Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-22

Second" Big drug bottles stood in
each corner of the float.
Levers & Cookies Big Log.
From This to That was a slogan
carried on the Levers & Cooke wagon,
which was drawn by four beautltuI
white horses. The float showed
huge log six feet through and nine
feet long-the largest log ever ship
ped to Hawaii, and brought from the
Northwest especially for the Carnl-
val. Above the log, on vine covered
pedestal, stood modern house, the
idea being that this company converts
the crude lumber into useful prop erty.
Davies & Company. -
Davies & Company had a simple put
very effective float OF canvas painted
nthe sides with Diamond Head aud
the sea in natural coIors. The tloat
was placed on a big automobile truck.
Honolulu Construction & Draying Co.
A mired automobile bearing the
number of the mayors car-2ll4-
this was the center Of a float which
the Honolulu Construction & Draylng
Company displayed. The car stood
tilted sideways at sharp angle as II
| in a very bad rut in the road, the idea
being to remind the public that the
draying company is prepared to DO
road work. 49,. Iii. .-<-
Castle & Cooke. ~
Representative of their connections
with plantation work and navigation,
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, were represent
ed by a platform covered deep with
/ sugar cane and cane tassels on The
/ sides. Over all hung big Matson Tag
/ In paper bunting, and beneath seven
/ little bows in sailor suits represented
the seven boats of the Matson line.
Rerustrom Music Company.
4 Bergstrom Music Company display
ed the Victor dog and the slogan, Hi
Masters Voice" The float was nsat
y done in Carniyssalr tffn nleff for ' float
j peepeeu By Tom Sharp. Two Hawai-.
ians, one representing Madame PeIe,
the goddess of fire, and the other her
attendant, rode on the float. Both
were dressed in ancient Hawaiian cos
tune, which contrasted strongly with
the many present-day features in 9TH
er sections of the parade
Honolulu Iron Works. Re r
Two gas engines, an electric dyaa-
mo, motor and a centrifugal pump
all tended by two husky Hawaiian me.
chanics, formed the center of interest
in the float displayed By the Honolulu
Iron Works. The gas engines ran
the dynamo, which In turn brought |
out power from the motor to turn the |
centrifugal pump. Various devices
and pieces of machinery characters /
tic of the shop were also part of the |
float. :: .-. ~
Henry May & Company. .......r
Pink Lady Chocolates" was the
theme of Henry May & Company's
float, the entire decorations being pink
with trimmings of black. Pink flow
ers, leis and bunting formed the dec
orating material. while beautiful
horse with a pink lei
about his neck pulled the float. One
1f Honolulu's beautiful young women
stood in the center of the float, repre-
senting the Pink Lady" and throw
ng advertising gifts to the cheering
@s.. e II
lon Hamm-Young. r: II
Service Always" was the slogan of
he Won Hamm-Young Company car,
he latest model five passenger car,
Mechanics working ON the Car as it
'assed poured water into the radia.
or, and demonstrated the use of the
owing rope. These mechanics were
lad in white. Rosette effects were
sed on the wheels. the Carnival col {
RS being used on them and on the !
ody of the car. u
'ircus Parade.
A genuine old-fashioned circus pa r
ade followed Mr.. Trent's cars, and a
amor has ii that the parade turned \
ut at his expense, too. There was