Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-27
Saturday Locals.
CAdvertisements.)

Men, women and children's new fall
mackinaws make gay window show
ing at II. G.. Barker Co.'S.
No fire, smoke or water, but the
prices on blankets at the r. w. Soule
Emporium are special for few days,
only % cents to $i.45. Now is your
opportunity.
f. L. Davis & Co today remembers
the mothers who buy most of the hose
for the boys. The best, you pay 25c.
for other days, only 19c. today. Look
through the new attractions in The
childrens department
II J. f. Turner's low prices at his ne v
Pettinsill Corner store is calling in
lots of trade
The Augusta Furniture Co. make
fine showing of their big fall stock of
furniture. carpets, rugs, stoves, etc.
Also a good place to look for bargains
in second hand goods. just now lots
parlor stoves, bureaus, commodes, etc.
You may think fall caps and flannel
shirts are speeialties at j. 3. Farrells
cut price store when you see the big
stock received for fall trade. Fact IS,
this little store is packed full of many
lines for men.
The weather this fall is sure to
make a rough skin. L. r. Partridge's
cold cream is fresh made. The large
15c. bottle only 10c. today
| AT the Pierce Clothing Co. for Sat
urday and Monday you can get your
sweater at a great saving for all the
best makes, including the Cakes Bros.
Sweater, all colors and shapes of col
lars See window. $500, $500 and
$500 values only $2.75, $500 and $3.75,
$3.50 sweaters for $2.75, $500 for 500,
$3.50 for $5.25, $500 for $3.50, with or
without collars, also cheap ones.
Great bargain day at Swift X
Turner Co.'S, make sure to call and
see. Five packages excellent toilet
paper, 1000 full count sheets, regular
size for only CSC. Do see this alumni
mum in, pie plate, a gem, don't wear
out or rust, only 10c. today, truly "a
fruit jars, very neat and convenient,
place for number jar and name fruit,
come in books of 200 at 15e.; &c. today
for book. Better buy the Mason and
double safety jars at 49c. and soc
This is a very low price.
"Out of the high priced district" n
Richmond makes announcement at the
head of his catchy ad. Consider it
and read the ad.
Chernowsky's grand opening of fall
garments attracts the multitude. La :
dies who are looking for a suit or coat
as near perfection as possibly in style
and fit, one no other lady will appear
in.
Plenty native roasting chickens
broilers and fowl at Weber &,
Hewetts. Are you patron of this
fancy bakery department if SO nc
word of the scribe is necessary to con-
vince you of the excellence of the
good things that come from the hands
of these experts.
f.. Locke has native pork to fry or
roast, Ice. per pound, native chicken
and fowl, fresh home made sausage
also a new lot of native bacon just out
the smoke house, nice lot finnen
haddies just in, peaches and pluns
for preserving, native grapes for
jelly. Tokay and basket grapes, nice
cauliilower, Boston celery, sweet po
tatoes, cranberries, quarts 25c., etc.
etc.
Quality" is admitted to be one of
the chief attractions at Merrill Bros
grocery. Also a full and complete
stock to select from pleases ladies who
do the buying. In their ad, you can
read and see price quotations for to-
day.
3. r. Folsom at both stores is re-
peating for today and Monday his lo,v
prices of last week. Blackwell -four
at $3.50 per Dbl, 69c. bag. eggs SOC
dozen, butter 3Sc., butterine zoe. h.
II lbs. sweets CSC. 3 quarts cranber-
ries 25c., another lot of those picnic
hams at 13e. Id. A combination offer
of l Id. tea and Id. coffee, warranted
to please, at 39c. for both. See al.
for full list of bargains.
Get out of the rut. try the best and
get acquainted with really good