Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-21
Saturday Special Sales.

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Haskell Bros have IL window display of
fine Kid boots. marked to be worth $3.50,
and selling for $50. Trade will be lively
while they last.
Plain and ruled writing tablets will be
sold. today, by w. e. Perkins. at one
third off: tablets, regular prices, Is cents,
for only 10 cents.
The old reliable ginger snaps figure in
today's special sales. at one-half price.
To be obtained Of Fred NJ. Hayes & Sons;
teams, or at the bakery.
Special prices on Taber e. Carey's par
lor stoves. today only. May surprise you
to see how cheaply you can purchase any
of their fine stoves. today.
Swift & Swift showed the writer nice,
good-sized feather buster, CTurk or os-
trich) for only 10 cents each, today only:
also Victor flour sieve for 10 cents.
c. H. Blackington has received his new
dolls. and as n part of his stock of last
seasons dolls remain they win be closed
out, today, at % cents. regardless of fvr-
mer prices.
Twenty-Five dozen mems heavy shirts
and drawers, shirts, double front and
back, regular 50-cent grade. will be sold.
today only. by Pinkham & Sherburne, for
80 cents each.
Buttermlk soap. only cents. and a
large lot of soap of different grades,
-, &c HliI has "a.
special prices by Fowler & Hamlin. A
very nice cake OF CASTLE soap for 3 cents.
Another wrapper sale today. at Miss
c. A. Libby's. Low prices will prevail.
All former customers know that the an
nouncement of a special sale" b. her Is
genAine and greatly to the advantage 0.
all purchasers.
A new line of clocks. imported china
cases, has been received by j. {. Kirk
patrick. and will be sold. today. at N..J
each. Mr.. Kirkpatrick has also received!
the famous Cuckoo clocks, which lie
cheerfully exhibits to callers.
How is this. We housekeepers? Less
than a week to Thanksgiving and a
chance to purchase your cranberrics II
IS cents per quart. in five-quart lots If
anyone neglects this chance they may
pay or 10 cents on Thanksgiving day
Call on G. w. Wadlegh.
Mr.. Wiltshire was not in j. E. Fuller 5
yesterday. to name the special sale varie-
ties of candies, but he will see that the
assortment is all to be desired and at
Saturdays low prices A new line of
candy novelties, both homemade and
foreign. will be displayed in a tempting
manner
State Street Candy Mandatory CA L..
Dutton) found, last Saturday. that there
We're many lovers of peanut taffy at 10
cents per pound. The sale will be re-
peated, today. Also a supply of 30-cent
nut and vanilla caramels. at only 20
cents per pound. These sales are becom-
ing more and more popular.
Hear f. S. Smith & Co. of Gardiner
discourse on Saturday sales: Pattern
dresses. eight handsome patterns the
latest fall novelties. no two alike. re-
duced from 81 to 50 cents per yard: six
different patterns. all different, all diff
ferent colorngs. reduced from $la5 TO 70
cents per yard; also great reduction Of
fancy silks and gimps, today only. See
column ad.
The last lot of all wool ribbed hose
offered by Fl. Chernowsky, last Satur-
day. at IL cents per pair. went like me
frost before hot sun. He has JUS. re-
ceived another case Uhey are o5-cenr
goods. and they will be sold today. at Il
cents per pair, only two pairs TO a Gus
toner. You can also buy an elegant
jacket. all silk lined. for only $s15 at
l13 Water street
There will be a great ribbon sale. to-
day, at Mrs. II. F. Tibbetts'. The goods
are her regular stock. with the life
knocked ont of the prices. An cAl ei>.n:
time to obtain a supply for holiday pur-
poses. Twenty-five-cent ribbons. i2l.: s.
cent ribbon. cents, and all the stock at
like destructive prices. She has a large
variety and those who purchase early
will have. of course. an advantage of frs;
choice.
w. +. Studley of Gardiner. makes an
other slashing sale. today. The bargains
in fine black cashmere gloves. chidren's
Jersey ribbed, feece-lned vests and
pants. gents suits, Condi shirts and
drawers. childrens short cloaks. Misses
Gretchens. ladies' black Cheviot jackets,
ladies' silk waists and trimmed MILL
merry, are fully described and accom-
panied by the special prices in his adj
Ladies are not likely to miss the inter-
esting story.
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Mr.. Robert Treat Whitehouse, the
attorney, Harvard 81, has newly COM
piled and revised his edition of the
Harvard song book containing all of
the popular and best known songs of