Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-26
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(Advertisements)
Brother Bill" is the title applied to
some very attractive soft hats at the
C. A. Messer Co. store. Young men
will find them to their liking.
Swift & Turner Co. concentrate
attention on vacuum washers today.
$3.50 value for 60 cents. They are
a practical device for lessening house
hold labors. Can not injure fabrics
and have nothing to get out of order.
The popular aluminium sauce pan offer
is still in force today. A nest of four
pans $1.19 or sold separately for IS cts,
70 cts, 80 cts. or 40 cts, according to
size.
Just to introduce Tee-Lax tablets for
headache, constipation and indiges-
ton John Coughlin will give absolute
ly free, while they last, pair of fam
lily scales with each purchase of %
cent box of this reliable remedy. Sat
urday candy today, as usual at the
busy RexaH store 29 cts. a. box.
One of the most appreciated inno-
vations in boys clothing is the Tape
less Blouse which does away with the
run-in elastic or tape. These time
savers for mothers. e. E. Davis offers
today for 80 cts. They are splendidly
made and colors are best suited for
keeping clean.
Again Bowditch- Webster Co. offer
mammoth packages of sanitary toilet
tissue for 20 cts. It's a whaling big
bundle for a quarter.
c. F. Bllodeau is fortunate in having
a darge assortment of fall top coats OF
the Balmacaan style made up in inn
ported English worsteds. It is likely
that by another season there will be
no imported goods offered. Fifty cent
blouses in pleasing variety of patterns
today 80 cts
F.. Locke is making some low prices
to attract trade for today Native
pork to fry or roast 18c. h.; native
salt pork ~ lbs. for 81. Yellow ban
tam corn 10c. dozen; good cooking ap-
pies 20c. peck. Star sweet potatoes 10
los. 25c; quarts cranberries Csc. He
is showing some fine caulifiower. To-
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| Things are booming in the pastry
/ line, look at the north window. Leave
your order early for beans and brown
+ bread.
At H. ]. Merrick's yeu can buy your
i choice of about 70 girls dresses to
IA year sizes regular 81 and s1.25 val
! ues for only 69c. Made of good ging-
hams and percales and all this sea-
! sons STYLES. Also a lot of women S
/ house dresses, Bingham and percale
! dress skirts and shirt waists in all
sizes. these are regular 81 and Sis
values and although they are slight
! ly soiled they are bargains at 49c.
This is the season of new goods, the
/ most interesting shopping time of the
year. Tile D. w. Adams Co. with char
acto-istic enterprise have their big
store full of fresh, clean, inviting mer-
chandise. The new styles are being
shown here--the new colors, shapes
and shades This year there is greater
novelty in a more distinctive American
note to the fashions. You will have
many happy surprises when you visit
| this store.
Just at the right moment H. u bar
ker trots out some big bargains in
fall tops coats for boys - to Il. Val
ues $3.50 to 81 and full of comfort and
serSicc-today $19S.
Chernowsky has only the last end OF
a tremendous job on housedresses-
Last Saturday he sold $50 from the
lot but fully as many more await buy
ers today. There are apparently just
as many pretty and desirable patterns
now as ever The 81 and 81 tags are
still on them but S75c will take away
the prettiest one you can pick. Sizes
94-44. A wonderful value in women
tan hose at Pike. a pair
Weber & Hewett are having run
on Concord grapes, Zoe a basket today,
but not more than baskets to Gus
toner. Ten pounds of sweet potatoes
/ 25c Fresh garden stuff, celery. egg
plant, cauliflower, lettuce are appetiz-
ing suggestions. In candy they have
a tasty assortment of Turkish delight
with nuts Fowl, chicken and cooked
meats in the meat department. Baked
delicacies, beans and brown bread as
usual.
L. 5. Young hits the low places with
his prices today Fore quarters lamb
Zoe; legs Ice; quarts cranberries 25c;