Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-11
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES
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swift & Turner's south window
contains the specials for today: a I
quart gray enamel Berlin kettle with
cover PC, three Dover sad irons with
hood S9c a rooster suitable for a .
pound roast for ONLY &c.
j. B. Farrel's pile of sample sweat
ers isn't diminishing as rapidly as if
1t were cold weather but they are
losing none of their quality and value
marks and when the cool days do ar
rive you'll know just where to 60
Inc price is wholesale or less" and
the sizes are for men and boys. More
big value sl.00 shirts at 79c.
summer dresses worth up to $500
nave been marked as low as s1.59 and
sl.ss at the D. w Adams Co. This
represents the final cleanup of all late
ana desirable styles. Just out Of the
pand box Friday was a lot of new fall
mats which have been conveniently
priced from s10O up.
All short sleeve waists in crepe de
chene and China silk which have I'M
I'll today borne the s19S, $3.50 or s2ss
price tag are reduced to sl4s at
Chernowsky's. The remnant Of sum-
mer dresses will be 1915. The lot in
cludes former values Of s49s and 1915.
ihe ad. also invites attention
clerks is this week centered on school
supplies. There is scarcely a need
that hasn't been provided. At the
head of the list stands Conklin's self
filling fountain pen. For the Movies
get box of 10c. chocolates made by
Guth Of Baltimore. Tasty boxes in
many varieties. Jersey Ice Cream to
take home or eat at the fountain.
At H. G. Barker & Co.'S it is boys
school pants (knickerbockers) an eX-
ira good soc. value for 500. and boys
l5c. long hose at 10c. pair. The new
fall suits for boys are conspicuously
displayed for mothers consideration.
A good lite go-cart with rubber tires
linwood's furniture store.
Women's rubber soled Oxfurds, tan
and black. $3.50 and $3.50, prices
changed to 1896 and 50 so respectively
by Turner & Price. They are the
white rubber soles and heels so popu-
lar this summer.
Russell & Weston have lot of at
tractive Inducements for Saturday
shoppers. on the second loCr all sum
mer dresses have received S1.00 price.
This means that values as high as
$500 and a large proportion of s3.15
dresses are all thrown into the 500
pile. Really exceptional is a pur-
chase of fiction which is supposed to
sell at 49c Authors include such
notable names as r. Marion Crawford,
Bret Harte, Jack London, Rudyard
Kipling, F. Hopkinson Smith. AL
together a hundred copies. b. & WIS
price is 25c. Another: Ecru scrim
l212c. value with a sewed edsins
worth Sc a yard more for Toe. yard.
Only in the ecru.
Right on the end of the soda foun-
tain at Bither's is a pile of coffee
bags. on examination YOU will find
that is one Of s. s. Pierce & Co.'S
standard products. Youll be sur
prised to see how low the price is
23c. and a full pound, too. Again to-
dav Dresden Linen stationery is lie.
per box.
AS reminder: Get Buster Brown
and Educator shoes for school children
at +. l. Hersey's.
An extra good value in boys pants
is regularly offered at E. f. Davis &
Co. for soc. Cotton and wooden mix
lures. The same pant is today 39c.
are also included III this
low price.
A pound of high finish writing
paper is offered at the J. F. Pierce
store for 10c. A 35 cent value. The
reason is that it has turned slightly
yellow but it is perfectly good for
general school work and scribbling.
Another trade in lead pencils with
metal point protector, for 10c. Reg
ular sc. value.
Stevens & Ballard are particularly
proud of their new line of s2.25 boots
for women They are built on the
lasts Of the high priced shoes and Of
fer a maximum value.
A cleanup in boys suits at Bilo-
deans enables mothers to clothe anew
A MANS STORE