The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-16


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tention to the filling of all orders with which
they may be favored. PUBLISHERS AID
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MILLINERY AND Ess GOODS
Commencing at a central point on the
corner of Hotel and Fort streets, our atten-
ton is called to the extensive millinery and
dry goods establishment of Mr. g. j FIsHEL
It is but a short time since Mr.. Fishel re-
fitted this corner for the purposes OF his
trade, and since doing so he has been
obliged to enlarge the establishment twice.
At first the requirements of his trade were
met by charging the corner, but IN a snort
time the goods constantly received from the
coast 1DOuid overflow on to the Sidewalk
and though they were speedily disposed OF,
yet the cry was "still they come" ana
must be displayed. =. ore space was tTken
in, and new shelving added, which were
quickly filled, until, finally, all the adJoin-
ing premises that could be were leased
and the whole thrown open for the wares
Now, as we enter on the lower floor we can
not help noticing the great variety OF goods
on exhibition. The store is filled with
pretty articles. One long counter Is plea
high with suits of clothing for men anu
boys, and these are but samples of the stock
to the adequate display OF which one entire
apartment on Hotel street is devoted. 1hose
who wish to give their friends, or buy Ior
themselves 4 neat business or dress suit
ready to put on, can do SO, and tins, too, at
a very moderate cost. Just how moderate
this cost II may be judged from th fact
that one could go into t:Ic store, make their
selection of "a full suit, step into the private
dressing room, put OH the new clothes, have
the old ones sent to their home COR donated
TO the South Sea Island Supply Society,
and walk out to get the new boots polished
next door, and have to disburse OHty ten
dollars for the whole outfit! Besides these
suits there are Others more elegant as re-
CARDS material, all through lines of cassi-
meres, duck and broadcioth, until wedding
and other full dress suits are reached, and
even then the resources of the es aplish-
meut would not be exhausted. In the one
article of neckties we should judge that
there was enough to clothe the Decks "f ali
who ever dii or do wear such All article,
and the variety of styles is such that one
becomes fairly bewildered. But lest our
readers should imagine that Mr.. FishePs
store is entirely given up to the display of
mems goods, we hasten to add that the
supplies for the sterner sex occupy only n
in the store, and that it is for
the ladies that the choicest goods are OBJ
tanned and displayed. Nowadays it is the
pretty fashion to ornament almost every
and the variety of designs spread
out for towels, tides, napkins, d'Oileys,
cassers and such goods is Won
derfuT and pleasing. In the rear of the
clothing department is Il very large and
weIl-arranged stock of boots and shoes, of
all kinds and sizes. The department hat
the ladies' will particularly wish to visit is
u p-slairs. Here, away from the hustle and
sound o. the business going on on the ground
floor, our fair friends will find q bewildering
variety of flowers for trimming, and all
STYLES of hats to trim. The richness and
deIicacy of many of the sprays of roses,
lilies and other flowers prepared by the cum
ming aud dexterous fingers OF the French
artistic excites ones admira. ion, and must
satisfy the taste of the most fastid Gus in
those matters. The rooms devoted to the
and arranging of these beautiful
are in charge of "A polite and obliging
UnOdiste. and we are confident that the la
dies who call to examine Mr.. FfshePs stock
of millinery goods will be pleased and sat
isfied. Our retail merchants are bound to
ahead of each other if they can in their
dispIay of goods, and they find their profit
i'm keeping close up with the latest fashions
prevailing abroad. No sooner does a thing
THE style" than it is to be had
here, and Mr.. FIshel manages to keep well
by his agents abroad in everything
prOmi es to be attractive and becoming.
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