Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-20


over Sunday confection. See the south
window.
| There is big value in Farrelrs csc.
union suits. You will see them in the
window.
L. S. Young. Sugar $3.50 when order
! ed with other goods: venison steak;
fowl, 2oc b.; four hogs, lac to zoe Id:
heavy salt pork lie lb; tripe sc Id.
Hamberg steak. lbs for Csc; lamb lac,
forequarter; zoe hindquarter. Fresh
beef for roasts, 12c to 1Sc. Shout
ders 14c. Home baked beans 15c
| quart; leaf lard 1Oc pound. Grapes 15c
Id. Cheap beef for hamburg and mince
meat, suet &c; pigs head sc. Oranges,
grape fruit, vegetables of all kinds, &c
Id. CLANS in SHE'LL 35c. shocked clans
25c quart, oysters 40c at Three quarts
cranberries 25c.s Weeks Sauer kraut
sc Id; all kinds of fish.
The bankrupt stock of mems fur
nishinss at Slosbergs, 1874 Water
street, is the subject of an advertise
ment preaching low prices.
Wellman takes it for granted that
middle aged people are after a thor
oughly comfortable boot for every day
wear. For those who do not seek
high heel or a pointed toe he has
sensible shoe selling for 81, in all sizes
and medium widths There is good
shoe for boys priced in the adj
L. w. Church will have as fancy a
| lot of native chickens as ever came to
Augusta. They will weigh when dress
ed from to Z pounds. This store is
agent for Touraiile, the perfect coffee
If YOU are dissatisfied with what you
are using try this
The Augusta Fruit store under Cony
house looks neat and inviting with
| new fixtures and show cases. The ar
rangement will greatly facilitate shop
ping here Everythingein fruit for the
Thanksgiving table
Two good values for men and two
store in the Opera House Block. 1t is
worth looking up the adj
j. F. IL rner is pricing low all stand
ard Thanksgiving needs. Note partic-
ularly prices on poultry. II pounds
sweet potatoes csc, packages Grand
mothers mince meat and a ready
cooked pie for csc, fancy eating apples
35c. peck.
| Geo. D. Haskell & Son will have an
abundance of fine Maine turkeys head
ed and drawn and in prime condition
for Thanksgiving. 1t is not too e1riv
to telephone your order or go to the
store and pick out the bird you would
! like. There are items in the ad. that
will interest you.
| b. G. Harvey for many years con-
| spicuous in commercial life in Angus
| ia and known to be one of the best
meat cutters in the business, has OPEN
ed market at 14S Water street, oppo-
site the Colonial theatre. He adver-
| Uses to save purchasers from 10 to 20
per cent. on meats which is certainly
worth investigating. A stock of can
ned goods and provisions will also be
carried. Patronage is solicited on the
basis Of first quality and lowest prices.
Warm fiannelette nightgowns for the
cold nights ahead. Chernowsky has
them for 39c. Pink and blue in colors
with high necks and long sleeves. An
other interesting item is a Bungalow
apron with an elastic inset at the
waist. At 39c. it should interest many.
The coat and suit department teens
with timely suggestions for young and
old. The fur-trmmed coats are de-
serving Of special attention.
A pair of large soc. towels at Rich
mond's for 25c. pair. Visit the 25c.
department and see for yourself the
assortment and the values.
Boys fleece lined underwear 19c.
garment at Bankers.
Most anything wanted at most any
price you want to pay would fittingly
describe the bulletin of information FIR.
the d. w. Adams Co. 1t is conclusive