Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-17
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N. Richmond has a striking value in
women's house dresses for today.
Ginghams and percales in all sizes up
to As, SIPS value for roc. Some very
pretty patterns. The big closing out
sale of mems and boys suits, over
coats and mackinaws commences
Monday. Today's advertisements con-
tain much valuable information.
The three factors of style, quality and
value predominant in the new fall
garments which Russell & Weston Co.
are showing. Their prestige in the
clothing business has been built up
and is retained through a never-relax-
ing care in the selection of garments
which combine style and quality to a
degree which insures highest satisfac-
ton for the purchaser.
L. s. Young sets new records with
his low prices today. From three hogs
cut up Friday he will have roasts and
pieces to fry for Ice ID. Thirteen
lambs will supply fores at 12c, kinds
at Ice and chops at 1Sc. Onions zoe
peck, 20 lbs. sugar s1.5s Fowl zoe lb.
IL lbs sweets 25c, barrel smoked
shoulders lac. Mackerel, Holsters and
halibut.
The Bowditch-Webster Co. has its
first batch of old-fashioned hoarhound
candy for today. One of the most pop
ular of drug store candies, zoe lb. A
new supply of swimming caps for the
women and proper athletic supporters
for the men.
H G. Barker offers women's $500
and $1,000 imported Austrian velour
hats for s4.98 today. The velours are
from the big-trouble zone and no more
are being brought into this country at
present.
AT the Rexall store: Maine Maid
Sweets, 29c, Initial stationery and in
itial correspondence cards, Csc per box.
Folsom's sanitary candy kitchen, the
home of hundreds of delicious treats
has prepared deliberately for Satur-
day, opera caramels in three f1avors,
Chocolate, vanilla and Coffee, tic Id.
Big values in slips and sl50 house
dresses of good percale and bingham,
hamburg trimmed all sizes very special
values at csc. Be sure to see our line
of ready to wear hats and untrimmed
shapes, big line and all at very low
prices, full line of stick-ups, flowers,
etc, for trimmings. Mems and women's
grey sweaters at ACC are great value,
see ad in this issue for other good
values at H. j. Merricks
F. L. Hersey has again cleaned up
his shelves of a lot of women's odd
sized and narrow width boots and OK
fords which he offers at a trivial sum-
The stock is taken from the regular
lines dorothy Dodds and Women's
Walk Overs) which sell regularly for
SO and $3.50. They happen to be mar
row widths and odd lots but many a
woman has been nightly pleased with
them and has congratulated herself
that she did have a narrow foot 79c
a pair is all that's asked
Weber & Hewett have again start
ed manufacturing their tomato and
all-pork sausage. Every one who has
tried these dainty pure meat delicacies
will welcome their return to the DILL OF
fare. Not the cheapest but, by ali
odds, the best home made sausage.
Chicken, fowl and fresh native pork
also today. In the candy window Bit
ter Sweets and Krispy Silk at 29c Id.
Seventeen fresh cocoanut cakes in
sealed package 10c. Spinach, celery,
lettuce, parsnips in the grocery de-
partment.
Gym" shoes, both rubber and eath-
er soled at J. F. Bilodeau's for men,
women and youths
At Swift & Turner's the home of
quality and value, you will find today
a special quart aluminium sauce pan
for 10c and II OF. gray enamel bread
raiser with cover for 49c. Notice the
big display of electric portable lamps.
The Messer Co. has the big deal for
today in neckwear. 1t is positively
amazing the value given for a half
dollar. BY way Of illustrating his as
sertions, Mr.. Messer took a handsome
pink scarf from the box. tied knots in
it, crumpled it into a ball and stamp
cO VA IL, SlQSh pms III IL anu duSOiult-
ly abused it, but lol it came out as
smooth and pin proof as when taken
from the box. Added to this fifty
cents worth of value he adds a rolled
gold scarf pin guaranteed for one
year. (The tie is guaranteed for six
months every day wear.)
Why we sell a piano for less
money is the title of an advertise.
ment by Cyr & Savoie to be found on
the classified page.
Fifield Bros. have a great variety of
electrical auto supplies. A visit to their
display rooms will convince you
j. B. Farrelrs little store of big val
ues" is Stuffed to the ceiling with GOOD
trades in fall wears for men.
G. W. Wadleigh, the cash grocer,
has some startling low prices in his