Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-11

Ginger snaps Mt half price will be {
feature of today's special sales Hans
out your cards for +. NJ Hayes teams
Charles H. Mason offers a very large
assortment of beautiful spring neck.
wear in fourth -hands and tecks ut 2.
cents each a
| Chenille portiere curtains for $3.50
and all wool boys sweaters, ga, are q
feature in today's sales with J. II
Leigh & Co.. of Hallowell
A box with Sc lbs. of those extra
layer raisins can be had of Hill &
Locke today. for so cents, and good
oranges at % cents per dozen.
Children's gossancrs, SIC: large
decorated stand lamp, 49c.: and Bixby s
boot backing, Zoe. size box for 4c. This
constitutes c. II. Blackngton's free
will Offering today
A. w. Became. Bridge street. is offer
! ing fine bananas today at % cents per
| dozen. His home made bread and
pastry of all kinds is an excellent fea-
| ture of his business.
Augusta Grocery Company, 62 Green
street. offers today nice Formosa tea
for 2ic.: canned pumpkin and squash
| &c. per can; few more rolled oats.
four packages for CSC.
{. II. Durham, grocer State street
has deferred his special sale until next
Friday. April Il, when he proposes to
sell 20 cakes of excellent full weight
laundry soap for ST. 90 or 16 for 80 cents
and seven for % cents
G. w. Wadleigh is giving a real treat
for today'S sale. Van Camps famous
catsup usually 25c. per bottle will be
bottles for soc, and very fine large
lemons only Is cents per dozen. These
will do to buy for future use.
r. w. Soule has some rocking chairs
intended to sell for "a or $3.50 Some
how on account of someone's failure
he is enabled to sell them for 50 65
You cannot understand how beautiful
they are without seeing them. Also
that wonderful wringer for $l.S7.
What can be offered in today's sale
for only 12A cents per set that will be
more pleasing TO the ladies? Russell
Il Weston for this small amount, sell
a full silver shirt waist set collar but
ton. sleeve buttons. and three studs
They are beauties and good goods at
twice the money.
The genuine universal metal Putt
pomade for cleaning metals is probably
used by about every housekeeper, and
you pay five cents for small and ten
cents for large boxes. Now if you do
not take all that Pierce Q99) has at
two cents and five cents you need not
blame the writer.
a great candy sale today at j. +.
Fulers. a new thing, assorted cocoa
lovely mixture. Ice cream candy, 17c.
per pound: chocolates. two pounds Pc.
delicious sweets" one of the prettiest
bon bons you ever saw. PC. per pound.
Sailed peanuts, l5c. per pound: also 4
supply of shelied walnuts and pecans,
\ sure indication of spring. A. l..
Dutton. Estate street cafe) announces
his ice cream opening. and in order for
al to partake of his rich cream. he will,
today only, sell ten cent dish of ice
cream for five cents. He has prepared
for lively season. Manufacturing his
own candy and having the best of
oranges and bananas, should assure
him great success.
f. H. Jenkins has not said much
lately, nevertheless he has been selling
lots of goods, for the people have found
their way to that little store on the
East side. Today it will be well to
look up his ad. AS a special sale, just
for today, he offers 10 cent dust pan
for SC, and a fine 50 foot cotton clothes
line for cents, also lot of shelf
paper in colors at 1c. per yard, and
Japanese napkins 25c. per 100.
AS5.000 Rug.
Not many in Augusta have seen
rug as valuable as the one referred to,
which will be shown at Hooper. Son &
Leighton's great auction sale of ORR
entail art rugs in Portland. next week.
The collection that will be offered on
that occasion and which is to be open
to view tomorrow, is one calculated to
arouse the interest of all the manJ
lovers of the rare. curious and beauti-
full effects of the weaverS subtle art.
Messrs. Hooper. Son & Leighton
promise the greatest treat to all lovers
of art that has ever been presented
here, and they always seem to fulfil all
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