Pearly Colors Describe A Curious Scene
A fragmentary notice mentions a pearly variety of colors and a discovery described as an ovat in stare for visitors. The odd wording suggests a local feature or display.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1907
Page
9
A fragmentary notice mentions a pearly variety of colors and a discovery described as an ovat in stare for visitors. The odd wording suggests a local feature or display.
Advertises a wide range of white cotton and wool blankets in various sizes and weights with prices per pair, including extra heavy and extra fine options. Also lists comforters such as Silkoline and silk covered varieties in assorted colors priced from $1.50 upwards.
Advertisement lists white silk gloves and black silk gloves in 16-button length with prices of 2.00 and 1.50 per pair. Also offers glace kid gloves in multiple colors at 3.50 per pair.
Silk petticoats advertised with a three month guarantee against splitting or cracking. If they do, a new petticoat is provided. Available in white black red green and champagne from $7.75 and up.
A chaotic social page notes a busy scene with mentions of Maude Leakley in opera, New York visitors, Honolulu society, dances, arrivals, and engagements. It highlights performances, private visits, and several social events at the Moana, Royal Hawaiian, and related venues with numerous named locals and guests.
A clipped question prompts readers about fatigue weakness and poor appetite linking a weakened nervous system and impure blood to potential serious illness. The advisory tone implies health warning and urges attention to lingering symptoms.
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