Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-18
SPECIAL SALE LOCALS,

AS a leader for today, r. w. Soule
announces that he will continue his sale
OF oilcloths.
20 cent bottle of violet talcum pow
der for Is cents, is bargain at John
Coughlin's, today.
The n. G. Barker Co. have q lot of
red and pink stripe shirts which they
are selling at half price, while they
last.
E. c. Leighton offers fancy IS cent
Turkish towels at II cents. A new line
Of muslin curtains at lowest prices. AL
so % cent vest at 10 cents.
P. w. Means is out today with an
other perfume offer. This time it is the
Sovereign violet, for 40 cents. This
price only holds good today.
Special large sponges, adapted to
cleaning, and use in boats, for 10. Is
and zoe. is a bargain, and can be had
of Bowditch, Webster & Co.
The Boston Clothing store has q
handsome window display of white and
fancy vests, and fancy hose, in both of
which they have a new and complete
line.
Fresh arrival of green stuff and
rawberries at T.. W. Church's, today.
He has also received new lot of those
extra large Lawson Pink olives, in
bulk.
A lot of mems fancy black and white
striped working shirts at 10 cents, is
what ]. j. Maher offers as a special
bargain for today, and they are a good
trade.
Half-gallon crystal water pitchers
for 25c., and a new line of very at
tractive Toe. glass ware are offered to-
day at Aliens crockery store, PSI Wa
ter street.
One can buy delicious ice cream
chocolates (40c. goods for 25c per
pound, at N. T. Folsom & Sons. for
today, and also fresh cocoanut cakes
for Sc. per dozen.
Malcolm & Dyer advertise q special
sale, beginning today on wheelbarrows,
lawn mowers and five-line clothes
reels. For prices and particulars, see
their advertisement.
The Beck Clothing Co. have just re-
ceived case of working mems pants,
which they will offer for a few days
at $l.50, SITE and $500. They also
call attention to their mining stock Of
fer.
Stevens & Ballard make a special
price on their line of ladies' $3.50 boots
This is a new boot. up-to-date in ev-
cry way, with rubber heels. To ad-
vertise this shoe, the price today will
be $1.97.
Frederick Pulos, at the corner candy
store, will sell mixed chocolates for IL
cents per pound. today, cocoanut
creams for II cents. and peanut candy
for cents. He also has ice cream and
soda in all fiavors
J. f. Devine will sell Pine Tree toilet
paper, today only, for &c. per package.
These packages are warranted to con-
tain 1000 sheets of pure tissue, and the
price is the lowest at which this pa
per was ever offered.
Haskell Bros. are having n great run
on those ladies' boots and oXfords,
which they are selling for $500. These
are regular $3.50 and $500 goods and are
marked down in order to close them out
and make room for new goods.
Sixteen hana0ac for e5 oaptc 10 q fro do
one can find at the Augusta Fruit Co.'S
store, today. And then, there are other
good trades in oranges, grape fruit,
pineapples. strawberries. figs, dates,
| etc, which should find ready customers.
F. M. Hayes, Jr., is having a great
run in log cabin cookies. Last Satur-
day he sold 270 dozen, and will offer
them today at the Saturday price, Sc
per dozen, in molasses and sugar. He
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