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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
5
New goods arrive with orange marmalade prunes tapioca clam juice and chowder cream cheese and codfish. Scarboro Beach Chowder touted for merit priced 25 cents a quart. Dry weather hurts vegetables but a daily supply of tender beans is promised. Canned vegetables urged from Sterne's and Majestic Ware Souvenir set offered during demo week at Anniston Hardware Co October 11 to 16.
Anniston Wood and Coal Co invites customers to call 337 for best coal and wood deals. A holiday line is advertised as cheaper, with showroom at Seventh and Glen. Russell Bros promote Christmas gift wood orders from Oct 8 to Oct 21.
Dr. J. F. Williams of Clinton Missouri will occupy Parker Memorial Baptist Church pulpit for morning and evening services tomorrow. R. O. Watson delivers coal promptly and at a pleasing price. Call telephone number 72 for coal drays and mowing service to cut weeds on vacant property.
The New York cotton market opened steady and rose 2 to 9 points, with later advances of 12 to 15 points. A line notes a Majestic Souvenir Set of Ware at Anniston Hardware Co during demonstration week October 11 to 16, with dates Oct 4-6.
Rev Tra Harris of East Lake will preach at 7 30 p m Sunday with invitation to attend. No service at 11 a m. Also notice a large ad advertises cooking wonder and a Souvenir Set of Ware giveaway at Anniston Hardware Co. Moving needs include packing and shipping furniture and piano.
The notice advertises cleaning and pressing of gentlemen and ladies clothing by Anniston Steam Laundry with prompt, thorough service and reasonable charges. H Clay Davis promotes insurance offerings. Watson's drays provide prompt efficient service with telephone contacts.
Prominent clergy and laymen from the Protestant Episcopal church arrive in Sioux Falls for the third annual Sixth Missionary department council. Services mark the opening, with business sessions planned for Monday and Tuesday. Delegates include Bishops Tuttle Mann Brewer Johnson and Reverend T P Thurston among others.
Warry Charles a prominent Chinese American in danger of the electric chair with Governor Draper considering a stay petition. Lawyers from Boston and support from the Army and Navy Union press for acquittal while other condemned Chinese men face certain death. Miss Mollie Cohen travels to Greensboro to visit relatives on Wilmer avenue.
Seab Eason quotes Jelico or Empire coal with right prices and quick delivery. Call 643 for orders. Sep 3-26.
A new shoe and hat store announces fall stock at 1116 Noble Street with a wide line for men boys and little boys. It features Stetson Hawes Patrician Wichert Gardiner and Selby shoes and emphasizes quality over low price. The repair department is described as fine and dandy and customers are invited to inspect.
Taxable values across Alabama rise with Jefferson and Mobile leading gains. Real estate and personal property totals increase in several counties while Montgomery shows modest growth and Dallas, Calhoun, Tuscaloosa, and Madison report sizable totals. State taxes on valuation total about 1.21 million for soldiers and 1.45 million for schools.
Anniston store announces a Majestic range demonstration running one week from October 11 to 16 in the showroom. Visitors will see cooking features and product details during the event.
A fragmented ad copy suggests adding space to reach more buyers for Blake livery service. It promotes first class livery service and new buggies with special attention to boarders, though text is incomplete.
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