Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-11

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variety cause many expressions OF
admiration from women shoppers
who look into the windows of the
3. F. Soule Co.
Malcolm & Dyer demonstrate the
variety Of the goods carried, for in
one window they have dinner pals
and tea kettles, while in the second
window are axes and hammers as
well as other tools
Swift & Turner call their windows
selling windows" for they have dis
played an extensive line of aluminium
and enameled ware with the prices
attached. In a third window are
dishes which give just a hint of the
extensive line carried within.
Grants shows their chocolates in
enc window, while the other display
window is filled with waters and
candy bars artistically arranged.
A most compelling display of tools
is that by j. H. Cogan & Co. in one
of their windows while in the other
aluminium and enameled ware is
shown.
Miller's has one window filled with
boxed candies, WHILE. the other is
equally as attractive with bulk candy
of many kinds.
The musically inclined find much
to interest them at Melville E. Smith
& Sons, for sheet music, ukeleles,.
banjos and mandolin banjos are
placed there in way that makes
one want to stop and listen.
Sunbeam bakery products are
especially varied and number of
cakes with the word Sunbeam in
frosting form an, effective part of the
window display.
1t would be impossible to imagine
a more varied line of toilet articles
of all kinds than is to be found ar
tistically arranged in one of the win
dows of the Coughlin drug store.
The other window is filled with Lig-
gett's coffee.
Markson Bros. with their extensive
line of women's suits, underwear and
waists, have a window that appeals
to the women, while another window
with mems apparel appeal equally as
strong to the sterner sex.
s. The Augusta Furniture Co. dem
onstrates how the modern kitchen
should be equipped. A Magee COM
bfnation gas and coal range, hand
some kitchen cabinet and a sanitary
enamel Kitchen table would invite the
attention of any housewife.
No more beautiful coloring is
shown in any window than that of
The Daylight Store. Baronette satin
and Kumsi Kumse satirs are shown
artistically draped in red, tan. white
and seal brown. The display of
georgette waists in many colors is
equally effective.
Displayed to advantage in the win
dow of l.. S. Young were glistening
smelts. awaiting the frying pan Of
some housewife. HOLSTERS were there,
100. red meaty fellows that would
make the basic element in particul-
irly palatable stew.
Nuts and. confectionery, reposing
.emptingly in spick and span contain
ers, furnish pretty display in the
of E. l.. Winslow. Someone's
sweet tooth is bound to be gratified
f the articles are as good as they
ook.
Aches and pains and cold feet may
De remedied by the application of one
If the hot water bottles which adorn
he window of Partridges Drug Store.
Excellent bargains they must be. for
/ printed card says they are sold at
| % per cent. discount.
Footwear la fashion for men and
in the latest styles, in all sizes
Ind various colors are displayed in j.
,. Bilodeau's window. The yellow and
blue crepe paper makes a very pretty
background for the darker hues of the
shoes.
Tempting cuts of meat are invitingly
shown in the window of E. Locke.
The prices. draw a sigh of relief from
very pockethooE. signifying no doubt.
hat Challenge sale sure does bring
'elief from former prices.
Travelling bags, with which to- carry
nome Challenge Sale bargains, greet
he passerby in the c.. F. Bilodeau
COS windows. Different articles of
mems wear on display are also sure
10 catch the wandering eye OF men
shoppers.
Caps. stockings, necktfes and Nun
,ingwear form the basic articles for
he excellent display in the Became &
Cross windows. The articles are ex-
arranged in such a way as
o attract the attention Immediately.
Richmonds Apparel Shops windows
put forth to best advan-