Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-25

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iTh A VIEW to finding out
wv what preparations our
NV merchants are making for
the holidays, and Of seeina
" what new things are ar.
rivina from the world Of
I visited the store Of
Whitney s. Marsh
'ne otner gay.
was sreetec very P'easan''y oy the
cou'teous neao ., ,ne urn, VINO mas
ou' a,ey "Ineu om o"e ma'n'
,ano' sno WIG .na'eo very 'nseres''
'nSy amen. rvs u,P.
Wnen asNeu '"m 20 STOW me some
y, VIZ rev auu p'ey u"ss NC hao
oougnt nc sm"eo ano sa'o'
WY .nere ae 80 many tnat
scarcely KNOW wnere 10 oeg,n; but
me spee,a' ITEM we are showing this
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ue a"u s"s's 'ace; emorac.
s 1880" ,,n o', ssyPusn ano
AZ p"r, oess. "ere were s'so
Art Uen'ms IN PIe''y, PLAIN SHADES,
and bri9hs.eolored siikolines, and
oeauu' Se.onne. ever nap
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49,. az su n,a"y are 'ne new IDEAS
snat tne makers nave put forth In
ros. sue ano PACK Comba,
nourees SUsy.toek rms and Ha'r
,s en 'ne 'mtauons o' real
snem sre very c'ever ano o. course
oont COST any'n'ns IKE the genuine
srue,e:
'en SoooS
ne stores assortment OF Purses,
Snate'a'nes, shopping Bags and Card
Eases 70 excellent, and the prices low.
er tnan nave ever seen them.
know that that department will have
rush OF business as Holiday time
approaches.
WASH GOODS.
But the Wash Goods section! How
could rave over the pretty things !
saw there! You have the prettiest
Wash Goods here ! ever saw, and !
nave travelled a good bit Of the world.
am told that there Is a great demand
now Tor Chambrays and Linen Gino.
hams and Silk Ginghams, and Madras
Tissues and Pineapple zephyrs. TIL.
plain eolors-ox.blood and light blue
ehiehy-are the most popular, but
there Is also a steady demand for oil
stripes and for stripes with small fig
ures worked In between.
CHAVATS.
Internationally the most popular ti-
nowadays both for men and women is
the narrow Four.in.hand known as
the Derby. This tie goes we'll with
the nigh band turnover collar. its mar.
row width allowing II to be tied In a
four.in.hand knot even where the out
sue edges Of the rundown collar al,
most touch In front. Nevertheless the
popularity OF the 6atwing and Butter
ny ties does not seem to wane. and
there Is also fair share Of Club.
'eeks and Windsors worn. ! noticed
number OF ties In the Regatta col
ors-Myrtie and Healani-whieh I was
toid were to sell at 35c each. think
THIS low price will be appreciated, as
one doesn't always feel like paying
Ioc or a dollar for tie which 10 worr,
little more than one day In a year.
AMERICAN LINENS.
MANY OF Us have lived all our live
WITHOUT ever having seen q scrap o,
linen OF American manufacture.
saw some In Whitney & Marsh's base
ment salesroom, and II was beautiful
you couldn't tell II from English Lin
en-, and II you could then I am, in the
language Of an esteemed eonten,por
airy OF mine, a fringed DOYLE servin,
as mat for a bottle Of Worcester
shire Sauce. There are doy,ies Of
American linen and Table Cloths, too