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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1907
Page
6
The ad promotes a Christmas Eve prize, a vote based on 500 purchases, with voting Saturdays 2 to 6 pm through Dec 21 and Mondays and Tuesdays thereafter. It touts a large stock of dress goods, law ns and linens, and a wide range of cambric handkerchiefs priced 50c to 10.00, plus suits to order and ready to wear in a strong bargain tone.
Bring your children to Kerr's Store to enjoy themselves looking at the toys. The notice encourages families to visit and explore the toy selection.
Local store stands as a yearly hub for families seeking toys and dolls with a steady stream of customers. The shop emphasizes a wide selection and seasonal displays attracting multiple generations seeking gifts and collectibles.
Our Gifts children, We keep our stack up to Our Christmas offerings include a wide range of mechanical toys in wood, tin, iron, and steel. Santa visits to select gifts for Island favorites, with candy packets for children on his rounds. Kerr's pledges value, savings, and friendly service, stressing loyal customers and welcoming new ones.
During the fair you can buy walking skirts for two dollars and raglans up to sixteen fifty. Prices range from two to twenty dollars with exquisite patterns and superior value. Stockings go for fifteen cents and specials are advertised below value from fifteen to seventy five cents.
The sale features laces TORCHONS from 50 cents to 3 dollars per dozen and VALENCIENNES from 25 cents to 2 dollars 25 cents per dozen. A dealer claims laces priced as low as fifteen cents to a dollar are unmatched elsewhere in Honolulu.
A garbled account references UL Naw wien ue AbOITtION and a national election, naming Chairman Cha ow 1 Jones of the National Organization of the Fae of Hyner. It notes tensions over the electors, mentions a presidential convase and a focus on sanitation and ahead-of-project questions, with unclear details on candidates or outcomes.
A fragmented record describes stowaways arriving from the Orient aboard a ship. The tale mentions harbor officials, boarding actions, and a tense delay as authorities investigate the passengers and their origins amid unclear chronology.
A severely garbled OCR text fragments a complex event with many misread names and places. Readable bits reference Mainland, Vernon, Neer, and various names like Steve and Whistle but no coherent facts or clear outcome emerge from the damaged lines.
An OCR damaged compilation mentions Denver The Sortie Sun Fraserven and various garbled names such as Wnt Gewvermorehanley, Ueda, and Collin. The text shifts through multiple inconclusive items, including references to a Senate, a patrol wagon, a hospital, injuries, and a loud apparent public bulletin.
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