The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-07
FLYING TINE
4 new STORY TOLD FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
How the Worlds Markets Have
been 0verhauled.
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SALUTATORY.

upon US. 1t hafQly seems, but
yesterday since Christmas 1891
was heralded in and yet, with
in a few short days one year
will have come and gone since
then. Although a wave of
hard times has struck our
island community it has not
deferred US from laying in our
usual stock of seasonable goods
to supply the demands Of our
customers and friends who de-
sire to perpetuate the time
honored custom in vogue at
this season of the year. We
feel that in spite of dull times,
the demand for good reliable
and servfcable articles will be
stronger than ever, and that
gew-gaws and articles of Meth
er use nor ornament will be
dead stock on their owners
hands.
THE WORLD PAYS TRIBUTE.
With that idea in view, we
have out-done ourselves if any
thing this year. We have
spared neither time or expense,
our agents have ransacked the
great manufacturing centers
of Europe, Asia and America,
and the products of the fore
most manufacturers are here
to show for our efforts and
theirs.
SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES.
For the ladies we have in
creased our usual good stock of
Hose-Silk, Balbriggan, Lisle
and Cotton, in all conceivable
shades and colors, and a special
line of extra quality black
Lisle Hose. By the Yamashiro
Maru, we got a fresh invoice
of Japan Silks in the piece, a
beautiful article to present to
a lady; a large lot of the
famous japanese Cotton
Crepes.
Dozens of ladies' beautiful
hemStitcAed and plain and en-
broidered Silk Handkerchiefs
and many other good things
including some very neat Hand
Bags.
FOR THE GODS OF CREATION.
For the men, we have such
an endless variety of every
thing in wearing apparel that
it is impossible to enumerate
all in the short space of a
newspaper article. Under
clothing of all grades and
weights = Silk, Bafbriggan,
Lisle, Cotton, Gauze, Merino,
and a full line of Jaeger's SAM
tary Woolens and Scriven's
Elastic Seam Drawers.
Neck Wear in endless var
iety - Four-in-hands, Ascots,
made up Scarfs, and a fine as
sortment of Windsors and
washable Four-in-hand Ties,
Office Coats, Pajamas. Wool,
Silk and Cotton, Suspenders, ]
Hose in great quantity, Hand
kerchiefs, Silk, Linen and Cot
ton; some very beautiful
designs, hemstitched, plain and
colored borders.
FOR A RAINY DAY.
And now, that the rainy sea-
son is setting in what more
appropriate present than an
elegant Silk Umbrella Or one
of Chas. Makintoshes' celebrat-
ed Rain Coats could be desired?
HOW ABOUT PAJAMAs?
Bathrobes and Towels, a
good assortment, and for your
gentlemen friends who do the
other islands where BARRIERS
are scarce, we have some
elegant Dressing Cases COM
pletely filled: We have just
received a nice new stock of
Panama Hats, just in time to
catch some of the boys who
were foolish enough to bet
that Grover" couldn't get in.
We sold lots of 'em, but we've
got lots left and some Silk
Puggaries to go with them.
We have some handsome Silk
Shirts that would make the
heart of any man rejoice, and
last but not least our stock Of
ladies' and gents gold and sill
yer Waltham Watches is as
complete and varied as ever.
TO BE CONSIDERED.
Think twice before you
make your purchases, and give
us q chance to furnish you
with SOmethinp reliable and