Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-13
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES

Adverttsements)

A Great MerchAnoi3e snow.
Certain industries like the automo-
bile trade hold great exhibitions or
shows from time to time.
Various models and kinds Of things
are displayed side by side and spec
tators have an opportunity to judge
respective merits by fair comparison.
Every day in the business year this
paper conducts a great business show
on much the same plan.
It's advertising columns are the
booths and aisies at which merchants
and manufacturers display their
wares.
The advertising readers are the
spectators who have opportunity to
weight the claims of each man and
each article.
them and they can choose as suits
their needs and means.
They buy with a knowledge Of men
and things that counts for satisfac-
ton.
The new spring fabrics in cotton
wash goods are arriving daily for The
D. W. Adams Co. Better quality for
CUe SANS IktOnSS pCSh 0GoA& AbSS ILLS
new merchandise.
Saturday Candy. a full pound in a
fancy box, at the Rexall Store for 90
cents. It is fresh, pure and Fwhole-
some. For a real bargain invest 25
cents for a tube of Rexall tooth paste
and good quality tooth brush. If it
is preferred you may have Pearl tooth
g w.
so cent trade for a 25 cent piece.
n. T. Folsom & Son will make peo-
pie happy with their homemade
cream mints-peppermint, and check
errnint-at Il cents pound. In choco-
lates remember the fancy boxes at
20 cents.
Nomen's $3.50 and $500 boots in
new winter styles are marked sl.9S at
J. T. Bilodeaus.
Express the Valentine Spirit" by
6elighting the heart OF loved one with
flowers from the Robbins greenhouse.
IN cry woman hopes that her Nalen-
tine will send her a missive. and Of
all tokens the sweetest is flowers.
The products of the Philadelphia
Bird food Co OCCUPY the entire south
window Of the BoWditch Webster Co.
They include mama bitters, mite pow
der, silver gravel, mixed seed, sun
flower saed and cutie fish bone. The
care and treatment OF cage birds has
been made the subject of deep and
scientific study by the Philadelphia
Oft h1S hap
concisely done into print in the form
Of booklet which may be had for the
! asking.
/ Suits and overcoats at wholesale
! al the II. G. Barker Company. Sure
! ly this inducernent is enough The
dealer who sells his goods for what
! they cost is selling at loss for the
cost Of doing business must always
+ be reckoned.
Earl Foster who 1or the past two
Years has driven q bakery cart. for
Rand and Stearns has opened q cash
grocery al G3 Cony 81. Twenty four
. cent tea 90 cent coffee and dairy but
ter at "a cents are several items quot
ed for todays selling. Fresh country
/ eggs al favorable prices will be kept
in stock,
Reference to the c. A. Messer ad in
this issue will explain the reason for
the discontinuance of the 13-hour sale
scheduled for today. 1t will be recall
Cd that every 18th purchaser was to
have his money refunded but il was
found that such a scheme was n VIC
lation Of the state law. AS d compro-
mise a special IS per cent discount
will be offered.
Miller's contribution to Sundays
joys consist of cocoanut cakes, car
/ ameis. cream dates, grape fruit and
oranges 1t prices published N todays
ad. o
Read the Merrill Eros a6. 1t con-
tains many profitable suggestions.
Russell & Weston nave a list Of
quick sellers. Twenty FIVE cent novelty
poplin. all colors, for dresses anG
waists 1919 cents I'd: one lot 40 inch
voiles, in dark coiors. 70 cent value
1ct3 cents I'd. one lot Anderson ging-
hams in short lengths for waist and
dress patterns % cent value, II cents
yd., one odd lot of Memo. Smart Set.
and front lace corsets SO, 81, IS, value
all sizes for 1875 One lot bath-rcbe
blankets from $l75 to $3.50 in value
at half price.
Here are mouthfuls Of deiiciousness
J. C. Johnson mas Charlotte Russo
and peanut butter kisses for today and
Sunday: II cents a pound on each.
j. 3. Farrell has leader in gloves
and mittens, so cent values at SO cents