Eye care promises with guaranteed glass fitting
The advertisement claims over twenty years of experience in fitting glasses and testing lenses with full guarantees for safety. It emphasizes expert know how and reliable service to keep eyes safe.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
5
The advertisement claims over twenty years of experience in fitting glasses and testing lenses with full guarantees for safety. It emphasizes expert know how and reliable service to keep eyes safe.
W F Van Ardel reports Mrs P B Brown property sales with L M Barnes buying the corner of Seventeenth street and Gurnee avenue for 1650. The Browns family trio purchased two houses and 40 acres for 1355 1225 and 480 respectively. E L Turner bought a Seventh street corner house for 1250. Local notices show ads for hair goods tea and plants with various prices. Police court dispositions total 59.80.
B Shelnutt notes Ingram Co sold many extra fine mules to plants and farmers. Sunday school teachers plan to resume weekly meetings on Wednesday evenings. Salted fish roe praised as a breakfast or supper dish at 25 cents a pound. Mrs W C Dickinson dies after short illness, buried at Pine Grove cemetery with husband and two children surviving.
Anniston markets report today 11 cents for spot cotton and various prices for chickens eggs and potatoes. Grain prices show corn at 66 to 68 cents per bushel and hay at 25 dollars per ton. A consumer note promotes Burdock Blood Bitters with health claims and Anecdote about Gerard de Nerval found dead in Paris with a lobster anecdote.
Dock Glover linked to embezzlement at Anniston steam laundry has been captured by Birmingham police and is to be returned to face trial. The City court grand jury reconvened at 1 50 p m and faces unfinished business with possible adjournment by week’s end. Ladies suits and children’s caps advertised by Ullman Bros and Allman Bros.
Mr J. H. Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory declares he was afflicted with rheumatism and now attends to business after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He calls it the best liniment and promises prompt relief. Sold by J L Wikle.
A London Mail note recalls a Bulawayo railway opening tale in which an engineer loses a friend to enteric fever. On the voyage home relatives independently dream of the death and of the hair turning white, each keeping the dream secret from others until the moment of disclosure.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised as a new remedy that improves on older laxatives by not causing griping or nausea. The product is described as pleasant to take and guaranteed. Elam Ordway and Houser are named in the advertisement.
A quirky society note describes costly toys and social climbers. Mrs Talker wanes as Mrs Sportiy fades under criticism. Hearts clubs and spades symbolize social games. Mrs Highflyer Society mingling causes embarrassment with landlords at lunches. Mrs Nokoyne-Or sits beside a bill collector at dinner.
A local trader pledges complete stock at reasonable prices. The advertisement touts full weight and full measure and right treatment for customers. Goods will be delivered promptly and patronage is sincerely solicited with satisfaction guaranteed.
The Trigg Steele Co announces completion of its undertaking parlors with public invitation to view. Milton P. Crowe heads the branch and is touted as Alabama’s most competent embalmer for over twenty years. A lady attendant can assist, day or night numbers 403 472 or 322.
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