Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-08

Darby block is we'll supplied with all
things to keep the feet warm through
the winter. Everything at cut prices.
In an interview, DR.. Wiley says: Cor
anges are excellent for people 1t is
good to eat oranges for breakfast, and
also for dinner-not from a medical,
but an anti-medical standpoint. Both
oranges and lemons ought to be used
as freely as the financial ability of
| the consumer may permit. A laboring
man may not be able always to eat or
anges at breakfast, yet the fruit is US
| ually very cheap and the consumption
Of it will obviate the need Of physic,
and same many a doctors bill. The Au-
gusta Fruit Co. has just had large
| invoice Of California navel oranges
| and is prepared to make low prices by
| the box or half box. Good trades in
Florida oranges, 20 for 25c, mentioned
! in the ad.
The F. S. Gushing Co. will continue
to do wet wash work at 231 State street
| and the only change in the Office upon
the withdrawal of the Augusta Steam
Laundry to the new Purinton block is
the change of the telephone number.
The f. S. Gushing Cos. telephone num-
Der is 410. Many people do not under
stand that the f. S. Cushing Co. and
the Augusta Steam Laundry Co. are
separate companies as they have been
doing business under the same roof
and using the same telephone.
Stock-taking is over at the Russell
& Weston Co, and in the process many
prices have been reversed-downward rd.
1t is impossible to say exactly what
items make the most favorable pur-
chases. but to the person who needs a
new coat and suit Opportunity calls
loudly In remnants there are hum
| dreds of chances to pick up desirable
pieces. No woman with an eye to
economy could be long iii the store
without finding something she want
Cd at price she wanted to pay.
In olden tunes grandmother used to
lay in several bolts of muslin in Jan
uary and begin the long task of maxi
ing clothes. Now granddaughter trips
forth to store like Chernowskv's.
| where she finds an entire stock of
much finer articles than grandma ever
dreamed of'and all at marvelously low
prices. Today, for instances, soc and
'oc night robes are only 29c. Other
items at appreciable savings. In this
department also, Warmers soc bras
sieres only 39c and broken lots in 81. SO
house dresses for 81.
Up stairs in the garment department
l. f-IJn
taken and the remaining articles must
be converted into cash at once. Re-
duced-greatly reduced-prices are OBJ
tainablc for garments highly desira-
Bile for this winters wear.
j. G. Johnson will have cocoanut
caramcls freshly made for today's
trade at l7c. a fact to remember about
johnson S candies is that they are al
wa>s fresh and pure. Another big
batch of satin ribbon candy will also
attract buyers of this delightful sweet.
j. F.. Bilodeau has an inviting win
dow of women's dress boots on which
he advertises savings of 81 and s15
per pair. In the south window men
will find $3.50 boots marked at s19S.
Every man should take stock of his
wardrobe at this time. The V. Fl. Dun
ming Co. is offering some SURPRISINGLY
good bargains.
F.. Locke is showing some fancy
large native chickens for TODAY. also
a few turkeys. Native pork-if you are
looking for something good at low
| price-ask for the 14-cent cut to fry
or roast. Three fine grapefruit %
cents; Navel oranges, Boston celery,
lettuce and spinach. The bakery de-
partment is well prepared to supply
your needs in this line. Beans and
brown bread today. Fresh homemade
sausage Notice his ad, it may interest
you.
If it IS millinery that holds your at
tentlon just now, remember that AL
berta Heald is conducting a January
sale OF trimmed and untrimmed hats,
ostrich feathers, flowers and ribbons,
POI Water street
L. S. Young's: Pork chops IA to 16c.
To-, hamburg steak pounds 25c
chicken 23c., fowl 19c, fore quarters
lamb 10c. steak 1s to 32c., clans in
the shell 35c. peck. Florida oranges 1s
for CSC, bacon 1Oc. pound by strip
home baked beans 15c. quart.
At Folsom's today. those delicious
creamy walnut ruffs. in two flavors,
vanilla and chocolate, and only lac. a
pound. Be sure of supply for Sun
day. Don't forget to try the new
Grape Nut ice cream. 1t is delicious.
F. L. Hersey is offering great
bargain in Bay State Rubbers made
by the Boston Rubber Co., childs' 29c.,
Misses 34c., ladies' 49c., mems 59c.-
low cut or storm.
II. j. Turner has another of his
money-saving ads. in this issue Of the
Journal. Any housekeeper will profit
by reading it.
The D. w. Adams Cos. sale is in
progress and constitutes a veritable
opportunity land for shoppers, who
seek to make the dollars go as far as
possible. Every woman will appreciate
the offerings.
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