Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-15
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES
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Nice native chicken and fowl at =.
kLocke's today. Native pig pork enough
Ito I'LL all orders for Sunday dinners.
Still making those nne sausage. Good
heavy veal, also cooked meats. Some
elegant Vermont maple syrup. new box
Of those nice cukes, 10c each; lbs.
Texas onions Csc; jumbo grape fruit
Csc; large grape fruit Csc; good val
ne in oranges. Spinach and dandelion
greens, asparagus. lettuce, radtshes. to-
matoes, sweet potatoes, etc. A good
assortment in the bakery department.
Beans and brown bread. Also bran
bread and raisin bread.
New Easter kid gloves at Chernow-
sky's in all colors and sizes special
today for 81. regular 1925 values.
Visit the garment dept. Here you will
find the very latest Coats and Suits.
A visit will convince you.
Chocolates and specialties from
Chandler & Rudd. Assorted cream
Almonds, assorted smooth Jordan AL
monds nut creams, toasted marshmal-
lows, Rudd's original maple nut puns.
The most marvellous combination OF
real maple and real nuts yet created
in the confectioner's> art. In one lb.
tins. Augusta Vegetable Store-As-
paragus, sweet peppers. mushrooms,
radishes, cucumbers, spinach, beet
greens, dandelion greens, ripe tomatoes.
| rhubarb, parsley, lettuce, celery, new
bunch beets, sweet potatoes, Bermuda
onions, Texas onions. washed parsnips.
oranges lemons and grape fruit at
Weber & Hewett's.
Hersom & Bonsall, cash grocers,
special today: 5-lb. bag graham, tic;
| 3 1-2 lbs. soda crackers, Csc; five lib.
pkgs A. & H. soda, &c. Note ad for
good values.
"Come to Cadarette's and pay the
old prices for the new spring goods"
At $3.50 and $3.49, good values are CIV
en- today. :
Sugar is higher but L. S. Young sells
rs lbs. today for $1.S5; nice hogs to
cut, roast and fry 1920 h.; fresh
shoulders, 15c h.; smoked shoulders,
lac h.; hamburg steak, 15c h.; sirloin
steak, 30c h.; beef to roast, 14-20c h.;
| beef to stew, 12-20c h.; fresh TANKS, 18c
h.; corned beef, 14-18c h.; tripe, SC h.;
fresh fish Of all kinds, oysters, CLANS
cabbage, turnip, beets, parsnips, Sc h.;
nice Navel oranges, CSC doz.; dande-
lion greens. 45c PIX; spinach greens,
CSC PIX; lettuce, 10c head: radishes, sc
bunch; cucumbers. 10c; ripe tomatoes,
10c h.: alewives &c; 4 for Csc; pota
toes, soc PIX, home baked beans, 15c at.
Six dozen regular Soc four-in hands,
large assortment of colors and patterns
for Saturday 29c. v. H. Dunning & CO.
| A good bread flour at $500. Read
ad Of Edmond Tetu today.
| Walnut ruffs, Folsom's own make,
two kinds, vanilla and chocolate, lac
Id. today. Crisp pop corn brittle, tic
h.. today. Remember. too, Folsom's
ice creams and college ices.
| H. G. Barker Co. presents a good
value today in a boys cap, regular soc
cap at 39c. Well prepared to fit the
boy to everything NEEDED in clothes.
| At Miller's Fruit Store today, fresh
from own kitchen, are cream walnuts
! at lie ID. Butter taffee, tic h.; pop
corn brittle, lac Id.
The D. w. Adams Co. says: Specials
for today are IS new crisp suits at low
prices; 6S coats for today's selling are
unusual values; $50 hats from our work
| rooms at IA to 1-2 less than common
prices; SO dozen fancy flowers at 1-3 to
1-2 less; also children's hats and silk
waists. Note money-saving ad. today.
/ E., w. Church has more of that cooked
corned beef at zoe. lb. today. Also .lome-
cured bacon, lie. h., by strip. Fresh lot
Of brakes cake; pure maple syrup and
all the green stuff. Hot Cross buns on
Good Friday, the 21st.
A few of those remnants from last
years stock Of fine wall papers going at
one-half price, al. F. H. Beale & Co. A
good saving at the right time of year.
A lot of Vermont maple syrup just in
at Geo. D. Haskell & Son. All the green
stuff. Everything in meats, of special
note is the fancy brisket and thick rib
corned beef
The favorite Clinton chocolates at Mer-
rill Bros, &c.; new Vermont maple SUI
gar, 25c. h.; large navel oranges, 33c.
plenty sweet potatoes, all the green stuff,
ripe Florida tomatoes, 2 lbs. 25c. Rudd's
maple nut puffs, a delicious CONNECTION,
SOC. in pound boxes.
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| The rural teachers will meet at 100
"Wednesday afternoon, April 10, with
Mrs. L. w. Mason, "a Crosby street
Mrs. Arthur Savage will read a paper
on "The American Newspaper" and
music will be furnished by Ethel Ed
wards and Edith Mason of the Hewins
school All members orc urron+,y 70