Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-14
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES.

i OH UIlUHI u IUiHL OHLLOs
! Miller's Fruit store is making big
showing of fancy fruits. Today
Chase has made his favorite molasses
creoles and rich charlotte russo, cream
filled. Your choice lie. Id. Buy
freely if you are wise.
You surely will be pleased to see
the line of gymnasium. and ballet
slippers for ladies and misses Fl. ].
| Turner has received for the Christmas
trade.
y. E. Folsom says: Table butter
33c. h., butterine zoe h., eggs, every
/ one warranted, SOC. dozen, 20 Id. tubs
compound lard $1.79, 25 ID. bags
Eagle Brand sugar $13O. Blackwell
Flour $3.50 Dbl, zoe. bag, Williams
sons (best bread) same price, new
"Sunkist'' prunes 10c. h., new seeded
raisins Sc. pkg for 30c soc tea at
24c. h. and good drinking coffee 23c.
| Fancy cheese just in Read adj for
lots of other bargains.
| Violet Dulce week at Coughlin's
| Drug Store. 1t is quite important to
know this for it means a free gift to
you if you call and take advantage of
it. Perfumes and toilet preparations
are prominent and very complete in
| this store.
Beane & Cross special inducement
for Saturday at their unloading sale
of The Perley Co.'S stock will be SOC
FLEECE Lined Underwear at CSC, all
|
M. l.. Wheeler is making great
| progress engraving presents he has
sold. 1t is we'll to buy without de-
/ lay to obtain best work. Select
stock watches, jewelry, novelties, ster-
ling silver, ETC., here.
| II. Chernowsky is increasing his
reputation at this removal sale for
/ being a wise merchant, he is also in
| creasing the list of customers who
| have learned by experience that he
gives the square deal" Better shop
as early as possible, you will obtain
| better service though there are lots
of clerks to serve you.
n. Richmond's new store is attract
ing lots of attention this Christmas
season by the new and attractive lines
| of goods to be seen on the three
| floors. Don't fail to visit the base
ment, the multitude of useful and
| novel articles cannot be enumerated
Learn what Richmonds prices signify,
money savers.
Russell & Westons grand store is
| awfully inviting with it's ele-
vator service that makes it SO easy
to shop on all the floors where Santa
Claus has been unloading the goods
that are so practical, useful, beauti-
full, and for a fact indispensable in
every home. If you become tired re-
member the rest room. You will do
We'll to shop here before the crowds
come. SIPS jointed dolls light or
dark hair csc. A few dozen Royal
Worcester corsets in the latest $3.50
models for only $1.00 a pair. See
ad. for Saturday.
Whitman & Adams Co.'S windows
are winning lots of customers who
are looking for the very prettiest and
| most satisfying presents that can be
found. The people are awaking to
the fact that Christmas demands
loom up in the near future and can
not be ignored any longer.
The music store of Melville Smith &,
Son Isl beginning to assume a holiday
appearance and a visit TO their place
of business yesterday showed that this
enterprising firm are making more
than their usual preparations to cater
to the public. In one of the large win
d
instrument is one that is rapidly be-
coming very popular and it is well
worth while to hear it played. In the
other window is display of all kinds
of musical goods.
Delicious pure, and lots in pound.
The above can be truly said of butter
drops J. G. Johnson makes for today
and sells at the low price of lie. lb.
Buy freely for Sunday.
For few days at H. J.
Merrick's you can buy children's red
and grey sweaters, regular Soc quality
for only 39c. Full size bed blankets,
sec value for 79c. The pictures dis
played here at 25c, SOC and soc are
certainly bargains and make d very
acceptable Xmas gift. Many useful
gifts on the 25c and SOC counters. Boys
heavy csc. fleeced vests and pants at
Ice.
Sure to remember the delightful
fountain lunches at n. 7. Folsom Sc
Sons the cost is small but most sat
| isfying. The Scribe was allowed to
see in the kitchen the barrels, yes
barrels of bright and pure home made
| candies already for the multitude who
| have become welded to sweets" Lay
| in a stock early, be rush later.