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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
5
Johnston Bros. Co showcases all wool broadcloth and melton suits in black blue brown and red with prices from $10 to $35. Fine wool broadcloth and plaids in varied colors, 54 inch melton and fabrics for skirts and coats, with discounts claimed of 10 to 25 percent. Milliners are described as artists and the shop invites customers to view the new lines in Anniston.
Peck's offers suits and pants in black gray blue with extra pants from 7.50 to 8. Men's fleeced shirts and drawers, ribbed shirts, wool shirts priced from 50 cents to 1.25. Boys' suits, knee pants, shirts and underwear range 20 cents to 8 dollars.
The notice advertises first class quality American Girl shoes with vicl and patent finishes, heel and spring heels. Prices range from $2.50 to $3 for some models and $1.50 to $2 for solid leather styles. Children's sizes in all leathers priced 50 cents to $2.
A new line of shirts features plaids, solid blue chambray and white options. Detachable and attached cuffs are available, with prices at $1 and $1.50.
Mr H Clay Davis joins Powers Little Knoxville clothing house while Marsh's Big Drug Store moves to 911 Noble St. Police court reports 13 cases with 8.70 in fines. Council reports note an amendment error about sanitation. A chimney fire at First Ward. Coker wins land suit over 40 acres near Peaceburg in the quiet title case.
A reporter notes an accident during yesterday's fire at Joe Phillips's home near the Central Foundry Company. Daniel Tyler's reel struck a buggy driven by L G Jones Jr, causing a wheel collision and temporary disruption.
A City court jury decided in favor of the plaintiff this afternoon over property north of the city valued at about $10,000. The plaintiff is 8. L. Coker and the principal defendant is John M. Love, who reportedly purchased the property through Mr. M. Alexander. The case will likely be appealed.
Special to the Star from Bridgeport Connecticut October 13 1923 Johannes Bediott formerly a Norwegian Navy lieutenant and later a chauffeur in the United States wed Miss Esther Bedford whose father is estimated worth 15000 The bridegroom's father in law approved the match and gave a splendid home at Seaside Park near Bridgeport
A Cary Maine postmistress named Mrs Alexander declares Dr King’s New Life Pills the best remedy for keeping the stomach liver and bowels in order. The purifiers are sold by West End Drug Co and Elam Ord way Houser druggists at 25 cents.
Story of Sarah Bernhardt signing a life engagement with the Comedie Francaise after Dumas advised against lifelong contracts. He bet 600 francs she would sign and later celebrated with a new straight wig and a note promising acceptance by the company.
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