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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1902

Page

8

Ullman Brothers Offerings in Fall Fabrics and Damasks

Freket pronite season tiewent woftron lines include full range of colodo and Dinck fabrics. Prices shown: 39c per yard Homespun 104mn wide, 89 inch spunged Venetian value 65c, Ulster and Black Ta extras, 20 inch colored Taffetas in all shades, 36 inch Knight Cambric, 106 value. Limited quantities and various color lines available.

Crepe Melrose Hats Offered In Royal Blue and Brown

Tuesday and Sir Crepe Melrose present wide brim hats in royal blue and brown, 44 inches tall wear, priced at 1.00.

Delightful Musical at the Robinson Home

A music evening at the Robinson home drew a select appreciative audience for a delightful program. Miss Kline’s vocal numbers earned encores and Miss Shattwick’s Shakespeare impressed, transporting listeners to Belmont and Portia. The Wednesday class and Free Kinder remained praised for their prior efforts and funding.

Robinson Home Hasell Palace of Belmont Portia Aed

Recital Monday at Anniston College

The teachers of Anniston College will give a recital on Monday night featuring Miss Jett, a selocution teacher. All friends of the institution are requested to be present.

Anniston Colege Jett

September millinery trade review hints colors still lively

The article surveys fashion notes noting old-fashioned palette ranges from cardinal to ruby reds and yellow tones from rotten orange to pale maize. It mentions blue matelot and new automobile tones and states the lively greens and paon combinations remain in style.

Teachers Recital at Noble Institute by Faculty

The Noble Institute faculty hosts a teachers recital Monday at eight in the assembly hall featuring Athos pianist Mr Newman Jr Cadek violinist and Miss Blanche Shattuck reader. The Ladies Guild of St Michaels Church will meet with Miss Mary Noble Monday at 4 pm to prepare for the St Michaels and Angels feast observance.

Noble Institute Newman Jr. Athos Joseph EB. Cadek Blanche E. Shattuck Ladies Guild of St. Michaels Church Mary Noble

Death of Mrs Weir Shocks Anniston Friends

The friends of Mrs W F Johnston mourn the death of her mother Mrs Weir. She was known and loved by many in Anniston. Her death occurred in Mississippi. Miss Kline departed for New York today to resume her vocal studies.

W.F. Johnston Weir Anniston Miss Kline New York Today

Clifton flour advertised by Bransford Mills

Bransford Mills Owensboro Kentucky promotes Clifton flour claiming it maintains the highest standard of purity and excellence. The copy asserts Clifton yields white light sweet bread with a pure wheat flavor and superior milling from selected wheat, urging readers to have their grocer supply a sack.

Clifton Bransford Mills Owensboro

Free Kindergarten Association Meeting Planned at Mrs Osborne Parker’s Home

A cat meeting of the Free Kindergarten Association is set for Monday at 5 30 PM at the home of Mrs Osborne Parker with a large attendance urged. By order of the President Mr and Mrs W T Warlick will move from Quintard Avenue near Seventeenth Street to Anniston College where they will board this winter. Mr and Alia Henry Glover of Anniston were among the many.

Free Kindergarten Association Osborne Parker W. T. Warlick Quintard ‘Avenue Seventeenth Street Anniston College Mr. and Alia’ Henry Glover of Anniston

Southern Railway Low Round Trip Fares to Washington

The Southern railway announces low round trip tickets from principal stations to Washington D C with return to October 15 1902 and final limit November 3 1902. Tickets available October 3 4 5 and 6 with deposit to Washington joint agent by noon October 15. J C Lusk district passenger agent B B Jones T P A Birmingham Alabama.

Washington D.C Southern Railway D. C J.C. Lusk B. B. Jones T. P Birmingham Ala

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