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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
3
An early season sale offers cream stock of silk wool and combo silk and wool dresses at almost one fourth off regular prices. The ad urges shoppers to come early Monday as dresses will sell quickly to thrifty customers.
New hose for ladies and children from Onyx and the Phoenix brand. No restrictions if wear is unsatisfactory you receive a new pair. Special 10c hose with a six pair guarantee for four months, stock available for ladies and children at 16c per pair.
Advertises new Fox slippers combining fabric and kid materials with heated toe dolls and patent leather. Promises stylish street and dress wear, plus solid school shoes for children. Encourages buying across the year to avoid monthly purchases.
The store offers a complete stock of fabrics for fall and winter, including silk, wool, and cotton suitings. It invites customers to browse and promises many beautiful Roman stripes and plaids in cotton, silk, and wool to meet every requirement.
Crowd at the store finds a selection of dresses once priced at 25.00 now offered for 19.50. Silk and wool outfits dominate the stock including Charm De Chine lace and feather trim pieces and several satin chiffon or crepe styles in fashionable cuts.
A local dress collection advertises values at 15.00 and 12.50 with navy Serge, black and white suiting, satin buttons, and silk poplin options. Other dresses include Charmeuse with white collar details, navy and brown shades, and wool and silk compositions. Many pieces promise quick sale as liberal reductions apply, with Monday as the sale day.
To stimulate trade we cut prices in our dress section during fair week. Regular stock dresses from this season’s wear. Monday is expected to bring a crowded, thrifty crowd eager for these great dress values. Our business has been good.
Fragmented notice lists various Alabama state offices including Governor Treasurer Attorney General and others. It mentions electoral commissions, district representatives, and state auditor with distorted OCR text. The readable parts indicate a formal notice regarding election officials and state posts.
Fragmented OCR reveals a Salvation Army case with medical aid and shelter mentions. It notes a hospital, religious account, and a housing intervention. A specific location at 166 South Appletree Avenue is cited along with names Mrs J We McAfee and references to a Wire Department inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a damaged historical notice from Mason Georgia with names and events garbled. The readable bits reference a central location and a duty or warning but lack coherent actions, dates, or entities to form a concrete event. Content is too corrupted to identify a valid news item.
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