About The Albany daily herald. (Albany, Ga.) 1891-190? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1906)
STARTS MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1906 Unprecedented. Price- R eductions on Seasonable Winter Wearables Prior to Annual Inventory Stock-taking is now on in dead earnest And, not-with-standing our very heavy sales all fall and during Xmas, our stock ^ mUS * DEDUCED AT ONCE and we’ve learned the secret of how to do it. Rea,d the big \ lb quoted below and bring this list with you. These extraordinary price-reductions will be the the means of supplymg many winter needs at A BIG SAVING TO YOU and of clearing our shelves of all “left-overs” prior to inventory Moire Silks Cut Deep Moire. Francaise—all silk—iu Black, White and Colors, a special $1.25 grade— QQ priced for this sale at 0»7C Snakeskin Moire—27 inches wide— r 7&\ regular$1.00 quality, priced for this sale.. a «^C Three Silk Specials at 25c. 39c and 49c Special lots to close out. The regular d» | prices range from, per yard... ,50c to X..LD Heavy Outings and. Double Fold Flannelettes; also Skirtings and Double Faced Twills; J regular 15c values, at FINE RUCHES at LOO. 1.50, 2.00 2.50 Here’s a chance to choose from the balance of the sample line of Ruches at still lower prices. We sold many of them during, the half-price offering, but the lot was large and we have a few more to sell at about 1-3 of real values. Choice now at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 STARTLING VALUES IN BLACK DRESS GOODS At a y al 'd At Yjj a yard Worth up to $1.75 Ready~to~Wear Suits Worth up .to $1.25 Here’s a fine lot of black dress goods that we’ve decided to sell at half price. We’d rather do this than to list them on our stock sheets. Cutting the price in half and more will sell them quickly. That’s exactly what we’ve done and you can buy during this sale, fine black dress goods worth up to SI.25 a yard at 49c—others worth up to Si 75 a yard at 75c. THREE SPECIAL LOTS COLORED DRESS GOODS At 39c yard At 49c yard At 75c yard We ve gone through the whole stock and bunched in three special lots the finest Dress Goods Bargains you’ve ever seen. All are desirable colorings and weaves and you can find a suitable fabric for any purpose from among these three special lots. Deairable Remnants of all Kinds for the Stock-Taking Sale Remnants and short lengths of Dress Goods, Silks, Walstlngs, Flannels, Flannelettes Outings, Skirtings, Kimono-Cloths, Foules, Arinures, etc., at small prices to close out. You may find just what you are looking for on the remnaut counter, and if you do you’re luckv— for the piece will cost you about one half It's real value. Be sure to see the Remnant Counter. Cotton_A£mures^Foulea, Flannelettes and Other 10c Fabrics at 8c a yard Here's where you save 20 per cent, on these pretty cotton staples. These are fine for drosses ,A™ ss . n . fcr .. 8ao J u ® 8 ’ children’s dresses, underskirts, etc , and sell regularly here whole lo'c h i e in < e l at 1 °a Vard"*' ^° rb * B <irawin 4 uar ~ d "' t0 the Stock-Taking sale,”we'vtTmarked h the * ^ k' 8c Prices cut astonishingly low on this season’s very latest fashions: $21 to $40 Suits, now $15.00 $16 to $20 Suits, now $11.50 $10 to $14 Suits, now $8 50 Carried over Suits—$10 to $25, now . $3.75 and $5.00 Ladies’ and Children’s Coats, and Junior. Suits for girls, have each and every one been marked in accordance with reductions in this ad. 1-2 Price on Trimmed Hats Take your choice of any trimmed, dress or walk ing hat in our millinery department at exactly Half Price: If the price was $5.00, it’s now If the price was $2.^0, it’s now . . . ’. . and so on through the whole line. $2.50 $1.25 2,000 yards Dark Teazle Staples, pretty colors and a real good cloth. Special, a ^ yard Sweaters for Women, girls and boys—an excellent line, greatly reduced in price. Special BLACK SATINE PETTICOATS at $1.00 HOLIDAY GOODS at a DISCOUNT of 25 per cent RUFFLED MUSLIN ■ CURTAINS, $1.25 quality, at 89c Pa,r RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS, $1.75 quality, at $1.39 Pair CROCHET SHAWLS Specials at 85c, 1.50, 1.39 Vfashmgton L ^Street OUTING KIMONAS Specials at 39c, 75c, 98c HOFMAYER, JONES & COMPANY Albany, Georgia Bed Room Suit Sale! For the month of January we ne go ing io offer Bed Room Suits at unusually low prices and will quote a few prices just to show you: A good, solid Oak Suit, regular I 5? arrv $22.50 value; this sale I 0»0U A beautiful full quartered and polished Suit, ' regular $60.00'value, during (tiro ca this sale ♦PO^SaaOU 1 A very handsome Suit, full quartered and pol ished, 30x40 mirror, regular afTTO CO $85.00 value; this sale / AaOU We have a large stock of these goods and we are sure we can please you. S. A. & W. T. Freeman. lijjiw® Expand Your Christmas Dollars Our holiday liras arn limited in number, but as far as we go ws leave no chance for competition. We carry no trash or use less goods. Those items handled are sensible, useful ones that are of service every day in the year: while in getting them here you save enough to make y"ur money go far. Money is apt to shrink at holiday time, especially when you pay fancy holiday prices. Every day with us is a bargain day, you can buy just as Cheap before Christmas as you can after. Come here for Fins Perfumes in packages or bulk. Fine Hair and Cloth Brushes. Fancy Combs, Shaving Sets. Stationery Items. Toilet Articles, °‘ Hoggard Drug PHONE 75. you want to rent "buy or sell iroperty or farm lands, see El. KERSEY, Real Estate Agent, Don’t waste kerosene. Get a barrel of turpentine chips from the ALBANY COAL & WOOD CO. Brinson & Co., Wood and Coal, ’Phone 367. Prompt service. Patron- Albany, Go. age solicited. Shepard’s Moving Pictures. In Shepard's Moving Pictures o most unique and refined entertainment. Is offered, which, while being a high ly Instructive and potent factor educa tionally, Is the most enjoyable means of amusement de-tsed. The Illimitable opportunities afford ed In this wide field of artistic enter prise Is taken advantage of to the fullest extent, and every avenue open has been searched to an Infinitesimal degree to gather all that Is beautiful, weird, humorous, poetical, thrilling and wonderful tn the several spheres of existence to Interest the eye' and mind. Every quarter of the globe has been ransacked for novelties and all are faithfully reproduced from life at an enormous expense. It ts an entertainment that comprises the com bined forces of comedy, humor, pa thos, and all that is healthily dramat. le, which go to make a perfect even ing’s entertainment.. One that is an affnir and event with every household and to which one may take Ills wife, mother, sister, sweetheart, or children, without the fear of word or incident that will offend the most fastidious, Shepard’s Moving Pictures are too well known In this city to need much comment at this time, having played successful engagements here in the past, and they are announced for a return engagement tomorrow night. complete the finest singing organiza tion in America today. Miss Vivian Brewster, the beautiful and accomplished young lady who Is . the prlma donna soprano of the Aborn j company, has no doubt proven anoth- ! p r "find" for her managers. She was j chosen for tier peculiar fitness for the role of Maid Mar'an in "Robin Hood" and Judging from tile flattering recep tion she receives from her audiences nightly, her management have under contract, a future comic opera star who will be heard from very soon. Alice Nellsen b-gan her operatic career in the chorus of the Boston ians, and later In the role of Maid Marian made such an Impression that she was starved. Miss Brewster pos sesses a clear soprano voice of won derful range and flexibility. She also has great personal magnetism. Peats on sale^oday at Hilsman-Sale Drag Co.—50 and 75 cents, $1 and $1.50. j TO ENCOURAGE CHILDREN 1 TO PLANT TREES. Statk School Commissioner Merritt Sends Out Circular. Mrs. W. H. Gilbert has a very desir able room and can accommodate a couple or two young men. 29-lw “Robin Hood” Comes Wednesday. Mr. Campbell Donald, who sings the role of “Guy rtf Gisborne” in the fa mous comic opera, “Robin Hood,” which comes to this city Wednesday at the Rawlins theater, was for many years associated with the Bostonians in “Robin Hood,” and achieved his splendid reputation in the role he is now playing. Mr. Donald has a finely cultured voice and is well remember ed along with the late Jessie Bartlett Da\is, with whom he sang in the P.< s- r».\rs. For this great revival of “Robin Hood” the Aborn Production Co. have spared no expense as regards cast, chorus and costumes and scenic envi ronment The cast of ten principals and chorus of forty trained voices A Runaway Marriage. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rhine, four miles west of Albany, Miss Olive Jay and Mr. D. W. Denson were married at 3:30 o'clock yesterday af ternoon, Justice of the Peace B. F. Manning officiating. The bride Is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. day, of Han sen. Ga.. former Albanians. She has been visiting at. the home of her un cle, Mr. Thos. E. Oliver, In Arcadia, for the last few weeks, and has been the recipient, of" marked attention from Mr. Denson. Yesterday afternoon the young cou ple left. Mr. Oliver’s home, ostensibly for a drive. They proceeded direct to the home of Mr. Shine, where they were met by Justice Manning and a small party of friends, the ceremony being performed at the hour stated above. The bride is quite young, not hav ing attained her sixteenth year, and is an exceedingly attractive young woman. The groom is a well known Albanian, and is engaged in success ful business operations. He and his bride have the best wishes of their many friends. ' Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 1.—(Special.)— State School Commissioner Merritt is sending out a circular letter to all the county superintendents advising tree planting at home and at school during January and February. Arbor day ex- ercises are suggested as a part of the observance of Georgia day, Lee’s birthday and Washington’s birthday. Indigestion is easily overcome by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, be cause this remedy digests what you eat., and gives (he stomach a rest—al lows it to recuperate and grow strong Belching of Gas, Sour Stomach, Heart-Burn, etc., and enables the di gestive organs to assimilate and trans form all foods into tissue-building blood, Kodol relieves Sour Stomach, Belching,. Heart-Burn, and all forms of Indigestion. Palatable and strengthening. Sold by Albany Drug Co. and Hilsman-Sale Drug Co. ! The Pioneer Guano Company, the “Old Reliable/ of which Dr. 0- W- ; Arnold is the manager, begins the new | year with an attractive advertisement in The Herald, from which it is to be j inferred that this company desires j and expects to figure conspicuously in I the fertilizer trade $if this section this I season. That this company is well I prepared for the trade may be in- ! ferred from the f»$t that it advertises, j in addition to a regular line of mixed j fertilizers, five hundred tons of cot- | ton seed meal. Dr. Arnold knows I what the farmers of this section re quire in the way qf fertilizers and compost material, and he is prepared to furnish them. The soothing and comforting effects of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, when applied to Piles, Sores, Cuts, Boils, etc., subdues pain almost instantly. This Salve draws out the inflamma- I tion, reduces swelling and acts as a rubefacient, thus circulating the blood l through the diseased parts, permit ting or aiding Nature to permanently • remove the trouble entirely. Sold by Albany Drug Co. and Hilsman- Sale Drug Co. FOR SALE—Handsome % 5-room House, 46 acre, north Jefferson St Eafcy terms (303t) ED. R. JONES. Wishing You a Happy New Year In 1906, as in the past/ Davis & Co. quality shall need no added inducement to stamp value. Thanking yon for liberal patronage in the past, we re spectfully ask for it in future. C. R. Davis fe? Co.
