Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel], February 09, 1921, Page 11, Image 11

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THURSDAY and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 and 11
LOOK-YOU
Can Save From 25% j
to 50% At This Sale j
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: | One Lot Men’s Suits
, | $25.00 Suits Challenge Price $12.50
I $35.00 Suits Challenge Price $17.50
One Lot Overcoats !
$25.00 Value Challenge Price $12.50
$35,00 Value Challenge Price $17.50 .
All ttoys buiis and Overcoats 1-3 off
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ONE LOT
MEN’S HATS
Good Style and Quality
Half Price
ONE LOT
i | . Men’s and Boys’ Caps
$1.00 quality 50c
MEN’S PANTS
All $6.00 Pants
now $3.78
All $8.00 Pants
now $4.48
All $10.00 and $12.00
Pants now $7.48
CHALLENGE
Negligee Shirt Value j
$1.50 Shirts for 98c jj
$2.00 and $2.50 Shirts
for $1.39 \
$3.00 and $3.50 Shirts
CHALLENGE
Glove Values
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One Lot Knit Gloves
$1.00 value for 59c
CHALLENGE
Work Shirt Value
Blue Chambray, been
selling $1.50,
Challenge Price 50c
Only two to a customer
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Big Bargains in Ladies’ and Men’s
NECKWEAR
50c Neckwear 29c
75c Neckwear 50c
$1.00 Neckwear 75c
$1.50 Neckwear $1.00
$2.00 and $2.50
Neckwear $1.50
HOSIERY
Tripletoe 65c quality,
all colors,
Challenge Price 39c
Fur Coats, Scarfs and Muffs
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Two Stores
The Proven Value Givers
Augusta and Gardiner
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feb9-l$
Fifield Bros. Co.
Your Automobile Accessory Store
Offers at Reduced Prices
Robes-Sleds- 0?J£P Skates
Powder Fire Extinguishers
(cheap, but excellent insurance)
More Whiskers at
(A flood whisk brook for the money)
25c
25c
Canvas Work Gloves
3 pairs for 50c
20c pair
NORWALK
TiRES
TUBES
Are better than ever this year
But the cost is greatly reduced over
last season’s
You’ll Find Us
OPPOSITE THE
R. R. STATION
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We Make ’em Look Like New,
Clothes of all kinds cleaned, pressed
and repaired. High grade dyeing a
specialty.
AUGUSTA DYE HOUSE
134-140 Water St,
febi»<i3t
Augusta
“Brighten the Corner
Where You Are”
GET ACQUAINTED with Lowe's High Standard Liquid Paint.
A trial will convince you of its superiority.
The following are a few of our special combination sales for
• THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY
1 qt. High Standard Paint .....'.$1.35
1 brush .. .55
SALE PRICE $L50
1-2 gal. High Standard paint.. ..$2.50
1 brush .. ... .60
SALE PRICE R50
1 gal. High Standard paint.. ..$4.75
1 brush ... .. .85
$5.60
SALE PRICE $4.40
10<t Discount on all sales of wall paper Thursday and Friday.
F. H. BEALE & CO.
199 WATER ST.
AUGUSTA,. ME.
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During Challenge Day
WE OFFER
Sugar and molasses doughnuts,.. .25c doz.
Crust Pies, very tasty...20c
R. & S. Sponge Cake, .......18c
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Don’t forget our Yankee Bread, its .....lie
Also our nutritious raisin Bread,.15c
Beans today, 25c a quart
RAND & STEARNS
feb9dlt‘__.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Deputt Sheriff John A. Foster of
I Wlnthrop was in the city Tuesday on
5 county business matters.
I Miss Alice Poulin of Skowhegan has
( arrived in the city to pass a few days
\ with friends.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barton of this
| city hive returned from Bath where
(they visited over Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs. Hervey Hotte.
. : The Ladies’ Aid society of the Green
| street Methodist church will meet on
I Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. L.
? Pride, 35 F-ongor street.
' At- Stain has -eturned to his home
", in Rumford, where he conducts A gro*
Jfccry store, after pe.ssing several days
in the city.
Fred Bolduc of this City has gone
to WaterVille and is stopping with his
cousin, Frank Cameron while he is
attending Thomas business college.
Zcnic Johnson who Is employed at
the State hospital, has gone to his
home in Winslow where he will enjoy
j a vacation at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Johnson.
j Mr and Mrs. J. E. Robinson of
Houlton have arrived in- the city,
j They plan to pass the remainder of
\ the winter with Mr. Robinson s cou
j Sin. Mrs. Elizabeth Allen,. 71 Eastern
| dvenue.
- • The regular meeting of R. B. Capen
i r. bekah lodge will be held this Wed
[ "or-day evening at 7.30 o’clock. The
I - vening’s plans will include a rehcar
? oifd of the degree staff. Members of
j the staff arc to take notice of the re
j hearsal.
j Sunday, Feb. 13. is Universulist lay
iTTor.’s day all over the counti*y. In
or.fprmlty with the observance the
' tVinthrop street Universalist church
[ •. U celebrate with special services
I ;'r minent laymen will conduct the
! s rvicets A special committee is at
i It to ht.vc every man attend
Helping Hand Surprise
s. R. L. McKay of 53 Eastern
u was hostess to the members of
lelping Hand society one evening
illy and the event was schedule d
e a surprise party for the mem
5 ber4 of the club. But in some man
ner jj the secret leaked out and the
| eurpp lser was surprised when Mrs.
| McKay was presented with a piece
! of china as a birthday remembrance
5 Games and music were enjoyed and
5 he evening’s enjoyment was greatly
i enlarged when Mrs. Solon Purinton
I gave some solos. An excellent treat
as furnished by the hostess and the
{ veiling psoved thoroughly delightful.
! RAYMOND HAVENS
i A GREAT PIANIST
■ A Mason and Hamlen grand piano
i( weighing a ton—one of the~> largest
I and finest made—has been shipped
? from Boston for the use of Raymond
' Havens and Lucy Marsh at the city
j'halt concert Thursday evening. An
expert tuner from the well-known
firm, will accompany the piano to
Augusta.
Music teachers, students and music
level's from all over Central Maine
are looking forward with great pleas
ure to hearing Raymond Havens who
ranks as one of America’s greatest
pianists. They have a double treat
in store in being able to hear a re
markable prima donna soprano, Lucy
Marsh, who will appear with him.
Jennie M. Case, New York’s well
known accompanist of famous con
cert singers, will act as accompanist
for Miss Marsh.
Havens is one of those brilliant
artists who holds hearers spellbound
by his wonderful skill. He has
something more than mere technic;
he has poetic feeling and refined sen
timent, and littB learned the rare art
of singing a melody on the piano. As
an exponent of Chopin, Mr. Havens
haft few equals on the concept stage.
, There are certain traits in Mr. Hav*
en8’ style of playing that ate con*
spicuous. For instance, he prepares
his climaxes with the most ingenious
use of the pedal so that when the
culmination is reached the whole pi
ano seems to sound. He has made a
careful study of the dynamic possi
bilities of the piano, for'he never
forces the tone to harshness, and yet
his loud passages suggest an orches
tral effect.
i Mr. Heavens has marked originali
ty, refined sentiment, and good taste
in his interpretations. His style is
mature and authoritative, and he
knows how to arrange a well bal
j anced program—one that will delight
; every concert goer. He is in the full
est sense an artist.
Any who have neglected to secure
reserved seat tickets (all seats are
reserve^) are reminded that the
earlier the selection the better the
location. The saje is very large with
every indication of a capacity house.
Augusta people evidently appreciate
the magnitude, of the offering.—Adv.
Maity Stewart to Speak
At State House On
“Woman and Gov’t”
Miss Mary Stewart of New York is
coming to speak in Augusta.
This is good news to everybody
who heard her at the Republican
. State convention in Bangor last year
and at various times and places dur
! ing the political campaign last fall.
She is to speak on “Woman’s Place in
Government” and the meeting ia 4o
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COUGHLIN’S
CHALLENGE SALE
Special Prices for Thursday and Friday
They’re the same high quality standard goods at the reduced
prices. It will pay you to visit our store during this sale. We
reserve the right to limit the quantity of each article sold. These
prices do not include war tax.
83c '
One 43c RexttU Shaving IiOtion
One 30c Stick R exit 11 Shaving
Soap
One 25c Violet Dulce Talc Pow
der v.
Worth for 83c
39o
One 25c Pottle Nall Polish
One 15c Box Emery Boards
One 16c Box Pumice Stone
55© Worth for 39c
40«
One 25c Bottle Peroxide
One 40c Rexall Tooth Powder
65c' Worth for 40c
33o
One 30c Jar Rexall Cold Cream
One 15c Cake Hexall Soap
45c Worth for 33c
83o
One 50c box Syta Face Powder
One 50p box Syta Rouge
31.00 Worth for 83c
J 83o
I One 25c Box Laxative Tablets
■ One 25c Bottle Soda Mint Tablets
j +One 50c Liquid Antiseptic'
$1.00 Worth for 83c
57o
One 35c bottle Cleaning Fluid
One 25c Tube Zinc Ointment
One 20c Bottle Rhinitis Tablets
80c Worth for 57c
61o
One 35c Bottle Cough Syrup
One 15c Box Aspirin Tablets
One 25c Tube Tooth Paste
_75o Worth for 61e
49o
One 45c Bottle Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
One 20c Box Bronchial Tablets
65c Worth for 49c
79o
One 69c Bottle Aspicin Tablets
One 25c Cold and Grippe Pills
94c Worth for 79c
RUBBER SPECIAL
$3.50 Kantleek Fountain
Syringe, Two Year Guar
antee,
Challenge Sale Price
$2£9
Stationery Special
60c Fine Linen Station
ery, 60 sheets, 50 en
velopes,
Challenge Sale Price
49c
PERFUME SPECIAlT"
$1.00 ounce Truflor Rose,
White Rose, Violet, Lilly,
Challenge Sale Price
79c
soXp'speciaE
15c Harmony Rose
Glycerine Soap, de
lightfully perfumed,
Challenge Sale Price
_3 cakes 37c
Food specials
Liggett’s Breakfast Cof
fee, 2 lbs ,46c
Ballardvale Olive Oil,
2 bottles 51c
These prices are for
Thursday & Friday only.
Our stock is limited.
Come early and bring
this ad, with you.
SPECIAL" PRICES""
$1.25 Rexall Syrup Hypo
phosphites, 98c
$1.25 Rexall Iron and
Cascara Tonic, 98c
$1.25 Riker’s Emulsion
Cod Liver Oil, 98c
SPECIAL PRICES
$1.25 Symphony Lawn
Stationery, 98c
60c Lord Baltimore Sta
tionery, 49
10c Pkg. Envelopes, 06c
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One 50c Bottle Liquid Shampoo
One 20c Pace Cloth
One 10c Toilet Poap
-JfrJBtoa. far S9e
83o
One 6oc Rlker Violet Cerate
One 86c Cream of Almond*
One ISo Camphor ice
_11.00 Worth for SSo
53 o
One 46c Throat Gargle
One 26c Cold Tablet*
One 10c Headache Powder*
_80c Worth for 53o
79o
One 50c Jar Vanishing Cream
One 50c Face Powder
*140 Worth for 79o
61o
One 26c cake Tar Shampoo Soap
One 10c Stick Cocoa Butter .
One 40c Theatrical Cold Cream
_75c Worth for 61o
91*
One 60c Violet Cold Cream
One 60c Natural Rouge
One 25c Lipstick
_*1-25 Worth for 91a
91*
One 50 Rolling Massage Cream
One 50^ Face Powder
One 25c Toothpaste
_*148 Worth for 91e
4^
One $1.00 Bouquet Raffle* Face
Powder
One 60c Jonteel Rouge
One 25c Powder Wool Puff
*1.78 Worth for *14*
79*
One 60c Bouquet Dazlra Talcum
One 10c Face Cloth
One 30c Jar Cold Cream
*140 Worthier 79*
.""fto.
One 50c Face Powder
One 20c Cake Nall Polish
One 10c Face Cloth
One 15c Toilet Soap
95c Worth for 79c
EXTRA SPECIAL
One 25c Tube Klenzo
Tooth Paste
One 50c Tooth Brush
(French make)
75c Worth for 59c
John Coughlin
The REX ALL Store
Bring this ad. with you.Augusta, Me.
Write It To
Look Right
You can do it beat by uelni
lomo of our ouptrior fetation*
ery. j
We have a full lino of H»mp*
shire Bond, Vellum fend
Carolawn.
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Thia will be sold during the
Challenge Sale at
20% off
The Flower Shop
Qeo. W. Merrill
221 Water St., Augufeta
febSd3t
be held in the Senate chamber at the
State House Monday evening. Feb. 14.
The meeting is under the auspices of
the Augusta Republican club and
every woman—and man—in the city
Is invited to attend and bear what
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Everything About
Cuticura Soap
Suggests Efficiency
roe Will Surely Mime II
V Ton fall to taka advantage of our money saving priest for tka
OballMft Bala, Thursday, Ptiday and Saturday.
Latin’ Pocket Booka to ka sold at lass than east.
Book* of notion. Poetry, Classics, Juveniles, ate., marked way down.
Pina Boxed Stationary at rednoed Prices.
Then, to make It snappy, wo will sell regular 9840 value, oomMaatioa
glass two well Xnk Stands and Pan trays for, wall, say fO oents, and
It this is too much to ark, wa will give them away with every gi*00
purchase. XX yon want bargains
M You will find them at
Pierce’s”
894 Water M, Augusta
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this charming and talented young
lady haa to say about the place wom
an may have in helping to make our
government what we want It to be,
and how she may best go about it.
Miss Stewart has had much ex
perience in active political life, hav
ing been at one time resident in
Washington and keenly Interested in
the methods and processes of our na
tional government During the re
cent presidential campaign she was
constantly traveling and speaking
throughout the country. Those who
have already heard her need no urg
1 inj to coma and hear her again; and
those who haw not heard her will
wonder why they let themselvee mlBs
hearing her before.
—r——