Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-10
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES.

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Blanchette & Cyr are full of second
hand bargains in fine furniture. Wal
nut hall tree, sideboard and china
closet combined, marble top, desk and
book case. marble top chamber set.
ladies writing desk, etc, better call at
once. Also balance blanket bargains.
When you see the galvanized iron
tub and wash board in Swift &
Turner Cos window marked only 39e
you will not be long in buying the set.
Here in the south window you see the
putt silver polish, you may think
some other good enough, but take the
Scribes word and try this.
You know just how faky, rich and
delicious Boston assorted chips are
N. T. Folsom & Son make. When you
know that today's price is only lie buy
freely. Also remember to lay in a
Sunday stock of the high grade &c lb.
chocolates only to be found here today.
Great goods.
II you want winter overcoat don't
neglect the offer f. Z. Davis & Co.
make YOU in their last call. Read
their ad. for it is in this large store
you will find quality. style and fit. for
men and boys in every line of clothing.
Sure to read J. b. Farrell's ad re-
garding his 10 days pant sale. This
store does a nice business because II
treats people nice and gives special
values, which their small expenses en-
able them to do.
Quimby's Art Store has received 50e
Victor records. These represent the
very latest and all of the February list
that is popular and quick sellers. Both
single and double records.
If you want slick. lasting and heal
ing soap. use Contis white. the cid
fashioned notified or the green CASTLE
soap from the Island of Zanti. These
are cut into large cakes by Bowditch
& Webster and sold for Zoe each, sure
to try this. % ladies asking for them,
will receive samples of Palmer's new
perfumes.
Whitman e Adams Co. have a table
loaded with white lingerie waists Csc
to s1.50 values. While they last only
49c each, think of it. The showing of
new spring wash goods is especially
prominent here at this time. As to
coats and suits a little money buys
much now. Columbia yarns in Ger
mantown, Floss. Spanish knitting and
Saxony, regular prices Il 1-2, 10 and
IS cts. Special price 10c per skeiu.
These are all slightly soiled and come
in white and colors.
All 25c neeced hose and underwear
is nov 22c a garment at Merrick's.
All $3.50 children's coats now $l.69
Five dozen very good wrappers just
came in, price only 75c. If you need
a good sweater at a low price we can
certainly please YOU. See ad in this
issue for other low prices.
II. G. Barker Co. cannot long con-
tinua the very low prices they now
make on furs, oeercoats, suits and oed
pants. See ad on first page.
B. E. Folsom, Cash Grocer at both
stores, says, 25lb. bag (Eagle) granu-
lated sugar s150, table butter 35c h.,
snnan haddies 10c h., picnic hams lie.
lbs. California prunes 25c, Jewell
compound in 20 Id. tubs Sc h., Stickney
&, Poors cream tartar SOC lb.. Ola
Dutch Blend coffee 25c h., butterine
20c h., cans large size evaporated or
condensed milk 25c, 4 packages maca-
roni or spaghetti 25c, new lot pimento,
welsh rarebit and snappy cheese today.
$50 count naval or Florida oranges
goo doz.
Nut Chips what more need be said,
except to say that they are made by
]. c. Johnson for today's sale, at only
lie lb. To say they are crisp, light and
rich, is no news to the multitude who
buy them for Sunday.
Russell & Weston Co. have some real
linen Turkish towels, the genuine arti-
Gle 62c to S100 values now only 49c,
buy early for a choice. Balance of
those $500 Indian blankets that had
such q sale a week ago, only $1.29 each.
Saturday sale of electric reading
lamps, means low prices if you buy
one today at the Bennett-Stoddard
Cos store. \