Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-04
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES
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j. F. Bilodeau is still selling high
grade $3.50 and 50 boots for women for
$685. They come in gun metal and pa
tent leather withskid or cloth tops
In the face Of the present high
prices E. E. Davis & Co. reduce their
heavy wool hose for men to 39c. and
19c today Former prices were soc. and
Csc. 81 union suits. fleece lined or ribbed.
for 79c.
Only a few days more in which to
buy Gold Seal rubbers at the present
low prices. Stevens & Ballard urge
you to buy at once as the price will
soon be advanced.
Get the fountain-pen habit-the habit
Of having always with you an ever
ready ink-writing instrument indie
pendent of everything but an occa-
sional filling. Because this is the age
OF efficiency and there is Just one
really efficient writing instrument
always ready-complete in itself-with
a never deteriorating writing point
John Coughlin knows he is doing the
best thing for you when he urges you
to buy a Conklin fountain pen. This
is the store where you find the de-
Hcious Maxixe cherries at 39c. box.
H. ]. Merrick has just As white shirt
waists not one cost less than 75c.,
which he is closing out at 35c. Short
$1.OO kimonos 49c. Short fleeced XII
monos. SOC. value, 15c. each, "a, SO and
SS size. Children's $3.50 coats, &c.;
$3.50 long kimonos 69c. New MILDLY
blouses soc, Soc, 69c. Big values in
fancy china. pictures, 1Oc. baskets, 10c
candy novelties and the best value he
ever had in women's house dresses for
soc. each, IS to A sizes.
Miller's Fruit Store: Chocolate and
vanilla walnut ruffs with lots OF nuts
in them, lie. h., molasses cream wal
nuts, lac. lb.; fresh lot of large cocoa
nut cakes &c. doz. Florida and navel
oranges at low prices.
Wellman's Sample Shoe Shop teens
with exceptional values today for all
members of the family. The ADVERTISE
ment itemizes the assortment.
Z. r. Bilodeau couldn't think of any,
thing better than the 81 and $3.50
shirts which ne will continue to sell for
79c
The prevailing high cut shoe for
women is exemplified at Cadarette's
Sample shoe store in stylish model of
patent leather with 9-inch cloth top for
$3.50.
For today only Weber & Hewett
will sell native fresh eggs at SIC. a doz-
en-. Golden bantum corn tic. can,
Marvel sugar peas 15c. can, Trumpet
peas, 2 cans Csc. beans. cans Csc. and
corn cans Csc. Pork sausage made
on the premises fresh every day, zoe.
h.. seasoned with delicate tomato
mixture if you prefer. If you are after
new taste in fruit ask for the King
orange, a new growth, produced by
combining tangerine and grape fruit.
Six perfectly delicious oranges of this
strain for CSC
Bither's soda fountain menu will
contain Mardens famous frozen pud-
ding and strawberry ice cream made
from the fresh crushed Florida fruit,
The closing prices on mems and
boys suits and overcoats are still in
force at II. G. Barker'S Prices are re-
duced in spite of the reiterated pre-
diction that merchandise of this ma
ture will be much higher before it is
lower.
The new spring cotton dress goods
has fascinating charm and seems to
look none the less beautiful despite
all the war talk. And it would be
difficult to find a more delightful place
to make selections than at the day
light basement Of the D. w. Adams
Co. This daylight store should ALWAYS
be on your shopping list. New coats
and suits also here
Today is the opening day of an event
in which the Bowditch- Webster Co.
believes housekeepers will be interest
ed-"Rubber Goods Week." They have
made quite extensive preparations for
an eight day display and you are re-
specially invited to stop in and see the
lines. The displays largely comprise
the -Faultless Wearever rubber goods
the standard line advertised in so many
magazines. During the week they will
sell hand sponges and cake Of special
toilet soap for Csc.
V. H. Dunning & Co. report an i'm
mense volume Of business at the OPEN
ing day Of their sale. 1t is we'll to
remember that the entire stock is being
closed out at SO to 60c on the dollar
Some of the notable bargains are: $25
suits and overcoats for $3.50; $40