Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-02-07


are suggestions in today's ad. Ladies
will do well to read and consider.
Time is short for saving the dollar.
Good things, for little money at L.
s. Young's today. Cutting up heavy
beef 1Oc. to lac. lb., partly roast
pieces, also stew pieces and corned
beef pieces. Smoked shoulders 1Sc. h.,
sugar s109 25 ID. bag, lbs. 23c.
| Chickens 23c. h., fowl 2oc h., home
made sausage, lbs. 25c. Kennebec
smells, etc.
Children's coats, to 5 years, $500
value at 9sc. Long kimonos actually
worth $500, now csc. Big values in
| blankets from 79e to S19s. Mems SOC.
underwear at 35c., boys fieeced I'M
derwear at 19c. Many other great
| values at H. j. Merfick's.
Housekeepers will be helped in or
! dering a Sunday dinner by reading
Merrill Bros ad. They have attrac-
| tons in fancy native chickens, fowl,
| ducks, choice pig pork, homemade
loaf sausage, etc. Turkeys, also Deer
foot farm sausage, coon and sage
cheese, fresh tripe, sealshipt oysters,
etc. Sure of a supply of the Clinton
| chocolates at 29c. lb. Everything in
green stuff, fruit, etc.
F. r. Partridge, Temple Pharmacy,
! gives special and personal attention to
the prescription part of his business
and takes great satisfaction in the
record for conscientious accuracy he
has established. 4s
An amazing bargain for ladies at
Chernowsky's. Today only, a new line
of mercerized petticoats,i latest shades,
black, nell rose. green, tango, Kings
blue and navy blue. Mr.. Chernow-
sky delights in surprising ladies with
the extra value of his Saturday spe-
Gals. Today, is not an exception, but
a record breaking low price for new
goods. Regular soc value today only
29c each. ,z
/ Beane & Cross announce big ship
| ment of Hart, Schaffner & Mark new
| est spring and summer clothes. Under
| their Right Selling Plan" these very
| latest suits are put on sale at the
same uniform low price that rules
/ throughout the year. Eohg lived sat
isfactlon is linked with sensible econ
omy in everything with the Hart,
Schaffner & Marx name on it.
! Bilodeau, the shoeist, will continue
for q few days longer his special sale
of women's 81 and $3.50 boots at s1.9S.
Long wear and satisfying comfort in
| every pair.
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coats and suits continues today.
Prices argue stronger than words, a
| choice selection of 500 and s25 coats
now $40. Matchless bargains in misses
and ladies sizes coats at SIS. Everything
must be closed out.
The Augusta Fruit Co. had a car
load of navel oranges arrive this
week from California. There are many
different sizes and all priced very
low, from Is for 25c, to soc a doz., ac-
| cording to size. 49,
Taber & Reds window is filled with
| two very useful articles, the family
| teakettle and the dinner pail. Kettles
are copper, nickel plated and for to-
| day only are offered at 81. The dinner
pail is a heavy timed article with
substantial bale, several compartments
and drinking cup, soc. today.
Bow(1itch- Webster Co. have a lot
| of old white CASTLE soap, Contis Ital-
ian make. 1t has been set aside for sew
| eral years until every bit of moisture
is dried out. The older it is the better.
1t lasts longer and fathers more free
| ly. Three good sized cakes for Csc, or
| Toe each. ..-.
| Bilodeau, the clothier, has just re-
ceived an advance shipment OF spring
hats. Step in and see what Will De
correct in style and shape.
Turner &, Prices window of dane
| ing pumps carries a merry message OF
the approaching Charity ball. You
should select your footwear early.
Lovers of antiques should call at
Howard Bruces to view the six Old
Castle chairs which he has ON sale
at SO Cony street.
Everything in winter garments for
men and women is marked way down
at Richmond's. Millinery. too. is mark
| ed at a ridiculously low price.
1 e. E. Davis & Co. are really Offer
| ing surprising values in suits and ov-
ercoats for men and boys. A little
money at this time brings much larger
| returns than money at interest. Ev-
eryone knows the character. quality
/ and style embodied in this big stock.
Consider we'll before missing the OPP
portunity. 49,.
H. G. Barker's sale, while the stock
has been depleted, still offers great
saving to buyers. ~
Benjamin r. Pettengili.
Benjamin F. Pettengill, whose death
occurred Thursday morning in the
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