Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS AT
AUGUSTUS LEADING, STORES
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$1.00 and a box of stationery thrown
in for the usual price of the pen. Are
you going to make some one. happy
with the gift of a practical little
Brownie or an Eastman Kodak? Nj.
Coughlin has provided an immense
quantity of cigars in boxes ranging
from soc. to $3.50. Constantly increas
ing sales of Maine Made Sweets prove
tina you should put this candy on your
gift list. 1t is only 29c. a pound.
The Christmas sale of Hand EN-
broidered Towels, Center Pieces and
Sofa Pillows at half price has az
tracted early thrifty shoppers in large
numbers to the Lunt & Brann Com
pany. This store is the home of
hundred and one odd but useful fancy
novelties which add so much to the
Christmas Party bags and work
bags and complete assortment If
bath towels and handkerchiefs will
draw the attention of the average wo
man shopper here.
The Christmas shipment of Marie
Saunders Candy-the gift candy par
excellence, the irresistible and con-
vincingly delicious sweet-has arrived
at the Bowditch- Webster Company
store. 1t came this year in half, one
two, three and five pound boxes and
priced from 35c. to $500. If you have
never tried this candy and banker To-.
something different or better, try it.
And while you are there don't over
look the elaborate assortment of use
full leather travelling cases, Partisan
Ivory ware, manicure sets, smokers
articles, shaving sets, bilifolds, etc,
etc.
The North End Clothing Company's
rapid fire publicity has mustered
thrifty shoppers to the colors. Make
sure to read the big ad, this morning.
The G. A. Ellingwood Co. takes
great pleasure in showing you its wide
assortment of lasting home furnish
ings. Just at this time their stock is
freshened by the arrival of many APP
propriate small gifts for the home.
You are under no obligation to buy,
of course. but you will surely want 70
when you see what they have as
sembled for You.
If it is something in leather have
you thought of collar bag or
handkerchief case, tie case, travelling
bag or dress suit case? Beane & Cross
will be pleased to show you any one
of the above mentioned articles and
will appeal to your fancy with hand
some 5neckties in the latest colorings,
bright bathrobes and comfortable
gloves There is many bright sus-
gestion in gifts for HIM at this store
c. f. Bilodeau, the elothier, has
lot of % dark green sweaters. regu-
iarly priced at $3.50, $500 and $3.50
| for boys from 10 to 16 years which he
marks, at s1.50F for today. q.
Christmas comes Just week from
yesterday. only five more shopping
DAYS including today and the holiday
merchandise at Russell & Weston 20.
is rapidly melting away under the DIS
eliminating selections of the wise
shoppers. 1t is still in keeping to urge
| everybody to Shop At Ance, Shop To-
day and when you can, shop IN the
morning. A noteworthy display OF
dolls on the third floor. Don't fail 10
see them.
Gift iewelry is the center of attrac-
/ ton at Cyr & Savoies this week. This
! store is sole agent for Edison graph
ophones and records.
In addition to the special induce
ments IN the garment department
where they are selling everything at
| January prices the d. w. Adams Co
has a multitude of Christmas gift at
| fractions throughout the store. No de-
! partment has been neglected and from
! the four corners of the country thew
| have attempted to assemble the most
for the least.
r I. WinsIow's window in the
| Maine Farmer block has captivatins
trim of package chocolates and many
| homemade specialties. Today two
mound box of ribbon candy for Poe
| assorted favors buttercups, 15c.
III +. and assorted home made minis
lie.
A. M. Wight has a few "a parior
clocks left which he will sell Tor sz.e''
T. G young's low prices: % lbs SUI
COR 81. %. foreauarters lamb 10c; hind
quarters lamb &c.,: roast ION porh
1bc; lamb chops 1sc; pig MYERS ioc
smoke shoulders lac.
FOR cash at the store the Capita
Fish Market today sells Maine seal
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