Ladies' fine back and side combs price cut
Retail item notes a selection of ladies back and side combs, originally worth 15¢, now offered at 5¢ each. The advertisement emphasizes bargain pricing and value for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
2
Retail item notes a selection of ladies back and side combs, originally worth 15¢, now offered at 5¢ each. The advertisement emphasizes bargain pricing and value for shoppers.
A humorous dialogue scene set at a hospital dance features young doctors off duty and witty banter about dating Miss Sweet, pop corn puns at the fire, and comic exchanges about an open mind and a dress maker’s fit.
Oxford a lively column reports visitors Bert and Mrs Farrell en route to Albertville, Mrs Burrow of Birmingham visiting family, J D Knight guest en route to Albertville, and Flint Allen at Thad M Gwin Co. Also notes sick friend Mrs Graben, wedding-bell rumors, sales ads, and upcoming meetings of women’s groups including the Indies’ aid society and Katharine Steele chapter D A R.
A good eight room house with 3 acres and a barn is offered for cash by J P Wakefield at Oxford Alabama. The notice mentions a servant house and a well and notes a musical program and novel features as part of the occasion. Cotton remains about 10.25 cents in Oxford with light receipts.
The Scarborough Drug Company promotes Hyomei as a direct nasal and throat remedy for catarrh. The inhaler method floods airways with the medicine, promising quick relief and a lasting cure, with a money back guarantee and extra bottles at 50 cents.
Local ad promotes purchasing Montevallo coal and urges readers to call phone number 72 for orders through RKO Watson.
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