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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
5
The B P O Elks hold a regular meeting at eight this evening with imperaance business and a report to the grand lodge. Also notices for Sterne’s sliced meats and a obituary for Mrs B F Fulmer, plus barber shop changes and a Louisville trip for Mr Charles Stuart of Chicago.
W. J. Morten suffered severe scalds to the leg chest and arm while repairing at the Anniston Electric and Gas Company plant this morning. He will be laid up for about a week or sixty days. Wall Paper Bargains offered as the store goes out of business at Anniston Cash Store with bulk clearance and half-price retail.
A patchwork of notices includes eye glass advertising promising relief for sore eyes and headaches, police court fines totaling 40.50, a streetcar collision with minor damage, transfers at Western Union and local business updates, plus endorsements for Emperor's Blend Tea from Chase & Sanborn as the top tea importers with strong blending claims.
For rent six stores on Noble Street. Apply to W. O Ward, manager for R. E Garner. July 24, 1961.
An old tonic claims to cleanse and strengthen the stomach, purify the bowels, and create appetite, vigor, and cheerfulness for men and women. The ad emphasizes digestive health and renewed energy as benefits of the preparation.
A short aphorism by Haz Litt. stating that the least important individuals are quickest to mock others. Reflects a witty social observation with compact, quotable phrasing.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and summer colds, claiming immediate breathing relief and unblocked air passages. Promises instant relief even if a full cure is not achieved, and notes the genuine product is in a yellow package from Flam, Ordway & Wouner.
10% W Eleventh st. phone 435 Mem bership fee 1 per month. Repairing neatly done. Prices for Transient Work Ladies' List Skirts 40 to 1.75 waists 25 to 50c lace curtains per pair 40e kid gloves 25e Gentlemen's list Pressing whole suit 75c pants 25e coat and vest 50e overcoat 50e ties 10c to 50c washing suit 1 to 1.50 We are not responsible for articles left in garments dy 1m.
Public notice invites bids to erect brick stores on Noble street between 5th and 9th. Plans and specifications are available at the office of W. Carlton, architect. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. 30-81.
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