Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-11
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A choice collection of Easter Cards
at G. w. MerrilPs.
An Easter candy value of SURPRISING
excellence today at Coughlin's. It's
Guth's pronounced to rhyme with
Youth's) known throughout the south
ern states as the best. A great big
box of chocolates and just to make
excellence doubly excellent they throw
| in an enormous chocolate Easter egg
| filled with a melting cream. The price
for both is so cents.
Tango seems to be the ruling word
in the language of today c. F. Bilo-
deau today bespeaks the mems con-
sideration for his tango ties. Tango
in this case isn't color but a style.
All colors for Easter brightness.
Il tell you it is positively the best
| soc. petticoat in the city and l am go
! ing to sell it for 29c. today" Mr..
| Chernowsky at his store for women
emphatically pronounced these words
in describing a lot of handsome new
pettieoats in Copenhagen blue. tango
and green, all sizes of course. Arriv-
ing yesterday were, too, several big
boxes of new Easter suits and coats.
They'll be unpacked today for the ad-
miring eyes of womankind.
Melville Smith & Son have selected
three songs for today that are making
a tremendous hit everywhere. AT the
price of only 10c. per copy, with one
cent additional by mail, everyone
should have copy of each of these
songs. Read their ad. Hear the
music demonstrated.
Spring caps for the boys deserve at
tention now. The E. E. Davis Co. has
an attractive line in bright becoming
patterns intended for sale at Soc. each
and full of reliable Davis" value at
that but today for the sake of gem
crosby the price is 39c Mr.. Davis
has also a conservative collection of
Balmacaan overcoatS in wanted pat
terms and tweed effects. Loose fitting,
roomy kimono sleeve and closer fit
ting styles. Priced at SO, SIS and
$50.
tx. HerSeg-haS full Dorothy
Dodd line for spring wear. The style
that goes into Dorothy Dodd shoes is
the result Of much thinking, investi-
cation and experimenting.
The Pierce Clothing Co. has some
thing new in shirts. soft plated
bosom. silky and appropriately col
! ored. Guess the name. It's Tango.
Tango ties another leader today.
Each pair of womens and mems
shoes purchased of Stevens and Bal
lard today will be accompanied with
shoe polishing brush and dauber.
This is a repetition of an offer made
last week that proved unusually popu-
lar.
Bowditch- Webster Co (the pre-
scription drug store) suggest planting
sweet pea seeds and nasturtiums now
for transplanting later. Their assort-
ment is complete in both bulk and
packages. You can buy sweet pea
seeds of any color here.
At Fl. ]. Merrick's you can buy your
choice of go waists regular 81 to 81 val
ues in all sizes at the genuine bar
gain price of only 49c. Have just re-
ceived a new lot of the Tango, green.
Nell rose and Kings blue and black
skirts at 45c, Soc. 69c and csc, all I'M
usual values at these prices. See the
Japanese mating rugs, 27x54 inches,
at only 25c each. See other good
things in ad. today.
Mr.. Winslow's new candy store in
the Maine Farmer Block is making
friends every day. Everything has a
temptingly inviting look. Mr. Winslow
claims superiority for his ice cream
sodas; all ice cream made in the san
itary kitchen.
This is the great day for flowers.
The Augusta Flower Shop has a big
supply of everything most likely to be
called for. Better be early than dis
appointed.
The day before Easter at the D. w.
Adams Co. has much the appearance
and the atmosphere of expectancy of
the day before Christmas. But Christ
mas is for ones friends; Easter for
ones self. Easter is the accepted time
LOT oiScdiuiHS tne ola ana Qonnlng
the new. The Adams store is at the
height of Easter readiness, each de-
partment compelling attention TO mag
nificent displays of garments and ac-
cessories. The glove is important and
those dainty little essentials in neck
wear also to assist in completing the
costume. Artistically modelled hats to
please 'Milady of Fashion" or for one
who would be conservative. Suits,
coats, hosiery and every desirable ac-
cessory to accompany them. Tomor-
row is the day of days.
]. B. Farrell makes a fine showing
of Easter ties, hats, gloves, etc. Pays
to inspect this new stock at Farrell's
''cut prices
Country eggs at L. s. Young's de-
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