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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1903

Page

8

Seasonal sale launch with one week of reduced prices

A special season opening sale announces real bargains for one week. The offer encourages customers to stock up on the newest goods at greatly reduced prices.

Bargain Cloths and Goods Sale Delivers Deep Discounts

A broad assortment of fabrics and garments offered at cut prices across many items. Textiles include broadcloths in multiple colors, woolens, flannels, and jeans, with special yard prices from 43c to 96c and fixed pieces like 40 in black Voi'e at $1.09 yd. Also sold are trunks, hosiery, linen handkerchiefs, school and dress shoes, and Ready made suits for men and boys with value-focused discounts.

Kaplan Tells of Mohammedans and a Sea Storm Rescue

The narrative recounts passage on the Olek from Odessa to Jaffa via Constantinople and Beirut. A fierce Black Sea storm wrecked the ship, forcing a perilous rescue by Turkish soldiers and civilians who sheltered survivors and provided aid without pay. The tale later notes life in Jerusalem and praises Dr King’s New Discovery for lung ailments.

Olek Odessa Constantinople Jaffa Asia Black Sea Ginds Bosphorus Beirut Smyrna Jerusalem Turkey Egypt Morocco

Tragedy Averted As Boy Overcomes Pneumonia

Mrs W Wat kins of Pleasant City Ohio reports a near tragedy as her son battled pneumonia and a dangerous cough. Doctors treated him but his condition worsened until a timely recovery occurred.

Mrs W Watkins Pleasant City Ohio Leath

Wood and coal supply offered by R. O. Watson

The notice promotes obtaining wood for cooking and hints at buying coal for winter from R. O. Watson, who can be reached by phone 72. It includes a travel note about traveling to St. Louis.

R. O. Watson

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