Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-03
Timely Hints Garnerel From
From a Tour Through
Honolulu's shops With
New York And Stylish
Goods From Fash
ions CenterS

women produce their oncctS Tor men,
hut they choose their material for other
women"
Men seldom know what II Is about a
womans clothes that they like. They
simply look at her and IL they like the
ensemble effect ii Is well and good
They can't tell you whether 1t is OF.
candle or hupsaCking; chiffon or silk
Most Of them don't even know the
names OF the colors well enough 10
remember them aftcrward. But with
woman it's different. She can tell
you every minutcst detail of another
woman's costume oven to the name ri
the modistc who built II half the tim(
and she picks her sister women tC
pieces till there isn't much left but the
whale bones. man never would
know whether dress were lined with
silk or CambriC but another woman
would She can tell as far away as she
can see you. In order To have the re-
EpeCt Of other women and the prestige
that good clothes give a woman must
dress much more extensively than she
would otherwise have to
Perhaps some people do not realize
that the Honolulu SHOPS send men and
women east just rs the shops in the
States do to look over the new goods
and bring home fresh up To date things,
but they do and each boat Is bringing
In new things for the fall and winter
trade of these sunshine islands.
BLACK, WHITE AND PLAlDS
This Is To be black and white sea
son. said one well known merchant
and these two shades are to he worn
more than ever"
Plaids are going to he all the rage
this season and In the shops they are
shown in silk, woods and cottOns. Even
the plaid ribbons are Ia be the favor
ties. and MacGrcgors. Campbclls, STU
arts and Grahams will again mingle IN
fashionable society. II a woman hap.
pens TO be lucky enough to have a lit.
tic Scotch blood In her veins-cnough
10 give good old Scotch flavor to her
pame-shc may match her name with
the plaid Of her frock.
In cottoLs the plaid ginghams are go
Ing to be the most popular and very
b pretty scrviccable ones may be pur.
chased for 20 cents the yard. A fetch.
ing little gown worn recently by a llO'
nolulu girl showed uneven checks OF
old blue and cafe an lait and worn with
light bllS sleeve ribbons made Il most
attractive little morning dress.
Plaids have even invaded the realms
of coats and many OF the fall models
show striking designs in two COlors,
the black and white ones being pop
ular. Plaid skirts for wear with shirt
waists are also to be worn while sep
arate waists Of wool and silk plaid havu
never been more popular. Wide rib
bons and narrow ribbons and all the
widths In between are shown, some oi
the Roman designs being especially
handsome. Tho ribbons come In belt
ings and the vide ones are TO he much
used as hat trimming. One OF the new
short front sailors of chip caught with
crisp bows Of plaid ribbon through
which a quill has been drawn Is very
nobby Just now.
SACHS NEW LINES.
I'VE are going to make an innoya'
ton this season aud put In a new lin,
which we have not before handled,
said n. Il. Sachs of the Sachs Dry
Goods Company. I'VE are going tt
carry an extensive line OF handsom,
reception and evening frocks ready (,
wear and there will be some beautiful
things among them. They are TO he o.
&c be popular We are getting in som,
attractive walking skirts in Panan;
clCth, which Is TO be the favored ma
terial for skirts of that kind, and W,
are going TO show an extensive line %
black silk coats in full and three quar-
ter lengths. Then we are to have SOM
of the new plaid coats. The new
money back" silks which made up arr
going 10 be popular for suits this win
ter.
In skirts the black silk, and the voil
with n silk drop, are to be the mos
popular aud we will have a good assert
ment from which 10 choose. We are en-
larging our art department and ii /
20 be more complete than ever before
We are putting In a line of goods Their
we have mover carried before. inClud
ing many little novelties.
Prices of cotton and woolcn good
have gone up We attribute this part
" to the shortage of cotton and tn
large demands. great deal Is boin
exported pow and In addition to tina
came the san Francisco disaster. Tn
call on the New York market was i'm
mcnsc When one whole city must b
supplied At once from the capacity q
another city the difference is felt yer
soon
DAINTY LINGERIE
Gowns and skirts aud all those dalnt
intimate things Of q wOman's wardrob
in which she takes such pride are prot
tier than ever this season II that wcr
possible, and II makes ono long (
squander ones inheritance IN lingeri
alone-so exquisite are some Of IN
things shown, In these lines there
nothing daintier or prottier than III
French hand-ombroiderod goods wit
their delicate designs In flowers an
vines and butterflies, Many OF thes
are this year coming IN sets Of tire
and -four pieces and selling from Sl7 /
s25 according 10 the work ana the lint
ness of the material whitney
Marsh show a lalsc line OF these haI