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The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 16

The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 16

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The Anniston Stari
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Anniston, Alabama
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SUNDAY, SEWTEMBEllT, Tm5 ANNTSTON STAB AGE SIXTEET.L i At 65, He Wins With $16 GtmiF NELLE SHARPE ill ir i mi mam mm "ir -S. -''''VsJr; TV .1 School Improvement Association held first meeting of the '23 session, with Mrs. W. D. Fa-jan.

president, presiding. Afro. Wolf Charming KooU-oi on Thursday Oi Thursday afternoon the home Mn. F. X.

Woolf. on North Church Street. was a pretty scene vfortb meeting of tha D. M. C.

tfui. The room were attractive Jn decoration of cut flower and jferiia. I Mr. Woolf delightfully enter-' tsfired her guests, ami the sfter- sraa--on- of -much-. plea sur wmn New Millinery 'for Misses' and Children all 1 yf ra 1 of the latest styles.

Just received a large shipment of 'f 7 li Misses' and Children's Sport and Dress Hats reason- II M- amy pncea irom A I (h i y(Q nrl nn to fe Oft The first Item of business was that of electing offlrers for the i ensuing year the result being as1 Mrss Jesae M. Atkinson, president; Mrs. W. D. Fsgan.

vice-president; Mrs ,1. Couev. secretary; Mrs. C. Hrittoln.

Treasurer. After the election of officers. Mrs. AllCn-orr rppnlnted a sitrm ami iiiean committee composed of: Mro. J.

llrlHii, Mrs. I I'lio'iifon Mix Webb. r. .1 II Fuller. Ms .1 Mm.

Auley M-s llnwell. Mr Ilr.tlaln. Mrs II l.lttle. Mrs Harold 1" Sharpe and Mrs. II V.

Webb' oiiiprli' Hie iiiemhi rslnp commit- tec. Several matters were given at- It nt on. one of the iiinul Important l.eiii- that of tbf! Association! rnlslng dollars for the con-j striictii.n of the in athb lb-field A Ics.l.iiK feature of the meeting was a talk made bj the trndeiit. Alklnson. in, wh he sp.ikc of the many Improvement wrought by the mil Sli MMII el Hi)i SBBBSI III ill 1 1 .71 Z-L.

aWW. i 1 ll.uiy ('. Iec(, a carpenter' of Plymouth, Is 6.1 years bid but hN eye Is bi tter and his aim stralKhter than ever. He proved It bv Innmg the liinii'l American Handicap In the Amateur Trapahoot-ins of Ameilcu's shoot at Dayton, wilfi a scors of 97 out of Jan. The rifle he used only cimt him .111.

After It was all an- mei, be declined (, dinner Itiil Ions nnd slipped homo quietly. Hut) be was il' ber by I Ml Hud a gold medal set with a diamond. fh 7. jt Tboa enjoying lovely courtesy were: Misses Christine and Marie Bnrdamsn; Mf-dames 8. G.

YVehb, J. W. Van Kant. Ceorge E. Barlow.

M. T. Moody. A P. Thompson.

R. P. Wilson. in tf. E.Couey.

Mr. (' Varnell. Mr iVC. Brittain. Mn.

We l. 3Ur. R. V. Wehb re.

Yreshments acre serve. I Ix-atlng For Col tree Quite a croud of riedimm' Kn gid firla will be leaving f'T JUielr respective College." Amonft tliem will lc Miss Blanche Haslnm. Agnes Scott; ss Mae Van Kant. Shorter; Alias Amy Stewart, Woman's College; 'Miss Mary Klizit.etfi Moody. Alabama College: Mis Lillian Martian.

Howard; Ml Annie Laurie M'OOdl, Alnhama College; IV AV JjQberts, Howard; Ted snvmbc. Roy Woolf. Thomas Von Pant. William' University of Alnh'ttiis: 1. Wallas, Atlanta Dental Col.

lgi Harry Morsan. Maryvllle XUla Colleire; Hushes Hoherts. Howard; Stewart Towle. Auburn: Roy. Fa gan.

Georgia Tech; Ollle 3BcAtie.Atlnta Dental Cnllejre; B. i. Webb. Chicago 'Academy'' rina Arts. I School Improvrtnrnt Association Meets Friday afternoon the Public Rescued from Raft Adrift in Ocean z.i 1 1 ii hist y.ir and what can yit be acrempltshHl'-." i mt.liiij; was full of lnj.r,itioii and Ihe Association bids fill' fiave a liiosl NEW DRESSES Up to the minute in style.

Fine wool I 'oi ret Twill Fall Dresses, Virginia Dare make, especial $12.45 ly priced at. Haven Hue Dresses, style and quality combined. Thev range in price from $22.50 up 10 $35.00 One lot of new Canton Crepe Dresses, especially Priced $10.45 successful year. i T. A' iavc I BB I 1 I s.

v. Til a I I I I I LiaaaB I in- II II i 1 1 Quarterly rfiirfrn'mt' t'onvencs Hen Soon Hiv lloncil. pastor of the Flr Meftimttsf i'ltiHi- -announce that the third quarterly conference will he held In Ills church Jiutidny. SeptT H- Ilev. T.

Harris, presiding elder of the Talladina dlstrh-t. will have I 'tT-! ii A- 7 I ai DRINK New Girls Wool School Dresses Oft 1 VI -e -4 X. ii a at After five days In the inld-Atlantlc, lacking; food and water, sit Ginger Ale PURE, HEALTHFUL, SATISFYING For: Sale At Women's Silk Hose Holeproof Silk Hose QQ Holeproof full Fashioned $1 50 ship-wrecked sailors afloat on an improvised raft were rescued hf the Munaon liner Southern t'ross They maiinKcd to keep alive hf cut i-li Inn some tilackfMi the flenh raw nnd drinking the blood I to quench their thirst, I charge. nesdny from Carlton Hill, whera he ondutite4 ten days': mcctliil. Standard Quality Hose Boys' and Girls" Hose 25 BX a Fancy top 3-4 length Hose very fine uak QQ Mrs.

iN'Frccso lniiro Iiik i TUt Jateiit rct'oi'ls front I Mrs. Ij. J. dcFreese. ho uixler-, went an operation- in a nirnilng-ham hospital last week, are to the effect that he Is steadily All Drug Stores and Drink Stands Bottled Exclusively By the Lime Cola Bottling Go.

"Bottlers of Quality Beverages" Dr. Fuller reporls Rood results. Mrs. Mjrtlle Posey has returned from a visit In Heflln. Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Hoherts and son have returned from Birmingham, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Harton. Mrs.

S. (. Webb, Mrs. Harold C. filial pe, littla ImoRene and Harold Shaw.

and Misses Gertrude and Nellie Sharpe, spent Saturday In Annlston. Personal Mont Inn Miss Tulsa llorden returned Friday from Peabody College. Dr. J. II l'lillcr returned Ved BLOUSES in Cotton and Silk One lot pretty Cotton Blouses, in all colors.

79 value on sale at 04 1 After a visit to Mrs. Mary Pempsey, Mrs. Abb Pendlon has town. C. C.

Matthews, of Annlston. was In Piedmont on business Friday. Brown's Dollar Store SPECIAL Mr. V. Woolf Is In Oiuladen this week taking treatment under Dr.

I HOI KAI.K Momlay Mornlnir l-'ntm 10 to II A. M. buO jards 86 inch Curtain Scrim, white anil ecru. Special i HOCB SALE Monday Morning tYom 9 to 10 A. M.

Bungalow Drcsi-a, made of fast color percale and Bingham, regular riluu. Umit tsva to. customer. Bass. Mrs.

Mary Wilson. R. 8. Wilson and Joseph Wilson spent several days of last week In Birmingham. W.

It. Woolf was In Annlston on Thursday. ter an Illness of several days. AliflMon, Sc BARGAINS to r.imll 5 yan customer. 66c li'ort-rhf 'pnst-'reeke'' w.

$2 TREATMENT FREE If you are suffering from. Wood or Nerve Disorders, Kheumatlo 1 For Monday And Tuesday A battery of bargains for two days. Also showing of new Fall piece goods, ready-rto-wear and shoes. They have Just arrived. Come and see the new Fall styles.

SWEATERS Now is a good time to buy your boys and girls Fall while our stock is complete with the well known BRADLEY Sweaters the best in the country for the money. Our prices on Bradley Sweaters arcmuch make. DRAPERY Pretty, new style Nets of the well known Quaker make. Also pretty Cretonnes, Marquisette also Silk Draperies and new patterns in Terry Cloth. Shades and Awnings Made to Order.

Watch for Our New Fall Materials Silks and woolen fabrics. We will put an sale this week the prettiest line of Fall materials that has ever been -shown in this city. Don't buy your wool- ens till vou see ours. Children's School DRESSES Silk Goods Special price on Canton Crepe. In all coir ors and 40 (gl 6Q inch wide at Hoshanara Crepe, in all colors and 40 inch wide.

Specially pric- ed $1.98 yard Made of good glnghiun, in sizes 2 to 14 years; neatly trimmed. Itegulnr $1.50 val Fymptoms, 8tomach or Bowel Trouble (Skin Broken out or rough and or. Sore Mouth or Tongue) Dlaxlness. Sleeplessness. Loss of AppetUe, Weak.

Nervous or a General Rundown Condition write today for our FREE TRIAL OFFER of the Wonderful AROALLEP TREATMENT. Don't take chances. These trouhle may indicate that you are suffering from that dread disease PELLAGRA AROAIXEP COMPANY Dent. 34 Carbon Hill. Ala.

Advertisement. ues. Cholc at 98c CRIB BLANKETS tOO Crib Blankets In all de signs, that sold for 78c special for Monday and Tuesday NEW FALL HATS -Chic Hats, Bobbed Hair Hata and Tailored Hats, In all ahades. Special prices $2.48 $2.98 $3.98 WOOL CREPE AH Wool Crepe, in new Fall ahades, abo new checks tha kind you pay per yard. Special at, An par yard HOC SILK STRIPE MADRAS Silk Stripe Madras, heavy -quality, nea patterns the very fitting you ar looking for to make shirts and blouses.

Kegular 76c qual- The older you are tha more mora 'quickly tha future becoma the past. PEPPERELL DRESSES Showing of new Kail and Winter Dresses in silks and woolens. They are the newest and spec-hilly priced. $8.95 $12.95 $19.85 NEW FALL SWEATERS Just received a complete line of Kali Sweaters for men, women and children. The season's newest.

Ooma in and see tliem. Uoason- BOYS' TWO PANTS SUITS Two Pants is almost as good as two suits, because they make the coat lust twice- as long as usual. All new materials, all sizes, big assortment and big values at $5.95 $8.95 ANO $10.95 WORK SHIRTS SI Inch wide unbleached Sheeting that aold at nn sale Monday morning 49c LONG CLOTH Oood quality, yard wlila, soft finish regular 25c grada Our Shoe Dept Under New Management Mr. Howard Davis, an expert shoe man, who was connected with the leading shoe stores of Birmingham for the past five'years, is in charge of our shoe department. Come to our store and you will be properly fitted with the best shoes at the most reasonable prices.

Red Goose School Shoes for the boys and girls, also the little tots. Bring the children to our shoe department and let them be properly fitted in a pair of Red Goose Shoes. Monduy and Tuesday 17-c at Ity. BpaciaL Monday 39c -only, per yard. i Tlie farm plow to grow the 36 INCH SHEETING Unbleached 8ea Island, (In JLfinlah.

tt Inch wide. Reg-; ular 20e grade telling at wholeeals 1 cos ltC Hade of good cheviot, full SILK PONGEE Natural color, reiil Japanese Pongee. SOO yards In sell while It lasts 95 NEW FALL" SHOES New Fall styles, in Oxfmds and straps-I'alenis. Satins and Kids. We jvu you from 11.00 to 12.

0U on ever' pair. Siiecnry cilced $2.95 $3.85 ANO S4.9& Just received a line of Children' School Hhoes. cut. Alt sizes. Sold 69 for Rc grain To fill your flour bag again.

Young Mother Hubbard. Flour of standard excellence and a wide variety of choice en tn blcs that will help you keep house. food shop that provea "th heat I cheapest.1 Your kltclirn la this' market' tlcmonwt ration Aatlonl WATCH FOR OUR FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR SHOE SALE THIS. WEEK WATCH FOR OUR BIG SHOE SALE WHICH WE WILL ANNOUNCE THIS WEEX DRESS SHIRTS Just received 50 dozen Men's neckband Shirts-solid colors and fancy de- i UMBRELLAS Women'a Cm brellas. aaaoit-ed fin handles.

tt iO val-uea whna-thejr nn iat. SfoC slgns. Worth from 12 Ov to $1.49 S3. SO. All sizes.

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Years Available:
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