Early 20th Century Honolulu Ad Fragments and Slogans
A compact set of fragmented ads and notices from Honolulu includes references to a photographer and a missionary, a shoeshop, a climate commentary on alcohol use, a beer brand Panst Minwarken, and several local businesses. It mentions Popular House rooms at 154 Fort Street from $1 weekly, Union barber shop near the Art Gallery, and Sterling the painter offering rock painting with coal tar and cement in roof prep—an eclectic snapshot of local commerce and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Fort Street
M. A. Peixoto
Union
Sterling
Honolulu
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Judy
Jay
Vater of Luck
New York World
Ularigehitta
Hebzon Drug Co
Frank Lillis
Rothel and
King Streets
Xyam
Fashion Stables CO
H. J. Soaravan
Buckner
Man'g’n
The
Pantheon
Haw'n Hotel Stables
Pantheon Star
Fashion Stables
Nieper’s Express
Parner Merchant and Richards
Just
Wa. G. Tawts
Claus Spreckels & Co. Bankers
San Franciso Agente Nevana Bax
San Francisco
Draw Exchange
Pee Tee Newida Bank of
Cotsnations
P. D. Jones
Pala Sugar
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Slawakian
Hawaiian Safe Deposit & Investment Company
Fort Street Bondals
P Dt Co. Bankers
J. P. Rodrigues
Hackfeld
Medeiros & Decker
Hotel Street Tailors
Kona Sanatorium
Tha Does
Andrews
A. Lindley
Kona
Hawaii
Wright
Waikiki
Touists
Thos, Wright
Proprietress
Atlas Exo
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Commission
Thomas Carlyle
Frances Utter
Paso Rostes, Can
Ass Lancers
Hawaiian Islands