Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES
Advertisementsl

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This is what a pretty and prominent
suffragist told the New York news
papers. but she did not 60 into details
how to do likewise.
This age Of labor-saving devices has
witnessed great advances when such
things are possible.
Wise women nowadays plan their
work with the skill Of efficiency engi-
neers and they mako free use OF the
many modern inventions.
One Of the greatest modern labor saw
ers is advertising in the 1--we daily news
papers like the Journal.
1t is the short cut to accurate and
thrifty buying. It tells where to go and
what to avoid.
1t gives the market quotations. It
tells what is new and useful.
Nowadays a woman who would for
nerly spend half day shopping
around can run through her favorite
newspaper and mako up her mind as to
Just where she wants to 60 for the arti-
Gle she desires.
A few minutes Of real shopping time
is consumed instead Of half a day.
that everybody is talking about? Read
what Melville Smith & Son say about 1t
in their ad this morning. They invite
you to let them demonstrate it 30 you
can judge Of its merits. All records
onstrating booth.
At H. J. Merricks boys best &c heavy
feeced underwear now for Csc. Wo-
mems heavy long 81 kimonas now CSC,
200 silk-velvet hats for CSC and lot Of
sl.00 waists that are soiled a little but
real bargains at &c. See ad in this is
sue fer other good things.
,, Crisp and delicious Pop corn brittle lie
ID at n. T. Folsom e. Son. Fancy
pound box chocolates 29c.
| c. A. Messer offers the choice Of all
Soc neckwear at just one-half price to-
day. The patterns are entirely new and
exceedingly attractive
The Red Tag sale at D. W. Adams
Co. mas developed u large shopping en-
thusiasm. Every department was busy
throughout the day yesterday. Hundreds
and hundreds of desirable bargains re-
main FOR purchasers today This Is
buying opportunity of unusual proper
tons, Final reductions on all fall and
winter merchandise should insure the
speedy removal of all stocks. It is the
| firm policy of this store to start each new
season with entirely new line Of goods
in every department.
PROFESSIONALLY values predominant
throughout II. G. Backer's ad. Mr.. Bar
ker makes a plain statement Of facts
when he says I'VE prefer money to mer-
chandise.' He prefers to sell his stock
at a sacrifice rather than carry it over
another season.
| z. Locke is selling native pork at
low price; 14c buys a good cut. He is
showing some large fancy native chick
ems, also fowl and turkeys. Native ham
and bacon also plenty homemade sau-
sage with and without cereal. Fine
grapefruit for 25c. larger for 25c and
: for Csc, sooI navel oranges 10 for 25c.
| Boston celery lettuce, radishes, Bermuda
onions, etc. Don't overlook the pastry
counter. Well stocked with good things,
beans, and brown bread. Fresh CLANS
and oysters.
| G. A. ERinwood & Co. offers extra in
ducements in rubber door mats at SOC.
! You will enjoy visiting this store with
its recent renovations Everything IS
tastefully displayed on the street floor.
! Nut chips. peanut and walnut flavor at
j. G.. Johnson's, 17c lib. The original
Bangor tafty &c h. instead OF 40c today.
| II you are troubled with a bronchial
cough the Bowditch-Webste Co. have
a remedy in their White Pine Cough
syrup with Tar. 1t is Csc bottle
In selecting the Sunday candy don't
overlook the big box of Maine Maid
Sweets which John Coughlin sells for
29c per pound.
| A full dress suit for SIS in the we'll
known shuman make at Z. E. Davis &,
Co. offers the maximum of satisfaction
and carries the assurance OF correctness.
A gentlemans wardrobe is hardly COM
plete without all the requisites for even
ing wear. The clearance in winter mer-
chandise is still in progress here.
| You are reminded that this is the last
day OF the Shoe sale at Stevens & Bal
lard's. Everything in the store, with the
exception of rubhers is especially priced
and presents a rare opportunity to pro-
vide for the needs OF the entire family.
| H. Chernowsky was in a quandary
when the Journal representative called
at his store yesterday. He did not
know whether to offer $25 coats and
suits at the regular price and present a
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