Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-19
WINDOW DISPLAYS
STRIKING; FIRST
CONTEST SUCCESS
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D0AAC tCAnAMAAAC W9A liz uICr gaElClutIy
attired In q gown furnished by Whit
ney & Marsh. Ltd. sits at the piano.
as II playing Beethoven nocturne
Flowers Of the autumn season COM
plete the figure, and are supplied by
Mrs. Ethel M. Taylor. q weIl-known
local florist The screen at the rear
OF the window Is loaned by J. Hopp q
Company. Ltd.
Hawaii and South Seas
Curio Company.
Dolls Of all nations In one window,
from diminutive kewpies TO big dolls
dressed up In their Sunday best and
in the other window the word Aloha. .
formed Of ukuleles tied together, with
lovely specimens Of koa wood on ex-
hibition, make the display windows Of
the Hawaii and South Seas Curio Com
pary. 1923 Bishop street, mecca for
admiring throngs. 49,
In the doll window, Japanese doll
walks the tight rope, while American
Chinese and. Japanese boy dolls are
busy climbing ropes hand over hand.
and little girl dolls. includinG the
Campbell Kids. are having tea parties
The other window II adorned with ex-
quisite varieties OF koa bowls, trays
napkin rings. and other .samrles. and
the Aloha formed of q dozen or
more ukuIeles grouped into the word
gives greeting to kamaainas and tour
iets
]. Hop & Company. Ltd.
Like looking directly into two
rooms Of completely and artistical-
" appointed home Is the novelty pre-
scented By ]. Hopp & Company, Ltd.
165 South King street. who feature b
bedroom suite in the Louis XIV perl
Cd, and dining room done in the ia
cobean period.
Both windows evidence the ability
Of the company's drapers, AZ the
hangingB Of cretonne blend perfectly
with the old ivory Louis XIV furniture
IN the bedroom suite. The new soft
shades Of gray are shown in the Gre
tonnes.
Even more homelike is the dining
room, the furniture Of which IL dis
tInctIyely Jacobean, even 70 the cleo
troIiers. and the pictures hanging on
the walls. Seeing the windows is
TO realize that good taste and judy
ment have been exercised throughout
HonoIuIu star-puiIetln, Ltd.
Samples Of the work done by the
starBuIletin's job printing depart
ment for HonoIulans. ranging from
cook books to the revised laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii. are on display
n the windows Of p. o. Hail 4 Son.
Ltd. who loaned = portion Of their
space for the display.
enc 81 the most interesting fea-
lures n = showing Of printing In one,
two. three and four colors. the vari-
Gus stages In the process being illus
frafed Examples Of bindery work,
linotype ssluRso and type sizes prove
70 be another out-of-the-ordinary edu-
c1tional feature, showing that the
star Bulletin does every kind OF print
ing and does It well.
This papers business slogan Of
Service is aptly illustrated in It's
display
coyns Furniture Company, Ltd.
Distinctive and inviting In their
dainty coloring and original design,
the old ivory bedroom and yellow will
low sitting roo msuites displayed by
the Coyne Furniture Company, Ltd,
OF 1o5l.lo5s Bishop street are among |
the most beautiful pieces of furniture
pr.h .,,;tss se,ts, ,, rsrt..t .rno,nt.
-,ts s.r~s.' s- - ~. .vsrv ef, fssss,
with the color scheme Of the furni- |
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go. 1870 49, e,,..,;..,.s =, ,.vs.e
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draperies are IN harmony with the |
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The sitting room - furnished IN
blue and white, the willow furniture
contrasting dalntiiy with the tint OF
the cretonne oraper1es and furnish
inks.
W W. Ahana Company,
The latest fabrics from London and |
New York, brought to Honolulu few /
days aeo for the spring and summer
trade Of 1916. grace the windows OF |
the w. w. Ahana Company, tailors, of
Sc South King street, today, and gain I
considerable attention from the pass
ine crowds. Gray. brown and blue
fi6f1 the aha6es finding greatest IA. /