Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-23
PRETTY Things
. FOR CHRISTMAS
Continued from Page 81

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Whitney & Marsh
Here is another window that is far
reaching in its mission to attract at
tention. Marquisette dress goods
and hand-embroiderc waist patterns
are most artistically arranged,
Through it all there runs a fineness
of finish that leaves nothing to be de-
sired.
Ehlers' Display
This store has long frontage of
windows that have received the ar
tistic touch. The display of evening
wraps and fans is especially pleas
ing. Every window has its special
attractive feature.
McInerny's Footwear
This store has made positive fair
yland of its display windows. No
one would suppose that shoes could
be arranged with, such telling effect.
All-leathcr slippers occupy a promi-
nent place in this display and when
the windows are lighted at evening
the prettily-arranged background
Sives the effect of some theatrical
scene.
Bergstrom's
Here is a display that is a sound
argument The MANIFESTED and pric-
cd Victor talking machines decorated
with Christmas tinsel form most
pleasing effect.
Jordan's Big Window
This is one of the largest display
windows in the city. A tasteful ar
ray of sofa pillows, fancy bags and
ether attractive features for the holt
days make an attraction that cannot
be missed on Fort street.
Hollister Drug Co.
The handsome arrangement shown
In the windows of this firm are char
acteristic of that particular line of
trade. A display of toilet articles
most tastefully arranged make an at
tractive window.
Wichmans
Bright and glittering are the many
beautiful things of silver and gold
displayed in the three windows of
this firm. Cut-glass bowls and wine
sets catch the reflected shafts from
the polished silver candlesticks, max
ing a most pleasing effect.
Manufacturers Shoe Co.
That shoes can be arranged with
an effect that is pleasing to the eye
is proven by n glance at the windows
of this well-kiown firm. The win
dow artist that did this piece of shoe
wonderland certainly had his heart
in his work. 1t is "A mastery piece of
window Identification.
Lando's
This store makes II neat display.
One window is devoted to the exhibit
of hats in the latest shapes and
shades that are considered cit" on
the mainland. This is particularly
interesting to men.
Thrum's
To the lovers of books this firm
makes a display that Is truly grand.
Editions of the latest up-to-date lit
rrature are arranged in fashion to
catch the eye.
Culman's
The window of this jcwelcr,
though small, is most retchingly
dressed with novelties in iewclry that
will gladden. the heart of man when
he opens his stocking Christmas
morning.
Silva's Toggery
In the display windows of this firm
a pleasing effect Is brought about by
the introduction of tiny electric
| lights that sparkle amid the array OF
gcntlemcn's furnishings. A sight OF
these windows will gladden. the heart
of any good dresser.
The Kash Co.
Located so prominently, 1t cannot
help but attract notice to its we'll
dressed windows of gentlemen's fur
pishings and neckwear especially
They are not overloaded with goods
NlltH In a. ltdlult w
| when dressing window. Too much
! in window detraCts from all and at
tracts to nothing in particular.
Fitzpatrick Bros.
These windows, though not large
show off we'll, and the class of good.
IN the smokers line are OF the finest
Tobacco jars, imported German pipes
Christmas cigars of known brands
They are among the most attractive
windows in the city.
Henry May & Co.
Here are windows that display In
the most tempting manner the good
things of life. Things to eat. If any
enc thinks that canned and jar goods
cannot be arranged with artistic eff.
feet, just take look at this grocery
store window.
McInerny, Haberdasher
1t is sight of the windows of this
store that makes the heart of the
good dresser leap with Joy. The ar
Management of display could not be inn
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