Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-05

gift even. Another: A portable desk
or office lamp that ought to sell for
SIS. & T." price s2.9S every day.
To advertise, A NJ Wight today
offers six S-day, mahogany finish
clocks that strike, for $2.S7 each but
only one to a customer Such clocks
have never been sold for less than 81.
E. L. Winslows sanitary candy
kitchen has made ready for you today
Tango kisses CASUALLY Accent goods)
at 25c.. assorted flavors of chips at
17c fresh peanut taffy 10c. and but
tercups, in two fiavors. at 15c. Try
the delicious hot drinks at the soda
fountain Tomato. clam, coffee, ehoc-
olate and matted milk are some of the
flavors.
There's wealth of artistic merit in
the serviceable holiday merchandise
which now loads the counters at the
Bowditch- Webster Co. Take time 20
inspect the beautiful assortments
travelling sets, toilet requisites, mesh
bags, shaving sets, stems, desk Their
mometers, photo albums, medicine
cases, collar boxes, Partisan ivory
ware and smokers articles.
Prices are pleasing in their small
ness at Slosbergs Blue Store. There's
an ad, which explains more fully.
Scallops 35c. quart, large Providence
River oysters 39c. quart, and 10 lob
sters 15c. each at the Capital Fish
Market. These low prices are for cash
only and goods cannot be delivered.
The Holiday gift shop-The D. w.
Adams Co.'s bright in holiday attire
with sensible gift7goods for every
body from baby to grandmother
Plenty of time now to look at leisure;
another week and the Christmas rush
will be on. The garment department,
remember, has convincing arguments
in low prices for newest, finest tailored
coats and suits.
Two Royal Brand collars at Csc. is
good trade for any man any day.
But C. A. Messer, at the mems good
clothes and Quitting shop, knowing
we'll that a man always has use for
an extra handkerchief, will present,
free, a Sealpackerchief, soft-laundered
handkerchief to each purchaser Of two
Royal collars.
Slippers for the little tots find a
prominent place in ]. F. Bilodeau's
holiday displays. They are reason
ably priced (45c. to SD and come IN
sizes from to IL.
Prices go to pieces but quality re-
mains firm in union suits at the Pierce
Clothing Co. 81 garments 75c. $50
value s1.15, 50 quality $1.45, $3.50
grade s1.S5. Don't let the big line of
holiday goods escape your attention
here.
In Russell & Weston's coat and suit
department sensational markdowns
are in order Think OF buying a s25
suit or coat for SIS, Thank a back
ward season for such bargain. The
garments are for women and misses
and will be sold from the newest and
most representative of this firms
goods. Opportunity is surely knock
ing.
Have you seen the Parker pens with
rills? They are the latest develop
ment in this scientific writing instru-
ment.
Cohen in the Journal Block is offer
ing saving prices on rubbers.
Gold Seal rubbers are made Of Para
rubber only. the most expensive gum
imported, and they contain absolutely
no shoddy. Stevens & Ballard guar
antee that the Gold Seal will give the
service of from two to three pairs of
ordinary rubbers. 1t is not what you
pay: 1t is what you get that counts.
Karl Collins, just across the bridge
on Cony street, will take your sub
scriptions to popular magazines at
club rates. Notice the books in the
circulating library, only cents per
day.
Neavy rib roasts at zoe. pound at
Merrill Bros. Native pork, heavy
freshly killed chickens and Sealshipt
oysters are other specials in the meat
department. Heavy russell grapefruit
for CSC A package of old-fashion
molasses kisses, in packages &C., for
25c.
Melville Smith & Son offer some
good suggestions for Christmas gifts.
Read their ads They have two dem
onstrators so their patrons can hear
the music played.
B. E. Folsom's special sale today re-
veals some very low prices. Van
Camps milk, large size, Z lac can by
the dozen; Stickney & Poors cream
tartar, 40c Id; eggs. guaranteed, soc
doz.; butter, 32c h.; 20 Id. tub COM
pound. $1.57; ! ID glass jars cocoa,
csc lb; salmon, 10c can; combination
offer of 25 Id. gran. sugar, $1.06; / Id.
tea, 39c; 2 lbs. coffee, SIC, total for the
lot, 50. Diana Flour, $3.50 Dbl; 1-8 Dbl.
bags, zoe. See ad for other bargains.
e. Locke is making some extra low