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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1906
Page
9
The article praises DEMOT creations for workmanship and upcoming styles. It notes very high class manufacture offered at low prices. It lists items like TAPPETA CHINA BILK FIN SHEEN LAWM and KIMONOS for children and house wear, all finished in the best manner with new design and cut. Sizes range 2 to 4.
A Christmas appeal promoting high grade petticoats as ideal gifts for wives or friends. Highlights a low price without sacrificing quality and notes a line in heather bloom satin and silk taffeta fabrics, available in multiple color options including rose green navy blue red black and solid shades.
A local store showcases thousands of pretty items suitable for gifts. The collection emphasizes usefulness and sensible choices for shoppers seeking tasteful presents.
In the men’s department a complete assortment of underwear hosiery suspenders neckwear handkerchiefs collars and cuffs is available.
Ribbed lisle thread vests with fancy trim and ribbed union suits offered in Med neck and armhole styles. Imported silk vests also available. Prices start at $2.00 for silk vests and 5 cents for ribbed union suits. Notes include various ribbed vests and garments.
Christmas Handkerchiefs shrink by almost half this week as stores tout better values. A splendid assortment for men women and children highlights gifts for Christmas.
The Evening Bulletin notes a statewide Arbor Day planting contest with numerous schools listed as prize recipients. The event highlighted student participation and government support, detailing plantings and acknowledgments across multiple districts and communities.
The article describes WaitDEU's construction progress on a new July and hotel project, with details on the nearby street activity and the expected completion timelines. It notes recent weather impact and mentions plans for a board meeting at the new building, alongside remarks about staff and site preparation.
The Fest day teleht describes a yacht race for the cup presented by Commodore Cooper at Pearl Harbor. The Maggie won the contest while The Princess and Myrtle were disqualified for not following the course. A mishap involved two yachts near Pearl Harbor as the race began, with a delayed start and a notable keel issue on the Surprise. Several notable visitors attended Madawe Pete's celebration at Volcano House.
A partial excerpt notes street oiling work sought on Want Street and nearby routes, with a committee formed to handle the request. The Business Man's Handy Index, in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition, promises a complete resume of calls for tenders judgments building permits and transactions and events.
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