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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
8
The 11th annual convention of the Alabama Daughters of the Confederacy concluded in Birmingham after two days of sessions. G. Brown of Birmingham was named president and Mrs. Brown was elected first vice president. Lewis Dobbs of Montgomer y was chosen treasurer with other officers announced.
Local store promotes ultra low prices on Bycher linen yards, ladies hats with silk flowers, silk Persian scarves, lace curtains, folding fans, youth and men’s wool suits. Highlights include linen at 4 per yard, hats from 1.98, curtains 79 cents, suits from 2.08, and other fabrics and accessories advertised as top value bargains. Stores claim quality matches representations and urge visits to compare stock and prices.
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