Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

the nice things come frOm!' is the child's
innocent question of her papa, and he
responds like this. "Why dear, nearly
all the pretty presents that will be given
in Augusta this year have and will be
purchased from the firms that advertise
in the Kennebec Journal, because, nv
little one, the business houses which do
that are the ones that can afford to keen
a complete and handsome line of goods
for the holidays" M
Mrs. Il. r. Tibbetts.
Ladies if you are desirous of adding
to your cases line of handsome handker-
chiefs you will make no mistake by call
ing at Mrs. Tibbetts' millinery store,
where you may select from choice assort-
ment of them. Besides these you will
find the celebrated p. d. corsets, full
line of the best gloves, nice things for
the children and all the latest styles in
millinery Don't fail to step in and see
the display of holiday goods that will
even make you yearn for them.
The Bazaar.
If you have a friend away to whom
you will send a present, why not visit the
Bazaar and purchase some of the souvenir
china that bears upon it likeness of some
historic or interesting place about Names
capital? Parents will be able to find any
thing that they wish in the toy line in
the commodious basement of the Bazaar,
and be sure and look over Proprietor
Blackington's large stock of crockery be-
fore purchasing. In this store you will
find many handsome dolls that will please
little Susan or fill Daisy with joy on
Christmas day.
A. N. Wight.
Odd pieces of large silyerware can be
purchased at extremely low prices at A.
NJ. Wight's jewelry store, because he
will soon occupy the new store in the Hill,
Macomber, Wight block, and by disposing
of this stock it will save moving, and in
its stead new line will adorn the
shelves. This being the case you will find
what you want at a figure which you
cannot refuse. When the new store is
ready for occupancy and Mr. Wight moves
in YOU will find model jewelry store and
n select stock in this line Mr.. Wight deals
in.
r. W. Soule.
He is an auctioneer. You would think
so if you attended one of his big reduc-
tion sales. Today you will find the hustler
in his new store in the new Masonic tenn
pie selling goods at frightfully low prices
and with stock both extensive and SUIT
able to your liking. Run in and look
over his new store, and perhaps you VIII
find something that you would like for
Christmas.
FL. Hersey.
Mr. Hersey has adopted the strict cash
system of selling goods, which he believes
is advantageous to both buyer ana seHei
and beneficial results are obtained all
round. Perhaps your relative or friend
would like pretty pair of slippers Ioi
Christmas and if you think SO vlsit tne
Hersey boot and shoe store for potn
slippers or anything in the boot ana
shoe line, as his stock is extensive
Bargain Shoe Store.
One of the largest boot and shoe stores
in the city is that of the Bargain onoe
Store and the line of rubber goods, ladles
skating shoes, fancy footwear, and every
thing in the boot and shoe line Is OF a Sc
,lect assortment, extensive and handsome
Don't have your corns trouble you, pu'
buy the easy wearing shoes at this store
c. N. Sturgis.
Fire and water are bad, but very often
after they have raised havoc in large es-
tablishment goods nearly equal to ne"
can be bought at greatly reduced prices
When the big fire smote to the grouno
the two wooden buildings adjoining MT
Stureis' furniture establishment TN
water used to keep the flames from spreau
ing reached the inside of his store ana uie
some damage, SO that the goods, conslstlne
of a complete line of furniture, Will p'
sold at very low prices. The stock Is iarg'
and the prices low and every purchasel
can be satisfied Call in and see NE
Sturgis
e. W. Church.
A Gun of delicious coffee is a delight t'
your breakfast and f. w. Church Keep
the kind that will please you ~
line of candy and nuts is new anu VI w.
choicest and the groceries proculcu a.
this store will not fail to grant satlsiac
tion.
G. D. Haskell.
The East side grocer,G d. Haskell, ma ,
model grocery store, and line OF soo, ~,
that his customers will tell you is OF m .n
very best. He keeps all that you can i!h'
in any first class grocery store anu 'i'
prices will meet your satisfaction.
In. Cogan & Co.
1t will be difficult to find handsome
hardware store in the State than tha1
J. H. Cogan & Co., and one with an.
larger or finer stock of its kind ana siA
does not exist. Plumbing and soeai'
heating are the two specialties WIN III
firm and the stock Of ranges is Oh w
largest and finest.
Pinkham & Sherburne.
Gentlemen keep warm, and to 90 ~ ~, ~
one of the comfortable overcoats iIo'
Pinkham & Sherburne, of which tney nay
large line. Driving gloves, ciotnlne !, =
all kinds. boots, shoes and slippers :
fact, they can fit you from head % loo
and to prove IL step in and give tno'"
trial.
Granite National Bank.
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