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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
3
Style and Service In Ready To Wear Goods. Monopolized window display invites inspection of a wide army of midin garments. Mont latest styles in white and leading colors. See window display STYLISH COAT SUITS STYLISH TWO PIECE SUITS STYLISH MADRAS SUITS STYLISH TAN SUITS with prices ranging from 11.50 to 81.00 and various trims in Rep fabric and white, tan, blue or green.
Children’s wash dresses offered at special sale prices with multiple size options. Dresses priced at 1.75 dollars, 2.50 dollars, and 2.75 dollars with corresponding markdowns. Limited quantities available at the sale.
A Waialua plantation report details Japanese camp workers facing potential strikes as families prepare to vacate homes. Deputy Sheriff Cox coordinates police protection while laborers weigh staying for wages versus quitting, with camps at Mokuleia, Gay, Lua, and Kawailoa showing varied futures. The article notes camp leaders cite need to support families, and a Japanese consul general visits Waialua amid unrest.
A quiet Sunday gathering of the Ewa High Wage Association at the Japanese Music Hall drew about 260 attendees. An unexpected disruption occurred when a Bulletin reporter identified himself as such, prompting tense scrutiny by the crowd and the chairman as reporters faced potential hostility among the Japanese audience.
A prominent physician praised Mrs. Pinkham and her remedies as a cure for many ailments. The letter urges sick women to seek advice at her Lyon office, claiming decades of proven effectiveness and urging confidence in traditional vegetable compounds.
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