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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1906
Page
3
An up to date Knox Hat line arrives at Saks in Anniston. The famous brand is praised for quality and style and urged as the complete outfit choice for men who dress well. Saks highlights the collection for customer inspection.
Bracelets are the reigning fad with Dame Fashion endorsing the correct styles. They are widely available in a profuse array, praised for quality, with prices kept low consistent with value.
W F VanArsdel notes Mr Will Robertson is sick at his Glen Addie home after a fainting spell Saturday. The ad promotes economical sliced boiled ham by Sterne with no waste and portion control. Also offers an awning 42 by 20 feet with iron supports and pulley rope at Niston Cash Store for sale.
Twenty four cases tried in police court this morning resulted in fines and costs amounting to 171 dollars 20 cents. Warnings about health remedies and bookshop notices are interspersed with a business dissolution announcement for the Butenshan Cohen Decorating Company and a note on Mr. Jos. Saks' Birmingham trip. All debts owed to the firm are to be settled by September first.
At a Washington meeting on August 27 representatives from Journeymen and Master Plumbers Building Trades unions and the Master Builders association agreed to arbitrate their differences. Locked-out Journeymen plumbers will resume work while the arbitration proceeds.
Circulars were distributed and signs were placed throughout the county. Job advertised by J. L. Murphy appears in the notice dated November 27.
Winter coal supply note from Model Ice Co advertises coal for sale with contact phone 59 and a notice that old newspapers are available at this office.
Our new goods arrive constantly under Mr Abner C Thomas. Trade here for security and up to date merchandise at the lowest prices with T W Thomas as manager in Sistersville West Virginia.
Notice from the Chairman Executive Committee asks voters registered since July 1 1906 to carry registration certificates to the polls to avoid challenges or confusion. Dated August 20 1961.
The surgeon visits a suffering Irish patient and urges him to bear pain. The man groans and mutters that it’s hard to face fate, jokes that mercy comes especially when fate is the fate of a mule.
In Strand Magazine style a magistrate questions Mrs Nalone about her black eyes. She deflects claiming they are her normal look like a recurring toothache and insists her husband did not cause them. The exchange highlights sly humor and marital tension.
The ointment Chamberlains Salve is advertised as instantly soothing intense itching from salt rheum and eczema. It is described as an unequaled cure for skin diseases and sold by J. L. Wikle.
A thief forced entry at Mrs. Annie Farmer residence east of Oxford. He cut glass, entered a bedroom where Miss Luttrell slept, and fled after shots were fired. The intruder’s race is unknown and an axe with brick bats were found outside.
Real estate ad urges quick action on two adjoining lots at Quintard and Leighton avenues. Properties are described as high with good drainage in a desirable location, priced at $1,600 for the pair. It warns prices rise and accuses buyers of missing out if they delay.
Classified notice seeking yearly lease for a house with six to eight rooms. No children or boarders allowed. Respond to Star via W. &. care. Message dated 23-31.
Real estate clients receive a guaranty bond on titles examined by Alabama Abstract Company and approved by its attorneys mh22-1.
A seven month old light brown greyhound bull pup with white spots on mouth and feet named Roe is missing. A reward is offered. return to 1493 Mulberry Avenue, 24-2.
Tuition free to Alabamians and graduates in demand across vocations. Regular enrollment last season was 491, summer school 316, total 807. Next session opens Wednesday September 5. For catalogue, write G H Jones, Secretary, University, Ala.
Guardian J. B. Huggins seeks cash bids in front of the Court House door for 90 acres of land held by minors Anna Rosa Huggins and Alma Ophelia Huggins. Property includes the north half of the northwest quarter and ten acres of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter in section 32 township 14 range 7. Sale continued to Saturday September 8, 1904.
Advertisement offering stove wood in any kind and quantity from 50 cents worth up. Telephone orders and a contact number provided to place purchases.
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