Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-11
Saturday Trade
It'd Bits

At G. w. Wadleigh's today, leg OF
lamb 16 cents a pound; native roast
pork, 10 to Is cents a pound; good ma
tive fowl. IL to 20 cents a pound; /:
pounds native salt pork. $1.00; beet
greens 80 cents peck: dandelion greens
IS cents a peck: spinach 20 cents
peck; 16 good navel oranges, 25 cents
Boston celery, 20 cents: native maple
syrup $1.25 gallon; l bushel good pota-
toes, IS cents. Here you buy flour to
advantage.
| Weber & Hewett's Saturdays
| specials include five dozen fresh eggs
80 cents; spinach Is cents peck;
cukes portland grown 10 cents: rad
ishes, cents; asparagus rs cents; to-
matoes Is cents pound; II California
grape fruit 25 cents; Granada Chcco-
lates 2 pounds 25 cents: fresh supply
Victoria chocolates 20 cents a pound;
Strawberries at reasonable price.
Baked and boiled ham, veal loaf, beef
loaf, cooked tongue and corned beef.
| Our own cooking.
| You will find at Tyler & Butterfield,
the State street grocers, Tel. 1872,
! fancy spinach 1Sc. peck; cukes, 8 and
10 cents each; fancy strawberries, "a
| cents a box; Indian River oranges,
"a cents a dozen; navel oranges. "a.
IS and As cents a Dozen They have
lettuce, celery, bananas. st. John
and Taunton River alewives at and
| 8 cents each.
Special sale of wall papers today
and every day says ]. H. Clough the
paper man 4S Chapel ST., Phone 2p3-
| l5 See ad.
Just making new lot sausage Friday
when the scribe called, only l0c H..
Native poultry and pork, sure to try
Wards big loaf bread, 10c, weigh it and
be surprised.
Today only Merrill Bros. sell you 2
lb. can Woods gilt edge 35c coffee and
Woods genuine brand primrose tea.
1-2 ID. cans regular 30c 1-2 ID. all for
| only Use. This is Csc less than the
every day price and such goods as par
ticular people buy. Sure to try it. All
the green stuff and finest of the fruits.
At Folsom's Cash Grocery in Mason
~ lCIIplC III IOIdy Oiilyp opiii1ANil ioS
pix; oranges are high this week but
will sell at the old price 40c ones at
24c dozen. Maple syrup, 25c quart. A
new thing, peanut butter in bulk, TIC
pound, while it lasts. Huylers
cocoa and chocolate (nothing better
made) at 1Sc for IL Id. tins: chocolate
1Sc IL Id. cake. A NICE thing in stuffed
olives, bottles for 25c. Cut prices for
today on all kinds of cereals.
Schraff's chocolate peppermints 70
cents a pound; large navel oranges
rs cents a dozen; large Florida grape
gruit 10 cents each; spinach 20 cents a
peck; fancy spy apples So cents
peck: new lot of that State Of Maine
hulled corn 10c. package: fresh lot
home- made sausage aa0c.s h.; fancy ma
tive cukes, Toe. each; try a loaf of
Wards Tip Top bread and get the
largest, best loaf for 10c. See it. Good
line Of Blacks fancy pastry. Native
chickens, asparagus, radishes, toma-
tees and everything for Sunday dinner,
at f. Locke's.
What a Maple day is this 1t took
lots of sap to provide the sweets for
SoiiASOh iAfPPAOss SASe1pt oeeteo'
maple cccoanut dips, maple cream.wal-
nut wafer, bon bons. etc. See the
window for this rich display. A 3-days
sale at 24c a ID. Remember the place.
Have you seen the showing Fl. Cher
nowsky is making of trimmed MILL
merry, suits and coats? Truly it is we'll
worth the time to call and inspect SO
much beauty and the prices are likely
to hold goodly share of trade. Today
only black mercerized petticoat, 81. %
value for CSC is a wonder, also the
ladies' A-sleeve waist. at only Acc.
Better see them "today only"
At Whitman & Adams Cos. the
grand opening days for millinery. suits,
coats, waists, etc. absorb to large
| extent the attention of the lady shop
pers. 1t has proven to be great sue
| cess. Their interesting ads. keep the
public we'll informed concerning the
stirring spring events as they come
along. Few left of those full sized
sheets, seemed in the middle only 49c,
great value.