Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-18

in this issue and visit our busy store
Ready TO the last gaiter button"
F. l.. Hersey.
Here is a happy idea for the holi-
Gay season. Have the whole family
contribute for some article to beauti-
fy the house. Perhaps new rug, or a
piece of furniture. Maybe new curtains
would be just the thing. 1t is some
thing everyone can enjey. something
all can share i'll. q. a. Ellinwood can
offer many valuable suggestions on
the points.
All the Christmas flowers in a riot
of colors and beauty at the Augusta
Flower Shop.
The Christmas candies that are
homemade are most eagerly sought.
peanut taffy. ribbon candy, fudge
broken candy and the sweets which al
ways help to fill the stocking. \. T.
Folsom has them all and package
goods for those who prefer.
l. S Youngs cut prices are as fol-
lows Forequarters lamb lie; hind
quarters nc; lamb chops e2c; pork
chops IA to SC: pigs livers 10c;
chicken 22c. fowl 19c: hamburg steak.
, pounds 25c; Howard's native cured
bacon 1Sc by strip: blue fish. scalIops,
pickerel. halibut. salmon 1sc; macker-
ell, CLANS, baked beans. olives ACC quart.
If you only knew how much it
would help Robbins. the florist YOU
would be sure to place early the or
ders YOU intend giving to this green
house Reservations are made as soon
as telephone orders are received and
it positively avoids delay. inconven-
fence and disappointment
For handmade and embroidered
novelties. table cloths and linen gifts
visit Hinckley and OconneIfs shop in
the Singer Sewing Machine building.
Geo. w. Wadleigh will open his store
for public inspection this evening and
on Monday next Will commence busi-
ness under his new cooperative plan.
The scheme offers great savings to the
patrons of this store.
F.. +. Davis G. Co are enthusiastic
over the merits of their MAGNIFICENT
assortment of bath robes, smoking
Jackets and recktics. One can't help
but admire the beauty Of the collection
and remarking at the loWness of the
prices. Mems hose and leather goods
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Bithor's-the homo Of dainty sweets
in gift packages and leather novelties
of sense and refinement.
Tyr saNoie' III Water street have
MAKING prices when VIII please
ehr4slhlas shoppers
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For solid comfort long sa,.,-ica ana
enod looks oct a nair ~ Sof+ "a, sGn-
ID. W. Adams Cos. store never look
ed more like Christmas headquarters
The whole family will find entertain
ment and an array Of lovely, useful,
and beautiful goods which il is i'm
possible to enumerate. The store it
self on the interior is a palace in APP
pearance its holiday attire gives an
meets here nelghbors and friends who
are eagerly shopping for the presents
that will satisfy" Every department
is overf1owina with its burden of new
goods that partake of the holiday eff
feet. Ladies should for their own
pleasure and profit SHOP EARLY.