Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-18

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only 19c. You may prefer to wait and
pay 25e., some have this habit, forget
lting about money saved" etc
y. T. Folsom & Son were opening up
a new arrival of very fancy assorted
bon bons made by experts and artists,
you want to see these, they are lovely
and only 19c. pound today Great treat.
Also just in, lot of those large cocoa
nut cakes only Sc. dozen. Must not
miss the Sunday supply, those PIC. ID.
thigh grade chocolates
| Let every family consider this ex-
| traordinary offer of Swift K Turner
Co. for today only, sure. A grand IA
quart, by actual measure, porcelain
lined kettle, convex shape with cover.
You may have one you paid 1926 for.
no better this is first quality and only
soc. What preserving kettle. Also
a genuine Dover egg heater only &c.
and heavy iron mixing and beating
spoon that has the slotted bowl, only
&c. today, Zoe. Monday.
| Grandma's Horehound squares at
Sc and the new leaf sage at lac. a
quarter are bargains at Bowditch &
lWebster's, but the greatest bargain of
all are the "Neverleak' hot water bags
and fountain syringes at $1.00 each
IOf those it may be truly said the first
icost is the last cost.
| The Augusta Fruit co. are able this
Saturday to continue the sale of those
fine Tokay grapes at lbs for 25c.
| "a a nd
enjoy them while you may Also Is
nice bananas for 25c.. purple Cornichon
grapes same low price. All the new
nuts, figs, peaches, grapefruit, pears
and Florida oranges here. and the
finest quality. Fancy red apples from
the Fruit Show.
Samuel Cohen is going to remove
| to a new store soon as it is ready and
| in the meantime will close out his
stock of boots, shoes and rubbers at a
great sacrifice sale This is a good
chance to stock up for winter.
| J. b. Farrell has an immense new
line of workingmen's pants, all at "cut
prices" You can always be sure of
these being so in this store for it is his
rule on all goods, gloves, caps, hose.
: underwear and all. See ad.
! Only a few more of those wood and
coal heating stoves at cut prices. Bet
ter call at the r. W. Soule Emporium
if you are in want of a good heater.
! Do if you are dressy see the new
and beautiful line of knit ties for
gents. Latest thing out and only 25c.
as the card in Perley Co.'S window
states. Here also is where you find
the distinguished looking Roswell con-
vertible collar oyercoat in fact.
E. Locke has his usual supply of
good things for Sunday dinner, fancy
native pig pork, good cut TO fry or
roast. lbs. CSC, better cuts at a low
price. call or telephone, lbs. home
made sausage 25c, just in. some fancy
native spring lambs, also fowl and
chicken just for today those large
rolls toilet paper in north window, 4
for 25c. the flies are gone and YOU
may look for something for the sweet
tooth in his north window, . lbs home
made minee meat 25c, cans good
Maine corn 25c. lbs. walnuts 25c,
Boston celery, lettuce and spinach
Florida oranges grape fruit, grapes
new nuts, etc, etc.
Blanchette & Cyr will once more
give you a chance TO buy art squares
at last Saturday prices, awfully low.
$3.50 value now $3.50. $3.50 value now
sl4.00, $3.50 value now $500. Prices
plainly marked Also some second
hand chamber sets low.
Low prices for rib roast beef, lamb,
forequarters only 10c. h. today Also re-
frigerator dairy butter only CSC. lb.
This is native and pure. Chicken, fowl,
fresh pork, and own make loaf sau-
sage Step in and look at this array
of new fruits, nuts figs. raisins, cit
ron and everything appertaining to the
preparation of Thanksgiving. Fine
line Clinton genuine chocolates 29c.
lb. Grape fruit, Florida oranges. Also
spinach hot house tomatoes, etc, to-
day AT Merrill Bros
1t does not cause hair to grow on
the face and hands-the smooth and
VelVety cold cream made by Mr.. Par
fridge at Temple Pharmacy. He gives
another opportunity to get one of the
Is cent Jars for only 10 cents today
and Monday.
If you could see the delicious choco-
late cream filled chips j. CT johnson
made for YOU Friday you would buy a
pound at II cents. Taste them, so
very rich, light and crisp and quite
likely YOU would remember the days
of snow at home, for the family, and
buy two pounds. New run of that brill
liant, satin ribbon candy. Also the
high grade box chocolates % cents
II. Chernowsl1y's showing of trimmed
millinery actually looks like the first of
the season-would suggest that you
see how ridculously low you can buy
one now. The new arrival of coats at
prices to surprise you. That one-piece
dress bargain is an amazing value, do
II see it.
H Whitman & Adams Co.'S offer of 75c
Il warranted shears, for only 39c is like
i ly to prove a big seller. why not buy
| early Don't known how large the