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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
5
Selected from choicest Ceylon and India Teas the blend is rich in quality and contributes to the season's most popular drink with a beautiful color and aroma.
Chase & Sanborn markets itself as the leading Anniston coffee for 15 years inviting trial with a free pound offer. Advertises prices 25 30 33 38 and 40 cents per pound. Bagley & Williams listed with phone contact. Also notes early fall Fisk Silk Velour and Felt hats in a Removal Sale at reduced prices from Ullman Bros.
Offered mules weighing 950 to 1250 pounds and 14 to 16 inches high, aged up to 9 years, in good sound condition. Bring them in this week by Saturday for appraisal. payment made in full. Contact J. M. Herron at Sanford & Co. stand on Tenth Street.
Miss Minnie Coker of Taillades Miss Edna Heller of Ironaton Miss Fiera Watson of Lincoln and Miss Minna Glass of Birmingham, who have been the attractive guests of Miss Virginia Carre, have returned to their respective homes.
Local grocer J A Sewell advertises discount prices for cash purchases with contact phones 141 and 151. No further details on products or dates provided.
Misses Sarah and Margaret Little visit Montgomery and Deatville enjoy Try Red Feather and a Made in Anniston Cigars. 4. B. Payne becomes Armour & Co salesman. Red Feather cigars praised. J N Hatte of Lincoln in town on business. W F Price attends Carolina insurance mens’ convention in Asheville. DeLoach sells Garnee street lot to T Motes for 1400 dollars. Insect bites warning and Ballard’s Snow Liniment sold by Searbrough Drug Co.
Tomorrow at four o clock Anniston men and women interested in Red Cross work will hear a lecture by Mrs A Rowntree of Birmingham in the Alabama hotel parlor. Miss Odis Poundstone will sing with Miss Harriet Glover at the piano and the meeting will close with a patriotic song.
The Vawter meetings at the Eleventh Street Church of Christ will continue through the week drawing a wide audience and increasing attendance each night.
Spread attention and good results are being obtained with several new members added in days. Vawter and Shaul are evangelists of national reputation having held meetings in nearly every state and capable of entertaining and instructing. The sermon last night was "The Church on Crutches."
Omega Flour is praised for three strong claims. It uses only the finest quality wheat, employs great care and skill in grinding, and is produced in the country’s finest and most modern mill.
An old newspaper note touts Herbine as a remedy for torpid liver and related digestive issues. It claims the product cleanses the bowels and improves overall health, marketed at five cents and sold by Scarbrough Drug.
Quick care Star shows preference for August first date. The note outlines urgency and a request for immediate attention. No additional context or names are provided.
Each club president may appoint a representative to compete for a ten dollar prize on Suf frage. If a club representative wins, the prize goes to the club treasury. Presidents and leaders of other groups should attend and send papers to Mrs Org before September 1. Papers will be numbered and judged by a committee. He states entries must not exceed one thousand.
An ad notes a simple method for a club or class to win ten dollars. It touts herbsine as a remedy for a disordered stomach and torpid liver, claiming it corrects the stomach and makes the bowels active and regular. Price 50 cents, sold by Searbrough Cruz Co.
Workers at the machine plant north of the city received homemade delicacies from several members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union who stopped by last night. The gesture was warmly welcomed by the labor crew.
The notice highlights a new Cigar called Red Feather. It claims a Porto Rico and domestic blend and asserts none better.
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