Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-24


anything too good about my s145 and
s2.sb work pants for men" These
prices represent full value at 50 and
$3.50.
Snow Flake bread is pure goodness,
Ask Rand & Stearns to prove it to
your satisfaction.
Another fancy lot of house dresses at
Richmond's today for 79c. Remember
the big closing out sale of mems and
boys clothing.
SWIFT d Turner as usual demon
strate their title to the Quality and
value" slogan by offering a choice OF
aluminium wear for csc. The pieces
shown are coffee pots, sauce pans, pre-
serving kettles, berlin kettles and
double boilers. A heavy cotton dish
mop for &c today.
Slip warm sweater underneath
your coat these frosty nights. C. A.
Messer says that no garment can quite
replace the sweater in popular ia
vor. He has big line from which to
choose.
The woman who is anxious for a
spring flower garden has an excellent
opportunity to obtain bulbs at Rob-
bins Greenhouses. This is the correct
time to plant. The ad explains Order
your fresh, cut-fiowers for Sunday
early.
c. F. Bilodeau, the clothier, has Just
received another lot of Balmacaans.
the popular coat for Fall and Winter.
Prices $40 to $40.
At H. J. Merrick's you can take your
choice of lot of white shirt waists
that were bought TO sell from 81 to
$3.50 your choice only 29c. Women's
all black velvet hats in a big variety
of shapes at the very low price of 81 SO.
Big line of Bingham house dresses, long
kimonos and new. voile crepe and
muslin shirt waists in all sizes at the
low price of CSC.
l.. 5. Young's prices speak for
themselves, 4 hogs will provide roasts
at Ice pound, 25 lbs. sugar s125, fore
quarters lamb 10c, hind quarters 1Ec,
lamb chops 18c, peck onions zoe. II lbs.
sweets 25c, 80 lbs compound lard 1885.
20 Id. tub s1.65, 10 lbs. same soc. and
fiye-pound tin for 4Sc, chickens 22c ID,
homemade sausage tic.
Folsom's candy store was a busy
scene yesterday while they were pre-
pairing for today's treat Those delic-
ious assorted chips in six fiavors at
the low price of lie Fresh home
made cocoanut cakes, Sc doz. High
do nj,
sorted fiavors.
The best in home ranges at the Au-
gusta Furniture Company. Investigate
the practical merits of Howes ranges.
Oil heaters bedding and cold weather
outfittings.
Who's your machinist? Fifield Bros.
should answer this question for you
Wise people take their business where
they are equipped for doing anything
in mechanical line. Fifield Bros.
claim this distinction.
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E. Locke has a few fore quarters of
lamb at bargain today, 12c a pound.
He is also cutting up two fine pigs
and can supply his customers at the
usual low prices; 1Sc a pound for good
cut to fry or roast. Native chickens,
veal, homemade sausage, native BAG
on, etc, best Boston celery and lettuce,
Tokay grapes, fancy apples. A full
line of fine pastry, plenty baked beans
and brown bread
Saturday finds Weber & Hewett's
busy grocery and bakery with low
prices and abundant provision for the
weekend Grapes 1Oc basket, IL
pounds of sweets. 25c, roasting chick
ems, fowl and those delicious tidbits,
all-pork and tomato sausage. In
candy: nut caramels 19c, creamed
peanuts, 15c. Ounce, sweet apples
and Macintosh reds.
The Pierce Clothing Co. could equip
a man for Laborador as far as warm,
heavy clothing is concerned. Over
coats, fur coats, sweaters and mack
inaws; everything to keep out the cold.
Merrill Bros. neat market will sell
fowl at zoe today. Chicken, native
lamb and Sealshipt oysters suggest
appropriate Sunday dinners. A special
inducement in quart jars of large,
meaty olives at 25c. VIM. Tell Flour
Sc bbl., and 75c for "a IL lbs, Clinton
fresh chocolates 29c, Huylers molasses
candy 10c box, 3 for 25c.
H. g. Barker quotes $4.9S for some
odd lots of Austrian Velvour hats
which were bought to sell at So csc
takes away a white, all wool sweater
that was intended to bring $3.50 to
$3.50.
The D. w. Adams Co. Is creating
sensation in millinery by offering hats
worth up to $500 for $249. The sale
opens at 9 o'clock this morning. A
choice of stick-ups is part of the bar
gain. One hundred new suits arrived
this week from New York markets
and are now on exhibition in the gar
ment rooms. Very close prices guar
anteed.
Those delicious nut chips with
chopped walnuts and peanuts at j. G.
Johnson's today. Everybody likes
them-Such q crisn light TASTY ynoraal