Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-30
IS saturday a t a VI
Special Sales
(Advertisements.)
| buyers please note that the values
listed In this column are for this day
only.1

E. Locke is offering some nice fowl,
native ham and bacon, cooked meats in
connection to the usual good line of
meats. In the vegetable line. beet
greens. bunch beets, new turnips,
squash. asparagus. \green and wax
beans. cukes, new potatoes, Texas
onions, 4 pounds 25c. Oranges, lemons,
grape fruit, canteloups, probably
strawberries by express. In the bak-
cry department molasses doughnuts,
lemon meringue tarts, cream rolls and
many other good things. Beans and
brown bread.
| Bussell & Weston Cos. specials to-
day: Dresses for home or street wear:
Chambrays. striped ginghan and
voiles, SO and $3.50 values, for s1.95.
Coats for travelling or auto wear: Ex-
ira long, full coats, grey and brown
! tweed mixtures. special $40. Last day
! to purchase Memo corsets at the old
prices. Japanese waste baskets. VAL
ue SOC, special 33c. Also 76 80 bleach
ed, welded sheets, special CSC.
Dress up for the Fourth. n. Rich
mond has white dresses, skirts, etc, at
very special prices. Extra Special TO-
day: 2 pairs excellent quality hose for
! ladies' wear for a quarter e prs. 2oc);
! this hosiery is in black. also in white.
I Price continued Monday if any remain
unsold. A special lot of children's
/ dresses in small sizes, SOC dress at sec
today. :
The Fourth is to be big day in Au-
gusta. Wellman, the shoe man, Darby
Block sells ladies' white canvas polish
boots for ladies at $3.50; $3.50 ladies gun
metal pumps at 81. Also mems $3.50
! Goodyears at 1915.
| A special value at Cadarette's sample
shoe store in children's white canvas
! boots, extra high cut enamel sole and
| heel, priced S1.9S. Everybody likes those
misses and children's boots with the
patent leather vamp, white upper and
white enamel sole and heel. A snappy
shoe priced easy. Your Keds for the
Fourth are ready when you are.
At c. S. York's today only the regu
lar weekly special is on white Sea
Island lace boot-a $3.50 Goodyear welt
with "Neolin" sole (the sole that out
wears leather)-price June 80 is S2.49.
Buy today; Monday the price is $3.50.
See the special sale window.
Here's the last hangover item of the
1-cent sale: A dandy lot of Turkish
towels on sale at Coughlin's today,
for Sic. They are 40 X 90 inches and
excellent value, were due at the 1c sale
and just along.
Swift & Turner Co.'S specials: A 12
inch mixing spoon at &c; nest of
pans. 1-2 pints to quarts at 29c; an
s IL baking tin for cents, and
nutmeg graters for sc. 1t pays to save.
Dorothy Dodds and Walk-oyer la
dies oxfords and pumps at F. L. Her
seys at s2.29 and s2.99. A few ladies'
/ boots are on sale at s1.9s. Get the
| habit of visiting the bargain tables
Next Wednesday will be a big day in
Augusta. and men and youths can
quickly fit out right for the greatest
Fourth ever. The c. F. Bilodeau Co
stocks will supply the suit. the new
straw. negligees. etc.-styles are the
wanted ones and prices are very reach
able"
! ]. B. Farrells Panamas and khaki
/ trousers will solve two problems at lit
! tie cost. A Panama at about the cost of
good straw.
! Wise buyers look up the new ad. of
Hersom & Bonsall, with extra specials
/ today only.
| A choice lot of native fowl at E. w.
/ Church's today. Plenty of green staff,
cukes, radishes, box lettuce, ripe toma-
! toes, bunch beets, turnips, carrots, as
paragus. Hathaway's new "Nitanne"
bread is fine-10c loaf. Fresh lot Mis-
/ sens raisin bread
An end-of-June cleanup on suits at
! the PierceWebber Co. Mems t-piece
outing suits. Pinch Backs" youths
/ first long pant suits. also cashmere and
worsteds-S1 discount on every S. A
| $40 suit at SIG; SIS suit at s12. etc.
Auto folks will find the largest line of
sports clothes in the State.
Special at f. E. Davis & Co. today
Mems balbriggan underwear. shirts or
/ drawers, long or half sleeves. 21c per
! garment. All Maine will come to Au-
! SuStd lile 4tu " see lHe DOyS DE pa
! triotic and do the honors right. The E.
/ E. Davis Co. has the necessaries.
| At Webber & Hewett's-Native fowl.
! Western chicken, native veal, lamb,
beef. spinach, beet greens. asparagus.
lettuce, radishes. ripe tomatoes Just
received the last of the Hall tomato o
plants. A large assortment Of our
Queen chocolates at 29c lb. Pick out
| your assortment in our north window.
All summer favors of ice cream at
Folsom's and the big fountain has a
tempter for every taste.
! L. S. Young. Phone 5ss: Sugar to-
day. 25 pounds for $40 COMPOUND
lard No. 10 pals. $3.50; 20-pound pals
$780, Rhubarh- cents a pound, 9
| poUrds for 25 cts. Nice dairy butter 80
cents a pound. Fresh country eggs 40
cents a dozen. Corned fish 10 cents a
pound. Common crackers IA cents a
pound. Plenty Of Robbins lettuce.
Plenty Of Golden Bantam sweet corn
and Low Champion bean seed.