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

erS l5c d. freSn pig shoulders lac,
fancy roasting chickens, turkeys and
fowl, spinach, lettuce, celery, dollhouse
tomatoes, radishes, watercress, and
mushrooms. Order early.
At G. w. Quimby's Art Store you
will find about a dozen hand painted
hair receivers which have been selling
until today fer s1.00 up to s2.67, no two
alike and very handsome patterns, to-
day the price is cut square in the mid
die s1.00 receivers SOC and so on. Mr.
Quimby calls his store THE Store of
Thousand Gifts" and well it seems
when you survey the vast assembly of
holiday merchandise. Shop early and
shop in the morning.
Monday use Cote's Magic Water, the
great dirt remover, at all grocers.
Don't suffer from cold hands all win
ter is the suggestion which H. G. Bar
ker implies in his special today: gen.
uine black Coney muffs in the latest
styles, warm, comforta BILE and service
able at the extreme low price of 81 49,
To tell all the good things of John
Coughlin's Christmas stock would take
half column, but to enumerate Just
| a few of the leaders we mention
Eastman kodaks with all the latest
improvements including the new auto
graphic attachment, the, incompara BILE
little Brownies so popular with every
body, $1.00 watches guaranteed for a
year, His kind of cigars in gift boxes,
Her desire in Liggett's candies, and
everybody's wish in Symphony Lawn
stationery. Then there is the gilt
edge initial correspondence cards in
CSC boxes. Christmas cards and postals
and last. but not least, the famous
Maine Maid Sweets at &c.
Il. Locke is cutting up some more
of those nice native pigs and you can
buy good cut for Ice. pound. Ma
tive chicken, fowl, plenty lamb and
veal. Native ham and bacon, also
homemade sausage. A big trade in
grape fruit, for Csc, extra large
ones 8 for Csc. All the green stuff.
Five pounds fancy popcorn on the
ear, % cents, quarts fine cranber-
ries, Csc. Have a package of Wyap-
dotte powder put in your order. 1t
cleans your greasy dishes. Don't miss
the goodies in the bakery department
and save baking. Plenty beans and
brown bread.
f. l.. Winslow's window has as
sumed a partial holiday regalia with
large showing of chocolates in gift
boxes. From the kitchen today come
fresh buttercups, 15c. pound, and
chips at lie.
Boys Rah-rah hats with or without
ear protectors usually soc. will be
sold for 39c. at E. E. Davis & Co.
Read with care the big ad. in this is
sue; it tells of many correct things
that should be on your shopping list.
Cocoanut cakes &c. Dozen chocolate
crackers (40c. grade) 29c., Charlotte
russo, (Chase's make) lie. pound,
assorted flavors nut chips lac. and
seasonable fruits Of all kinds at Mil
ler's Fruit store.
L. S. Young's low price list for spot
cash: 20 pounds compound lard s1.60,
25 lbs. sugar SIPS, nice rib roast
pork 15c., fowl 17c., lamb chops Ice,
kinds Ice, fores 10c.. 8 pounds fresh
ground bone for poultry Csc, sausage
Tic, native ham 1Sc., a strip of bacon
1Sc. pound, Spie apples 20 peck, tin
ker mackerel loo. pound, clans in
the shell. finnan haddie. venison 35c.
pound, moose and bear meat.
heavy. ribbed. sweater coat (color
maroon) with pockets, $3.50 value,
for S5c. at the Mems Good Clothes
and Quitting Shop-C. a. Messers.
Merrill Bros. are making low prices
on VIM. Tell Flour, 241a pound bag
for 75c. Campbells soups. assorted
flavors, s1.00 per dozen, large russell
grapefruit, for csc, spinach, celery
and lettuce fresh arrived today.
The r. w. Soule Emporium has a
lot of, those Mission Oak stands that
they will again offer at 45 cents each.
Bargains. Twenty-Five Oak Rockers
with upholstered seats, s1,75 each.
Melville Smith & Son say in their
ad. this morning they have the larg-
est line of music rolls and bags in
the city. Would be well to see their
line before purchasing. They also
now at their store.
Three ten cent cakes of white, |
floating, imported CASTLE soap while |
they last, not more than one lot to |
customer, for 1oc. at Devine & Chad
bourne's.
The originator of the Teddy Bear