Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-07
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES.

It is the Intention 10 Simply State
Facts in These Locals.
Germantown and Starlight yarns can
be had OF Mrs. H. F. Tibbetts for 10 and
20 cents instead of % and 35 cents, the
usual price.
You may be thankful that Fred NJ.
Hayes has not yet stopped the wri ter
offering you those large ginger snaps on
Saturday. at half price.
What little beauties those coin silver
coffee spoons are and only 80 cents each
also large lot of whisk brooms. plush
top, very heavy, only 10 cents at Fowler
& Hamlen's
People who live at distance and do
not receive the paper until night, can
obtain the goods advertised in this col
umn on Monday at Saturdays prices, if
they state the case to the merchant.
NJ. Roberts of Hallowell, offers for to
day only ladies fleece lined black hose
for nine cents per pair. These are good
goods. No money in them for him, ex
cept as you zee other goods you need
Some beautiful new designs in cellu-
loid frames have been received by W. L.
Perkins. They are great novelties. If
you go in today you can have them for Is
and cents each, but for today only at
this price.
Mrs. I. Horne proposes to enlarge her
special Saturday sale of cake and today
you can obtain hot baked beans and
bro wn bread; 70 Court street is becoming
quite resort, one highly appreciated
by many families
A fine line Of stick pins with stones
real beauties for the size, are offered to-
day by Buckley & Goodrich, at just
price enough to pay for handling them;
three cents each. 1t is only for today.
They are new goods.
If yor want an engraved band gold ring
warranted, this is the day to buy it, s
c. Mckinney, the Hallowell jeweller
offers neat one, just for this day, for so
cents. 1t will pay to look this up and lay
it away for Christmas
Pierce 199 Water street, renews his
offer of last Saturday, viz, a - lamp for
81, and as further inducement he offers
a 81 lamp for 50, and few So hall lamps
for $3.50 These should not be missed
Don't fail to see them.
Those miniature parlor lamps a t Jam es
Boyd's which he has sold for so cents you
can have, today, for 10 cents but donte
pect to get them any less other days; nice
for Christmas presents He also will sell,
today, carpet hassocks for % cents
G. W. Morrill's slaughter sale which
continues until next Tuesday nj ght is to
be added to today by the following
Two quart tin dippers, 5 cents; combln-
alton tin dinner pals, 20 cents; regular
agate ten quart water pals, : o. today
IS cents.
J. Z. Fuller simply has an immense
stock of candy coming in; some viii be
in. today Nothing like 1t tor variety has
before been attempted. They will not be
ready for the grand Christmas rush, today,
but will offer you something to pay for
calling at their store
The Cash Dry Goods Store viii be
lively place, today. Here is where you
WILL today. obtain something desirable
for almost nothing. Stamped linen doilys
regular price and cents lust today, 2
cents each 10 and l2-cent patterns cents
each. They are very pretty designs and
most every one will want some
Do you want nice black cashmere
mitten, ribbed back, for only cents
pair? These goods have sold. never as a
leader even, for less than 12l< cents per
pair, We're formerly sold as high as %
cents Russell & Weston let you have
them at cents just as an ad. Need not
ask for them any other day expect at & be
regular price.
You want to read z. a. Jenkins new
star ad., besides reading this local. These
two articles Will only be sold at this price,
today An obtained leather mitsen.
knit wrist, one finger separate, only p