Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-17

only &c. ID. Here is an array OF all
kinds of homemade candy that
speaks well for the artist and the pu-
rity of the goods, attest the honesty
that makes for success. Great array
fancy boxes for holiday trade.
J. G. Johnson's window is a. revela-
ton Of the sweet and beautiful things
for Christmas. Not only fancy boxes
of the latest designs. but fancy candy
that will ornament the tree. The
richest and finest chocolates and bon
bons are in these elegant boxes. Do
see Johnsons satin ribbon candy and
/ buy while 1t lasts.
| II. J. Alerrick Is quoting some very
log prices on all his winter coats 1t
will certainly pay YOU to inspcc'
what he has in stock. Some very use
full gifts on the % and soc. counters
and his stock of Womens hand bags
includes over 500 and over 50 differ
ent styles. The store is full OF prac-
teal Christmas gifts at right prices
and shoppers receive prompt and
courteous treatment whether looking
or buying at II. J. Mcrrich's.
- A. Z. Mari, the meat man, las ac-
cepted Il position rs meat cutter for
| J. L. Turner.
| A. y. Soulo has not q big window
for a Christmas display. but he has a
! big stock Of specials the shoppers
| appear to I've selecting and having laid
aside for Christmas presents. Step il
and meet 4 Cordial reception.
| The Il. ". Soulc Emporium will
place on sale this morning IS mission
oak clocks, regular price 50, sale price
Sl.25 fine little clock for den or Ii
brary. Five standard graphophones
regular price SIS, sale price $3.50.
f! Don't miss this chance TO buy I talk
| ing machine for less than cost. Note
their S. cent tabourettc in advertise
ment Of this issue.
| You should see those sets, hose, tie
! and handkerchief, in an ooze leather
case to match iii brown, light and
dark blue, green. gray, garnet. just
/ the right thing for Il Christmas gift at
/ c. +. Eilodeau's.
It would be useless in u local to try
idea of the good things in grocer
les. meat, fowl. chicken. etc. that j.
r. Turner enu!nerates in his "Christ@
mas cheer ad. The prices quoted
should give the buyer a cheerful feel
ing.
Needless to tel! YOU to look and see
for yourelf the distinctive character
| ,{s.a, ~ In
represented in Guy o. Eickery's well
chosen window display; for how will
one pass the store without the exhibit
being seen and admired.
| 'Furs," repeat the word d few times
until your thoughts be filled with the
importance of your considering this
one subject seriously and fully. before
| your Christmas money be exhausted.
Russell q Weston Co.'S new ad. isl
filled with tlis theme and the fur de-
| partment IS also overlooking.
| Big "narkdown" at F. A. Dennis to-
day on all sheet music. See ad.
| Melville Smith says that for ono
week he will sell all his regular 10
cent music at 10 and Is cents per copy.
He also offers the Mother Goose Melo-
| dies and other follies at reduced prices.
Read his ad. ..
Everything new and first quality i'll
Holiday Goods at Coughiin's Drug
store for Christmas Do not neglect
inspecting stock of toilet cases, mani
cure sets, military hair brushes, per-
! fumes and large. supply of Liggetts
and Fenway Chocolates.
H. Chernowsky's store is glowing
with tho enthusiasm OF Christmas
trade The Christmas counters are
loaded ana unfortunately the racks of
suits, coats and tables of millinery,
are also loaded. If price is an OBJECT
call ana investigate these prices.