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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1897
Page
3
The text argues that making baking powder from scratch is not feasible at the target price. It suggests buying cream of tartar and soda to test costs, asking grocers for their best cream of tartar, and concludes that Schilling's Best offers the best value at the right price. It presents a consumer/vendor discussion about pricing and quality in baking powders.
Founders Day track at Kamehameha School Saturday afternoon saw Kamehameha score 60 to 20 against Asovia tion. Nearly 1000 spectators watched events led by Paootu and Katona in the 100 yards dash, with Y M C A officials noting results. Kalua won the 220 yards and Kaloi the 880, Waterhouse and China among top finishers. high hurdles claimed by Harboule, Maboe won the running broad jump, and Nahale set a 5 feet 4 inch record.
Those who attended the Mozart nus sen at Kawaiahao seminary enjoyed an evening of classical music. Misa Leighton's solo was a standout, with operatic magic in her forte. The audience demanded an encore and she performed two verses of Suwanew River in a charming finale.
Miss Mary Green longtime missionary in the Hawaiian Islands and delegate from the World’s Convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union at Toronto received a reception at the WCTU headquarters 132 McAllister street San Francisco on the afternoon of December 8.
Advertises a barber shop offering complete customer care and satisfaction with prompt services. Mentions window and door hardware from King Bros and floral pieces in delivery, plus a telemarketing note. Also notes Hugo Fisher as a celebrated colorist and lists lodging and carriage items with low nightly rates and a local carriage repository. Mentions an Oliver Typewriter showcased at the office of A V Gear on King Street.
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