Business as fair exchange of advantages
A concise remark stating that business is a fair trade where paying money to a grocer earns quality goods, exemplified by Schiling's Best tea as the best available.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1898
Page
3
A concise remark stating that business is a fair trade where paying money to a grocer earns quality goods, exemplified by Schiling's Best tea as the best available.
A storefront ad touts watercolorist crayon portraits from Lifexize to miniatures. Specializes in painting on ivory and porcelain and invites readers to order custom likenesses.
The Wilder's Steamship Company ships depart for Lahaina Maalaon Bay and Makona with calls at Kawaihened Lat and Mabusons. The voyage proceeds to Honolulu arriving by the following afternoon with returns from Hilo touching at Laupahoohos Mahukona Kawaihaa Makona Maalnoa Bay and Tahina. Freight terms noted as awaiting reception after sailing day.
Star Claudine Cameron Commander to depart Honolulu Tuesday at 6 with calls at Kahului Hana and Hamon. Return arrives Honolulu Sunday morning. Freight rules require arrival at landings for pickup and limit liability for loss or damage. Shippers must declare value over 100 and obtain a shipping receipt. passengers must present tickets on boarding. extra charges apply for noncompliance.
The article surveys summer gown trends with bodice trimming and sleeves shrinking, noting the enduring popular five or seven gore skirts and varied trims. It highlights new models with ruffles, inserts, puffs, and tucks, plus organza, pique, and satin ribbons, and references Grenadine lace, chiffon, organdies, and black mousseline de soie influences.
The item reviews dark trimmed gowns with black tulle and lace accents, citing a New York Sun dress illustration featuring a puffed yoke and wire sash. It also includes a spinach cream soup recipe from Ladies’ Home Journal, detailing spinach prep, milk, cornstarch, arrowroot, and butter. Additionally described are two Sunshades from Paris, and a note on red versus white meats digestion.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat report recounts a young lawyer facing an attempted duel after demanding a Creole gentleman pay a monthly debt. He writes an emphatic note, threats arise, then a receipt is issued and the lawyer offers a formal apology to preserve honor.
A Washington Star piece laments changes in naval ceremonies. It recalls the old yard “Man the yards” ritual on tall ships, with multiple yards crowded with crew, vivid foredeck chants, and dramatic signals. It contrasts with modern ships fitted with a single signaling yard, altering the visual pageantry and pageantry of formal visits and departures.
The advertisement claims spring dangers stem from blood impurities and a depleted condition. It says Hood's Sarsaparilla prevents spring humors boila emotions and sores by enriching the blood and restoring vigor. Hood's Pills are said to cure nausea sick headache biliousness and liver ills priced at 25 cents.
The O14 Commercial at the corner of Beretania and Nuunnu streets reopens under Pp. F. Ryan, renowned dispenser of drinks. It claims to be the oldest saloon in the city and boasts John Wieland beer on draught and a premium selection of wines and liquors. Telephone 823.
A clean shave and artistic hair drop await at the Elite Barber Shop on King Street nga ake. The shop invites locals to visit for grooming services and stylish cuts.
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