Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-18


cloths, G5c. quality for 19c. each. Fruit
of the Loom cotton 10 to IA yards in
piece, by the piece 10c. a yard. Some
very special values in black skirts,
night robes, and white shirts. a big
variety and only CSC. each. A few more
of the carpet remnants at sec. Long
black, white, gray and tan gloves,
Isle AMI silk, &c. to $500 a pair.
3. E. Folsom at his Cash grocery,
has store full of bargains for your
Easter dinner. Strictly fresh eggs, 1Sc.
a doz.; spinach tic. peck. smoked
shoulders 10c. a Id. Another lot of
those 1907. bottles of Mammoth olives
at 25c. a bottle; Peony seeded raisins
&c. pkg; four kinds of fancy cook
les, orange, sugar, molasses and fruit
bars, &c. a lb., three lbs for 25c Huy-
lers cocoa 18c., y h. tins. Huyler's
chocolate 1Sc., " ID. cake. Plenty of
green stuff, spinach, lettuce, cukes.
Bermuda onions, etc, all at Folsom's
prices. See new ad. for big cut in other
prices.
Just received at George D. Haskelrs
big lot of fresh green stuff, dandelion
green's sc. peck, beet green's, SOC.
spinach zoe, kale 1Sc., rhubarb SC. b.,
lettuce Sc. per head. box lettuce Csc
per box, radiSheS SC. per bunch, &
punches for Csc, parsnips &c. h., sweet
potatoes &c. h., and celery 1Sc. 1900
cedar bean poles for sale.
Call at Weber & Hewitt's, hut be-
ofre entering the store notice the fine
meat display Today S dozen fresh
eggs soc. These will be nice with their
domestic ham. and Swift's premium
ham. Fresh spinach 20c. peck best
greens coo. peck, radishes sc. bunch,
nice dollhouse. cukes, tomatoes and
Strawberries. Remember the home
cooked boiled and baked ham, veal
loaf. beef loaf, tongue, etc Also the
farcy bakery department. What con-
venience. Let it be well patronized
daily.
Last chance today to buy those love-
~ decorated English Rockingham tea
pots of Swift & Turner at 43 cents. Can
pay regular price if you prefer to wait
to do so. How can they do it? Sell s.
ounce carpet tacks at &c. paper to-
day only Also a regular Wire carpet
beater for &c. If you do not own one be
sure to buy today. Great thing.
Read the latest news from G.. W.
Wadleigh's. Fresh shoulders, 10c a lb,
LOinS pork II to 15c. a h.. - lbs. ma
tive salt pork sl.0O, spinach green's lie
peck, dandelion greens 35c. a peck,
beet green's 30c. a peck, cukes for
Csc, lbs. rhubarb CSC, radishes Sc a
bunch, Boston lettuce Sc. a head, good
straw berries IS to &c, gal. native ma
pie syrup Sis, good all round flour,
warranted, $3.50 a bbl., ,16 naval oranges
for 25c.
1t is fact that E. E. Davis & Co.
will sell you mems cotton 10c. hose to-
day only. pairs for Csc. Not likely to
have this chance again.
We want to tell you that Merrill
Bros. have big lot of maple sugar no
mixture, but the pure article fully
guaranteed. Also the syrup from Nh.
Robinson of Mt. Vernon. Be sure to
try it. They were making a new lot
of sausage Friday, 10c h.; native fowl,
pork and lamb today; Trask and Bos-
ton bread. The meat window attracts n
lot of attention deservedly Heaps of
seeds in immense variety, bulk and
package, coming to the front. Great
seed store now.
E. Locke is right after business to-
day. See the bargains. Cream mint
drops, 15c. ID; good assorted choco-
lates, 19c. box; native pork shoulders
1Oc. h.; fancy lemons zoe. dozen;
spinach zoe. peck; Swift's premium
hams 13lac. h.; fore quarters lamb 12c
h.: fancy russell apples soc. peck; ma
tive cukes 10c. each. Try a pound of
Woods fancy coffee, 35c., today SOC
lb.; Mt. Vernon pure maple syrup
$1.25 per gal, Spanish onions 5 lbs for
Csc; native chicken, asparagus, rhu-
barb and all green stuff. Don't forget
the fancy bakery goods, and Wards
Tip Top bread. fresh every day. Plenty
of Howard hams. fresh eggs, native
pork, etc.
At II. Chernowsky's when looking for
an Easter hat or suit notice the 15c
childrens hose. See the extra quality
even at the regular price. Today only,
3 pair for 25c Mercerized petticoats,
$1.00 value, today only 69c.
Have you seen the display of Shan
tung silks in Whitman & Adams Cos
north window? Really it is d lovely
sight. Those plain and fancy silks, real
75c. per yard fancy patterns for only
iSc. Plain soc. values now &c, and
$100 grade for 75c. Don't fail to see
these. Take in the millinery and up
stairs exhibition of suits, coats, etc
if you love the beautiful
Notice the wonderful showing al
Russell & Weston Cos. glove counter
which presents a lively appearance
afternoons. Ladies congregate here
particularly on this Easter occasion
Better do your shopping here today
fairly early. Notice the regular Sc
ginghams they are selling at &C. pei
| yard, very pretty checks for aprons
| childrens dresses, etc. Step above fol
| real wonders
Maple walnut fudge and chocolate
walnut fudge made fresh by J. G
Johnson for today. Do you know of
richer treat? The combination of nut,
ard candy is rich Only tic. per pount
| II ho o.,