Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-04
Saturday Special Sales.

One to three quart hot water bottles at
H. 2, Clearwater Hallowell, can be
obtained for IS cents each
W f. Perkins will today make a
special sale on all holiday goods at cost
Standard diary and calendars at reduced
prices.
Ginger snaps are TO be obtained again
today, for cents per dozen. This is to
be by special request of many OF Fred NJ
Hayes customers
Mems 65-c,nts blue wool-ribbed under
shirts and drawers for 10 cents. Also
mems heavy 50.cents flceceG shirts and
drawers for 3S cents, at Jas. H. Leigh &
Cos, Hallowell.
One lot all linen towels, will 90 ut
three cents each; one lot imported shell
hair ornaments, regular price % cents,
will go today at half price two for %
cents, at the popular dry goods store OF
Buckley x Goodrich
The Hustler" is on deck, box, or
something today, where he will sell,
under the hammer, the balance of the
Boyd stock to the lowest bidder r. W
Soule has spoken before for a crowd and
always gets and holds it.
The Cash Dry Goods store are selling
$40 and $1I50 jackets for just $500.
This is straight story and should fit
many IA lady, as should the SOC under
wear for SIC There are many others
Mr.. Lehman ADVERTISE.
The new store of Swift & swift are in
this list with novelties in the way Of
alligator style bon bon dishes, soc goods,
for soc, also ornamental glass celery
holdcrs, very pretty in design, 5oc., now
only 30c, and glass 35c water pitchers
for 20 cents.
Bussell x Weston have had great sale
of some of their bargains this week
There is one in particular ladies would do
we'll to look into today. A plaid flannel,
all wool, sold for 33 cents, sells today
for 70 cents while it lasts. Several
others better be looked at.
The long anticipated genuine fire and
smoke sale commences today at Halo
well. Nj. H. &. Turner says the hing
is in much bstter condition than sup
posed and that the people themselves are
going to bc surprised at the bargains he
will offer today and until all is closed
out
Here is a novel way Of obtaining gen
uinc Dover egg beaten, instead of paying
25 cents for one Just step into the GuppY
Drug store, on the hill, and buy a large
bottle of the celebrated Minards" lin-
ment always handy to have) for % cents
and they will give you one Of the egg
boaters.
Here you are if you want the best
knives and forks, 1917 Rogers Bros. best
plate, $3.50 only per set of either knives
or forks. If you want cheaper plate
he will sell you set Of plated knives for
- cents. This is the offer S. G.. McKen-
ney of Hallowell, makes you just for to.
day to sec how many will buy at any
prices
Mrs. n. L. Perkins proposes to keep
Christmas good times alive and active as
long AS low prices on candy will do it. She
has novel idea OF killing two birds with
one stone. A glass tumbler full Of candy
will be sold today tor only cents. this
includes the candy and tumbler. What
the children of all ages like, is home
made candy. This can be enjoyed today
to the full, at small cost, only cents
per pound for molasses vanilla cream and
strawberry cream.
Don't know that C. H. Blackington
calls his store a bargain store. but these
saturday sales of his are always bargain
sales the public have learned to watch
with interest Beside the round clothes
basket for % cents, the warranted steel
chopping knife, usually % cents, for 16
cents. and the cloppngs tray that does
not check for % cents, usually 10 cents,
he also offers set (three knives) of the
Etra bread, cake and vegetable knives for
% cents
Another sale Of those silk waists. that
proved So nopulaI for todav A O. M