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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
5
Quality Outlives Price. Our customers always find our prices the lowest, while the extra quality of the goods is our main stay. A watch, diamond ring, brooch, link buttons, sockets-handsomely engraved with monograms. See us when you want something ex The Peaceburg Camp meeting opens tomorrow the 11th for a week with several ministers aiding. Also includes property ads and local notices.
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday with temperatures rising from 93 after morning low. In a police court session ending at noon, offenders were fined a total of 113 dollars and 20 cents for city law infractions.
Manager William Z Rogers announces Miss Jennie Deweese and Mr. Carl Copeland will headline at Oxford Lake Park. Deweese brings a musical and dancing act celebrated at Ponce de Leon park Atlanta East Lake Birmingham and other Southern venues. Copeland billed as the Minstrel King joins for a lively program aimed to draw big crowds.
An old newspaper ad touts a kidney remedy promising guaranteed results. The Scarbrough Drug Co offers the treatment at 50 cents with a money back promise if it fails. The copy emphasizes reliability and no-risk trial to attract buyers.
Col Joseph Saks is expected back in Anniston tonight after several weeks in New York buying fall and winter goods for Saks stores in Anniston and Gadsden. Also notices of plastering stock sale at 73c per barrel, Carter Music Co sales opportunities, lake theatre trips, and local real estate title services.
Reward at Star office 10 2. Fragmentary OCR mentions a departure duplex brake count 213 951 and frame 49 009 with a reward offered at Star office.
A retail note argues sliced boiled ham saves waste and wrapping, comparing whole hams to slices. It emphasizes no pay for unused meat, and that customers can portion just what they need, making sliced ham cheaper and more convenient.
A property was placed for sale with W. T. Owen on Monday and sold the next day. The owner received cash while the buyer paid a 25 percent advance on the same day, illustrating a swift transaction. Contact W. T. Owen at 1208 Alabama Hotel for similar deals.
Nothing finer than Donahoo & Co s turnouts. Try a ride in one. Phone No. 82.
Classified notice seeking a dwelling in a good location by September 15 or September 1, with responses to Care of this Office Dwelling Address. Contact details provided in the notice for replies.
T M Henderson, operating at 918 Noble Street, runs a second-hand furniture store. Investigations confirm purchases and resale of used furniture with steady customer traffic and classic pieces noted.
J T Hodge at 923 Noble Street offers high grade furniture sewing machines and stoves with reasonable prices. The ad highlights ready made outfits for men women and boys and promises broad selection of home goods.
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