Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-09

Ginger snaps again today at half
price. Fred NJ. Hayes teams will all
carry them.
A special sale Of kid gloves at Mrs.
H. +. Tibbetts' at 70 cents. All gloves
are fitted at this establishment by an
expert.
The latest shades in linen box paper
cost 35c. per box; today only, they will
be sold by Geo. w. Quimby at his art
store for 25c.
Mems fine. Middlesex hose, Is cents
per pair will, today only, be sold by
James IL. Leigh & Co.. of Hallowell,
for 10c. per pair; also Csc silk neck
wear for 15c.
There is great chance in Hallowell
to buy jewelry and silverware cheap
of S. c. McKenney who is obliged to
raise $4,000 and is doing it by selling at
a great discount cost or less.
Swift & Swift have received a new
line of hammocks they are proud of.
In order to induce an immediate in
spection of them, they offer to make a
special price, just today, to all callers
The celebrated Bazaar glove fitting
dress patterns. You pay Is cents for
these. Mr.. w. E. Perkins wants every
lady to know the excellence of these
patterns. so for this day only will sell
them for 1C cents.
Often times the lake and the sea are
but quiet and cannot be used
for mirror. Pierce 199) will furnish
one for the cottage always available as
follows: The 15c size, 1Oc 25c size. lie;
35c size. zoe, and 4Oc size, 26c These
low prices are for today only
Two little articles, but both in COM
mon use, for a special sale today; 100
tacks in box (any size) for one cent.
and garden set. hoe, rake, spade de-
signed to make children happy.
healthy and wise. usually cost 15c. per
set; today will only cost you Sc. at c.
II. Blackingtons
Those raisin seeders are worth a dol
lar to any family without one. Never
theiess the wind has caused a furry in
prices and you can buy one of A. d.
Ward today for so cents. Be sure the
wind will soon shift back to the old
point When there if you need such
things as jack screws. don't stumble
over those in the store without looking
at them and the-prices.
C. w Morrell is making an assignees'
sale and today makes special sale as
follows: Baking soda. three cents per |
pound: water sets six glasses, pitcher
and tray, only 40c.; four piece set, |
cream pitcher, sugar bowl, butter dish. |
and spoonholder. 25c.; a gallon oil can, |
2Oc; small combination dinner pail |
l5c.: fine bird cages, soc. to a0c; dec
Grated commode set, ten pieces, full |
size. s175.
Buckley & Goodrich are offering to-
day a camphor substitute at 10 cents |
a box or two boxes for % cents, which |
is one half the usual price. an abso-
lutte protection from moths, for the |
preservation of furs. blankets. cloth
ing, feathers. woolens or any material
liable to attack by moths or buffalo |
bugs Also so cent ladies' hose at 20
cents a pair. A fine Egyptian cotton |
ingram stocking.
One of the greatest if not the great
est chance for obtaining canned Cali
fornia apricots ever enjoyed by the
These are the "Nonpareil'' brand ex-
ira fine, the % cent grade, guaranteed
by Hill & Locke, nothing more need be
said except the present price, only 10
cents per can, being half price. They
have also a very fine fruit display and
will make special prices for today.
The great special candy sale will be
desirable and attractive to-
day at ]. Z. Fuller's. In the first win
dow, south of the door, will be fancy
boxes with a pound in each, of many
varieties of the purest and most de-
licious candies. only costing 19c per
box. The next window will be filled
with a rich display of higher grades
for 24c per box. ID. in each. This
is one of the best treats ever offered.
Now that E H. Jenkins has returned
from New York, of course the public
will expect greater bargains than ever.
The few that can be mentioned here
and in his ad are only samples of his
purchases. While burglars are so
rampant, it may be well to notice the
bargains he offers in revolvers, from