Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-12
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES
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With each glass Of Cherriade dis
pensed at Coughlin's fountain today
you will be presented with q sample
box Of Make cherries. II you like
the sample, as Of course you will. turn
around and buy i large box OF this de-
licious candy at sec. for Sunday
treat.
That bouquet for the bride or sweet
girl graduate can be found at Robbins
greenhouses. Telephone IA.
Fifty cent boxes Of embossed initial
stationery containing "a sheets and "a
envelopes are reduced to S9c. by G. w.
Merrill. If you plan a going away
trip better stock up.
Full width white skirts (petticoats)
with wide embroidery and ruff1es, 81
value for sec. at Chernowsky's; soc.
circular skirts sec. Big markdown in
coats and SUITS Millinery at so cents
on the dollar. Muslin underwear in
profusion and at convenient prices.
Next Monday F. L. Hersey will COM
mence his free demonstration Of spe-
cialties for the relief Of foot troubles.
If your feet give you trouble you are
invited to call and investigate some of
the practical devices for their relief.
Messer's $4,000 clothing sale"
started off in a manner highly salts
factory to the proprietors. The skepti-
cal have only to glance at the origina.
price tags and compare them with the
present prices to realize the reduce
tons. Here's what you will see: $40
and $12 suits, $685. SIS and SIG suits,
$11.50; SIS and $40 suits, $3.50; $22.50
and s25 suits, $17.75." All other mer-
chandise in the store has been sub
jected to a similar revision Of prices.
Take it on straws for example, 81
values &C., $3.50 grade 81; those that
have been 81 now 1929 and others
which have been $3.50 reduced to
$1.69."
Thirty-nine cents is the correct price
on the muslin kimonos which N. Rich
mond offers today. BY an error they
were quoted at 49c. yesterday. In the
suit and coat department low prices
rule and for men the prices on clothes
nave been radically reduced.
Straw or silk rah rah hats for boys
at liberal price concession is the spe-
clal from the E. E. Davis Co. store,
SOC. values 39c. A few more suits at
the extreme low price Of $1.9S. Straws?
Man alive anything your fancy could
conceive.
Broken lots Of mems Oxfords which
Mr.. York has been selling for $3.50 to
$3.50 are reduced to s2.9s.
swift & Turner as usual present a
bargain Of quality and value which
well sustains their reputation ALUMNI
mum double boilers, 2-quart size, s1.5O
value, csc. A I-quart size, enamel
kettle with cover 29c
The Russell & Weston CO. place on
sale today: 500 yards p in, ginghams.
all the best colors in stripes and
checks. exceptional quality, &c. yard;
~ dozen Turkish towels, 10 in. wide 40
IN. long in extra heavy weight. 1Oc,
each. Ten dollars gives you your pick
OF coats, some Of which have been
marked as high as SIS and none less
than SIS, all this seasons goods. For
the white sale: Crepe night robes with
torchon lace trim 39c; full sizes.
Z. F. Bllodeau delights the hearts of
juvenile America with baseball uni
forms-pants, shirt, belt and cap-all
for Csc. Mothers will also appreciate
| the tane1ecS h1nrcac o.
THE latest and dressiest cloth TOP
pumps ASK Turner & Price.
Church has few reminders for the
housewife in need Of dinner sugges
tions.
n. G. Barker offers the choice of any
$40 suit in his store. either Gardiner
or Augusta, for $7.75. Everything is
standard stock, summer and medium
weight.
Another lot Of women's very pretty
lace and hamburg trimmed night robes
and skirts for 49c. each at H. j. Mer-
rick's. About so children's percale
and Bingham dresses, to IA year sizes,
for 49c. each. Many Of these are regu-
lar $1.00 values. Big values In wo-
mems trimmed and untrimmed hats.
flowers and all trimmings and some
big trades in shirtwaists at Csc, 49c.
and CSC. See ad in this issue for other
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