Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-14

do you think of neglecting such u
chance?
| H. Cherncwsky has lovely store to
visit and ladies are sure of polite atten-
! ton whether they buy, or. do not buy.
A mercerized silk cheviot waist, that
sold at $3.50 and 81 each, can be bought
at this sale for only s2.49, great bargain.
| Ladies black, double mittens, oJc other
days, now. 19c per pair For low prices
on garments, suits & hats, this is a good
place to prospect.
! Frederick Pulos candy and ice cream
! parlor, contains that delicious almond
| chewing candy today. ice cream soda
for sc and awfully low prices for candy.
J Augusta should be very sweet city. If
an abundance of candy sweetens the
disposition. Today fresh papered
/ chocolate caramels, only 13c fresh
molasses kisses. 12c. And nice
French mixture only &c.
When you can buy cans of early
June peas for 25c; cans nice salmon
for 25c.; pkgs. Of power" Csc; 3
pkgs. maize flakes. CSC: pkgs. faxed
! rice, 25c.; 8 pllgs. puddine, 25c. and
/ oysters for 35c. and 45c.. it is full
time to go to housekeeping and in
qure for G. D. Haskells great East
Side store. Here are also CLAIMS in the
SHE'LL today
| Have you noticed those lovely pat
terms. styles and colors III swans down
| aannes. displayed in Russell &
| Westons North window? They are so
nice soft and warm for komonos, wrap
pers, waists. &c. 80 inches wide, goods
value at 15c per yard and yet this live
| company captured case so they sell
| them at only Joe per yard. If YOU APP
preciate a genuine bargain see this.
! Maple waters, not only in name, but
the real maple. This delicious candy,
the scribe saw, Mr.. C. H. Pettis making
Friday, and they looked very tempting
in the pure white moulds Only 13c to-
day. Nut glace, for only 19c is another
rich treat. Take four looks at the
North window, for here are 4. Zoe varie-
ties of Pettis famous mixture and the
beauty and purity of the goods should
command lots of attention.
| Today and Monday wire frames for
making linen and paper lamp shades at
one half price All sizes. A rare
chance to get a shade at q low price.
Vienna statuettes on figures, very fine
goods this sale at zoe each regular 35c.
| Pierce the crockery man also has new
wrought iron easel, will please you
exceedingly so nice for decorated plate
or cup and saucer, only 15c An easel
for Sc may suit some. see it. and heavy
plate holder, only sc 15c formerly. Lots
of nice things to see here.
| +. I. Weber has quite long story
to relate and will use his own words
there is money in the reading. "25lbs.
granulated sugar $1.25; quarts cram
berries 25c: forequarters lamb &c; legs
of lamb lie; onions 25c: very fancy
chickens selling cheap. Native smoked
| hams and fresh pork. We shall cut up
a deer and give you chance to procure
some nice |enison' today; cauffiOwer,
lettuce. celery, malagas, figs. (pulled
layer and in Baskets layer raisins, and
fancy grape fruit. Something new in
the candy line, Peanut Butter
chocolate, very fine
| Have you noticed the candy artist
work in Locke. Hewett Co.'S confec
tionary window, the set piece with tn
vines and roses? Today, the cand,
| specials are more than delicious an
pure and the prices lower than eve!
| for such choice goods. Chocolate
walnut squares. the walnut nike
with the rich cream. makes this a fin
and expensive candy, yet their pric.
for this sale, is only 100. Molasses fl
creoles, at 13c. is a great favOrite for
| chew. Old fashioned molasses only 90
The grocery department requires no
| mention, it is an admitted fact that
the goods the people want are here.
| Swift & Turner have Il cute practi-
cal cup strainer for only &c. Now take
good advice, buy lamp chimneys today,
while the common size is only &C. and
the large size ic. Hard wood tooth
picks, for only &C. per boz: is a little
thing but like all of Swift & Turner's
! specials, the kernel only, is left of the
regular price. and it is the time to buy.
On account Oh Tue Specldl safes the
average person can possess many more
! of the good things" of life than would
be the case if there was no let up to
regular prices. 1t stimulates buying
and should be appreciated by all of
limited means. The merchants of Au-
gusta are very kind and fair to the
| public in these sales.
| Here is your chance and the story in
brief is this. Mr.. Bowditch. of Bow
! ditch e Webster. is looking for goods
| the people want and those not to be
| found in every drug store. When in
| Boston lately he went, as was his wont
when wanting pure cattle soap direct
| from the Island of Zanti. to the Greek
| Consul, as he often had some which
merchants had forwerded to him for in
PRODUCTION in this Country. In this case
there were some 800 sample bars, good
and hard from age. that had been in his
office perhaps or 3 years. Mr. Bow
ditch was quick to capture this prize