Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-21

lauleS tof course they make the presents
in this CASE, will do we'll to call today
and obtain them at Saturdays special
sale prices
This stock of fine good quality,
blcached damask tray cloths, with fringe
borders, 25xl6 inches came late; they
were intended for the trade earlier, at
prices which would have given a fair
profit, but no use, can't be done, so here
they go today, at % cents each. No; but
two for % cents you want to see them sure.
Buckley & Goodrich also propose today
to give free one of those interesting books
of Marion Harland's,' cloth bound, to
every customer purchasing goods to the
amount of 81. 90.
Hill & Locke have window display of
candy that is very attractive, rich goods,
today by Offering cut prices only for to-
day. Chocolate drops, Is cents; fine
broken candy, 10 cents, and a nice cream
mixture pretty for Christmas, three
pounds for 20 cents; butter cups, Is cents
per pound.
J. W. Beck sort of makes a sensation
today, at a loss. He offers his best style
So 90 hats for 50. 90, and why? Simply
because the sizes are somewhat broken,
il you can be fitted, you can save the cost
of the daily journal for about two
months.
Who is there that has not eaten baked
beans cooked as Mrs. Horne knows how
to cook them? The public can enjoy
patronizing a special sale today of her
rich cake, and baked beans at 10 Court
street
Special Saturday prices for turkeys, and
chickens, only for today at G, H. Phn-
ney's market.
Forget all the special sale notices, but
don t forget letting the people know that
in spite of the weather ginger snaps are
the same, and only five conts per dozen
today. At Fred NJ. Hayes bakery.
f. W. Church has rich display of
candy and nuts and does not propose to
be left out in the cold these Christmas
days He has barrel of pure fresh high
grade broken candy, he is going to run it
today (probably never again at such a
price, for cents per pound. Better get
your share of it.
A train Of cars, 1.-TWO cars and englue)
polished tops; 80 cents is usually paid for
this 500, 900 dollar train NJ Roberts of
HallowelI will sell them for 25 cents
today; also 80 cent frame sled, solid
one, for % cents.
Ball crochet silk, 15c kind, 10c. today.
A fine lot of scissors, from the tiny en-
brodcry size, to shears, only 90 cents to-
day. This is to call attention to the new
room opened by Mrs. c. A, Libby at 2i1
water SlTttlt tlUt iiibi ettLNF oeOAS'l
James Boyd wants to help Christmas
purchasers obtain some presents of prac-
teal nature Today only, you can again
have chance to buy cups and saucers,
white heavy stone ware, rs cents per
dozen, and 112 piece dinner sets decorated
ware, for only 1913 per set. 1t does
appear as though these prices should
move the ware to tears.
One dollar ladies' and gents slippers
are going for 20 cents so say Pinkham Il
Sherturnc. Better investigate.
Immense drive on very rich cream
chocolate at H. P. Clearwater Halo
well, they are piled up in his window very
temptinely. You know them to be extra
good. suon as You see them. only IS cents
per pound, real 80 cent goods. What
Christmas present a hot water bag would
make one. TWO and three quart sizes to-
day, for only IS cents each, regular sl2o
goods.
r. W. Soule remembers that this Is the
season for pies, and that the plates are
ant 10 be hot when removed from the
oven. He has pie plate litter, jewel,
new. Just ont, % cent article, 10 cents
today. Wish you could see the framed
pastel 14xi7 he will sell you today for 20
cents. They are lovely, white and gilt
frame
Have you been into James f. Fuller
and seen that variety of candy: 1t in
cludes hand made bon bons, so sweet and
nretty looking, prune conflts IN dainty
wood boxes, glace fruits in great variety,
boxes pretty enough TO tie jewel cases
s,lted pccsns, and peanuts, Baker s choc-
olatss mt up more attractive than ever
fore. beautiful tongs in each box tkino
of B,ker.) an assortmento of waters IN such