Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-25
To The People
Oh
AUGUSTA
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SURROUNDING TOWNS |

After the success Of the Portland
Special we extended the sale. to oar Au-
burn and Bangor Branches with stu
greater results and now We look forward
70 whole souled reception by our Gar
diner friends.
Nothing will be left undone on our part
10 make the sale Of pure benefit to each
purchaser. On many lines Of goods such
~ Chamber Sets, Sldeboards, Carpets,
odd Parior Chairs. Rugs, Drsperie-, &r.,
We are not asking you cost price, aud in
addition offer to pay your Railroad fares
and ship your goods home to your near
est station freight prepaid. Do you won
der at the special trains being full Of
eager buyerss
The Idea Of Ash Chamber sets at
sl250. Pxrlor Suits for $50, complete
Dining Room sets s25, made people won
der, and gave them desire to see the Fur
piture that could be sold for these prices.
Another strike WAS All Wool Carpets at
70 cts, Body Brussels At 10 and Tapes
try Brussels at 10 cts Was 1t any won
der that our store was crowded from
morning until night
10 Il strange that many people made
special efforts to spare money Tor these
ssles'
Truly these Offers are chance In lie
time.
Then beside the medium furniture be-
log reduced. the best IL also brought
down, so that EVERYONE has an oppor-
tunity NJ these Special sales to add com
forts At trif'ing cost
A great many Of our Society leaders IN
Augusta have, doubtless, the same aspi
rations rs society people elsewhere. To
oil their homes with art furniture OF II
high order Is one OF their greatest hob
bies. At this sale We shall place some
Of the finest reproductions Of Antiquated
Chamber Sets, Hall Chairs, Sideboards
and Odd Chairs on the reduced list.
We are anxious to be recognized as head
quarters for goods OF this description.
We are agents In Maine for Company
who lsvishes money to obtain the very
latest designs and finishes in these lines
Of goods and the reputation they have
gained In Washington, New York and
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goods Il low figures.
We desire to zee our friends and old
scquaintances, our customers and strang-
ers- everybody conceive will welcome
you ~ heartily AS II we were going to
make profit Instead Of a loss out Of
every sale.
We shall pay all railroad fares be-
tween Gardiner and intermediate sta
lions, on all railroads within is miles,
our only stipulation being that we should
expect the persons whose fares we paid
to buy goods to the following amounts
For fares not exceeding e.15 $500 worth |
FOR iares not exceeding Luz 500 worth
ror iares not exceeding 90 ~ w worth
For iares not exceeding 30 IL b worth
for iares not exceeding W ~ w worth
for tares not exceeding = 90 sa'W worth
ror Isres not exceeding S'oo se'W worth
ror IAres not exceeding . % WV worth
FOR nres not exceeding w 500 worth
FOR fares not exceeding $40 5000 worth
Kindly understand, these amounts for
fsrss will be deducted from your pur- /
chase. The goods will he delivered.
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REGULAR prices. '''''