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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
10
The Very Latest In Style presents Vedora suede belts in Grey Navy blue Green and Brown. Each color option offers refined texture and versatile pairing for casual and formal outfits. Enduring quality aims to elevate wardrobe staples with a soft, durable belt choice.
A social page from Hawaii details a Saturday luncheon in honor of Mrs Kithel Wilcox, newly returned from Europe, at the Low residence. Guests include Peluese Kuwananakoa, Harvey Murray, Miss Wilcox, and others, with music by Ernest Kaus orchestra and elaborate Beary hotel dances attracting wide attendance.
Classified and social notices mix with rental offers in this Honolulu section. Ads describe furnished homes near Manoa, acre lots near the zoo, cottages on King Street, and other real estate with payment terms. The page also covers personal visits by prominent residents, society events, and upcoming fairs and receptions.
Kerr & Co. presents a clear pace sale with a fresh stock of up to date garments for men and women. Prices are reduced, offering outfits of clothing and haberdashery from packing boxes for both sexes.
The late Coritas P. Btone left a $750,000 estate to Cordies Le Stone with a $200 monthly life allowance and to Stone’s former wife $150 monthly upon remarriage. She received $2000 outright and $150 per month, plus a $4500 monthly allowance for Stone and his widow. After deaths, $100,001 property passes to Stone’s two year old grandson. Stone explains he cut his son to curb business-drift as he feared he would dissipate the fortune.
The New York Supreme Court heard claims about a “Marvelous ye” show that used telepathy and charcoal tricks to deceive audiences. Ex-employees testified that Eva Fay and Jo in Fay answered audience questions via hidden signals. A rival revealed details of the alleged performance and an injunction suit was filed.
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