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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1909
Page
9
Morning police court session ends without fines. two cases go to trial. Bert Goodlett faces a disorder charge from his wife but case dismissed with wife taxed costs. B McBride a woman charged with vagrancy allowed to move. Elbert Rome hog pen case and W C Martin disorder case adjourned. Piney salve advertisement by J L Wikle.
Store news notes shipments of Seeded Raisins Crackers and Purina Chicken Food. Oysters sold in Annis ton compare favorably with Sealshipt offering more per pint and pint and a half of other brands. Buy Sealshipt Oysters for freshness flavor and lower price at Sternd’s.
Drop in during October 11 to 16 to see why the Majestic Range leads. A Souvenir Set of Ware worth $8.00 is given with every Majestic Range sold by ANNISTON HARDWARE CO. October 11 sale period.
The Kindergarten Association benefit at the Nicklet Theater draws large crowds with A Trip to the Yosemite and How Binks Dutted In. Vocal numbers by Gordon Willox and the Modan Quartet, with Irene Willox on piano, accompany the presentation. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as a gentle remedy for cold and throat inflammation, sold by J. L. Wikle.
Russell Bros promote a display at Anniston Hardware Co with a week long event starting October 11, offering photos priced between one and thirty dollars a dozen. The ad touts quality regardless of price and notes a grand range of items.
We offer the best facilities for cleaning and pressing gentlemen's and ladies' clothing with prompt, thorough work. Charges reasonable. Elam s Dermal Lotion advertises gentle skin care at 25 cents per bottle from Elam Ordway Houser Drug Co. phones 103 and 102.
Bass and Heard department store manager Heard left for a New York buying trip, noting advertising in the Star helped business and requiring fresh stock. The ad promotes ManZan as a remedy for piles with nozzle application, sold locally by J. L. Wikle.
Elam's Dermal Lotion is advertised as grease free and ideal for hands and face. The 25 cent per bottle price is listed at Elam Ordway and Houser Drug Co. with two contact phones.
Full line of ladies and children's kid gloves in multiple colors and styles including gauntlets for driving priced from 1.00 to 1.50. Sold by Ullman Bros.
Local advertisement invites readers to place notices priced at eight dollars, promotes Peterson the horseshoer on Market Street, with dates Oct11-5t and Oct11-6t noted.
Local ad asserts H. Clay Davis offers seed wheat rye oats and barley at Elam Ordway and Houser Drug Co. Read as a trade promotion for farm supplies and agricultural inputs.
The cotton market opened easy in New York on October 11 and traded 1 to points lower before stabilizing later in the session.
Corrected daily by W. L. Jones the local cotton market lists staple grades and prices. Close figures show New Orleans Cotton Futures with values around 13 to 37 and middling grades noted as good and strict with corresponding price ranges.
A list of Talladega and Birmingham figures visiting Anniston includes A. W. Anchors and T. J. Langley, plus guests from Rome, Atlanta, and Charlotte. Local business activity appears with Bass & Heard’s M. J. Black back at work. R. H. Cobb returns from Birmingham to stay awhile. Pineules kidney remedy advertised.
A mixed advertisement lists separate garments and union suits in cotton and wool for ladies misses and children, knit corset covers, and a note on a large supply of onion sets. It also promotes Blake's Stables with livery service and new buggies and hints at renting furnished rooms as a money making venture through advertising.
Anniston Hardware promotes a demonstration week October 11 to 16 offering a range with reputation and a free offer. The ad highlights girls ages 11 to 14 in durable outfits with prices from 10 to 18.50. Also notes a line of ladies wear and waists in sizes up to 5 dollars.
Classified readers are urged to spot valuable properties for sale and attract top buyers this edition. The notice hints at exclusive opportunities and potential for high value purchases among local listings.
Red white brown gray and black ladies' sweaters offered in all sizes from 2.50 to 9.00. Nearby shop advertises a wide range of knitwear for women with affordable prices.
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