Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-18

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D. w. Bowie of Hallowell, is selling, to-
day. .'wright's" health underwear, 81
Also a soc. mems jersey working shirt
| for only 42c.
| Pure linen tray cloths, two for 25c..
white hemmed aprons. two for 25c.; mems
suspenders only S.. These are special
prices at ]. H. Leigh 4 Co.'S for TODAY
only. If you had to catch your wash wa
ter in tubs as in days of old, you would
do 1t when it rained.
w. f. Studley's special sale is one Of
the features of Gardeners Christmas sale
F. S. Smith & Co.. Gardiner. on account
of the rain the first days of the week.
will continle their great special sale
through this week.
Only think of such an offer. Seven
pounds nice pop corn for &c. at G, w.
Wadleigh's, today only. 1t will add to the
Christmas merriment.
Cambridge peanut candy is popular and
can be bought at j. f. Fuller's- today
only. at 10c. per pound. Druggist pepper
mints and checkerberries only 15c today.
Better lay in stock being the last spec
ial sale before Christmas
Hill & Locke give you your last chance
for special prices on Christmas candy
Those neat box IS of chocolates and bon
bons. one pound, only pic. today
Peanutne Ia favorite) only l9c. per ID
G. w. Quimby has table full of
framed pictures which will be sold at half
price and less
Five pounds Mocha and Java coffee at
F. l.. Webber's, s1.O0: and seven pounds
Lyon brand coffee for 81. If you want
to know the superior qualities of "old
Gov Java" call for a cup of this favorite
at any first class restaurant.
Buckley & Goodrich say terrible
sacrifice in jackets today
Russell 4 Weston have two leaders for
today. which is likely to make standing
at a premium in their store. Another
and 4 last lot of those chenille table
covers that went with such a rush at
knit "fascinators' which add so much to
the charm of the fair sex They are in
colors. pink. light blue red. cream. white.
The price is only % cents. A drummer
standing by. asking Mr.. Russell where he
obtained them at that price.
f. G. Kinsman & Co. are considerable
enough to let you have another oppor-
tunity for buying that fancy box of Irish
linen paper. Better see it if you have not
already done so. it is an amazing bargain
at 25c. Think of it, 60 sheets 60 envel-
opes. linen paper.
The great especial sale of ladies
waists that has reached such large pro-
portions at Joseph S. Smileys. continues.
f. Fl. Jenkins has almost a cyclone sale
on those 2Jc. books he is disposing of at
&c. and Sc. Had the fnumber been hun-
dreds, instead of thousands, they would
only have lasted few days. One man
ordered 200 at. one time. Call soon for
them if you expect to find any.
A fine copper nickel plated medium
sized tea kettle would be very accept
dpit present III uIdHS d lOIIe SWllt ~
Turner make todays price very low. Coo.
A lovely sugar and cream regular soc.
china ware. beautifully decorated only
Sic. today.
Here is chance to obtain some desir-
able presents for little money. Mrs. H.
f. Tibbetts has large lot of baby cloaks.
some worth 81. You can have your choice
for CSC Don't miss seeing them if you
know of child needing one. Ladies'
shoulder and waist hose elastics only Zoe.
today; also gents hose elastics. Zoe.
These are 25c. goods. left over from her
former stock. !
F. M. Hayes & Co. provide another rich
treat for today. Cream cakes at half
price. 1c. each. They can be obtained at
the bakery or of the teams while they
last.
Kokus combinets or covered white slop
jars with wire handle; prettiest and most
practical shape on the market. They are
new here and in order to introduce them
pierce" 199 will sell few at $i.00 each
for today only. Regular price, sl50
II. Chernowsky has two special bar
gains in jackets. A heavy beaver cape,
empire back. that sold for S.. S2.9S today.
A Boucle jacket. SO, today only ST. These
in addition to a fine line of Christmas
goods are attractions enough to call lots
of people his way.
Read the remarkable offer +. Fl. Bur
CESS makes in his ad. on cameras. Just
in the nick of time to help Christmas
shoppers.
Seth J. Littlefield, who was elected
mayor of Chelsea Mass. recently with
out opposition, was born in WATERFORD.
Me-, in 1899. and has lived in Chelsea
50 years. For 20 years he was whole
sale boot and shoe dealer but retired
in 1895. Before the common council
was abolished he was member for 8
years and has been an alderman for 4
years since that time. Last year he
was the unsuccessful candidate for the
Republican nomination for mayor.
Seth & c. II. S. Webb have closed their
factory at Oceanville. after packing 262G
cases of CLAIMS.