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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1904
Page
3
Handkerchiefs are presented as ideal Christmas gifts for both men and women. The copy highlights usefulness and fineness, notes that personalized initials add thoughtfulness, and promises an unprecedented seasonal assortment in the city, crafted to impress.
Fancy border handkerchiefs offered in white and embroidered initial options. Prices listed: 20 cents per box for all white, 23 cents per box for bordered with initial, and 25 cents per box for fancy border with neat designs.
A list of white handkerchiefs and pure linen options with hemstitching, embroidery, and bordered styles, priced from a few cents per item to a dozen for several dollars. Variants include corner embroidery, initials, holiday boxes, and center designs in linen, cambric, and fancy patterns.
Listing of men's handkerchiefs including fine cambric hemstitched full size at 10 cents each or 1 dollar a dozen, Pare linen hemstitched at various prices, pure linen extra value at 2 dollars 75 cents per dozen, Pare linen with initials at 2 dollars per box, and men's silk hemstitched handkerchiefs priced at 50 cents each.
Readable cast list details performers and roles for a Honolulu stage show titled Mother Goose Party And The Children. The long OCR excerpt names numerous actors, roles such as Queen of Hearts, Knave of Hearts, Three Fiddlers, and Daisy figures, along with supporting players and Maids of Honor in a period style production.
Remmay, former Hart Co. proprietor of Kilt Creme Parlors, is to take over as manager of the New England Bakery after buying a half interest. His partner will run the Honalyhe Candy Company, while Remmay focuses on bakery operations. He has seven years with Elite and has chaired a catering business.
A blood chilled scene unfolds at a resort area where a party ended in possible murder. Witnesses report quarrels between Koseki and Sayemoto, with a stabbing and injuries to a victim named Wrantanganint. Police, led by Deputy Shortt Rawlins and Sheriff Henry, arrest several witnesses as the investigation proceeds.
The contest opens Thursday December 1 and closes March 15 at o'clock p.m. Anyone may enter except relatives or employees of The Bulletin. Subscriptions, votes, and eligibility rules described, with final count by a panel. Prizes include a Pope-Tribune Automobile, an Angelus piano player, an L C Smith shotgun, a Premo Senior camera, a tool chest, and a bicycle chest among others.
The notice explains vote credits for newspaper subscriptions with detailed rates for daily, weekly, and monthly purchases. It specifies eligibility windows, the credit amounts per subscription duration, and conditions for payment methods and timing. Credits are awarded for active memberships and payments, with minimum spend thresholds affecting credit eligibility.
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