The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-10
What the Retail Merchants
of Honolulu Offer This Week

Business has been very good in the
shops during the week passed and de
partments have been enjvened by the
visits of tourists who 20 to inspect and
I compare. The showing. a, q rule has
been good enough to win the admira-
ton of the visitors and there was a
general exchange Of coin and merchan-
disc in consequence. This week there
will be two really good sales. And 50
reliable are the wares to be sold that
there seems to be no necessity Of cir.
Gus methods to bring customers and
make sales. The annual stocktakng at
Ehlers has brought to Light number
Of pieces Of goods, new enough to still
hold the Odor Of the original cases but
with the age necessary to carry them
into clearance mark -down-oaIe. The
opportunity offered to get fine wearing
apparel for ladies will be ripe this
morning and the bargains are such,
Judging by the window display. to war
rant getting up earlier than usual to
have the luck of the provebial early
bird. Sachs. too. is to have a oneday
sale. II is not to be general in the
sense that it viii include all lines; it
is directed, mainly to lace curtains in
different qualities and patterns.
SACHS DRY GOODS STORE, Fort
and Beretania avenue.-Special sale of
NOttinghame lace curtains at - and %
cents pair and white dotted Swiss
goods at $105. These are exception
ally good values. Lingerie dresses,
good quality and style. from s. to $50.
Black silk shirt waists splendid value
from $3.50 to $50. There is a fine
assortment of patent leather belts and
dress trimmings
B. F. EHLERS g. CO., Fort street
above King.-The girls should make
this store their mecca this morning
even at the expense Of being tardv at
school for taffeta ribbon is selling at
pricese ranging from one and onehalf
cents a yard to twenty cents. And
it is good stuff Children 5 under vests
for twenty-five cents and silk gloves,
embroidered ones. for 81 90 a pair reads
like fairy story The advertisement
in The Advertiser Yesterday told the
story The embroidered lawn robes
that were in the window yesterday and
marked at $3.50 to $3.50 were a
temptation.
sILvA's TOGGERY, King street
near Fort.-A line Of pajamas tempt
men to this store and when there they
buy The assortment is unusual in both
quality and quantity.
H. F. WICHMAN g. CO., LTD, Fort
below Hotel STRENGTHENING silverware
at this establishment, a few pieces at a
time is Like buying goods on install
ments-the expense is not felt. In
table silver Wichman has a large and
well selected stock and one may buy
a halfdozen pieces this mouth and feel
sure he can get the same pattern for
a half dozen more next month II his
needs require. \ well filed silver chest
is valuable part of every home and
the contents. no matter how large the
chest may be obtained at little cost here
in town. The prices at Wichman' s are
about what one would pay at the Coast
for similar articles.
M. McINERNY, LTD, Fort and
Merchant street.--Straw hats from
Paris and New York are among the
goods shown here this week. The
styles are as natty as one would wish
for and the prices normal. The straws
at McInerny's are exceptionally good,
the styles absolutely correct and the SER
vice qualities guaranteed. Hats in wide
or narrow braid with plain black or
fancy ribbon bands are here a plenty.
The show of clothing, new suits in
blacks and blues, is something that
amounts to almost an exposition of
styles from the world s style center.
METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET,
King street near Bethel.-Disclosures
in this paper on Saturday were con-
vincing enough to send the public
scurrying to the place where it is known
meats are we'll kept to get their sup
plies. AS set forth in the advertise
ment of the Metropolitan it matters
not how good the cattle may have been