Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-12

CilnlD IOI y celllS see lHelT ulSpliS
in front of the City Drug Store.
If you are going to buy any shingles
this year: it will pay you to read about
| the "CharlO" Cedar Shingles adj
vertised in another column by H. Noel
| Sleeves HalloWell.
T.. W. Church has received big line
of "Lawsons Pink" canned goods for
fall trade, also here you will find the
yellow chickens and everything eatable
that hte Sunday dinner demands.
w. r. Partridge. opposite the post
office, has one of the greatest bargains
in fine tissue toilet paper. The Som
erset' package, recommends itself
when you see il. four of these for 25c.
The new Stransky line of kitchen
ware Malcolm & Dyer have put in
stock will interest you, not only on ac-
count of the indestructibility of the
goods. but also The low prices they sell
| them for
way below cost" is what G. I'll.
Mason says regarding his children's
suits. Suppose before it is too late,
you look at the extra good SOC. fleeced
| underwear be will sell you at only $50.
Don't delay. ..u.. l
| Have you been to the gerat bankrupt
| sale of boots and shoes advertised by
the East side shoe store? The sale
commenced Friday and you may eX-
pect Il surprise in low prices for sea-
Sonable goods.
locke e Hewett Co. will supply
delicious plain vanilla chocolate, today,
for only l5c per pound Fancy chick
ems, Boston celery, caulifOWer, best
sweet potatoes, etc, etc, are also seen
among their overlooking stock OF eat
ables for Sunday.
The Augusta Fruit co. make one of
their popular banana sales today The
overflow of luscious fruits of all kinds
is very tempting at this time. This
company aim to have the best of every
thing in their line and to have an
abundance of il.
Merrill Bros new meat room and
palace refrigerator has probably been
the cause of the large increase of trade
in their meat department. Take a look
at it oday if you would have your APP
petite quickened by Il sight of real
fancy meats, chickens, etc y
The following can be found at G. y.
1laskell's, today: Green peas, SOC. peck;
fresh mackerel 12c. pound: halibut.
l2l2c. pound; 2 cans sealed salmon, 25c.:
2 packages of Force, 25c.; packages
of Zest 25c.: packages of Power,
25c.: also Seavey pineapples.
Frederick Pulos takes delight in
having customers try his ice cream and
soda which he says is acknowledged to
be very superior. Molasses creams for
this sale. only 12c.. cream and nut
kisses, very delicious, lie, vanilla
fudge, his own make only lie.
AS samples of f. II. Jenkins Sc.
bargains. notice the nice black satin
bows. hand and nail brush. blank re-
ceipt book of 80 receipts, mucilage, ink.
etc, etc "Everything at cut prices
means so much at this store that the
flow of a good trade is very regular.
+. z. Davis 6 Co. can save you good
money in buying chldrens and boys
suits. These odd lots may not be the
height of style. but are all right and
will give families a nice chance to
economic all the way from % to 50
per cent
t. w. Means carnatOn pinks toilet
water. &c. a bottle, only SOC. this sale
Violet was 75c and 81, this sale. SOC,
and lavender 81 value now soc. 1t may
dc you all do not need to take advan-
tage nf low prices for standard goods,
but if you do this is your opportunity.
G. II. Pettis & Co.. nut caramels
of chocolate and vanilla flavors, are
only &c. today, and remember, Mr..
Pettis is his own candy maker, so he
knows of the purity and richness of the
goods he offers you at such low prices.
Nougatines, just made. 24c., walnut and
chocolate cream fudge, 19c.
Russell & Weston would remind their
customers that they have secured a
new lot of those soc. merceriZed waist
ings that had such a tremendous sale
at 29c. per yard. Don't loose time in
seeing this line, also the amazing dis
play of new suits, shirtwaists, skirts,
etc. in this immense stock.
TT q Rarker Co. were never better
prepared for fall business. Here is n
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