Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-04
SATURDAY LOCALS.
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Melville Smith & Son, the enter
,rising piano and music dealers, are
ffering some EXCEPTIONALLY good bar
aims in slightly used pianos that have
,een rented during the summer. Safe |
lot to purchase until you have looked
,ver these bargains. They also have
splendid line of new pianos just froIn
he factory. III
Saturday finds Weber Il Hewett
we'll supplied with fall vegetables and
table delicacies. Celery, spinach
.aulinower and lettuce fresh from the
Boston markets. A few baskets Of
New York peaches for canning and
some excellent Malaga and Tokay
grapes We're noticeable offerings.
Baked beans and brown bread as |
usual in the bakery department. |
fresh arrival of Caldwell's coffee has |
just come in.
y. Richmond announces his fall
fashionable opening for Monday and
Tuesday of next week. An inspection
of the late arrivals for ladies, misses
and children should guarantee libe-
eral attendance at the opening
The Augusta Furniture Co. have u
special bargain today in a new $1.5o
rocker for only csc. Also look here for
bargain in second hand furniture and
stoves.
A Dover sad iron with heat retain
ing hood is a special at Swift q
Turner Co.'S not to be overlooked. To-
day the set of three, also handle and
stand, only CSC A dustless antiseptic
dry mop for 39c. All know it is way
below regular price. Those lightning
mixers at 25c. for pints and 39e. for
quarts are great values.
Today F. T. & w. T. Noble are
showing a special new line of diamond
engagement rings from $1,000 to 5000
in value. They invite you to inspect
them at their sales room opposite
Cony House. upstairs. See ad.
At Beane & Cross store, winter un
derwear, one lot of s1.00 wool shirts,
all in small sizes. to be closed ont
quickly at half price. Also a small |
lot of fine jersey ribbed shirts and
If your size is here it's chance not to |
be missed.
Fifield Bros. Co. have just received |
shipment of cord wood saws, all sizes.
also enamels, and stains for automo-
bile tops. Ford supplies and parts at
Capital garage near Augusta House.
Adv.
All soc. and 75c. shirts for 39c. for
Saturday and Monday at Pierce Cloth
ing Co.
Nice lot chickens at l.. S. Young's.
Great values in smoked shoulders, 12c.
b., forequarters lamb, 11o. h., sweet
potatoes, 13 lbs. 25c., peaches, 81 crate.
New arrival tinker mackerel, oysters
and CLAIMS.
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At +. Locke's today you can find
plenty native pork, fancy chicken and
fowl, home made sausage, Boston cell
cry and lettuce, black Mexican corn,
best sweet potatoes, grapes grape
fruit, etc, etc.
If you know the read value of Sweet
Orr overalls, You may be sure J. b.
Farrells offer for 10 days is big saw
ing. Regular 81 overalls for 75c All
is see these and judge for yourselves.
Also Middlesex 15c. hose for Zoe. is
truly tremendous saving.
"EgAXN
f. E. Davis & Co. take great pride
in their children's department. Par
ents should inspect the new things that
have arrived The greatest value in
boys hose always sold at Csc, today
only 19c. Just as we'll save the &c.
Smart autumn garments" Where
would you expect to see them? Call
at Russell & Weston Cos. and notice
the ladies who take the elevator to the
second floor. 1t is a pretty good indi-
cation that this is o center" of fash
ions, attractions in suits, coats, etc.
Chernowsky is Strong in the suit
and coat department. This means they
have distinctive styles that satisfy
shoppers. Sure to see them.
I'VE announce the opening of our |
new infants wear department on Sat |
Irday, Oct. A." This is sufficient |
Mothers will be present to see the at
fractions Just read the ad. of d. w. |
Adams Co.
Lowney's Chocolates in great vari-
,ty, from % cents to 81 box, all new
goods received. this week, at Bow
iitchN ehster Co.'S: also Marie Saun-
lers' Home made Sweets, the perfect
product OF the perfect kitchen. 80 and
Il cents a box. See their window dis
)lay.-AdN.
Miss Elizabeth Regain, stenographer
n the railroad commissioners office at
he State House, will leave, Saturday
morning, for brief visit in Bangor.
Walter Whitman Hendee, who has
zen passing the month of September
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. c.
Iendee. has returned to Boston, where
e viii pursue a special course in med