Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06
DAILY REMINDERS

Ing. Fashion Clothing Co, 112o Fort
l-adYertisement. ! -
Around Island trip $500 0 pas
Isenger. Lewis Stable and Garage. Tel
Observation-Disclosures.
Bargains In Dishes. Call early
Green Stamp Store. opposite Ffrt
Observation-Disclosures.
I Orders taken now for California
Green Christmas Trees. Henry May
& Co., Ltd. Phone 1271.-advertise
ment.
| Start a savings account today with
the Bank OF Hawaii. This In fair
ness to yourself, your plans and your
future. ,Ee..-.s a..
A most attractive line Of Christmas
and New Year cards and holiday nov
ielties at Wall Nichols Co, Ltd. = ad-
Yertisement. "
Madam Zeaye. who has her parlors
in the Young hotel, has some new i'm
lportations Of ladies' apparel that ey-
cry woman ought to see. =. s
Autos that are wearing Fisk tires
are giving all the satisfaction that
the owners or drivers could ask for.
These tires are sold by E. o. Hall &
Son. H. ~ :. --..t I
Fire is Just as uncertain as death
and taxes. But there's no uncertainty
as to who win pay the damages caus-
Led BY fire, Il you are insured with G.
Brewer e Co F -
Henry May & Co, Ltd, via Sierra
on Monday, will receive fresh Cali
fcrnia fruit and vegetables, and Puri.
tan creamery butter Phone, 1911.
advertisement. 81. II.
The Kodagraph shop on Hotel
street, corner of Union, is just about
as busy 2 place these days, along the
line Of the business it is engaged In,
as they make ,em &. s. s s,- g d, s.
Besides fresh fruit and vegetables,
the SierfA win bring to Henry May &
Co, Ltd on Monday, large shipment
Of Primrose pork sausages. Phone
1271.-advertisefnent.
Toys and toys. Hundreds mon
hundreds OF toys Of all kinds and al
all prices. Santa Claus Headquarters.
Bring the children Arleigh,s. Hotel
near Fort Advertisement.
During your shopping trips to
town. ladies, take several minutes to
see the exhibition Of modish millinery
at the parlors Of Miss Power, IN the
Boston block You viii be well re-
paid.
The Clarion is making a speciality
Of combination necktie and sox sets
for the Christmas trade. There Is
nothing more acceptable to = man
than one. or better still, two OF these
sets.
A chest of tools for the boy? By
links, you eouidnst have. thought of
anything better. He's always ham
mering away at something. See
Levers & Cookies window, then
order.
send your gifts In an appropriate
box and the value to the recipient
VIII be greatly enhanced. Pretty Hol-
" boxes, and some in red with Christ
mas sentiment on cover, can be bought
At the Hawaiian News Co, in the
Young building.
Mrs KafB Woodward Whitcomb has
IA stock Of Ekhcywork articles suitable
for holiday giffs on sale IN the Eeuf
de Lis manicuring parlors, corner Of
Fort and Chaplain lane. she wonld
be pleased to see some of her old-time
customers again.
The initiating, hemstitching and
fancy needleWork that are being done
by Mrs. Melim at her parlors on Ho-
tel street opposite the Young hotel:
are the wonder of her patrons. who
are having their Christmas work done
there. Bonnets. doylies and fancy en-
broideries done reasonably.
x. Uyedas the enterprising milliner
and halter on Nuuanu street, has Just
stocked up with the latest IN his line
and is all ready for the holiday trade,
In head -covering. He has the latest
creations of the miIlIners' art, and his
prices are the lowest in town for the.
same quality of goods. He Isl on Nuu-
anu between Hotel and King.
Attention is called to the fullpagsl
cut representing a train of cars, all
loaded with automobile supplies and
consigned to the Won Hamm- Young
company Of this city and Hilo. All
auto lovers and those contemplating
owning an auto will do wen to look
over the train and see what there is
coming In for the 1914 trade.
On Monday Benson, Smith & Co.. at
the corner of Fort and Hotel streets,
will have their holiday opening. The
showing viii be the largest and the
assortment the most varied of any the
firm has ever called attention to.
There will be. souvenir prizes. Kewpiea
dolls, given to purchasers of amounts
of one dollar or over during the first
three days of the opening.
II Old Santa Claus has established
throughout the world any bigger or
better-stocked headquarters than he
has at Wall, Nichols Company on
King street in this city, then the grand
old fellow is going some 1t does not
seem that there is a desire along the
line of gifts and presents that cannot
be satisfied at this big toy and novelty
emporium. The toys. and other ar
ticles range from the cheapest to the
expensive, with the quality good in eV-
ery article sold. A trip through the