Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-02

c. Beale & Co. 's;usual Saturday sale Of
wall papers can be obtained today at 1C
per cent discount
Extra bargains in millinery today a,
Lena C. Cochrane's, first door north OF
Viekery's new block
W. E. Perkins has word to say about
bargains in the advertising columns this
morning. 1t will be time well spent to
read 1t as it mentions a special sale In
many articles.
Imitation cut glass cologne bottles only
10 cents today and also same sale as last
Saturday, of flower bowls and vases at 10
cents each, this saves you 49, per cent
Pierce's, n99)
Shade your windows today for little Or
nothing. only think of shades with roller
and spring fixtures for Is cents usually
% cents. R. W. Soule makes this cut
Solid oak table, fancy legs, SO cents
Here is something new in special
sale. BY chance F. L. Herscy obtained
fancy lot of childrcn's and misses felt
slippers in colors, the soles heing very
heavy and durable, they are so warm and
comfortable and only 25 cents per pair.
+. II. FolsOm's corner has become so
popular you need no directions in finding
it, and when found, you can have walnut
creams at 20 cents per pound, and broken
candy at three pounds for 25 cents. 1t is
needless to say all are pure fresh goods.
The fragrant sachet powders put up at
the Fuller drug store are to be sold COM
mencing today, at the wholesale price of
20 cents per ounce These goods are fine
and it will be good time to save money
by laying in some for making Christmas
articles. See ad.
There will be religious service, today,
at 142 Grove street, Augusta, at $50
p. NJ, conducted by Elder NJ g. Huff
also in the hall, known as the old waverly
hall, II Winthrop street, Augusta, Sun
day, at $50 P. NJ.
Twenty five cent Jersey vests and pants
in white, ecru, and gray, all sizes. the best
value in Augusta at 25 cents; the price
today will be 90 cents or saving of just
90 per cent for every lady who needs
weather sale, at the Cash Dry Goods
Store
Do you want heavy tin, copper bot
toned, wash boiler, or some elegant glass
water sets Of eight pieces? If you do this
is your chance. G. w. Morrill, makes
great cut; No. boiler rs cents and No.
g. Sl,00, these are the good quality goods
usually sold at S1,00 and Sl.25. The
water sets are beautiful aud only 95 cents
today, usually sl.25.
Last week so many of those cute pail
wash boards were sold it calls for sale
today of the Potts toy sad iron handle
and stand $50 necessary in ironing small
articles, usual price 25 cents, today II
cents. Also a Is cent earthen decorated
cuspidor for s cents and wire lamp
chimney heater 10 cents, now cents.
All these at C.. H. Backingtons
Comfort yourselves these cold nights
with some of JAS Boyd's comfJrte
which are to be sold today at Saturday
sale prices, for instance, II $500 one
Gancy) for $500, SIS one for sl.0O
and 1925 one for 30 cents, and so on
Also this evening there will be peculiar
display in his window Of many fancy
small lamps arranged in letters and all
burning.
A great rainfall was that, Thursday
night, and the river rose six inches on
the dam at least 1t was six inches higher
Friday morning than it was at the same
time Thursday. A hogshead in Fuler's
quarry, placed in an exposed position was
filed up to depth of four inches. Rain
had gotten to be such a scarce article that
many were caught upproy ded with
umbrellas, Thursday evening and