Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-22

mentS tnat nave been selling up to
$3.50. In a lace curtain a $1.25 value
is cut to sec. Color ecru. so inches
wide, 1-2 to 8 yards long.
At Folsom's today. old fashioned
chewing candy. the kind that chews, in
three flavors, vanilla, strawberry and
molasses and only lac a pound. Fresh
made hoarhound. candy for those
coughs and colds.
The famous Bates Street shirts are
reduced in price at Barker's from $3.50
to $1.15 and Barker's special 81 shirt is
now 69c.
You can get a Csc bath or face sponge
at Bowditch- Webster's for Csc today.
Soft, pliable, new rubber.
Hersom & Bonsall prefixed their
price list in Fridays Journal with this
selling talk: Here you will find the
goods you want at the prices you want
to pay. Just bunch your orders and
have them delivered free from this
store by ordering $3.50. You may tele-
phone them and pay the driver. Ev-
erything guaranteed"
If you are having any coffee trouble
Merrill Bros. always have on hand that
genuine Old Government Java and
Arabian Mocha Coffee, that has a flaw
or and aroma that you cannot get Gin
anything else. They are having this
coffee roasted and shipped every week,
and selling it for 3Sc per b., costing
the consumer only a. trifle, more than
the imitation. g.
-Four thousand sheets toilet paper sat
Swift & Turner's for CSC. and II coat
hangers for an equal amount.
Anything you buy at Merrill Bros.
is guaranteed to satisfy in every par
ticular. They get the very best pro-
durable and put the lowest possible
price on it. Here are a few examples:
Sniders tomato catsup 1Sc; Sniders
Chill sauce iSc; Violet Brand Califor-
MIA peaches 19c, or cans for 81, strict
ly fresh eggs SIC; navel oranges 29c,
and economic coffee CSC Id.
Men will never have a better oppor-
tunity to purchase highest grade
overcoats and suits than at the E. E.
Davis & Co. sale, which is now in prog
ress. Women, too, will find tremen-
dous bargains in fur coats. Read the
ad carefully.
Oranges are at their best and Web
Der & Hewett have them at a very low
price 20 and 39c dozen. Grape fruit
are also very low. Sixteen kid glove
oranges Csc. fresh mushrooms, rad
ishes. parsley. lettuce, celery. Special
sale of spinach at Csc, Paradise Valley
lemon cling peaches 15c can, bars
Lenox soap Csc.
]. G. Johnson will crafty your long
ing for a delicious sweet with chewing
candy, vanilla. strawberry and molas-
ses lee. Nut caramels also are fresh
and satisfying. Today 19c pound.
E. hocke makes a speciality of pork
products and you can usually get a
good Gu: of native pork-today is no
exception-14 cents a pound, buys
good cut. Plenty of homemade saus-
age. native ham and bacon, native
salt pork. Boston lettuce, spinach and
celery. Fine large grapefruit three for
Csc. Navel and Florida oranges. Choc-
olate and plain macaroons 10 cents per
dozen. Fine showing in the bakery de-
partment; also beans and brown bread
One Of the most fortunate purchases
Chernowsky ever made will be found
In his today's specials. Twenty-Five
dozen new waists just unpacked-$1
values-for SOC. Mr.. C says this order
can't possibly be duplicated and one
of the greatest values he has ever CIV
en-. In millinery all trimmed hats are
marked 81, regardless of the fact that
former prices in some instances were
as high as $3.50. A few good bargains
in coats.
Three native pigs will be cut up to-
day at L. S. Young's. Pieces to fry or
roast 121s to 1Sc pound. Hamburg steak
12c pound; roast beeg from u to 1sc;
corned beef to Ice; canned goods (as-
sorted) SC can. labels are shop worn
but contents are uninjured. Parsnips
&c pound: case eggs CSC doz; Florida
oranges 24s dozen and IS for Csc;
baked beans and brownbread. Clans
and oysters. Salmon zoe pound Tele-
phone 58S.
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