Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-28

this Sale.-AdV.
The handsome window display of
Sunkist oranges made by the Augusta
Fruit Co. at their Cony House store
has attracted deserved attention. A
picture has been taken and it will be
entered in competition with pictures OF
other displays of Sunkist fruit from
all parts of the country. Sunkist
oranges are seedless, tree ripened, thin
skinned fibreless. A sweet, juicy doz-
Ell. large and luscious, % cents today.
ADV.
Huyler's candies with their wide
world reputation are made in an end
less variety of sweet ways. Bowditeh-
Webster Co. have the line, raspberry,
lemon, orange and hoarhound tablets
SO desira bic for tickling of the throat
as wei, as of the palate. For chocolate
dipped sweets they praise Marie
Saunders perfect product of a perfect
kitchen. a box of tempting surprise
delicaeies.-Adv.
This is the last day which Mrs y.
Goodwin will be at Coughlins Rexall
store and 20 accommodate as many as
possible in the demonstration OF Har-
mony Toilet requisites she will remain
at the store all day instead of visiting
homes as has been done. Mr. Coughlin
and Mrs. Goodwin both extend a cordial
invitation 20 women to call. Harmony
toilet articles are worth knowing.
ADV.
Women, YOU owe it to your
husbands TO tell them of Bithers offer
on razors and strops today. The pick
from an assortment of razors ranging
from s1.00 to s2.0G and strops ALWAYS
sold 1t soc, both for SOC. IT is inccn-
ceivably low. There's an ad but the
goods are more worthy than an ad
can describe them.-Adv.
For few days longer F. L. Hersey
will continue his sensational mark
downs on winter overshoes. The as
sortment is large and includes sizes
for the whole family. Mr.. Hersey
claims the lowest prices ever offered
ADV.
l.. s. Young reports low prices TODAY.
housekeepers rejoice Halibut lac h.,
salmon 16c h., fresh cod 10c lb., fresh
herring &c h.. fresh mackerel. lbs
25c, lambs legs lie h., roast beef l6c
lb., smoked shoulders 13c lb.-Adv.
For canvas belt, cord wood saws
wrenches, etc, go to F'tfield Bros. Co
ADV
Cohen's fire sale has been a demon
stration of excellent values in shoes
If you have been unable to view the
assortment this is a good day to take
the opportunity. Nothing is with
held from the wholesale markdown.-
Adv.
+. r. Partridge of the Temple
Pharmacy in addition to filling pre-
scriptions standardized by unfailing
accuracy. purity and dispatch, has a
full line of druggists sundries such as
trusses, sickroom supplies, bath room
requisites and toilet articles.-Adv.
The Augusta Furniture Co.'s sale
comes at a time very desirable. Spring
cleaning time is here and there are
many helpful suggestions in SUBJ
stantial home furnishings in this COM
pany's line. Goods are attractive
prices low.-Adv.
Chernowsky's the store for women
has price tags on women's garments
that mean quick buying. Coats, suits
and furs must be sold to make room
for spring styles. Their ad. appears
in this issue. Advance showings OF
new spring styles.-Adv.
Flannel shirts, the warm, COM
Portable, substantial kind. The
Pierce Clothing Company selects this
item as being the most interesting for
today and Monday. Prices: $1.00
now 75c., formerly $3.50, today s1.15
$2.0O quality cut to $1.45, and the%s25C
tag changed to $1.75.-Adv.
E. w. Church in addition to the
special attraction in his ad, offers
for the Sunday treat and spinach, let
tuee and celery for dinner. Early de-
liveries. Telephone 616.-Adv.
Bilodeau the shoeist (to distin-
guish him from his brother the
clothier) has piled his window with
women's storm rubbers at soc. per
pair and a queenly assortment Of
womens high cut $3.50 and $500 boots
which are marked $1.9S.--Adv.
J.. G.. Johnson once in a while can
afford to give those delicious and rich
cocoanut caramals at only lie. ID.
Buy freely for Sunday, also of the 40c.
assorted chocolates at 29c. lb.-Adv.
Miller's Fruit Store is full of bar
gains. Favorite snow flakes, lie.
h.. soft walnut nuggets, lac. h.. pea