Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-21

| try and others with Spanish leather
seats and backs. There lis also a com
plete bedroom set'of Circassian wal
nut on display
Mcinerny Shoe Display II.
One of the prettiest displays made
by the shoe dealers of the city is that
of the McInerny shoe store. The ma
uka window, with it's mirror back
ground and dome ceiling has been
given over entirely to ladies' white
footwear, both in high and low ssoes
The shoes are tastefully arranged on
brass stands with glass shelves, and
the white base board is decorated
with autumn leaves and he:ly. The
windows in the center contain large
assortment of shoes for both men
and women, while that on the left
features the Hanan shoe for men,
which are arranged on glass shelves
entwiIed with tinsel and holly.
The Clarion
If you are looking for a Christmas
gift for gentleman, some good sug-
gestions may be gained by glancing
over the display in the windows of the
Clarion. The window facing on Fort
street, with q. brown background
bordered withaMhite, contains many
acceptable gifts in the way of tie sets
IN the latest, coIors, in attractive
leather and Christmas boxes. There
is also something new in bathrobes as
we'll as novelty jewelry, such as stick
pins, and cuff links, either single or
in sets. The Hotel street windows
are dressed in green and white, with
green window draperies. Here may
be seen display of silk and novelty
shirts, silk pajamas, white serge and
linen suits, gloves, ties and other
articles of mems apparel
Regal Shoe Store @
The King street display window of
the Regal shoe store is prettily decor
ated in green and red, and an assort-
ment of every conceivable shoe worn
by women has been arranged on glass
pedestals, while near the back on a
series of glass shelves, number of
white and suede shoes have been ar
ranged. Streamers of gold tinsel
and holly have been used extensively
in carrying out the color scheme. The
windows facing on Bethel street,
with their mirror backgrounds and
glass stands, are given over 10 the
display of Regal shoes for men in
both black and tan, and there is also
a window of shoes for children.
Sayegusa
This establishment is displaying an
entirely new line of Oriental goods
this year, and the show windows offer
an unusually large field to choose a
gift from. They are attractively decor
ated with Japanese prints and rolls
of silk arranged as backgrounds and
contain nearly everything to be found
in an up-to-date Oriental Bazaar.
There is a special display of hand
Japanese kimonos and
scarfs, and. many unique designs in
brass iardinieres. Sandalwood fans,
ivory, fans, jewel cabinets, teakwood
and ebony stands, and many other
~ ticles which make acceptable Christ
mas presents are in evidence.
Office Supply Company, Ltd.
Supplies, that's all: And one look
at the windows of the Office Supply
company will convince one that they |
keep all accessories in the way Of
supplies for the modern business Of (
fee; anything from a pencil to largej
desk or filing cabinet. Also all the !
latest styles in the different makes of. !
typewriters.
Honolulu Photo Supply Company. :
Something very suggestive OF
Christmas is the makai window OF !
the Honolulu Photo Supply company. !
Arranged on a white background is a !,
cross below which is a golden star. !
Beneath this is a picture OF the Ma
tiyity, while opposite this are numer-
Gus gifts and flowers designating the /
spirit Of Christmas. The other wind
low contains a display of cameras, !
pho, -tographers' supplies, photo al )
Eams and pictures.
"Baiiey's" |
Made in Honolulu, is the motto
of .'BaiIey's" and the greater part of
their large stock is made in their own
factory. A large assortment Of iron
and brass bedsteads are on display,
besides products from the Bailey fac
tory such as kitchen safes. china clos
cts, chairs, mattresses and other fur
nitnre
Levers & Cooke, Ltd. i
The large windows of Levers &
Cooke contain tn" necessities for the
attractive home. unr ut the larGcat'