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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1906
Page
5
A new line of Knox Hats arrives for quality and style, with Saks in Anniston inviting customers to inspect the collection. The Knox brand is praised for its established reputation among men who dress well.
Bracelets are the current fad as Dame Fashion declares the correct wear for all. Readily available in a profuse array, the styles are right, the goods are the best, and prices stay low consistent with quality.
W F VanArsdel advertises as Reliable Jeweler and Optician at 1111 Noble St. Will Robertson is sick at his Glen Addie home after a fainting spell. well wishes for recovery. Sewing ham pricing note explains waste when cooking and advocates sliced boiled ham for economy. Aniston Cash Store promotes a 42 by 20 foot awning with iron supporters and pulley rope attachments.
Out of twenty four cases tried in police court this morning fines and costs totaled 171.20. The notice urges cleansing the system with Prickly Ash Bitters and mentions Eros Booklover's Library and Eros Bookstore. Jos. Saks travels to Birmingham after voting and returns tonight. Butenshon Cohen Decorating Co dissolves. creditors urged to present claims or payment by Sept 1.
An intruder forced entry into Mrs. Annie Farmer’s residence east of Oxford by removing window glass and entering a bedroom where Miss Luttrell slept. Awakened by screams, shots were fired at the retreating thief, who escaped. axe and brickbats were found outside.
Real estate notice urges action on scarce vacant lots offering two desirable properties on N BE corner Quaintard and Leighton avenues with excellent drainage for $1,600 the pair. Also promotes cheap Eclectric Oil pain relief sold at druggists.
At a Washington meeting on August 27 representatives of journeymen and master plumbers, building trades unions, and the master builders association agreed to arbitrate all differences and have the locked-out journeymen return to work.
Notices indicate circulars were distributed and signs placed throughout the county. Application handled by J. L. Murphy.
Model Ice Co advertises laying in a winter coal supply with phone contact 59. Old newspapers for sale are offered at the office.
A hospital surgeon visits a groaning Irish patient after a mule kicks him. The patient protests pain, replying that fate is a mule and after a groan concedes it’s true. The scene ends with the man acknowledging fate’s role.
A magistrate questions Mrs. Nalone about black eyes, she denies her husband caused them, and humorously notes they come and go like a toothache, as Strand Magazine records the quip.
An old advertising note claims Chamberlains Salve provides instant relief for salt rheum and eczema and markets it as a cure for skin diseases. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
Wanted bids for erection of a two story brick block between 8th and 9th Streets on Noble street. Plans available at C. W. Carlton's office. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
A 7 month old greyhound bulldog named Roe is missing. Described as light brown with white spots on mouth and feet. A reward will be returned to 1493 Mulberry avenue. 24-2.
The University of Alabama in 1831 announces a tuition free policy for Alabamians with strong demand for graduates across vocations. Regular enrollment last season was 491 and summer enrollment 316 totaling 07 dollars. Next session opens Wednesday September 5. For catalogue write G H Jones Secretary University Ala.
Guardian of Anna Rosa Huggins and Alma Ophelia Hugging offers for cash sale of roughly ninety acres in Calhoun County. Sale proceeds by order of the Probate Court for reinvestment, at the Anniston courthouse. Sale continued to Saturday September 8, 1906. J. B. Hugging and Lia Huggins signed as guardians.
Classified wood offer advertises stove wood of any kind and any quantity priced from 50 cents. Telephone orders to 343 or call.
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