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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
8
Wool rugs offered in 3x6 and 4x7 feet at $3.00 and $2.00 respectively with other grades including Oriental and Floral designs. Prices shown for smaller sizes too. A buyer purchased 28 rugs and plans to marry, bringing cheerful news.
Readable items describe various display screens and easels offered at low prices. Some are inserted with tapestry or upholstered in burlap with oak frames. Prices start as low as 1.50 in silk or other materials.
Muslin and lace curtains advertised as fresh from the manufacturers. Firm price policy stated with no stock carried afterward.
One lot of three colorings in Armore Weave Tapestry Effect for openings is offered at $2. Another lot priced at $2.80 has value about $8. A third lot includes six colorings at $5.25, marked as good at $4.
Readable lines report jointless Chin as good and clean at 16 per yard and Japanese Jaguard weaves at 25 to 30 cents per yard, selling well.
Howard Kyle stars as Nathan Hale with Miss Smyth as Alice Adams in a vivid dramatic rendition praised for its final act intensity. The show debuts Wednesday with tickets costing $1 on lower floors, while Atlanta performances fetched $1.50.
Advertises men s Vic Box Calf and Vic Kid Goodyear shoes in drill and calf lined new goods. Originally bought this fall to sell for 3 50 and 4 00 per pair, now offered for closeout pricing in tans and black.
The Missionary Mite meeting at the Pearce residence produced a neat sum for missionary work. A birthday party at South Church Street hosted by Miss Lila Roboberta drew a jolly crowd of young society boys and girls with games and light refreshments.
The blind and deaf Helen Keller of Tuscaumbia Alabama reads a memorial letter at Tremont Temple honoring Dr. Howe founder of the Perkins Institute for the Blind. She expresses gratitude for Howe's work opening education and language to the blind and deaf and reflects on life without sight and speech.
Judge Lapsley a Nashville native would have been 66 next month died of heart failure linked to a severe cold. Senator Pettus of Selma planned to attend his funeral in Anniston after arriving tomorrow morning. He woke his wife before slipping into unconsciousness as his life ebbed away.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms available at Parker House. Clean, nice, and very cheap. Located near Star area with 2 and 4 1m terms.
Silver charn and Magnolia but ter at Pat Allens. Fudge and other new goods at Doves Candy Kitchen Magnolia Silver Charn and Princeton butter all good at Pat Allens market.
Governor Jelks issues proclamation announcing the new Alabama constitution to take effect November 25 1901 and binding on all citizens. He notes striking similarity to Governor Houston 1375 proclamation and says he copied it nearly verbatim.
Readable notes show imported beer offered at fifteen cents per bottle from the Noble street location, down from regular twenty five cents. The item appears in a street-side sale listing with price and address details.
A Jersey bull named Louisa's Yankee Boy for service is advertised. Sire Yancey's Rider and Dame Louisa Goode reportedly yield high milk production. The listing notes World’s Fair origin and invites contact with C. A. Hanson in Chicago area streets East Seventeenth Street and Blue Mountain Avenue.
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