Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-30

convince readers If they read it that
now is the opportune time to buy
Prices are at the very lowest mark one
can hope for and the cold that means
pneumonia for many is here. Don't
be one of the victims for want of
warm clothing.
| H.. Chernowsky through a special
source has received another lot those
tuck and flounce mercerized black
| petticoats. Do look at these, inspect
them and say whether you can see how
it is possible even to make one, saying
nothing of cost of material for 39c
This is a fact, call and see for your
self. Don't delay.
E. e. Davis & Co. do the generous
thing today to benefit men. Regular
and best 25c. hose in their store 19c
today only. Black cat or interviewer
in Isle, cotton and cashmere. Also
livery best soc. value in mems fleece
lined shirts and drawers for 39c. Is
this not worth saving?
E A new innovation at n. T. Folsom
&4Son'ss should cause an overflow of
f1ady shoppers. Think of a fountain
lunch these cold days for only 20c.,
consist of chicken sandwich, cake, ice
cream and hot chocolate, who could
ask for more. For surprising values
in pure home made candies see Fol-
SONS south window.
The Scribe cannot enter into particu-
lars hut visit Russell & Weston Cos
second floor and see what $1,000 means
for a suit or coat, well worth your
while If you are needing one. 1t is as
fonishing to see the lovely goods now
arriving for Christmas trade on the
first floor Another lot of those extra
value Woolrex waists closed out so
quickly week ago by Russell & Wes-
ton Co. obtained for today at sSc.
J. B. Farrell's window is interesting
/ to the man who shivers with cold.
Those sheep lined coats are as it were
limpervious to cold. also the heavy
mittens, gloves and socks. BOYS soc.
sweaters for 29c. leaves no excuse for
/ letting the boys look blue in the face
with cold.
Do not allow piece of this 25c. I'M
dcrwear for boys, H. G. Barker Co.
drawers to remain tonight. make some
little fellow comfortable even if yon
have to go outside your own family to
find needy one.
Swift & Turner Co. have a "grist'
for today of bargains. An enameled
fry pan inch diameter. is good for
lots of 'messes'' that would save
washing a large one. today sc. Do see
this brass stand reading lamp 10 inch
white dome shade. IL inch fiat wick,
so many prefer all for Csc. is simply
ridiculous price. Those wire potato
bakers that were such tremendous
sellers, today are &c. and 12c. two sizes
holding about and 16 potatoes.
Millers Fruit store has had Chase
make lot of that crisp pop corn, brit
tie awfuIly good for Sunday and only
lac. Id. a heap" in a pound. Vanilla
chocolates 13c. lb. lbs. for 25c. New
lot big cocoanut cakes &c. lb. Great
store for fruits.
Coughlin's Drug store so much on
quality when offering you their pretty
pound boxes of the Original Saturday
count when you buy packages fine
toilet paper like the Sentinel for Csc
Sure TO try the 10c. box echoc~co- nut.
will delight and surprise you.
Blanchette & Cyr are heavily loaded
with sleds. rockers, art squares. etc.
Call and see what price they will make
you, as their expenses are small
Became and Cross closing out sale of
clothing and furnishings is giving peo-
pie a chance to save lots of money for
Christmas buying. Let the good work
go Oh, the people need it.
The notified, white and green CASTLE
soap Bowditch & Webster cuts in
such liberal 10c cakes might be said to
be the favorite soap for hands andl
face in very many families.
Old fashioned chewing candy, thel
real "Chew Chew" j. G. John |
son makes. only lie h., costs but little |
fer a Sunday quantity.
Another lot those black meroerizedI
petticoats with taffeta silk fiounce s150l
value for 9Sc at Whitman & Adams |
Co.'S. Also real soc Cashmere stock |
ings for boys and misses, only 29c. pair.
Millinery tremendous drop in prices. |
See adj about the great value in dress !,
skirts today.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Aver. Miss Ellen
White and Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Nc
Fadden of Randolph. were the guests. |
Thursday, of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
White, Hospital street.