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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
4
Beginning December 5 and lasting until 9 a m December 24 we offer fall suits and winter wear at prices well below wholesale. Nine thousand dollars of new coats hats and staples reduced with overcoats and Mackin tosh coats priced at 99 cents and hats at 85 cents. Limited odd shapes sold at own figures.
Anniston merchants tout better shoes with low prices and wide assortment. Clearout of odds and ends includes remaining stock at reduced or wholesale-like prices, plus 25 percent off trimmed hats and 25 cent dollar sale items. Store advertises 20 day sale to move goods before January 1.
Rev J M Fiood preached at Pine Grove church last Sunday. Mrs J B Summers visited Mrs J W Mitchell Monday. Felix House and Myrtle celebrated a birthday on December 1. W A Perry returned from Birmingham and works at the pipe plant. A birth reported for L Geier couple. Union prayer meeting and Sunday school committee met at local homes. W A Perry injured his leg at the pipe works. Felix House and Mrs Mitchell plant shade trees. The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Robinson is ill.
A remote family faces desperation after accidents and injuries. Lagina 7 ply Bucklen's Arnica Salve, described as the beer on earth, is sold at West End Drove Co and Miller Drug Co Druggists as a remedy for burns cuts and ulcers.
A financing offer invites buyers to purchase or build homes with partial backing and repay in monthly installments at eight percent interest. The proposal also covers vacant unencumbered lofts. Brick is sold by car load cheaper than competitors, with viewing at Mr Colman's office in the Smith building on Noble Street.
Anniston Ice Mfg Co advertises top grades of coal with reasonable prices and prompt service calling readers to phone 49.122 for inquiries and orders.
M. F. Doering advertises expert watch repairing and jewellery services. A large sale on new Columbia phonograph records offers loud, high speed moulded discs at cut prices. Edison records priced at 50 cents. R. C. Slieu runs Woodstock Commissary at 30 lm.
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