The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-08
THE PSYCHE CURLs,

THE PSYCHE CURLs.
The pompadour, so high,
And the rat, / let 60 by.
And | scoffed at the head dressing OF
lot of other girls;
But I took an awful fail
When the beck Of fashion S call
Brought out that fluffy bunch of hair,
the knot of Pschye curls.
Bur since then I've re1ented.
Ny bargain oft repented,
And shed priceless lot Of tears-if
they were turned to pearls
When | feel that they re askew,
/ And [ can't get back view.
IheE put me in such agony, that
Psyche bunch of curls.
Twelve dollars worth of wear
| must get from that hair,
Fashion Is prices make of Us an awful
lot of churls,
For that s the price I paid
And the hat I bought is made
So that it needs, for filing in, bunch
of Psyche eurls
Now when that lady Greek
First stopped to take a peek
At nature own reflection of her
banded Grecian curls,
| hope it is no sin.
But / wish she d fallen in
And the water had played havoc with
that bunch of Psyche curls.
LEOLA HARVEY ELDER.
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made-whieh they viii place on sale
at reasonable prices Their specialties !
for this sale will be ladies underwear, !
dressing sacques, children s underwear
and children S practical everyday |
clothes. The ladies will be glad to I
axe orders for any garment. or num- |
Der OF garments, made tc order bv !,
hand or by machine. All orders to be
sent to Mrs. Melanphy. Telephone
1349. Address 1910 Matlock avenue.
The hand done garments are made bv
ladies who take an especial pride in
the perfection of their needlework and
Will be sure to please any who NAV
order. Further notices will be given
of the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gignoux are oc-
supying the Brown cottage on Taptalus
turing the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Beckwith. who ;
'ame down from San Francisco on the !
mongolia on their honeymoon, were re- 8
urnlng passengers on the Lurline on !
tuesday. :
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ETiig Hedemann left on the Siberia
his morning for the Coast where he
7lll enter Professor Hitchcock IS school ,,
t San Rafael, Cal.
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Mrs. Freeth and Miss Marjorie!
'reeth will sail on Tuesday for Mani
Or visit with Mrs. Dowsett and Mrs. \
on Tempsky. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tyers arc oe-
lpying the Giffard place on Tantalus
" few weeks "
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knight and Miss e'
helma Parker departed ON the Siberia N
us morning for San Francisco. Miss N
arkef goes away to enter school. "
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.e' 1utheT severance, or H1iO, is
e mouse guest of Mrs. p. C. Jones
her home in Nuuanu valley. I'll
among the outgoing passengers on M
e Lurline Tuesday were the Misses W
lila and Lydia Mestoeker. Pl
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Mrs. John Watt. wife of Manager
att of the Olaa plantation of Ha-
III, departed for San Francisco On tn
e Lurline on Tuesday. NJ
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Il. d. Tenney was eastward bound
ssenger on the Lurline. He went to
n his family at Lake Tahoe. Til
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Mrs. Pourie, wife of Captain J. P. wa
uric. one of the Fifth Artillery off gil
8 to arrive here or the Korea next he
sdnesday, will not be with her nus
nd, but will arrive late, probably
put the 5th of September. Mrs on
uric s host Of friends in San Fran Sc,
GO persuaded her to remain over for ON
four weeks round Of farewell en-
tainment. Mrs. Pourie is at the st.
lncis Hotel in San Francisco. be,
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letters received in the last mail Nv mo
ends of Mrs. viii J. Cooper are filed elm
h news of the Fair and the Jolly
ugh busy times they are having. :
wever Mrs. Cooper is looking for on
I'd to getting back to the island and Co;
fesses to being just wee bit home Yu
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hose who were sor fortunate as to at
It Alice Roosevelt when she was here sew
a member of the Taft party or when Co,
returned as Mrs. Longworth and the
domieifed at Waikiki are anxions1v II.
ing for the announcement that she nat