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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1901

Page

8

Notable concert at Noble Street theater delights Anniston audience

A refined crowd enjoyed a concert by contralto Carrie Bridewell at Noble Street theater. The singer impressed with a wide range and purity, supported by Anton Kasper on violin and Fran Julia Plesner on piano. The program featured two vocal parts with various works and praised performances. Local residents visit relatives during the Kids' Carnival and travelers head to Atlanta after the event.

Noble Street Theater Carrie Bridewell Anniston Mise Bridewell Miss Bridewell Anton Kasper Fran Julia Plesner

Daughters of the Confederacy meet to organize in Anniston

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES OF ANNISTON Mrs A Sterne president of the local chapter invites women to a 4 PM meeting at Mrs Judge Crook's Leighton avenue residence next Thursday to finalize organization and discuss other chapter business. Also mentions various medical ads and testimonials for Botanic Blood Balm Banner Salve and Foley's Kidney Cure with local pharmacy sales.

A. Sterne the Daughters of the Confederacy Anniston Judge Crook Leighton Avenue Blood Balin Co Atlanta

Miss Evelyne Most Visits Watsons in Tallapoosa

Yesterday she visited Mr. and Mrs. I. EK. Watson, and Mrs. Coleman traveled to Bynem to spend days with relatives and friends.

J. A. Turner Clara Ellen Mabel Alta Turner Atlanta Evelyne Most Tallapoosa Mrs. I. EB. Watson Mrs. G. ©. Coleman Bys Nem

Man Killed In Falling Tree Near Centerville

Centerville May 10 Frank Lucas, a 40 year old white man employed by the Jackson Lumber Company, was fatally crushed when a tree fell on him while he was cutting stock for the mill about ten miles below Centerville. The accident occurred this morning and death was instantaneous.

Centerville Frank Lucas Jackson Lumber Company

Banner Salve Legacy by a Noted American Skin Specialist

The greatest skin specialist in America originated the Banner Salve formula for all skin diseases, sores, and piles. It promises universal healing and warns against substitutes, per McBireath Drag Oo.

America

Ullman Bros Carnival Sale Nears End

The Big Carnival Sale at Ullman Bros ends soon with gala week festivities and shopping opportunities. Special inducements offer hats with various flounces and prices from 1 to 15 dollars, highlighting plain or fancy circular designs and graduating prices.

Ullman Bros Ullman’s Anniston

Seasonal yard sale cuts hit highs and fabrics go fast

Anniston shoppers find deep discounts across textiles from muslins and dimities to batistes and grenadines. The store touts washable lawns, linen fabrics, striped tissues, and cotton checks with many items priced at fractions of their value. A large new stock of ladies hats and ready to wear items joins the sale as the season opens.

Lot Madras

New Spring Dress Goods Arrive at Albatross

A department display highlights new spring fabrics including Silk Warp Sublime at 1.25, 56 inch Henriettas silk finish, 49 cents to 60 cents per yard ranges, silk and mixed dress goods, and black mohair and crepon skirt patterns.

Albatrosses

Ready Made Department Shirt Waists and Skirts Sale

Special selling in white and colored waists at reduced prices displayed on the needle counter. Includes new effects and popular dress skirts, wash fabrics such as linens and cords, and wool dress shirts in black and spring colors. Covers and Venetians in browns greys and tans at 3.00.

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Cont Dove’s Candy Kitchen Noble Street Mins Bridewell Vielin Fiane Ians Morley Miss Bridewell Miss Posner Svendsen B. Aigennerwelsen Sarasate Kasper Slumber Song Matter Miss FP. M. Cottle Sop Gadsden J. K. Shropshire Hattie and Ida Wilson Jacksonville Ladies OF Anniston Henry R. Richards Willseyville N. Y Foley MecWreath Drug Co Bureau of Information Jor. Saks & Co Elks’ Carnival Robinson’s Lion Coffee Country Woolson Spice CO Toledo Ohio Foulards Magnificent Guarant Peau de Spies Wash Coods Department Lori Sea Island Hickory Millinery Department Ullman Brothers
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