Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-11
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Special Sales
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i fBuyers please note that the values
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listed in this column are for this Gay
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Additional Saturday Sales will be
found on Page II.
Five hundred bottles of furniture
polish placed on sale this morning at
the r. w. Soule Emporium, special
price Is cents, regular size and price
Is cents. Get busy and polish up your
furniture for winter.
Just In at Cadarette's, a very attrac-
tive lot of child's fancy slippers, red
and blue. 49c: also ladies' comfy slip
pers, all colors, all sizes. 49c pair.
Opera House Block, one flight up.
A fresh lot Of homemade molasses
chewing candy at Folsom's today. lac
the pound. It's pure and delicious
the kind to chew. Hot drinks at the
fountain. A lot of those large fresh CO.
coanut Cakes at SC. doz. today.
H. J. Merrick has some very good
values in women's and child1en's
f1eeced vests and pants. New long XII
monos CSC and $1.25. Beacon Blanket
Bathrobes, $1.98, $2.49 up to $500. Big
lot of blankets and comforters just re-
ceived. Women's fieeced hose at 15c,
tic and Csc. New silk poplin and
serge dresses at $5.9S, $6.9S, 1913 up to
$12. Children's 6 to IA year bingham
dresses, 69c to $1.98. Great values in
women's and children's hats and new
lot of children's coats just received.
Children's fleece lined hose 15c. tic and
Csc a pair, splendid value and they are
hard to find.
Mothers, do note this value at the c..
F. Bilodeau Co.-This day only: Boys
newest 1861 mackinaws in all sizes,
IS macks at $3.50. 1t pays to make the
boy happy at most any price-a hobby
mackinaw will do it for $3.50.
The shoe sale at the Samuel Cohen
shoe store begins this morning at 10
o'clock. Note prices and items in to.
days ad.
The New York Millinery Co. cut the
price in two on trimmed hats. shapes,
fancies, flowers, feathers, wings. Hats
trimmed free today. the last day OF
sale, No. 1856 Water street.
G. w. Wadleigh, cash grocer, makes
low meat prices in ad this morning. Is
items listed from this department. Also
other values made on olives, eating ap-
pies, table molasses, sweet potatoes,
rolled oats, fancy cranberries. 2 OTIS.
16c: bars American Family soap, 24c.
Today only, at Wellman's cash shoe
parlor: Boys all solid school shoes
$1.39 "a reg. $1.75 value). Buyers liked
this special last Saturday. Also this
day only, misses button and lace
school shoe, $1.59-a nice solid little
shoe. Note the value in page one ad
today.
The Colonial Cash Market received
four fine country hogs yesterday
which will be cut up today. Opp. Co
lonial Theatre, Water street.
A nice handy family scale goes free
with each Csc box of "Tee-Lax"' at
John Coughlin's. The Fenway Pink
Package, "the biggest candy value in
the country" large full pound so cents.
Well to remember Coughlin's stock of
rubber goods-hot water bottles, es-
pecially.
Ladies' house dresses at Cher
nowsky's today-Reg. $1.25 values SOC;
reg. $3.50 values $1.15. These are nice
lot of dresses and the materials can
not be bought to make for this price.
Mr.. Chernowsky says: mo price on
hats today; they must go at some
price," All millinery one-half price
and less. Suits. too. come into the
closeout line, and must go, regardless
of price. In the coat department, the
largest stocks of the season are now
awaiting buyers.
Millinery goes at one-half price to-
day and Monday at N. Richmond's-
the very newest seasons hats. 1t has
been a tremendous season on coats,
and Mr.. Richmond came from Boston
markets Thursday with the latest at
very low prices. Suits are marked at
Just about one-half price. Always good
specials in the big bargain basement.
Saturday Specials at the at the
Pierce Clothing Co.-Soft cuff shirts
with or without collars in all the latest
patterns: $1.OO shirts, 79c; $3.50 shirts,
$1.19; $500 shirts. S1.65; $3.50 shirts,
$1.S5.