Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-04

mems silk crepe de chine envelope
chemise $19s. Dainty handkerehiefs
with colored borders and white hens
specially priced at 10c and 15c.
d. w. Adams offers today 5 cakes
fine grade toilet soap at 29c; fine
grade Hair Bow Ribbons in fancy
Dresdens at Csc yd.; women's good
quality silk stockings in black, white.
cordovan, navy and fancy on sale at
s1.50 pr; high grade fibre silk stock
ings for women in black. white. cor
dovan and grey on sale at $100 Pr;
Arrow Borax Laundry soap. cakes
for Csc; famous Wool soap cakes
for 25c; handsome new waste bas-
kets on sale at 79c. Be cure and see
these mems handkerchiefs marked at
price. See our big ad announcing the
greatest bargain of the year on ready
to wear garments and millinery.
At Cadarette's today: Mems army
shoes, $4.65: mems blk and tan dress
shoes, $465; mems Emerson dress
shoes, $4.s5; chiId's barefoot sandal.
$1.19; women's brown strap pumps,
1915; women's brown Oxfords, 1915;
growing girls brown strap pump,
1895; women's kid strip slipper 1856;
womens' white canvas Oxfords, $2.45;
women's brown canvas Oxfords $2.45.
c. F. Bilodeau Co. have the best
iv,
non destructible tie formerly $500,
now zoe; boys hose Csc and CSC; mems
all wool golf hose, $3.50 and boys for
$500; middle hat in either brown or
white, soc; mems athletic union suits
for Csc and boys for 75c. Mems Csc
hose prs for $1.0o. Palm Beach suits
$500. Wash ties, 25c; boys overalls
75c and s1.0o. Mems all wool golf
sweater $3.50. Boys straw hats $100
and $3.50 Khaki pants for boys s100
and $3.50 and for men $50 to $3.50.
Coughlin's Drug Store have in Jer-
sey Ice Cream today 10 flavors: ma
pie walnut, grape nut, coffee, choco-
late, strawberry, vanilla, pineapple,
Harvard and Country Club
All these flavors to choose from and
the famous Tripl- Seal Bricks are con-
venient to take home.
LaBreck & Lishness offer for today:
Slx90 in. sheets $175 value for s119;
55c 43x56 in. pillow slips, Csc; organdie
collar and cuff sets, white and colors
knife plating trimmed SIPS; val. lace
edge and insertion soc a dozen yards:
36 in. white dimity checks, 15c yd.;
white ruffled curtains 69c pr; So in.
percales, II 1-2c I'd
big drop in the prices Of mems
stockings, has taken place, and the
fellow, who has appreciat-
cd the fact that the best and most
serviceable stocking is the interviewer
sold exclusively by Beane G. Cross, 23S
Water St, can now satisfy his wants,
at 40c soc, to 81 in silks. A wonderful
line of all pure thread silks, with the
fancy clocking for that stylish new
low shoe, at 81 80 a pair.
To Introduce their own make of ice
cream, the Quality Shoppe will today
and Sunday offer an unusual bar
gain. The usual 60-cent ice cream
in all flavors will be sold at 40 cents
a quart or 20 cents a pint, if a copy
OF their ad. printed in this issue of
the Journal is presented at the time
of purchase. The Quality Shoppe also
offer some candy specials which in
clnde jumbo honey nougatines at SO
cents pound; cocoanut cakes, 10 cents
dozen; needhams, 10 cents dozen and
cream bon bons at 40 cents pound.
Fourteen pounds Of sugar for dol-
lar is an attractive offer that Hersom
& Bonsall are making for today.
Gold Medal Flour will also be sold at
Si35 a bag. Other quotations are:
Best light molasses 81 cents gallon;
fresh native eggs. 3S cents dozen;
three pounds Autocrat coffee, 500;
three pounds compound. 33 cents and
LeGrande flour, S1.29 a bag.
f.. Locke today calls attention to
his supply of native fowl and native
pork. Special price on cooked meats
and lots of green stuff, with o box of
head lettuce selling for so cents. New
are received daily by ex
press Good grapefruit, , for 25 cents.
In the bakery department, jelly