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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
4
Ehlers presents a wide range of umbrellas for every gift occasion. Prices start at 75 cents, with many options including steel and wood sticks and silk coverings. An all silk umbrella is available from 4.50 dollars upward. Heavy winter shipment arrives.
A catalog style summary notes coats for women and girls featuring woolen fabrics and tailored lines. The page highlights various styles including bentlay and cone shaped details reflecting early 20th century dress trends with emphasis on fit and texture.
An ad describes boys suits offered in popular styles priced from $2.50, noting the garments suit the wearer whether son or nephew and promising usefulness over other clothing options. The tone promotes Wooten and vaah styles as fashionable and affordable.
A vivid account of holiday gatherings in Honolulu shows elaborate decorations, dinners, and dances. Notable events include Mrs. Bishop and guests at a Christmas table, a wedding announcement for Miss Hike Schafer, and plans for charity trees for poor children. Prominent locals and visitors attend gatherings, with many outfits described and society figures named.
A dealer advertises silk and kid gloves, noting Miss or Madam buyers may prefer none. The display features Dent's Pawnes and Kaysers in multiple lengths, plus neckwear, belts, handkerchiefs, and hosiery in latest styles.
Our display features men’s neckwear near Christmas with bows strings and four in hands in many styles and shades. We offer finished and flowing ends plus a line of combination boxes of tee and suspenders to match.
Three hundred rooms nearly all with bath with circulating ice water in each room. Built and equipped to please the really discriminating traveler. Half a block from Union Square two blocks from Market Street. Omnibus at all steamers, convenient to shops theaters and railroad offices. Special attention to Honolulu trade. Rates from 1.60 per day without bath to 2.00 per day with bath. Management of Gus O Larm.
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