Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES

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To Turn To!
In its literal sense the verb "adver-
tise' means to turn to-"
Tho manufacturer who uses the
printed word seeks to turn public at
tention to his goods.
The retailer advertises to turn
people towards" his counter.
|. That counter is the ultimate meet
ing place where the results of both
the manufacturers and dealers sales
efforts must be measured.
Russell G. Weston advertise coats
and suits at barely the cost Of mater
iais. Old Winter still has lusty
punch. The prices are too low to be
ignored F'urs are also thrown into
the bargain heap along with dress
skirts as are cotton blankets in wide
range of low prices. Examine the silk
dresses at $3.50 to $16.75.
j. r. Bilodeau, the shoeist, has one
lot of mems $3.50. $500 and $3.50 shoes
which is offered for s2.7s.
Silk petticoats worth up to $3.50 in
all colors and black are selling at the
q. w Adams Co., for $149.
The Augusta Fruit Co. has received
another car load Of Sunkist oranges
for special selling at % cents doz.
Sunkist oranges are thin skinned,
sweet, juicy and picked ripe. The
wra ppers are valuable.
n. T. Folsom & Son have selected
peanut-butter creoles for today's spec
ial at II cents per ID. Try the de-
licious box chocolates offered here at
20 cents Id.
Mems feeced lined underwear at H.
G. Bankers, % cents a garment, and
boys sizes in the same for Is cents
garment. Mr.. Barker will offer s.
fancy shirts for men which formerly
sold for g. 90 and sl.50 for cents, but
not more than one to customer. The
reason for this extraordinary low
price is due to the fact that the gar
ments have become soiled and will
be found only in the small and in the
extra large sizes.
Miller's Fruit Store has three at
tractive candy specials in pecan
squares at II cents, cream walnuts
at II cents and charlotte russo at II
cents. Seedless Florida oranges, extra
size, SO cents a doz.
NJ. Smith e. Son will be pleased to
demonstrate the Pathephone for which
they have become agents in this city.
Fathe Freres. who have II factories
in Europe. have Just recently entered
the United States for the exploitation
of their merchandise. The special
features of the Pathephone are the
permanent needle point, adjustable to
three tones, the device for controlling
the volume and the noiseless working
Of the motor. The fun toned values
Of the famous singers and musicians
are reproduced with absolute ac-
curacy. Demonstrations will be con-
Quoted in the sound proof booth.
AN is by So inch Sanjo rug which
regularly sold at Ellinwood's for 20
cents, today 20 cents.
John Coughlin, the ReXaH druggist.
offers YOU your choice of a piece OF
heavy plated silverware of good
enough quality to favorably compare
with the silverware you are now using
on your table with every so cent pur-
chase OF Rexall goods. This includes
the Rexall remedies, Harmony per-
fumes, Liggett's and Fenway choco-
lates and others
J. G. Johnson has cocoanut cara
II 49,
cents today at the Corner candy store.
There were about 20 Norfolk suits
left at Messer's yesterday in average
sizes. regularly marked SO, s12, s15
positively ends this extraordinary
offer.
A q ounce loaf Of Occident bread,
az baked by Webher & Hewett, is
certainly economy at 10 cents. All of
their ready cooked bakery foods offer
the maximum Of convenience, whole
someness and economy. This is Boom
Day for Heinz 81 varieties. A lady
demonstrator will furnish you with
| the principal 81 varieties Cor sampling
You are invited to call.
H. ]. Merrick's big lot Of $3.50 to
$3.50 long fieecedown kimonos. all
sizes, genuine bargains at IS cents
Every sweater in his store marked
down. Be sure to see them before
! buying. Boys % cent heavy feeced
shirts and drawers now for 35 cents.
s100 white and colored waists slight
ly soiled now 40 cents. Woman's Is
cent fieeced hose. size S1a. pairs %
cents. Woman's all wool $1.o0 under
wear now IS cents.
E. Locke has native pork to fry rr
roast, 14c. a pound. Some nice fore
quarters Of lamb 12c. a pound Nice ma
tive chickens. plenty homemade sausage
and native bacon today. 5-pound bag
sugar S1a5: 6 grape fruit Bic Erger