Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-19

! chaHdise end, but not from an artistic
] standpoint. for the special art window
I trim on which had counted has moi
It arrived, says George A. Brown, man.
Il ager of the Regal Shoe Store al Fort
and Hotel streets. Il entered the con.
i test last August, and have been enthu-
siastie from the beginnIng-so enthu
siastic that sent clear to Boston for
a special panel window trim. but II
has never reached US, and we cannot
trace IL. No, it is not on any OF Inc
/ steamers which were tied up by the
Panama canal slides. That explains
the lack OF any special art side to our
exhiDit-but aid you ever see finer
display of shoesy" concluded Mr.
brown.
And indeed the display is one to at
tract the whole FANNY rather,
mother, big sister, brother and the
youngsters. The Regal shoes, in all
the up-to-date shapes, styles and sizes
are effectively SHOWN ana the window
dresser's art Is evident. These win
dows are unusual examples OF display.
ing goods so as to attract cutomers
ny suggesting ability to fill the wants
completely.
I Honolulu Music Co., Ltd.
At first sight the special window OF
the Honolulu MUSIC Company, Ltd, at
1l07 Fort street, looks like a grand
naval review, for there on a blue sea
are shown no less than so battleships,
dreadnoughts, cruisers and other yes
sells OF the United states navy. Those
% ships are the navy craft which
have aboard auto pianos. 1.-THE pianos
which can be played in three ways,
by electricity, by pedaling and by
hand Back Of the ocean and fleet
stand three different automatic pianos
against a background OF player piano
rvfls. which hang from the ceiling to
the floor. The front of the window
has also side and top border of paper
player piano rolls. Onesuf the instrn-
ments is being kept going most OF the
time to comic. opera and on to Wagner
and Bach, has attracted the attention
of passers-by to the novel display. OF
navy craft.
Hawaiian News Company, Ltd. q
"A Gift Suggestion Window is the
name given to the display made by the
Hawaiian News Company, Ltd, In the
makai window of their store in the
Alexander Young hotel building. The
gift suggestion window. made up with
g background Of blue crepe paper and
blue silk base, both relieved here
and there with bows and other touches
of white, contains harmonious ar
rangement of the most attractive
goods of the store. There are richly
hound gift books, few fine picturess
some stationery, costly leather bags
and purses, photo=engraying calendars.
both colored and in sepia, and q num-
Der OF framed notices, well hung
against the blue. Fountain pens, mn-
sic and brass ornaments are also not
wanting, and yet the window, despite
its great diversity of objects, does not
have crowded aspect. but Is admir-.
ably arranged.
Standing beside table young wo-
man clad in a blue SILK gown turned
the leaves of books with. colored Illus
trations, while all day large and ever
changing crowd gazed-more at the
smiling girl than at the books, per
haps.
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
"All Outdoors Invites Your Kodak"
is the artistically lettered card slogan
which is displayed In the window of
the Honolulu Photo Supply Company
at 1853 Fort street. No other print.
ed advertising matter appears in the
miniature landscape, which repre-
sents one Teddy bear lying at ease in
hammock, while another stands
nearby preparing to snap" the com.
Portable one. At the left hand side
of the window, mounted on pyra
mid of rich crimson velvet, is one
high class kodak. Back of the Teddy
bears is a branching tree, overgrown
with vines, and above, in place of a
sky background, is a huge enlarge.
ment of well known moving picture
actor, standing outlined against the
sky with kodak hanging at his hip.
The window is exceptional for its
fidelity to detail, the roots of the tree
from which the hammock suspends
being moss-covered in most natural
manner.
island Curio Company.
ION the Beach at Waikiki" might
we'll be the title for the picture ar.
ranged in one of the windows of the
Island Curio Company at 1705 Hotel
street There is pool of water
real water-and a curving sandy
beach, back of which stretches a
grassy sward. At one corner Is re.
production of an old-fashioned Hawai-.
ian grass hut, before which stands a
brown maid clad in flowing holoku
An outrigger canoe Is resting on the
sand, and nearby are fishing nets dry
ing in the sun. In the background, al
most concealed by shrubs, are minia.
ture plaster figures of Hawaiians of
other days clad in grass skirts. Other
windows of the store, unveiled today
as part of the display, show a large
assortment of Hawaiian and South
Sea Island curios.
Hollister Drug CO., Ltd.
In the Photographic window of the
HOLSTER Drug Company, 1856 Fort
street, stands the lifelike figure of a
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