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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
4
A local sale offers art sofa cushions at half price for the New Year period. Featured styles include Black Cat and Dutch inspired motifs with regular prices slashed to attract shoppers. Limited quantities and decorative items remain for quick purchases.
The Choy Cheietine company debuts a new belt line featuring silk belts with local breakte names and Laurlice Helte noted as a designer. The release highlights a refined line aiming at upscale markets with woven elements and notable detailing.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local trade item listing or classified notice noting shell goods and various items. Readable elements mention pine and hair products or a race in a small town. details are unclear but suggest a small merchandise or service note from a period newspaper.
Leather goods items discuss wrist fits, bag testing, and pouch lugs with mentions of various leathers, bag types, and pricing from S250 upward. The text references children’s leather products and fittings, noting quality, pockets, and clasps in a period style catalog tone.
An ad highlights a refined selection of Napoleon fans and other lace and textile novelties. It promotes black and white designs and claims attractive prices on stylish holiday gifts. Names and details support a lightly crafted, period-voice shopper notice.
Auction of fabric ribbons introduces new silky sashes and plaids, with decorative weaving and painted designs. Shown by Tre cwles and Jreston Tiie as vendors display varied ribbons, including tones named Aunt Taney and Oeh Shiki. Potentials for fashion and craft use highlighted at the event.
Hosiery item described with lace ankle and woven patterns. Text references packing in boxes labeled one and two pairs. No clear event, date, or broader context available.
Grandma gave Ned her stocking and he gave his to Fido. Santa delivers more to Ned’s stock, and Sachs' Christmas Store offers new, carefully selected goods for shoppers. If you cannot decide, visit tonight and hundreds of ideas await from the display of clever gifts.
Christmas season prompts a display of trimmed hats for children and ladies. The shop promises low prices and specialty styles for holiday trees with prices and styles set to surprise shoppers.
Lundberg Perfumeries promotes a special holiday treat lineup with new scents and gift sets. The store highlights unique fragrances and seasonal specials aimed at shoppers seeking festive aroma options.
Gift Gloves Women Thie Christmas has introduced pretty novelties in glorious presents. Kid gloves guaranteed in new styles and all colors, with 81,250 pair available.
A jumble of garbled lines describes inexpensive linen handkerchiefs with embroidered initials and varied designs. The fragment hints at pure linen, white with colored borders, and several variations, promising festive appeal at low cost.
Fragmentary note describes a coat line titled Phase Postion. Mention of a well made overcoat and a public display or event, with unclear dates or locations. Entities are not clearly identifiable due to garbled OCR.
Kayser Silk Gloves stock is limited with items described as worn and lacking double tipped tips. White and Pongee pairs are noted as available but overall supply appears constrained and accuracy of color and finish remains uncertain.
The Kona district ships a large cargo bound for San Francisco ahead of the Mauna Loa next voyage. A 150000 pound coffeeload moves toward the Coast with the next steamer due in six days. The shipment's value is about 24313 dollars at 85 cents a pound.
A large crowd gathered as Governor and Mrs Carter hosted a formal event with Navy officers and guests. The proceedings included remarks on road safety and traffic law, with discussions on etiquette for drivers and pedestrians and a call for clearer police guidance to prevent violations on city streets.
Attendees filled The Ofna House last evening as the lottery of love played out among sailors and officers. The lower part of the house was well attended while a gallery row witnessed the scene with a mix of spectators and participants in the event.
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