Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-04


mems and boys furnishings and as a
special feature calls attention to the
chiffoniers, desks and center tables
which he is giving away as premiums.
G. w. Wadleigh offers today six
dozen nice fresh laid eggs for $1.OO,
and a combination bargain of 10
pounds of graduated sugar and one
pound of regular soc. tea for S5c. He
also has a lot of nice spinach which
he will sell for zoe. per peck.
Some good trades in fruit are Of
fered today by the Augusta Fruit Co.
Twenty sweet navel oranges can be
had for csc. and 16 bananas for Csc.
Then there will be fresh strawberries,
malaga grapes, nuts, and the other
good things always kept in stock.
Here are some Saturday prices by
G. D. Haskell, the East Side grocer:
Berkshire Catsup, 1Oc. per bottle; two
cans of salmon, 25c., 20 navel oranges,
25c, two pounds malaga grapes, 25c.,
four pounds raisins, Csc, four pounds
dates, Csc, four quarts cranberries,
25c., five boxes of Aroostook honey,
soc.
You can save money by buying the
following at Beane's Corner Drug
Store, today. Duponts guaranteed
tooth brush, only 17c.; epicurean as
sorted chocolates, only &c. pound; the
best cream peppermints only zoe.
pound; horehound candy only 15c. per
pound.
The Beck Clothing Co. will begin
this morning giving away mining
stocks as trade stimulator in their
clothing business, five shares of stock
being given to every customer making
cash purchases to the amount of $50.
They will soon have a display of sam
pie ore in their window. For further
particulars, see their ad.
Locke & Hcwett's special prices to-
day on candy are: Walnut fritters,
tic. per pound; plain chips, TIC, and
the old time favorite Hobson's kisses
at 14c. They also have something new
violet elfs, which are very nice. In
the grocery department they will have
new potatoes, asparagus, fresh straw
berries and spring chickens.
A. A. Soule has had his store, which
was damaged by fire a short time since,
thoroughly remodelled and refitted,
and will have his opening, today. Mr..
Soule invites ladies to call and see the
working of the Standard rotary sew
ing machine. and there will be a gen.
tleman at the store for the next five
DAYS to demonstrate the superiority of
the machine.
Chernowsky offers some great bar
gains at his large department store to-
day. among them being a fine line of
mercerized petticoats which are
marked down from $3.50 to 90 cents, for
TODAY onIv. He also offers some extra
quality ladies' night robes for 40 cents,
the finest trade in the city. He invites
inspection of a choice line of spring
and summer hats, peau de sole waists,
and ladies' suits and garments.
F. L. Weber HAS variety of good
things TODAY. for Saturday bargain
hunters. One pound of M. and j. coffee
can be bought for is cents, and a lot of
176 count oranges for "a cents per doz-
en-. He also has new lot of Sylmar
oranges in bulk. In candy, Italian SOU
brettes are quoted at 70 cents per
pound, and old fashioned chocolates at
| II cents. In green stuff he has rad
ishes. spinach, celery. lettuce, cuGIm-
bers. dandelions, Bermuda onions and
parsnips. He also has a lot of fancy
Baldwin APPLES, chickens and fowl. At
tention is called to his seed ad.