Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-01
AUGUSTA LOCALS
(Advertisements)

The Pierce Clothing Company
makes deep cuts in its clothing ana
haberdashery. Nothing that is sea-
sonable or desirable is reserved. An
opportunity of exceptional note.
The Augusta Furniture Company
suggests the need Of door mats now
that the streets have been anointed
with oil. Iron. rubber and husk.
Notice their important refrigerator
announcement.
There's the suggestion of the cool
sea breezes in the Chernowsky ad.
this morning. Many items of par
ticular interest for those who stay at
home. One item not mentioned in
the ad. is children's suits in broken
sizes. The price tags all read $3.50
and Si.25 but soc. is the Saturday
price. Many beautiful patterns and
seasonable. The MILDLY blouses are
worthy of particular notice. OF
course everyone will want a tin of
talcum powder-Babcock's Corylopsis
"a regular 15c. tin for 10c. Oriental
Creams. Kinds Honey Almond Cream
and all the beach requisites.
Celery, sweet peppers and hot
house tomatoes have made their ap-
pearance in the market at Weber &
Hewett's. Fancy native peas, lamb
and broilers suggest appetizing din
ners. The bakery department has
the popular call with its Saturday
beans and brown bread. Occident
bread and toothsome cakes. In fruits
peaches and pears.
Twenty-Five cents today purchases
a soc. pair of silk hose at the C. A.
Messer Co. The big sale of mems
clothing continues. offering opportuni-
ties of genuine merit in every depart
ment of mems wear.
Merrill Bros neat store is brimful
of summer good things. Ten bushels
of very fancy telephone peas picked
yesterday afternoon. Bunch beets,
sweet corn. celery, green peppers
broilers and native spring lamb for
Sunday dinners. Cooked ham and
cooked tongue ready to serve.
Rand & Stearns' Snowflake Bread
is standing the severe test for purity
wholesomeness and satisfactory
quality.
To buy a good piano, one should
consult with Mr.. Savoie of Cyr &
Savoie near new r. r. Bridge, Au-
gusta.
All children's hats (shown in their
windows) straw, linen, white duck and
others for summer and fall wear ac-
tually bought to retail for soc, now
Csc, at E. E. Davis & Co.'S big store
Attention is called to Fif1eld Bros
ad. of today. 1t is Of interest to local
and out of town people owning cars
and those desiring high class service
in machine and garage work.
See the price list ad of "the little
store of big values" in today's Jour-
nal j. B. Farrell is making some
special prices to men for ten days
only.
Marie Saunders homemade sweets
have won firm place with Augusta
people, surely, as Bowditch- Webster
Co. report constantly increasing sales
OF this product. The pound and half
pound packages contain some of the
most delicious nut and fruit centers
preserved in liquid cream and incased
in heavy coatings of rich chocolate.
Thirty-five and sixty-five cents is
considerably low for chocolates of
such high quality
This is the first day of the August
cleanup sale which the D. w. Adams
Co. present for the advantage of mid
summer vacationists and economy
seekers. The event is staged at a time
most opportune. Every desirable
piece of merchandise that can appro-
priately find place in a summer ward
robe is included in the wholesale
clearance.
j. F. Bilodeau, the shoeist, has
bought from the creditors of Joseph
Galarno, Lewiston, Me, the entire
stock of pumps and oxfords for men.
women and children. and offers them
for sale at his Augusta store at econ
omy prices. A conspicuous lad" tells
the whole story.
At. E. Locke's today you find ma
tive lamb. native pork and veal. fan
cy broilers. fowl. Special price on
forequarter lamb, 15c per pound. He
has nice lot Of green stuff fresh
from the garden, string beans. peas.
lettuce, tomatoes, cukes, etc. A nice
lot OF raspberries and blueberries. also
some fine peaches. In the bakery de-
partment you will find the best bread
and pastry material and workman
snip can make. E. Locke intends to
have enough baked beans and brown
bread to fill all orders but those who
order early are sure Of having their
orders filled promptly-Adv.
Inc condition of Hon. Thomas 7
Lynch is reported to be improving
steadily