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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
5
A home goods advertisement proclaims a wide range of tinware glassware graniteware hardware crockery clocks and related items. The message urges shoppers to visit the corner of 10th and Moore streets to compare prices and trade silverware for tinware.
Patchwork of items including revival efforts in Heflin, a murder train incident near Iron City, a county poorhouse keeper selection, and new repair firm Gregory and Mather. Mentions Royal Fraternal Union in Anniston, Keenesaw cigars, Russell Bros photos, and various ads.
Ull man Bros presents a new line of boys knee pants sized from four to sixteen years. Fabrics include serges casimeres cheviots and all wool options in a durable blend for school and play.
There will be a special display of children's pattern hats at Miss Daniels opening Tuesday. A new feature promises popularity for Miss Daniels millinery as the species display is showcased. Posters advertise jobs at London Tailors seeking a wrapping department and other skilled hands.
The London Tailor promotes a newly finished ladies parlor and gents department with skilled artisans from major fashion centers. They offer custom suits skirts capes cloaks golf wear and children’s clothing plus cleaning for fabrics and fur. Prices are affordable and satisfaction is guaranteed or money refunded. George W. Talbert, proprietor and cutter, brings London training and long experience to ensure quality.
Public advisory on purchasing Cascarets Candy Cathartic warning buyers to insist on genuine C C C stamped tablets. Cautions against substituted bulk sales and fraud. Available through druggists for 19 cents.
Mr. J. B. Whetstone returned from Birmingham after visiting relatives. Mr. M. B. Jones arrives from Atlanta for a visit to Anniston. Hon. John B. Knox is at Athens.
Supt J. Glack of Reform School Pruntytown West Virginia reports that after testing various cough medicines they will use Foley's Honey and Tar exclusively. He says it is highly effective and harmless and records the decision dated October 18 1906.
A rental notice for a store on Noble Street named fizz box at number 14 3t announces available space. Includes an address line and rental framing.
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