Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10


at zoe. h. country eggs 22c doz.. 8
quarts pea beans 25c., Blackwell flour
$3.50 Dbl. Csc. bag, 20 lb. tub Jewel
compound lard, $3.50 potato chips.
fresh today 3 pkgs. 25c., Wards fruit
bread, Summit beans Sc. can, pkg.
seeded raisins 25c, 'Stickney & Poor's
cream tartar zoe. Id. See ad for COM
bination offer on sugar and flour and
other low prices.
Beane & Cross make a very fine
showing of suits selected 10 sell which
accounts for their so often having the
preference shown them by We'll dressed
men. Today only a special value in
regular soc. light weight ribbed under
wearwear for csc.
Eckfords, the finest of sthe sweet pea
mixtures, only five cents an ounce at
Bowditch and Webster's, tail and
dwarf nasturtiums at the same price
and complete line of Rices northern
grown flower seeds in packages.
If ladies will only step into Chernow-
sky's and see the two genuine bar
gains ne partly gives you there would
be no disappointment" Muslin
drawers, fine and hamburg trimmed,
actual value 59c.. today only 39c. Be
prepared to be surprised not only with
those but with fine muslin night
dresses. hand embroidered, an ama2-
ing value truly, while they last only
SOC. Don't delay.
Special this week at Jaeksons Drug
Store, a niekled tooth brush holder
free with each package OF Williams
Dental Cream at 25c. Have You visit
ed the new sanitary soda fountain?
Mardens vanilla, strawberry or choco-
late ice ceram served here, all the
new drinks, including milk and egg
shakes from 8 this latest innovation
fountain. A new package of Saturday
chocolates. also West Point chocolates
at 29c. pound pkg. The best sleeps
wool carriage sponge at soc. each.
Jackson.s sexahssAgents. r=.-z---=-
J. B. sFarrell's fine dress shirts he
sells at cut prices" Headquarters
here for all kinds of canvas gloves he
was a manufacturer of them.
ell the seeds, bulk and packages
Lucky to have nice chicken, fowl and
lamb, today, strawberries and all the
green stuff, Summer drinks appear
ing. Big stock of grape juice.
The r. w. Soule Emporium advertise
summer furnishings in this issue. Note
their low price of $685. for Couch
Hammoeks, complete with wind shield
spring, wool mattress, chains. and
hooks. They certainly have a BIZ
stock of porch furniture at very rea
sonable prices, and pay the freight on
same to any depot on the Maine Cen
trail.
May be last Saturday to buy thos
high grade extra sec, chocolates fof
33c. Id. Always keep in mind the
place for linen initial stationery at 25c.
a box at Coughlin's Drug Store
j. G. Johnson makes his fig fruit
bar for today at lie. ID. If you want
a rich treat try this Do try his ice
cream, made from extra high test
cream, very rich, smooth and delicious.
If you want the cutest sanitary af-
fair for a toothbrush holder you ever
saw, call at Swift & Turner Cos. to-
day. Can't describe it, but you will be
pleased when you see it, only costs
10c., today. A IL quart agate white
lined pail for 49c is really wonder
Glass cemetery or lawn vase only 10c
while they last.
Fl. G. Barker Cos. X. E. blouses
for boys. no collars, SOC. value, 25c., 81
value. soc. What more could one ask
Great showing here of little folks
wearing apparel of all kinds.
Miller's Fruit Store, assorted anl
plain vanilla chocolates 13c ib., 2 lbs
25c. Chocolate nut earamels PIC. h.
awfully nice and rich. Tremendous
bargains in grape fruit, last time such
values. The big As count fer 25c., Sc
cure share, firm and nice; very fancy
red Oregon apples 20c doZ. and up
Buster Brown" grade. Plenty new
pines and real fancy oranges just ar
rived.
ID. w. Adams Co. make an extra spe-
cial in dresses at $685. linens. voiles
and ratine. 81 to $3.50 saved, about 20,
in lot Sure to see the silk ankle hose
black, white and tan, ladies will
appreciate these at soc.
Take a little walk and see the large
fine stock of the Augusta Furniture
Co. formerly Chernowsky's Big
new stock here well arranged for show
ing. Today, as a leader their line baby
go-carts. etc, at special
prices, sort of Introductory.
Bankruptcy Proceedings.
First meetings of creditors were held
at the office of the referee in bank
ruptcy for Kennebec county. Friday
forenoon, in the following cases: In
the case of Phileas Garant of Augusta
and William Towle of Sidney no as
sets were discovered, no trustees were