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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
5
A sale offering cash sales only with discounts presented as a genuine bargain event. The notice promises unprecedented goods on hand priced to attract customers and urges immediate viewing of available bargains.
Morrisville Sunday school picnic set for Ingram Wells on Saturday July 14 with invite to neighboring schools. Major J M Berriman of Atlanta promotes Salvation Army work during evening meetings at 7 and 7 30 at 913 Noble Street. Admission 10 cents. Also notes on coal orders and local court updates.
See Boyer before departure for Chattanooga for remaining Suite and Pants bargains. Cash only. 6 2t.
Gordon Veale staggered along Noble Street near the Calhoun County Courthouse before Special Officer Sheil dragged him to the steps. He shouted he was blind and, after attempts to place him in an ambulance failed, walked to the station where a drunkenness charge was recorded. Guy Sweets assisted. Veale entertained by dragging his feet and sliding.
State Normal School advertises tuition free instruction for teachers with 524 enrolled last session across 55 Alabama counties. It lists 300 boarders and 135 teachers, strong professional courses, manual training, and preparation for state exams. Board ten dollars monthly and overall expenses from 75 to 125 per session. Catalogues available.
The firm Brummell and Pinson dissolves by mutual consent with G. H. Brummell continuing the business and R. T. Pinson retiring. All claims to be seized by the firm and accounts payable to either partner. Dated July 6, 1906.
A brief notice announces the constitution daily issue priced at ten cents per week available at Robinsons with sales or subscription details likely expected.
Sewing shop rates list for Alabama Cleaning and Pressing Club shows garment pressing and washing prices. Prices include 75 cents for a whole suit, 50 cents for coat and vest, 25 cents for pants, 10 to 15 cents for ties, and 1 to 1.50 dollars for washing a suit. Claimed not responsible for articles left in garments.
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