Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-27
Saturday Special Sales.

Saturday Special Sales.
Wall paper at cost of Chase & Tower
Gardiner, only until Dec. l.
Two Dupont tooth brushes for 25c and
all those bargains in c. H. Beane's, Gar
diner, are only for today.
Fowler & Hamlen bought some new
style, wide prints, to sell at 10 cents. They
will make the price cents for a special
sale.
The price of children's underwear at
Joseph S. Smiley's will be cut nearly in
two. today. Cloaks and shawls also suf-
fer from the fall in prices.
Clara A. Libby offers some very good
ribbed. fleece-lined, ladies' vests and
pants. 5O-cent goods, today. only 81 cents.
Also misses pants at 10 cents.
Russell & Weston say a slaughter sale
on jackets and capes You know the
firm and know what such an announce
ment means. Better be there in season
for a choice.
c. II. Mason, in case of a rainy day.
prescribes but does not describe. his
whole lot of umbrellas for the comfort of
the wayfarer Prices to be made par
ticularly low.
A good 10c. dressing comb only costs
you 4c. today at Buckley 4 Goodrich's.
Also 1oc. stick pins, three for lOc. Prices
of jackets and capes have also had a
tumble. Call and see.
Special price for today only at +. l..
Hersey's Boston shoe store Ladies'
high cut box calf lace boot, regular price,
$500, today at 1929; ladies' high cut Har-
ward calf russell lace boots. regular price.
$3.50. today at 1919.
E. c. Leighton calls attention to bar
gain in ladies' silk fleeced mittens at
31l.c. regular 50c goods. Also Il chill
drens wool fieeced mitten at 15c These
are bargains as you will realize when you
examine the goods.
H. Chernowsky offers some good blan-
kets at "a cents per pair. Though slight
ly damaged, they are just as warm for
winter and would come awfully handy
next season. for summer cottages. Gar
ment sale on. today. also.
Swift & Turner have a soft side toward
housekeepers. Note today's prices. A
12-hole muffin pan. actually 20-cent goods,
only 10 cents. today: also neat set of 10
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mistake, those prices. today only.
If ladies could see that rich array of
Roman stripes" and ''taffetas." all silk
ribbons, Nos. 40 and 50. regular SOC. goods.
which are now to be sold at only 29c.
per yard, no doubt they would walk
quite a ways to reach f. s. Smith & Co. s
store.
E. II. Jenkins is offering few Christ
mas presents today to feel the public's
pulse A lot of sc. and 1Oc novels for
only &c. Also some building blocks; 25
blocks and neat box only &c. Better buy
when such offers are made. Notice his
ad for other Specials
There are people who will and are
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farther now. An excellent cast iron toy,
15-cent article. 10 cents; also few more
of those fine children's building blocks,
10 cents. All at c. H. Blackingtons, be-
sides 1O-cent burners for 5 cents; 30-cent
chambers, only 20 cents.
Don't remember of ever seeing such a
bargain. If you miss it you deserve to
correspond on well on paper. This lot
F. G. Kinsman & Co. offer is the real
Irish linen note paper. 60 sheets of paper
and envelopes in fancy box. No reason
able language would exaggerate the
quality. The whole for only 25c. per box
today.
Thench burners We're awarded a gold
medal and diploma at the Mechanics fair
at Boston, Mass. New system of burning
oil non-explosive and odorless. Prices
reduced for today. % cents to 10 cents,
large; Is cents to 10 cents, small. Pierce's
Crockery Store. CA. J. says the above:
the writer says, take the goods and you
will not repent of it,.
A consumptive cough can often be
John Coughlin offers fine line at great
ly reduced prices for today only. The
style, SIPS last year. today 69c. The Gee.
style. Csc. today only. One prescription
for a cold would cost much more. Mr..
Coughin may be unwise pushing the
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