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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1903

Page

8

Ullman Brothers Sale Promises Wonderfully Attractive Prices

The Anniston department store promotes Monday and Tuesday specials described as exceptionally attractive for ladies. The notice emphasizes appealing bargains and urges shoppers to visit Ullman Brothers for the week’s best values.

Variety textile sale with large discounts across fabric and garments

Anniston store runs deep discounts on fabrics and garments including Sea Island outing ginghams linings and crepe, plus heavy reductions on wool velvets skirts and blankets. Numerous items feature special prices and bulk deals targeting wide customer needs.

Edith Williams Missionary Band Social at Quinard Avenue

Miss Onida Lynch rests at home after days in Atlanta. Mr. A F McGhee Jr visits the city with Judge A F McGhee. The Edith Williams Missionary band of the First Presbyterian church holds a social this afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Horace Miller on Quinard avenue.

Onida Lynch Atlanta A. F. McGhee, Jr City A. F. McGhee Edith Williams The First Presbyterian Church Horace Miller Quintard Avenue

A Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With Ailment

Winchester man M M Austin faced his wife’s stomach and liver troubles. Doctors failed to help her. He tried Dr King’s New Life Pills and she found relief at once and was cured. Available for 25c at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co. Druggists.

M. M. Austin Winchester Dr King West End Miller Drug Co

Riflem en to Compete as Sons of Veterans Plan Meet

The Calhoun Rifles and Anniston Rifles will shoot tomorrow at 1 PM at Camp Shipp with six-man squads. An Oxford squad includes several named soldiers. a medal awaits the best shot. A local Sons of Confederate Veterans camp meeting is tonight under Col. E G Caldwell to organize delegates for Birmingham reunion events.

Calhoun Rifles Anniston Rifles Camp Shipp United Sons of Confederate Veterans Col. EG. Caldwell Jacksonsville Birmingham United Confederate Veterans

Robbed The Grave Narrated By John Oliver

Philadelphia man recounts near death from illness and recovery after using Electric Bitters. He credits three weeks of the tonic with restoring health and saving his life. Sold for 50 cents at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co. All aboard for St. Louis.

John Oliver Philadelphia West End Drug Store & Miller Drug Co

Newbro's Herpicide Promoted as Dandruff Cure

Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as the sole treatment that kills the dandruff germ to cure thinning hair and prevent baldness. Claims other products fail and urges purchase from druggists, with a 10 cent sample offer and Detroit company details. Also mentions coal sales by R. O Watson.

Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich J.L. Wikle

Suit Cleaning Service Ad By Julius Levy

Telephone 824 offers suit cleaning or pressing services. Julius Levy advertises professional clothing care with options for cleaning and pressing.

Julius Levy

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Ullman Brothers Department Store Sea Island Anniston Allman Brothers Department Store John Pelham Seventh Judicial District of Alabama Calhoun Sons OF Vets Rifles Oxford Stewart Corporal Wright Smith Humphries Hawkins Parrish Haughes Shuford Grant St. Louis R. O Watson S. S Jm. Beige, Do DD. S Noble Street Scarbrough
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