The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-29
IS A BIG SUCCESS


are arranged in the following order. |
Levers & Cooke, II. Hackfeld & Co., !
Honolulu Iron Works Co., California |
Feed Co., Hawaiian Electric Co.. Paci- !
fic Hardware Co., Z. II. Davies q Co., |
eastman & Nelson, Guy owens Elec- |
trical Co.. Union Feed CO., Honolulu !
Brewing & Mating Co. The left hand !
side of the door is as follows: Metro |
politan Meat Co., Hawaiian Fertilzing
Co., Porter Furniture CO., Rice q Per-
Fins, j. A. VI. johnson, Territorial Mes !
senger Service Henry May & Co, W.
c. Peacock & Co., Benson, Smith & Co..
4. A. Montana, w. W. Dimond & Co,
he Center aisle is occupied by the fol-
lowing: j. G.. Costa, V. c. Macedo,
workers in Haw allan stone, Pacific
Guano & Fertilizer Co. G. Schuman &
Co., c. T.. Herrick Carriage Co., Pacific
Vehicle & Supply Co, Singer Sewing
Machine Co., National Cash Register.
Pearson & Potter Co., Bergstrom Mu-
sic Co., Rainier BOttling Works. A hui
of local plumbers, James Mott, Jr.. w.
j. England Gehring e. Butzke, ]. N.
Shafer and e. r. Bath have Joined for
ces in a collective exhibit.
This is extremely interesting and rep
resent the interior of modern bath
ROOM completely up-to-date with
shower and shower curtain and all
righteousness. The porcelain bath tub
with all its appliances was especially
imported for G.. NJ. Cookies new villa.
Levers g. Cooke back their booth
with a large black backed mirror on
which the title of the firm is set forth
in silver lettering. one wall is cover
ed with a prize paper, the other with
one of the rugs imported by the firm.
Building material. paints and bath
room fittings complete the display
The Pacific Hardware give glittering
exhibit of cut glass, pictures and daiu-
ty specialties for the dining ROOM par
lOr and boudOir, enshTined in hand
some pieces of furniture and cabinet
work borrowed from the Porter Furni-
ture Co. for the occasion.
The Hawaiian Electric Company has
many attractions in the shape of cleo
trio novelties and displays. The bril-
liant sign is the chief attraction, but
. aside from this, effects arranged with
| Colored incandescent globes and the
| general makeup of the display with
electrical fittings proved very interest
ing. The Guy Owens Electrical Com
pany travelled upon somewhat similar
lines, having great variety OF rele-
phones.
T. ii. Davies & Co. have a miscel-
laneous assortment in their booth. Sad
| dlery and guns with a specially uphOl-
| STEERING Jockeys saddle, combine with
hardware goods and rugs to catch the
eye of the public. The Union Feed Co.
shows a pyramid of Ajax hay arrang-
ed so as to demonstrate the compact
nature of the bales.
A working exhibit of the manufacture
of tents, sails, bunting and awnings is
furnished by the CashmanNelson Sail
Loft Men and women handle their
needles with surprising swiftness while
the crowd looks on. A roof-coated
with Arabic calls attention to it's own
| virtues.
Another practical exhibit is that of
the Honolulu Brewery. In an arbor
stands giant bottle of Primo, sur
rounded by galaxy of the regular
bottles of commerce. The thirsty are
invited to try the real article and pro-
claim uEon it's merits.
The pianola perpetually going in the
Bergstrom Music Companys exhibit
keeps a crowd around it all the time.
Various styles of pianos are shown be-
sides gramophone and other musical
devices.
The Singer Sewing Machine and the
Cash Register Company distribute
souvenirs stitched on the sewing ma
chimes while you wait. The carriage
companies make a special exhibit, oC-
Cupying most of the center section and
have already reaped the reward of their
advertising, several sales having taken
place from the stock.
Pearson & Potter have, besides their
, filing cabinets, the latest things in
sporting goods attractively displayed.
Baseball, cricket, golf, bicycling, ping
pong, angling, shooting, tennis, GRO
; quet every branch of outdoor sport
shown in tempting style and conclu-
sively proving the fact that hey carry
a full line of their specialties.
/ Hackfeld & Company, with desks
show Hawaiian coffee to good advan-
tage. Dimond & Company have a va
riety Of kitchen ranges, delf, glass
ware and cooking utensils.
The fairer sex linger long around
3 MontanO's exhibit and discuss the lat.
est sleeve or the last imported dress
goods all attractively displayed on lay
figures Benson Smith, who have a bis
exhibit of Male Cologne in the drill
shed, devote their space to chemica
glassware, showing test tubes, retorts
hydrOmeters etcetera.
May & Company's grocery booth i:
very daintily arranged with tempting
displays of knickknacks and delicacie'
| of the table. Samples of preserved
fruits are handed out to visitors.
j. A. NJ. Johnson with stationery
| specialties attracts many by the novel
r ties displayed. An air brush is at tn,
service of all those who think they
know how to use one. Peacock & Com
pany display White Rock mineral wa
ter Rice & Perkins and King Broth
ers have attractive exhibits of photo
graphs. The Porter Furniture Com
pany show bedding and the newes
styles in cabinet and upholstered fur
niture.
The Metropolitan Meat Compan!
show beef and mutton dressed in thu
best style. Whole pigs frozen in ic
show the way in which the compan
keeps their meats fresh in their hi
refrigeratOrs. A refrigerating batter
is attached to the blocks and keep
!, them solid during the evening.
The Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Com
pany show deposits from Laysan Isl
and in all the degrees of guano from
n the alluvial deposits to the rock, thou
sands of years old where the eggs o
L rather the egg shells Of the gulls an