Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-28

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to embrace every opportunity for making
a sale.
| Sherburne & Daley by a supreme effort
| have prepared their windows and
make a display that is quite mar
vclous in Easter wear. although they
| are somewhat tardy in having their
| grand opening of this new crystal palace
Yet the public are glad to see this
display manifesting the Easter Of
| ferings the firm have in stock, ready
| for all customers. OF course YOU ma ;
know the stock is in keeping with the
magnilicence of the emporium and the
| ambition and enterprise of the proprie-
tors.
E. f. Davis & Co. have very large
store and yet lack room for a satisfac-
tory display of the largest stock of cloth
ing and furnishing goods on the river.
You may be sure there is no lack in the
spring styles that are needed for prop
er observance of Easter The firm are
noted for having what customers want
and herein is one of the secrets of a sue
cess that has made possible such a store
anu SuSI q SoHpicte STOCK. Inc chill
dren's lines of suits and wear are par
ticularly full this spring.
f. II. Jenkins is not making much of a
show for Easter, but nevertheless it is a
good place to call in and examine the
lines of neckwear, hats gloves and other
goods. Prices, as well as styles, are
among his strong points.
Buckley & Goodrich are fairly outdoing
themselves this Easter season. The win
dow displays are only a suggestion of
the wonderful display you will see in the
store, particularly in that tall and ele-
CANT glass show case which is sixteen
feet long; the whole interior is one mass
of loneliness. Such prOfusion of Easter
neckwear, enough almost to confuse the
Judgment in selecting. However. be
sure and see it.
Russell & Weston are as usual, max
ing an Easter display that captivates the
army of shoppers and causes a multitude
of them to admit that this store is their
mecca. Ask to see the new $1.5O kid glove
Marvel famous washable kid in all
hosiery and laces.
+. c. Leighton was not in the markets
50 long without an object in view and no
doubt, much of her enjoyment in select
ing her new spring styles was in antici-
pating the surprised and pleased look of
customers when they come to see the
choice Easter novelties in neckwear
gloves and fancy goods which now make
their appearance in her store.
II. Chernowsky you may be sure, has
not commenced to advertise any too soon
as you will admit when after reading his
ad. You visit his store and see the inn
mense new lines he is exhibiting
Trimmed hats, neckwear, gloves, silk
waists, suits and garments are not only
among his goods, but they are in such
profusion as almost to appear to monopo-
lie the dry goods department.
The Boston Clothing Store is a good
place to visit in your search for a new
necktie, pair of gloves, or other fancy
and useful article that will make your
financial half, look more presentable as
he accompanies you to church on Easter
day. C. F. Bilodeau is hustler in the
clothing business and has a bright eye
out 'for up to date" styles.
For cute chickens, ducks, little bunny
fancy colored Easter eggs and novelties
that may look eatable, but should only
be devoured with the eyes, see the dis
plays in J. Z. Fuller's and the Locke,
Hewitt Co.'S stores. Also in Folsoms
Candy Kitchen.
Whitman & Adams Co.'S window dis
plays are quite marvellous this Easter
time, all of which of course, the ladies
are well aware of, for these windows are
always one of the chief attractions of the
street. The interior of the fine stores are
only excelled by the new spring styles
which exhibit the excellent good judg
ment of the buyers of this establishment.
Easter novelties are in profuson, gloves,
laces, neckwear, &c, &c.
The H. G.. Barker Co. are making a
display of Easter neckwear. gloves, hats.
&c, &c, that causes this store to take
enterprising on the river. Mr. Barker is
delighted with the reception he is re-
ceiving from the citizens OF Augusta.
Would you expect to see other than one
of the most desirable and stylish stocks
of Easter neckwear, gloves and furnish
ing goods in c. II. Nason's? 1t has al
ways for very many years been counted
! one of the headquarters for this class of
goods and Mr.. Mason takes delight in
having desirable novelties at this season
of the year.
| Two prominent Augusta sportsmen
! spent the greater portion of yesterday
| in the country in the endeavor to To-
cate three f9ocks of wild geese which il
was said spent the night before neal
HallOwell.
At This Season.
Coughs, colds, crorp, grip, bronchitis
| throat and lung troubles quickly cured by
One Minute Cough Cure. Absolutely safe
| Acts at once. Percy w. Means.
Practically Starving.
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