Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-06

w mite anu OtIleI bOWSi
troubles, the twin scourges of the poul-
try yard. can be scientifically treated
by consulting the booklet which the
Bowditch- Webster Co. has for free dis
tribution. The remedies suggested are
nonpoisoneus and may be given free
ly. Nothing but the best results can
follow.
Just as the Journals ad man step
ped into Chernowsky's yesterday the
Express team drove up with a half
dozen big bundles. Mr.. Chernowsky
got his eye on them and eagerly began
cutting the ropes. "Ah," said he, this
is what have been waiting for. TWEEN
ty-five dozen mercerized petticoats in
blue, black, emerald green and tango
and absolutely the best so cent petit
coat on the market. l am going to
have some fun with them, 29c Satur-
day only, or as long as they last. Mon
day they go UP to the old price"
The Pierce Clothing Co. has a most
complete line of summer underwear.
B. V. DIS and Porosknit in every style,
long sleeves and short sleeves, knee
length and ankle length. Today 25c
values will go at 19c, soc at 39c, $1.o0 at
75c, $1.50 at s1.15, $500 at $3.50 and $3.50
at $1.75.
Mothers have learned the conven-
fence and comfort of union suits for
the youngsters from to 16 years of
age. +. E. Davis & Co. have lavishly
provided for summers heat in this
department Today, soc values at 39c.
he
enthusiastic statements of Turner &
Price look like new longer than most
shoes. Good material all through.
good workmanship and a policy of
fairness in selling, bring to you shoes
that please as thoroughly months later
as when you purchase them. All the
summer lasts now showing.
La Marca and Official Seal cigars
have become such a popular favorite
with the men that John Coughiin, the
Rexall druggist, has decided to make
| them a permanent feature of his Sat
| urday specials. Women will be glad
to know that Mr.. Coughlin has just
received a fresh supply of Colorite, a
preparation for making old hats look
like new Csc bottle, an amount suf-
ficient for several hats.
Baby carriages, refrigerator and oil
stoves constitute the official program
at the Augusta Furniture Co. The
prices as will be seen in the ad are
reasonably low. A host of suggestions
for new homemakers are in evidence
at this store.
Follow closely the bargain week at
Swift & Turner Co. This is an annual
event on which Mr.. Swift puts great
stress. Space forbids the enumeration
of the I01 useful things which have
been reduced in price for this sale.
From the great mass of bargains the
Thermax electric fat iron which is sold
for ESQ and an old f1atiron and the
big double boiler at 10c stand out as
leaders of leaders.
Pansy day with Robbins, the florist,
who has transplanted thousands of
plants ready for distribution. You are
always welcome at the Winthrop street
| greenhouses. Call IN any day and get
breath of summer.
The r. w. Soule Emporium offer as
a Saturday Special 1000 bottles of
Furniture Polish at 10 cents each.
Regular Csc size and guaranteed salts
factory. A few more of those Jap
Mating Rugs at 10 cents.
E. Locke has nice poultry for today,
native pork, native spring and western
lamb. Plenty of home cured ham and
bacon and is still making sausage. For
green stuff, spinach, wax beans, cukes,
asparagus, bunch beets, tomatoes. let
tuce and radishes. Some fine naval
oranges at moderate prices also big
trade in grape fruit, three for Csc. 30