Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-08


values $3.50, second hand sewing ma
chine $500, second hand art square
lot second hand iron beds. etc.
The Original Saturday candy that
sells SO freely 29c. full pound. Initial
stationery pc box. SC milk shake
mixed by electricity will do you good.
| Also try the egg shake ar John Cough
Inns Drug store.
| The Augusta Fruit Co.'S prices for
! today are Is nice bananas for 25c. cell
| cry loc. Florida tomatoes l0c, 3 lbs. for
! PC. a good fruit stand 10 encourage.
j. G.. Johnson'S chocolate walnut
fudge fresh made may last until even
| ing, safer to buy early at only 11c 10.
| The real strawberry in the ice cream.
also vanilla favor. Do see the fancy
| Easter boxes in window and cute can
| dy chicks.
Swift K Turner Co. give an s quart
| galvanized iron pail for l0c if this is
not gift what is it? Also that
pound Of nice paper and 30 envelopes
| for 33c. The Sc window will certain
| - '''f' Soe Ii!oiiVs IL Solt llNtSN
If you have boys of 10 or II years of
age this is your chance to save money
buying them shirts. II. c. Barker Co.
have broken lots 50c shirts they will
sell for only PC. each. This is the
store with fashion plate window dis
plays Of clothing and hats.
Malcolm e Over are iuSt in the mood
of making low prices on lots of goods.
tools OF many kinds, etc. See the 81. 80
copper bottom wash boiler tor 9sc. In
vestigate when buying.
If Your eyes rest upon y. r. Fol-
som Il son window full pf home made
bon bons 4 sale is pretty sure to fol-
low. Just made, artisticallv fashioned
by an expert, fruit and nuts tops, in :
fiavors. only 2lc lb. Just like Folsom
to win the passer by and refresh them
with the real strawberry in ice cream
also vanilla college ices today.
Note the special Go-Cart advertised
in this issue at $3.9S by the X. W.
Sou!e Emporium. Surely a bargain,
and We do not understand how they
can be manufactured for this price.
The Government only allows a GER
tain number of Manila made cigars
10 come into this country. BoWditch
& Webster have secured a share OF
these ana you will do well to try them.
oaly 80 each.
J. y. Farrell not only advertseS big
bargains i'll shirts hut has a lot OF
shoes and rubbers from bankrupt
stock he is selling Very cheap.
The genuine X. & +. blouses, the
real SOC value is the kind E. e. Davis
& Co. sell you today for only sac y
Very practical skirt and pant hanger
only l0c Remember the immense
stock OF hoys' clothing here, the kind
that fits and wears
Great sale today at Whitman &
Adams Cos. of women's London Slip
on rain coats and children's capea
1915, $50. $500 values all at 81 9S each
while they last, remember the extra
value OF first choice" Also in
basement l66a yards short lengths in
linen crash no wear out" quality and
only &c yard, big bargain, no end"
of new snits and coats in garment de-
partment. Great place for shoppers
to cOngregate these sunny days.
1t is we'll to respond promptly to the
Augusta Flower shops offer today, of
500 beautiful fresh cut roses At only
80 cents Il dozen, also lovely pinks so
cents 4 doz. Appreciate Il good thing.
Special rates on the latest popular
mustic today at Melville Smiths.
Demonstration of music as usual. Read
the ad.
Spinach greens 2+c PIX, good cukes
Sc. good tomatoes loc lb.. 5 doZ. strict
ly fresh eggs, 81. lbs. good dairy but
ter 81. 1bbl Nonpareil or Waseo Flour
is surely cheap for these high grades,
l doz rolls free with every bag Occi-
dent Flour (eQual to IL per cent. dis
COUNTY today only. Heed this offer.
Have you tried those State of Maine
Baked Pea Beans? You ought to.
Fresh SHOULDERS lie, smoked shoulders
lie. Chickens, fowl and turkeys all in
abundance at the store of Webber &
Hewett
f. Locke is making showing and
demonstration of Heintz specialtieS to-
day and invites you to call and try
them. See add for low prices. Good
Hamburg steak . pounds for 25cents,
lbs. sausage, home made, csc; 16 good
| oranges 25 cents; Spinach % cents a
peck: 10 pounds native pork $100; New
York pea beans 20 cents u peck; eggs
22c, 5 doz. $1.O0; native fowl and
chicken: all green stuff; fresh new
| maple syrup. etc.
G. W. Wadleigh, the cash grocer.
| again comes to the help of house
keepers. Try the Winthrop milk in
bottles. Pure lard, 10 pound pail, $1.1S,
leaf lard not tried. 10c IA pound, 90
pound tub compound lard, $3.50; How :
ard bacon by strip, 16 cents a pound,
10 pounds native salt pork $1.00; fresh
shoulders II cents a pound, hams IA
cents a pound, loins for chops and
roast 13 to Is cents a pound 3 doZ
fresh eggs $1.00; spinach 2a cents a
peck. Great bargain in oranges, flour
bpanS canned poo6S of Sure 70 cae