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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1905
Page
5
A bold sale announcement urges shoppers to visit on Monday morning to seize special prices on home furnishing goods. The notice emphasizes abundant stock, urging buying in quantity to last a year or two and appealing to homemakers to not miss the opportunities.
Sale opens Monday at eight oclock with furnishing items and discounts. Comforters cost 81.00 to 89.00, blankets range up to 12.00, single drapes and table covers priced from 2.00 to 5.90, Smyrna rugs and velvet pieces listed, curtains and other textiles shown with various discount figures.
Wahiawa Eleele Notes recount Alvin M Boyle leaving Wahiawa for a better position with H A Jaeger. A farewell smoker hosted guests including L A de la Nux and J F McKeennie with toasts, songs, and a testimonial. Event highlights village camaraderie and local transport news.
Entered for Record February 8 1805 various real estate transfers include Mary F Wilson and Mary K Biowd to Peter Bank of Hilo Ltd and Anna W Charles Russell described as a colored gentleman from Alabama. A Moon Hotel Co Ltd bond of 100 entered. a humorous hearing aired as Ruswell acted as own attorney and faced multiple roles in court amid near chaotic proceedings.
The Chicago Journal notes a Fond Papa Johnny humor about a new baby arriving, with a playful exchange about seeing the stork. Also mentions rental and sale cards for the Bulletin office featuring "For Rent" and "For Sale" notices.
A cluttered page lists notices and ads from Kerrs and Arieighs stationery, lodging at the Poplar rooms 1 to 2 per week, and a bakery offering party catering. It notes shipping from San Francisco, the Sonoma arrival, a Grand Jury bail, and a foreclosure filing amid typical early 20th century public notices and commercial promos.
The piece notes an unusual government move involving a slot machine concept, mentions stampable slogans such as One penny in & pana on an envelope, and presents a humorous exchange about spelling and a supposed word fail. It references a New Yorker angle and a teaching context with Johnny, a spelling class pupil.
Kauai Feb 1 concert by Mere Yanagihara and Red Crow Aucley raised funds for wounded Japanese soldiers at Kealia Hall. Reports cite a mysterious death of a Chinese girl near Watia river, with conflicting accounts and a suspected accidental shooting. Police and officials murky on details as family and locals discuss the tragedy and the loaded gun claim.
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