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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
4
Mrs Horace S Miller entertained the Young Matrons Club on Quintard avenue yesterday afternoon. The Julius Caesar program, directed by Mrs Bert White and prepared by Mrs Sam Morris, was engaging. A hot luncheon followed around a prettily arranged table with potted red begonias as a centerpiece.
The Book Club met at Mrs. J. W. McElreath's Leighton avenue home with Mrs. R. M. Ingram leading a Dutch Art program on Frans Hals. A UDC committee visited schools distributing a General Lee picture for inspiration. Notices cover recitals, school book rules, travels of Mrs. Ingram and friends, and a charity bake sale at McIntyre's Saturday morning.
Spring openings at Orys Bass Heard Ullman Brothers showrooms draw crowds with spring millinery gowns fabrics and lace novelties. Orys displays boast imported ideas and attentive clerks Bass Heard highlight top gowns and a palms decor with live music. Ullman Brothers feature millinery dresses coats and accessories while promising strong local stock and good crowds. Princess Victoria Patricia turns twenty five as Canada awaits her Governor General posting.
Advertises Herbine as a remedy for constipation with restoration of regular bowel movements. Priced at 50 cents and sold by J. L. Wikle.
A fragment argues advertising value drives store revenue. It suggests ads pay the store, while unread ads are discarded, implying the economic centrality of promotional content to business success.
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