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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1909

Page

5

Glen Addie Rose lodge installs officers at banquet

The Glen Addie Rose company held a year opening banquet at their hall presided by retiring president John W. Rose. EF B. Strickland led installation with H. P. Palmer elected president for the year and numerous officers named including George Persell and O W Robertson.

Glen Addie Rose Company John W. Rose EF. B. Strickland H. P. Palmer Abeut George Persell O. W. Robertson Will Toney A. D. Robertson J. V. Robertson

Newest skirts offered at deep weekly discounts

Ullman Bros advertises voile and Panama skirts at special weekly prices. Skirts priced at 6 6 50 and 7 dollars are offered for 4 89 dollars, signaling a limited time sale on fashion items.

Game masters fined in police court gambling case

Game masters L Grace and John Munford faced police court today for gaming. Grace pleaded guilty, Munford denied but showed bets on others. both were fined $11.50. Reed was discharged, as he participated only as a spectator. Foley's Honey and Tar lauded for cough and cold relief stating it is narcotic free. Elam Ordway Houser and W E Lloyd.

L. Grace John Munford Ed Reed Reed Foley Elam, Ordway & Houser W. E. Lloyd

All Ladies Coats Go On Sale at 14 Price

Local shop clears inventory with remaining line of ladies coats in multiple colors offered at 14 price to move stock.

Ward still represents me in rent and debt collection

R. E. Garner states that Mr. W. O. Ward continues to represent him in collecting rents and all debts due, and notes Ward’s office is with Model Produce Co.

W. O. Ward Model Produce Co

Silk remnants offered in various colors and sizes

Silk remnants in all colors from 1.144 yards up to 5 yards are offered with prices starting at 14.

Ullman Bros

Sidewalk Paving Noted on South Noble Street

The notice reports sidewalk paving on South Noble Street with public appreciation and mentions more paving needed nearby alongside Cotton Market data corrected daily by W. L. Jones showing strict good middling at 9 4c and 91-4e to 93-8e.

W. L. Jones South Noble Street

Capudine for That Headache Headache and Nervous This Morning

Advertisement for Capudine promising quick relief for headache and nervous tension. Claims it clears the head and braces the user for work. Endorsed as suitable for business use and available at drug stores.

Capudine

New Shade Silk Line From Ullman Bros and Coal Deals

Announcement lists new messa line silks from Ullman Bros and R. O. Watson coal prices with prompt delivery. Blake's Livery Stable notes cab and trunk wagon service starting January 1, 1909 at 25 cents inside cab limits, with Sunday service and contact numbers 72 and 44.

Blake’s Livery

Paving Progress on West Tenth Street Near Moore Avenue

The bitulithic paving on West Tenth Street advances rapidly as weather clears. The last coat has been laid halfway, and the street is opening to the public within days. Stops itching instantly. Cures various skin conditions. Dean's Ointment advertised.

West Tenth Street Moore Avenue Dean

Fashion Update on dainty thread and lace patterns

A fresh line features round thread and laces in matching sets and single pieces selling from SE to 25e per yard.

Shirts and waists neck bands offered by Anniston Laundry

Anniston Steam Laundry advertises new neck bands for shirts and shirt waists in all sizes. Also offers coats of all grades for sale by R O Watson. Phone numbers 96 and 72 are provided for inquiries.

Anniston Steam Laundry R. O. Watson

New Rajah Silk Fabrics Arrive for Spring Wear

Weav es rajah silks in fresh spring shades now in stock at Allman Bros. Prices 65 and 75 cents per yard. For drag service contact R. O. Watson by telephone 72. jy12-tf

Allman Bros R. O. Watson

New Spring Satin Dresses Arrive in Rose Gray and Blue

Just in by yesterday's express, new spring satin dresses in rose gray and blue arrive for the season, offering fresh color options and streamlined silhouettes for shoppers.

S Express New Spring

Foley’s Kidney Remedy touted to prevent kidney disorders

An advertisement urges prompt use of Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder trouble to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. It claims to correct irregularities and cure kidney and bladder disorders and mentions W. E. Lloyd and Elam Ordway & Houser.

Foley Bright W. E. Lloyd and Elam Ordway & Houser

Old Time Turkey Eat Fades From Blue Mountain Traditions

A New York Sun reminiscence recalls how the turkey eat and rural customs of Pennsylvania's Blue Mountain region have vanished with the passing of the old woodmen families. The piece describes cabins, turkey cats with fiddlers, birch bark plates, paan haas head cheese, and the decline under strict game laws.

Blue Mountain Pennsylvania Schuykill Juniata Ike New York Sun

Poem in the Wastebasket Sparks Editor's Panic

A Kansas Independent joke quips about a tossed poem mistaken for a mouse in a wastebasket. The editor jokes about pouring water on it and dropping it from a window to avoid insurance concerns.

Kansas Independent

Personal notices from Anniston and surrounding cities

W M Tucker of Birmingham registers today at the New Wilmer. John T Robertson of Buford Ga is in Anniston today. R L Holmes of Knoxville visits business in the city. H G Wadsworth of Rockmart lodged at the New Wilmer last night. J Th Massey of Athens Ga spent last night in Anniston. William Rosenfeld and P C Ratliff of Birmingham are in Anniston today. John A Inter of Gadsden spent last night as guest of the Alabama. Dr Thomas Electric Oil praised as a croup remedy by Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo NY. R O Watson offers high grade coal. jyl2-tt

John T. Robertson Buford, Ga Anniston Il. G. Wadsworth Rockmart New Wilmer J. Th. Massey Athens, Ga William Rosenfeld P. C. Ratliff Birmingham John A. Inter of Gadsden Alabama Thomas

Anniston Weather Forecast Update

At 7 a.m. barometer 30.29 inches temperature 42 precipitation 0.0 inches wind northwest at 3 miles per hour. Lowest temperature 4 a.m. 39 degrees. Weather clear with forecast partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. W F Clarke reported.

Anniston W. F. Clarke

To Tell a Fowl's Age by Physical Traits

Denver Field and Farm explains methods to judge a hen's age. An old bird shows stiff underhill, thick rough comb, hard spurs, rough leg scales, and long sharp nails. a young bird has soft underbill, thin smooth comb, soft spurs, smooth glossy leg scales, tender claws, and short nails.

Denver Field Ben

Concrete mix guidance from Denver Field and Farm

The best concrete uses high grade Portland cement clean sharp sand and broken stone or gravel mixed to suit the work. If gravel is used it should be clean and dirt free. With broken stone wash to remove fine dust. some contractors overlook this but it is best to minimize dust on stone particles.

Denver Field

Pumpkins as Feed for Livestock Advises Caution

William Detrich of Tinels Experiment Station notes pumpkins are bulky and high in water so pigs cannot be fed on them alone. When combined with other feeds they are excellent and worth at least 3 to 4 dollars per ton.

William Detrich Tinels

Notice of Sale of Bankrupt Stock of Goods

A bankruptcy sale by receiver L. E. Adams of Harper & Son will auction the entire stock of goods at public sale for cash at 12 noon in Edwardsville Alabama on January 23 1909. Inventory valued around eleven hundred dollars may be viewed at H. D. McCarty office Anniston or Adams Heflin Alabama.

H. D. McCarty Harper & Son Edwardsville Alabama Anniston Ala Heflin L. E. Adams

Dean’s Regulats Promote Easy Bowels Relief

A single dose of Dean’s Regulats is enough for mild to easy bowel movement action. The treatment cures habitual constipation, priced at 25 cents a box. Ask your druggist for them.

Dean

Her Husband's Business

A New York Press quip depicts a gas man questioning a widow about her late husband’s work. The woman hints at suspicions and reveals she divorced him before his death, highlighting social awkwardness around marriage and finances. She faces the gas bill with measured irony.

New York Press

Simple Remedy For La Grippe Cited By Advertisers

An ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package cures la grippe coughs that may turn into pneumonia overnight. It asserts the lungs are healed and strengthened and a dangerous condition averted. Endorsed by W. FE, Lloyd, Elam, Ordway & Houser.

W. FE Lloyd, Elam, Ordway & Houser

White Madras and Piques for Waists Sold Cheap

Received all qualities white and colored madras for waists and fine corded piques priced from 10 to 25 cents per yard.

Ullman Bros

Want Ads Hint At Where To Find Great Bargains

The notice suggests that want ads offer tips on locations to buy a wide range of goods. It emphasizes guidance in locating bargains and affordable items across various categories.

The Japanese and Their Prisoners

A passage from Wide World Magazine describes how Japan treats prisoners awaiting trial. It notes distinct prison dress, including a strawberry red kimono for most, and light blue for detainees. It mentions hats resembling extinguishers when these suspects pass public streets.

Wide World Magazine

Stomach Trouble Cured by Chamberlain's Tablets

A Missouri man praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble. Mr. J P Klote of Jidina reports prior medicines failed but this remedy worked best. Sold by Elam Ord y Houser.

Chamberlain J.P. Klote Jidina Elam, Ordy & Houser

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Blake Gamesters R. E. Garner Noble Street Yesterday's Express The Anniston National Bank W. H. M’kleroy W. A. Davis Frank 1 C. D. Woodruff R. F. Smith Asst United States Pennsylvania Mountains W. M. Tucker Wilmer R. L. Holmes Knoxville R, O. Watson Elorefeeter Noble ST. Theatre Laurant Man Bavcker Anniston Evening Star Cara Star Office O, M. Alexander Anniston Lime and Stone Co, Oes Annixton Inn E. W. Fordyce Kansas City Journal Via New Orleans Mobile Pensacola Texas West Gulf Coast South Texas W. A. Russell Louisville
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