Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-13
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1913

erous, today. Negligee shirts, $50
value, for $1.15; s100 value, 75c; also
boys fleece-lined under shirts, 25c val
ne fer 19c. Just remember one thing:
These values and cuts in prices, are
the actual saving by buying today.
Great is the preparation at n. r. Fol-
som 81 Sons for Christmas candy to
delight old and young. Ribbon candy,
peanut art squares, broken candy, the
children's delight. Today, the special
is overlooking kind peanut tamy, at
only &c h., also the Folsom famous
cocoanut cakes, Sc doz. Great array of
fancy Christmas boxes. Ice cream as
usual
Bowditch G. Webster Co. is always
headquarters for desirable presents in
toilet sets, manicure sets, brushes,
combs and articles of beauty and use
too numerous to mention. This sea-
son is no exception.
The Augusta Fruit Co. are, as usual,
at the Christmas seasons, stocked with
a choice selection of fruits. All sizes
grapefruit, oranges, tangerines, also
grapes and nuts, figs etc, in great
abundance. Goods delivered.
Have you looked at this beautiful
line of china they are closing out at
half price at Quimby's art store? Such
a multitude of nice presents for little
money.
Chernowsky's store is full of spe-
cialties for delighting Christmas shop
pers. Just look at the novelty win
dow to realize that there is vast
number of articles chosen for holiday
attractions. Before too late, better
call and see the $3.50 coats that were
SIS; also suits at present cut prices.
Beane & Cross are giving away one
of the neatest little mission art nov
elites with every purchase of a dol
lar or over, that has been shown in
Augusta for long time.
ID. w. Adams Co.'S ad will enlighten
ladies who would know where to make
the most of their Christmas money.
The bargains on this second floor are
opportune and real money savers.
H. G. Barker Co.'S hands are full"
as it were, with Christmas trade. Furs
call for special attention and the
gents furnishings are particularly
popular for presents.
If you have no faith in rubbers hav-
ing real rubber in their makeup,
Just step into F. L. Hersey's and see
the Hub Mark trawler Duck pac."
solid sole of pure gum rubber.
sight Of it will convince you.
Russell & Weston Co. continue to
sell their $40 coats for presents and
no wonder. when one considers the
great cut in prices $40 coats mean.
Suits, also, have suffered great re-
auctions. This second floor offers
many of the most charming ready-to-
wear articles for grown people and
children at attractive prices. The
time to have the attention one desires
from clerks is now,
L. S. Youngs store today, will
show lively business on account of
these very low prices. Native pork
ribs, Ice h.; corned beef, &c h.;
smoked shoulders, 13 LIE h.; bacon in
strips (Howard's), 1Sc h.. lamb fores,
lie lb. legs, lie lb. sirloin steak, csc
h.; onions, 33c pix; celery, lettuce,
Boston bread, etc.
Weber & Hewett sound the last
call on venison. Law goes on, Deeem-
Der Is, but allows them to have three
deer on hand on that day for later
sale. Delicious steaks and roasts may
be had. New Meadows chips just in.
Special values in grape fruit. Inspect I
those fancy fruit baskets for Christ
mas gifts.
You say you know what E. Locke |
is going to say? Plenty native pork,
which is true, and the same low price |
holds good. today-16c for roasts or I
to fry. He is also well supplied with /
other things. Fancy, native chicken, /
fowl, veal, lamb, heavy beef, Boston 7
spinach, celery, sweet potatoes, |
fancy eating apples. Don't forget the |
home made sausage and mincemeat;
also oranges. A 25-lb. bag sugar,
S1.1S. A new lot head cheese.
The Chapman concert at City hall,
Tonight will not begin until $50. Pa
irons who cannot arrive until nine
o'clock will hear all of -fme. Blauvelt's
numbers and Mr.. Finnegan's group of I
Irish songs, missing only violin solo +
and possibly one vocal selection. There f
will be 500 of the soc. reserved seats on /
sale.
You may not realize it but musical
goods for presents are doubly appre-
ciative. You can enjoy them with
ear and eye. A Joy" with no sting"