Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-06

batter, with coarse anG fine strainer,
usually sold for 80 cents, today's price at
C. II. Blackington's, SO cents.
There are "a of those child's chairs left,
so cent chairs lately sold in such quaint.
ties for 81 cents Today price to close out
Mr.. Boyd makes % cents only.
Cream cakes cream cakes Again the
command has gone forth and great pains
is to be taken TO have them of the very
best at one half price, one cent each. One
thousand will be made by Fred NJ.
Hayes
II you want a jardinier, Pierce, 1919
Water street, will make you handsome
discount for today on any one he has in
stock. While you are there you had better
take look at the new styles he has in
dinner ware. Prices will meet your pocket
book.
Free for today only. china painted
plate. or a neat pepper box full Of good
black pepper, with every pound of tea
you purchase from Cross & Folsom. They
also offer the children treat for today,
that is, any selection on the phonograph
for 2 cents.
K. Fl. Jenkins, the East side bargain
man, is offering specials for today. A
tin three quart kettle used on oil stoves,
regular 20 cents; today 10 cents. Can
you believe it: A lot Of straw cuffs three
cents per pair, land good Numbered white
shirt for AZ cents
great display Of ladies belt pins for
five cents each. A new invoice of linen
1914 cont towels for today, cents. also
a new lot of only six pieces of those new
stylish 12 cent ginghams, being all they
could obtain are offered by Russell &
Weston at cents per yard.
Ladies, you have been told about those
wonderfully stylish chemisettss. Tasker
Brothers wanted you to come in and see,
being rather slow to do so, he for today
is going to make it such an object that
you cannot readily resist his offer They
are sold for IS cents; today you can OBJ
tain them for As cents and they are beau
ties.
Ladies are well aware how fashionable
white parasols are this season, and if any
have failed to secure one from any cause,
, or the one bought earlier in the season
needs laying aside, Buckley & Goodrich
, propose to make great reduction in their
fine stock for today. Their ad. will give
prices, or they can be obtained at the store,
being too numerous to mention in a local
If you want to cool off after the fire.
water, of the 4th, suppose you try A.
B. Hams ice cream soda water, which
he proposes to furnish you today for five
one Is cents, and one go cents per pound
His ice cream havors today will include
vanilla, chocolate, strawberry and pine
apple. He also offers lbs. dates for rs
cents, and 8 lbs mixed nuts for 25 cents.
r. w. Soule has decided to be among
the Saturday special sale patrons with a
vengeance TO stir up the blood after the
fourth. "Hone Again" an elegant or
namental parlor table book, beautifully
illustrated, Il C. Aliens latest produc-
tion retail price of which was 50. rs, you
can have today for So cents There is
no fiction about it as astounding as it may
seem. 1t will be treat to simply inspect
the book.
Il This is just the time to look and see if
you are not needing new oil stove, as
prices for today are greatly reduced These
are brass tubes not the cheap kind. A
one burner will be 80 cents, two burner
S110, three burner 81 IS. Also a set of
Christy bread knives old price 20 cents,
now 35 cents per set, and good claw
hammer 10 cents. If prices will stir you
to buy, A. D. Wards store will be well
patronized today.
Oh what a chance Is here. J. W. Beck
has an idea that this Saturday after the
Fourth is TO be exceptionally dull, so he
proposed to the writer to make an offel
J which would prove whether the people
, would appreciate any bargain, no matter
how astounding. Many styles of his so
cent neckwear cost him 3S cents. They
are the latest and best patterns. He offers
you the privilege, today, of entering bis
store and taking your choice of his 50-ceni
goods for % cents. Suppose you surprise
him by cleaning out his best styles.
y One of the largest and most horrible
} specimens of tarantulas ever seen in thi:
section of the country was Gagged in a glass
jar by f. W. Church, as it lay concealed ii
a bunch of bananas. The wonder Is that
he captured it SO successfully, without
harm. It will be on exhibition at hi