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NOTICE: HOURS

Monday thru thursday 5:00p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Friday and Saturday 5:00p.m. to 11 :00 p.m.

Sunday 4:00p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Phone: 531-1513

No. 7460. Our $peciJ.l Concert Harmonica, with bl'ils. Be!.t quality; ten double hole~ with fony reeds. bra"" reed plates, fancy E:o~r:n:t•d VC'rrr.an ail\·er co,·crs. 'l'wo bells. Our spec•altll'l~<·. eadl. ....... IO.e5 Perdoz.............. --- ......... .... 7.05

Mandolin Cases. Xo. 71194. Brown

Canvas, l eather bound edges, flannel hoed, handle a n d patent fastenings. Our special price.each,L50

Xo. 71196. Xo. 71196. Mandolin Case made of russet or black leather, eura qualit y. band sewed. flannel Hned, same as illustration. S pecial price, each... ---~ . 25

SPALDINC'S BASE BALL UNIFORMS.

()OIIPLETE.

Including shirt, padded pants, cap. belt and stockings.

81020. Unifor m ......•. •• . . $13.50 810'11. "University" unifor m . . .

.. .. .... . . .. .. .. .. .. . ... .... .. . $10.65 No. 81012. "lnterscho las tic" unl-

rorrn .................... .. ... $8.70 No. 81023. ..Club Special" uniform

............ .. ............ .. ... $6"" No. 810'J4. "Amateur Special" unl-

!orm . •.•••........... . ..... . ... $4.00

Our Iioe or flanne ls for basC' ball uniforms consists o! t h e helit \,luaJJties tn tlwir respt"<:th't' gra.deii, and the

most llf'sirahl<> colors for hase hall ;miiornHL :Ea.cb ~,;rad_c •s kept up to tht• highest point (•f e);ctJllence and

~~\\*!~.\*.~!!)~:o,~:~j~J;~~jt;:~.~~~~ot~~~\~~~~'~~~;;~~~iO'~~ Jo<lf)'..?l tmiform:-., wo han• fmmd It <11•-;irable, after many yt'ar:o: ur f''qWrieu('e, to use a little ll!!:hter weight mate­r ial for thn shirt:-.; this makes them mor'J comrortahle,

~·;u~~~-~-~o{: ~~:.• ~~;~;~·~~~ ~~~~~:~;ls ~~~~·ro~Y~e~~r~~: thf.y will hf' s"utJJllicd at same prlce,~ut only when 8f>&' ria(/!J <Jnl-f!r cd.

Electric Washer. No. 16745. MadA of the be!"t Yirginia white cedar,

electric weld(>(] wire boops. Price ............... 83.50 The cut shows the ex­

terior of our celebrated Jo; Jec ta·f (' \V aM h e r . T h is mach i ne is con· s t rLctedor tlm b eMt ' "Jr. &inia '""hitc ('edar. and is l'lt rongrr, more n icely finished, a nd i B larger than any rvnnd roa· chine (ID the rnurko•t. It

~sro"~r':f!~~ri:~~~u)j~ ~~: vunizt>d. The in$ide o t t ho machine is ful ly cor· rugated, simiiltr to a washboar d , there being no nails o r b loC"ks <1f any k JDd on the in;, ide. The mach ine i s m a tl e with large end of tub dhwn, al·

~·;;~~:de'~'f":x~;;. b~~'"';ai;~~~i;;d ;i;;~~;~ ~·~~~~~~ ·w e ldt-d, and a re w a rranted not t o b rea k or fa ll off.

I nstead of uaing a squa re wooden pUSt to work the

?~ll~~;rgl~~~ t~a~Q~~r~~:fd~Jf~!fe }~0~rfta'sJ~~:~~:; anS st.andard a re automaticall-y adjusted to the quantity ~~ ~~~~\~~n<'\~itnh~!~!~ec~~t,ine, BOit uffel'8 nothing

No. 6311.

~o. 631:?. Desk ' phont;, one of the neatest. and most art.i•aic desk phuneo.; maUe; ha.s neat. Jll'dt·st<tl with nkkel plated stand.:lrd Our rc,g­ular type or long lli ... tant·e transmittt: r with tbe small new style rtceivt"r. Ei1cit. ............. $1Ui0

No. 631 1. Improved l o u g d i:;tall('t• t de­phon e, with trau.s­mitter a.ud rcceivt!r, same a~ aho,·e but with a llattt:r\" •all in~tt:at!. or the· mag­nl·to eall. the tOIIt,.c­liou b ,o l..lt: nmUt• 11 itb a pu,h buttom, at11\ i" a. thurou~thly rl·l1allle in!l>trumcnt.

Price with cas(' L"om­pl~tl' u:-. shown in eut, made or oak or llluck walnut..

Each .. .. .... . $ 1 .0 0

.... AND ....

Your Voice. ~H CAMERAS AND PHONO·

CRAPHS AT INSIDE PRICES.

F'~gl\'{t~:.:--.. ~JlS~~~~ ISSTH.U~I ENTS THAS T WIC t : THE PKICE W ILL UUY I N ANY-THING l!:t..SE. ~ ·:

CHANCI'! ALSO FOR ~ .,· BIG l ,ROI-'IT, ~ --~ }

S 1': E I NDEX F 0 R FUL L DESCRIPTIONS . _ _ _ _ OR. SENU l''OK SPt:UlAL UATALOGUE.

~ 0 11-R HOME E NT ERt AIN MENT OR EX-J HIBIT ION OUTFIT. 0:: No. 6400. Our Hume t:ntertainment or Ell:hlbi-L tlon Uutlit consists of the following pieces: o One grapbopbone talking machine and oak carrylng U cac;e. one recordtng- diaphragm. one automatic extra o loud reproducing diaphragm. one speaking tube, one z bottle ot 011 ,md one screw driv(>r, complete . ... $26.0 0 c( 12 MtJsical and Talking Records, your own se-c w ~

0 UJ

l~t.ion ..... . .. . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . ... . ........ . ... 6 .0 0 t Hearing Tube tor three persons. a.oo 1 Small Horn for concert. work. 1.00

Price of outfit complete .. $36.00

Dinners Include: Crisp green salad , choice of French, 1000 Island ,

Blue cheese , or oil & vinegar dressing Sour dough bread , garl ic butter

Coffee , tea, milk or fruit punch Spumoni ice cream

Spaghetti with Rich Meat Sauce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.45 (for purists- our recipe comes straight from Naples)

Spaghetti with Clam Sauce 3.25 (plump baby clams in a white sauce-a favorite of Italian fishermen)

Spaghetti with Mushroom Sauce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.45 (terribly tender mushrooms, swimming in authentic Italian tomato sauce)

Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce 2.95 (dee e lightful)

Spaghetti with Browned Butter and Mizithra Cheese, ala Homer .. . .... . . 3.45 (a toothsome treat for cheese lovers)

Lamp Hooks. No. 14296. Bro•a ze-

~~ Rnn~e lie~ Hook. Len~tL

";!!Dill••• of screw, 3 in­:::1 rhes. Pric~. each . . liof(· Per dl}z . H7r

Not =nade in solid bronze.

Semi· C i rcular Flower Stand.

With Tre llis.

~o. 1132. 6 feet 8

~r~~~~a~et~;~r:~t 30 JUs.

P r ice e:..o.:h ... •6.61 :-io. l liia. Stand same

as above without the trellis, :.t ft. A Inches

bi~~li,c:~~d~t. ~ ~bi_-33

One of the Newest Designs for 1897.

A peculia rly h andsome and det'ldedly Rtriklng patter n that will sho w off to wonderfully good effect

~~i~a~g~;; ~;~~!~~n~1~rog! ~rfo:tc~:'m1fg~e~~~i durablltty. It Is dee;Ccd'y well constructed o! the very finest selected r eed, close wove c.. seat-: embel­

lished with hand­some orna menta­tion s in the way or reed st'rolls, balls . etc. Theextrastron~ legs aro cane wound and given great ad-

~!~nnsa~r~t:~~~~u~X cross plecf's and braC'es.

914 7 Our -;pcclal

rril~ea t ~~:i finish ... . . ... 86.&0

914 8 Our special

r~lcseh e i~~ finish... .a1.50

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[BE THE LEADER OF FASHION~ w In your n eighbo rhood.

(legend has it that Homer lived on this while composing the Iliad)

The Manager's Favorite 3.6~ ... ... ... "' "' "'

Your neighbor need not know that you pay us on ty

84.00 . FOR . A. a 1o.oo . Hat

NO \bEfELL (choice of any two of the above listed sauces)

Pot Pourri - Spaghetti with a portion of Meat, Mushroom, Mizithra Cheese and Clam Sauces (a sampler for the undecided-generous portions of

3.J ; ~~t~ l.~Vtlr "' a complete a n d tt"«~ elegant . . .

.• . $10.00 TAILOR MADE SUIT •• .

~~~ ';fE'i~ V~· STYLE.

our most popular sauces)

Spaghetti and Meatballs with Tomato Sauce .. ..... 3.95 (made from our own fresh ground steer beef)

Zesty Sausage e:md Spagfn:tii wilh Meal Sauce (try it, you ' II like it)

3.95

Slices of Tenderloin, with a side of Spaghetti (tasty tidbits of tender, toothsome tenderloin with spaghetti)

4.95

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Crisp Salad Bowl, (choice of dressing] Sour Dough Bread

1.35

Just a plate of Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Sour Dough Bread

2.35 Puzgetti Dinner (for Kids under 12) ..... 2.35

(with Meat or Tomato Sauce)

Mug of Coffee 35¢ Hot Chocolate

Cold Milk 40¢ Ice Tea

Hot Tea . . 35¢ 7-Up . .

Dish of Spumon i

CALIFORNIA WINE BY THE DECANTER A LMADEN

Burgundy • Vin Rose' • French Colombard

Decanter for two 1.85 3.25

.75

35¢

35¢

40¢

45¢

@r!!t!JO ... 40¢

Root Beer 40¢

Fruit Punch 35¢

BEER ON TAP

Olympia Light & Dark .65

1.75

3/1/78 50M

(You will also keep Hall the Price Your Local Milliner and Dressmaker would ask you tor Same Goods.

The Louette. No.234'J' l T h e eu& MhOW800. -:::! ! !:: =­Jovellell t (' rf" atlout n f the8eR­Kon. A n ·rv PT<'t· 1y tanry

~:l~):~~d f u 1 l a-­r o u n d froitt and on sides with J.:":tth­

t"rt'il ~~~('t'. wired Wiii~S or JaCCRQd t WO pr-•'11 v lnmehcs ot wild ilowt.·r·,.. nn right and h•ft si1l1•s, r lb-

:.~:::1 ,;:~~~-~!:.~~~~~r\;t~ up in had.: :11111 finish­f'li wil !1 twn large Tll'i(•!tt·._, nf :-.a fin rib hon. Thh i'> a hat that 1-; r:tn· ly sl'l'n in

lf'<;s thnn 3=t;11l. . ...... 81.99

79cfora Real Chelsea Cloth Blouse.

No. 2141H Hoy'A t:xtra High Grade BlouMc; made ftotn finest t'helst'a. cloth, a. nt,w fabric :similar to finn Frcu<·h but hC'avier woven fine, ish. lui with black ly n ew terns.

~~if: lgrg~ dt·~~~u~~~~: llt.•d collar. double rur­fied front and dct!p ruffled cuft's. Sizes , 4 tol2.

Price, each.. .. 80.19 3 for...... 2.26

••• BUY YOUR WIFE •••

The Co!umbus B uggy.

A Fashionable Wrapper.

~0. l\9915. :oittorPo•(ioraphOMCUVe, with ebonized finish, wlt.h 4 inch lens quality f11r graphoscopie views, and two tine stereoscopic vi,·w lenses. Ea.ch ............ ......... _... . . .. ... ... . $4. ·:.;

No. 69916. Stereo-Gra.phoscope, folding box st..~ le, made of olive wood with 5 Inch gra.phoscopic lense~ o r fine quality ror viewing single pict.urt!s and two fine stereoscopic lenses, a very fine instrument Each ...... $8.40

TH E ZAR POC KET CAM ERA. No. 6."-ltll). The cheapt">t. camera.

t>"er soltl. Even though this lillie instrument is ()Jfered tor ~~~s than $1.00 it is a complete and practieal working c&.mcra. The ca ... e is covered with black leatberette. wbicb.is a mosHx­cellcnt. imita.tton of morocco. It has a good single lens and a nry simple tout practical shu:.· No. 6:"..00. ter, which v:t•rks equally well t0r il::.t..•nt.a~:~o ...... or time exposurt'~. The irt...trument. IS eY.t!'l!il;•iy !--imp\e with nothitllo{ about it to get. out or order. lt. ta.lu.., a

h~~~~r~J:~;~(;,~~~.b~crg~~~.r.;terrp?~~~S;d e?~l:~rc~~i~r~ loadlni;" sleeve. a darl' clo<;ct or r.ny place fr.)m which the li~ht. is exclurled. With each ramer a is i.-1clude<! a. hair dozen reRular dry fclates and comph'te in•truc4

t.i1~~~r!~: ~~~icn:i~e~iv~eotsi~fe_.. ~C~~~:a%~d tonJDr ~rice, complt-t.e. . . . . . . . . . .. ... ..... ...... . .... 815o

No. ~sqt>I. Tbis machine i~ sold at a low price and i• aJ?o efticlCut and eaE;y runn1ng irnplcmrnt; furnished With the very befit lJia~too ( 'bRtnDion tooth saw; bas all the nc.Jvantagrs of aoy hnnd ~wet crot>s cot saw made; tho uncon~fortahl" bent po61tl0n when Mwiog in the

:Cu:;erl~~~!bii;;~h~~~~~l~o~c::~d8;ei:b~g~rt t~8~~~ . to be thrown on the saw; weigbt, « lbe. Price, with one 5-foot saw . . . . .. e7 .50

The BocK"Y with a world·W i d P f"ame . We sell it for .... .. 839.90

It can hP sf'nt a. long. at no ex-

::::gs;hr~l J'c~l~;h£~d~ne~iJ!~1 :>ur elegant \~'rappt>r8 will . · • -.... ----~· ....... ~ .. _,,,

fM­tt:::fj

Ladies' and 6entlemen. High Art. Latest Style Goods.

Made by the most expert tailors ' that money will employ. ~ Elegantly Trimmed, and the most 'II!

Fashionable Cut. .

Any of these Ladies' Suits for $4.50. See Dry Goods Department.

Either style Men's Suit in fine Cay Worsted, $6.50.

See page 160.

See how it pays to buy from the maker.

This "pa-u" rider, Adele Robinson , cousin of the Ward sisters , sits astride her flowered filly awaiting the start of the traditional Honolulu Floral Parade in 1910. The word pa-u means skirt and is part of the outfit of silks and satins that are featured by these riders even today.

The "Old Plantation" pond with its. view of Punchbowl which was part of the original Ward Estate.

Car 55 (circa late 1920's) is shown passing in front of the Federal Building on King Street.

"Old Plantation" completed in 1880, the stately residence of Victoria Robinson and husband, Curtis Perry Ward , prominent kamaainas. This location across from Thomas Square is presently the site of the Neal Blaisdell Center Concert Hall . Many of these coconut trees still remain today.

Dedicated to satisfying dining

in warm surroundings, The Old Spaghetti Factory

is located in the Ward Warehouse on the corner of Ala Moana Boulevard and Ward Ave.

The Kewalo Basin, just across the boulevard is part of a group of coral basins which, at the turn of the century,

were man-made ponds for collecting sea water to harvest salt commercially. Today the Kewalo Basin is the center of tourist

boat cruises which depart frequently for Pearl Harbor and other tours . Charter and commercial fishing

boats sail out of Kewalo Basin as well. We hope your visit to The Old Spaghetti

Factory is a gentle reminder of the grace and charm

of days gone by.

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