Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-28

som and Sons. Here also a Acc. box
| of chocolates, full pounds, at 29c.
1t is safe to say that any man can
be fitted to an overcoat If he will call
at the Pierce Clothing Co. This is
the home of Styleplus SIT clothes and
host of other equally strong values.
Fur coats in great variety are also
assembled here.
Mothers who have not yet provided
| for the comfort of their young hope
| fuls or who have been waiting for a
mark down, will find big value in q
few broken lots of overcoats today, at
Z. E. Davis & Co., IS and Sc values
for s29s and So and $3.50 coats for
1913. The $2.9s price is for a long
dressy coat with black velvet collar,
| while those priced at s1.9S are for
shorter lengths and In lighter color.
The R. w Soule Emporium offers
as Saturday special. 100 galvanized
coal hods 29c. each. Sold in most
| places for 40c. s
The Russell & Weston Co. extends a
| genuinely cordial invitation to the
public to shop now for Christmas.
| You are even invited to make pur-
chases now to be laid aside for de-
! livery any time before Christmas.
| Christmas selections will be packed in
| holly boxes. This special service has
met with great favor in past years
and will be increased this year. The
| fur department here Is enjoying
great attention now. 1t is safe to say
that the gathering eclipses anything
shown on the Kennebec. The spe-
| cial for today is a cleanup of wo-
mems and children's gray, white and
red sweaters at s1.00. all sizes.
G. w. Wadleigh makes a special
concession on lot of cranberries:
Six quartes for Csc, on account of the
presence of a few soft ones. Five
grape fruit 25c. and small chicks at
/ 1Sc. pound.
The ]. F. Pierce store is displaying
an attractive line of Christmas cards,
seals, tags and novelties on the main
| floor.
Boys storm boots in sizes from 8
| to SIC marked at 81 and SO is one of
the attractions at ], f. Bilodeau's to-
! day. fo#
Women's so cent umbrella today for
10 cents at C. A. Messer & Co.
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A bear weighing about 120 pounds
will hang today in front of Merrill
Bros. store. The specimen fell be-
fore the rifle of Chas. Russell of Vas
| salboro while he was on hunting
trip on the East Branch of the Penob-
scot. Orders may be left for steaks
| to be delivered the first of the week.
| For special selling today there are
chickens at zoe. pound and quart jars
of Libby's large meaty olives at 25c.
j. G.. Johnson invites your atten-
ton to his chips, freshly made yester-.
day afternoon in peanut and walnut.
! lie. is the special price and one taste
will convince you of their delicious
ness. For something new ask for
Chop Suey," the latest CONNECTION.
| John Coughlin will give double
| value in a tooth brush and tooth
paste today. A regular 25c. Good
sense brush and 25 cent tube Of
! Rexall tooth paste for 20 cents. Re-
member the Maine Maid sweets at
29c. They are always fresh and
wholesome.
]. B. Farrelrs little store of big
| values" has many unquestionable
values in flannel shirts. chief among
them is $3.50 value sold for s1.7s,
! Wright health underwear CSC. a gar
ment or s195 for union suit High
Rock and Harrowers 45c. garment.
A lot of SOC Flannelette nightgowns
have been marked at SO cents today at
Chernowsky's store for women. The
stocks at this store have taken
on the Christmas appearance and it
is none too early to begin making Sc
lections. The coat and suit depart
ment on the second floor continues to
show all the new and desirable mer-
chandise from New York and Boston.
E. l.. Winslow will again please the
public with his freshly made chips at
tic pound. Kisses today 15c per pound,
peanut brittle 10c, fancy ribbon candy,
| Is cents pound. AT the soda fountain
you will find an inviting menu of hot
drinks consisting of beef tea, matted
milk, matted clam, tomato bouillon,
chocolate and coffee.
| l.. S. Young's low prices for the day
are: Sugar rs pounds for s1.So, fore
legs of lamb lie, compound lard SC
pound, pure lard 12c pound, hamburg
Ice pound, 16 oranges for rs cents.
Moose steak 40 cents pound.
| E. Locke has few large turkeys
and gees also plenty good chicken for
today He is also cutting up some
| fine native pigs. No war prices when
| you can buy a good cut to fry or
| roast for 1sc. per pound. Plenty
| homemade sausage. A few more or
| those nice cranberries A quarts for
| 25c Everything. in green stuff. The
English plum pudding sold so well he
has fresh lot for today, also a good
supply of the. other good things in the
pastry line. Beans and brown bread
| for today. .ss
1t is indeed an exceptional oppor-
tunity which the d. w. Adams Co. Of
fes to women in need Of a fall or win