bolero and jackets, laces by the yard, and other real lace items appealing as Christmas presents.
New cabin boxes carved from cherry wood and other novelty items fill the assortment. Handsome gloves handkerchiefs and neckwear priced around 25 to 75 cents. Also cigars, ash trays, Grandpa’s cherrywood pipe, papetric hooks and scratch pads offered at modest sums.
The Christmas store proclaims a grand holiday stack of goods from world manufactories. It promises joyous gifts and ready for Christmas as Santa’s season. Shoppers urged to begin early with island orders receiving prompt care and attention.
Handsome Leather Goods ad advertises autos bags shopping tags Peguy from Paris bags satchels wrist bags purses and children Wrist Purses with charms and mirrors. New Kinvelope Mag five feather novelty plus a leather bag with strap handles and purses in black and colors. Metropolitan Opera Bags silk and priced at 4.50.
Direct importation offers the largest assortment of grass linen embroidered goods in town. Includes table covers in steel white or blue and white, oval and oblong tray covers, napkins to match, and square covers in all sizes for all ages.
A fragmented 19th century notice advertises assorted Battenberg work including napery, garters, lace, and linens. Mentions Irish point squares and scarves as items that may appeal to shoppers, with reference to Teneriffe doyleys in various colors.
The column lists new fashion goods including white spangle fans with lace and embroidery at 50 cents, other lace and belt items from $1.50, oxidized buckles starting 25 cents, new belt sets, and shirtwaist sets in pearl and turquoise.
A brief note describes neckwear styles for the holiday season in white and black tones. It mentions fabrics and patterns, including feather accents, and highlights a parade of options suitable for festive wear.
Bureau introduces very new atytex items with dainty designs in neat, tidy sets. Latest in lace bed covers and witty hal ster cover matches new styles. Durable, easy care materials advertised with emphasis on convenience and fashion.
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A damaged listing describes a holiday table linen set including damask table covers with embroidery, a box set of eight napkins, and tapestry pieces. Prices start around $9.00 with additional items such as tapestries and portieres offered.
The American Lawyer on the Carter subpoena debate as Governor Carter faces questions over contempt and official duties. The discussion traces rights of state officials, presidential relations, and the scope of summons in a high profile legal matter, with implications for governance and constitutional balance.
The Harrison Mutual Burial Association reports rapid growth with nearly 3000 members guided by a Maryland association. It outlines a plan charging 10 cents per member at death to fund relief, contrasting it with a proposed $15 per member under a separate arrangement, and mentions ongoing fundraising for burial needs and company contributions.
A garbled social note describes a young woman named Martin and a parade of events. It mentions rehearsals at the Avery House, a Queen of Hearts pageant, princess parties, and performances by local groups. The piece references tickets, boxes, and evening demonstrations, with plans for children and family gatherings.
An unclear OCR shows N. & Sachs Dry Goods Co offering dainty handkerchiefs as ideal Christmas gifts. The copy boasts universal appeal for men and women, noting free features and a personal touch with initials. The season opening highlights a broad assortment unmatched in the city.
Handkerchiefs with fancy borders and embroideries offered in white and with colored borders. Prices start at two shillings per dozen and 28 cents each for border handkerchiefs, presented in attractive boxes.
A catalog of white handkerchiefs and cambric items offered with embroidery and hemstitching options. Prices range from 23 cents per dozen to several dollars, noting various sizes, boxes, and center designs. Strong entities include Samic embroidery, Viene sheer finer, and Hemstitched linen pieces with confections of colors and borders.
Men's cambric handkerchiefs with hemstitching offered at $1.00 per dozen, larger linen hemstitched sets priced at $2.25 per dozen, linen selection with initials embroidered and monogrammed options at $2.73 per dozen. Men’s size handkerchiefs in hemstitched finish available in white with salt orders, sold per piece.
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