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4 THE ALBANY * 1 DAILY HERALD: MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1906. New Goods and New Prices Lend Additional Interest > to the White Sale The receipt of numerous shipments of new goods and the addition, to a list already long and attractive, of many unusually strong specials, ar £ the in teresting features of the White Sale for its third week. Let us stress particularly the great nioney-saving possibilities of this sale, the equal ot wmcn o records do not show, thougjh extending over a business experience of nearly forty years. Some Good* Strong Specials in ' Linens Ira / ' * Tile groat values" wo offer la Household Linens Bhould be convincing nrgumont for you to buy your year’s supply now. Remember, those special prices will not continue nfter the White, Sale. All-linen Cream Table Dnmasjt; regular 00c value, priced, for this sale nt, per yard $ .39 All-linen Bleached Damash; regular 76c value, special for tfie White Sale at, her yard 89 Fine Silver Bleached German Damask; also double satin Irish Grass Bleached DamnSk, exquisite patterns; regular price $1.25, this 1 sale only, per. yard "... 98 Special values In all Linen NnpklnB at 93c, $1.35,' $1.09, $1.98 and { 2.60 Damask Cloths, beautiful designs, bordered on four sides, 2%, 3 and 3% yard lengths special, a yard. All-linen hemmed -Huok Towels; unusual value at ( .95 .15 Fine quality nll-llnen Huck Towelt|; 25e value;.- special at .20 Extra large hemstitched Huck J and- rDatdaslc. Towels; 40c value, special at,., Regular 86e German and Irish Grass Bleached- Damask, now only,.per yard i Fine Bleached Satin Damask, good $1 value, ■ Napkins to .match, now, per yard •> Ap ‘ Good Cotton Huclc Towels, size"’19x45; excel lent value at First Showing Linen Waistings and Suitings , Among the newest and most important arrivals is-this line of White Linen Waistings and white and colored,Linen Suitings. These goods will be extensively used this season. It is-through their sturdy wearing qualifies, no doubt, that they have won such popular favor. The waistings are shown only in white, but the suitings are in white and all the new spring shades. 3G-!nch Union Linen Waistings, excellent value at .. 3R-lnch all-linen Waistings, soft finish, special at r,,.. 3C-lnch all-linen Cambric Waistings, special value at 311-Inch all-linen, French finish, Shirtwaist Lin eng and nll-llnen Sheer .Cambrics, special at 40c and 1 50e 25c 35c 35c 30-lnch Union Linen Lawn, same quality that was ' so popular last year at 35c, new ship ment just In, special (or this sale at 25c Flue Round-Thread Llnene Waistings, made of cotton, but looks like real linen; launder beautifully and wear well, at.. 10c Finer qualities at 15c,' 1716c and 20c. By the piece, of about 30 yards, during the White Sale at 1216c, 15c and 1714c &/>e New Val Lades Are Ready for Your Inspection. That delayed shipment of New Val Laces, which we had planned to have for the opening of the White Sale, has come to Infuse new life Into It now.. The line Is quite full, as many as half a dozen widths of Mntclied Edgings and Insertlngs being shown in each of the many new and exquisite patterns, and It Includes a beautiful assortment ot line round-thread Vaf Laces; In fact, the prettiest: and most complete assortment we’ve ever shown. These laces grow greatly In popularity each season, largely on account of their grace ahd; beauty, but principally, perhaps, because Lhey launder and wear so well. Thls'season they are most extensively employed, not only on the. dainty Undermusllns, but' also on the Lingerie Waists and Costumes which will be universally popu lar during the spring and summer. \ Enormous Importations of China, and Jap Matting. ■ * These Mattings have come to us direct from the Oriental manufacturers, aud represent the newest 1 colorings and patterns and the latest Ideas In Mat ting Weaving. We are sure you will agree that thl3 Is the best stock from which you have ever had the chance to choose. It contains ample assortments ot China and .Jap Mattings, In plain white and beautiful figured designs, checks, etc. Matting has no superior as a floor covering. It is attractive In appearance, free from dust accumula tion, and has many other advantages. By the use of a few rugs a matting-covered floor can be made especially beautiful, so in this connection we call attention to our superb stock df Rugs. By Importing In such large quantities, we are able to offer some exceptional values at 25c and 35c. - ,» V Hats That Were $25 Reduced to $2.90. And in this remarkable reduction are included all our Trimmed,. Dressed and Walking Hats—the Gage, the Phipps & Atchison, the Joseph, and many of our own exclusive designs that sold all the way up to $25. Not one hat is reserved. From the beautiful assortment of hats on display in our Millinery De* partment you are invited to take your choice. We offer you: , * . - - — $ 5 Hats at i $10 Hats at ... j $15 Hats at 1 $20 Hats at.j $25 Hats at ) SMI Tailored Suits Far Below Cost. The final price cuts on Ladies, Misses and Chil dren’s Suits and Coats have put them far below their original cost, and many are taking advantage -of this money-saving chance: Suits that sold up to $40.00, only $15.00 Suits that sold up to $20.00, only 10.00 Suits that sold up to $12.50, only 7.50 The Quality Store. The Quality Store. iJ 'ammmmm t To plant unreliable seeds is to bury •money.. It is also a, waste of motley to pay top much for good Seeds. It will be a satisfaction to you to buy fresh seeds of guaranteed reliability, and j to get them at fairest prices. ' We handle none but seeds supplied by growers who cau be trusted. We shall appreciate your patronage aud believe that you will in due seeson appreciate the quality of the seeds supplied. j=| — JCagRH &. DAVIS, JNO. R. WHITEHEAD, R. H. WARREN, , President, V ..President. \ Sec’y-Treaa. OF GEOpCHA, Capital StociT^.tOO,OOO.oo CONSERVATOR of PROSPERITY. N"« nneu .ml ready tor business at Southeast corner of Broad and ■ Washington streets, Albany, Ga. SOLICITS APPROVED LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. PAY8 INTERE3T ON TIME DEPOSIT8. CHARTERED to give surety and act as executor or administrator .. ...rftw-ni all the functions of anfelv managed Trust Company An Emergency Medicine. For sprains, bruises, burns, scalds aud similar Injuries, there Is tlolhlng so good ns Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. -It soothes the wound and not only gives Instant relief from pain, but cases the parts to henl In about one- third the time required by the usual treatment. As It Is an antiseptic all danger from blood poisoning Is avoil- ed. Sold by Hllsman-Sale Drug Co. NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that no or ders for supplies or merchandise of alny character, Irf the name of the Southern Concrete Construction Co., will be ; recognized unless they bear the signature of J. F. Harris, general manager, or D. Crockett, superintend ent All checks or drafts of the coin- - pany will likewise be rejected unless ' signed by one of the above named of ficers of the company. SOUTHERN CONCRETE CON- “ . STRUCTION CO„ By J. H. Harris, Gen. Mgr. Albany, Ga., Jan. 26, 1906. In borrowing money on real estate, It will pay you to examine what the Albany Trust Co. of Georgia has to offer. On our lonns [herb are no com missions or similar expenses. You get the amount you borrow and pay Inter est on. For those now paying house rent we have a plan by which, for a similar payment, for a guaranteed period, you can own your home. For particulars apply to R. H. Warren, Secretary and Treasurer. - 29-6t Ob! I see.' Eyes are tested free. See Dr. C. 1. Hutchason. Instead of elthe\- lettlqg your money stand idle in bank, or Investing it in I hazardous and uncertain securities, let us explain the interesting-bearing de- , posit 'system ot the Albany Trust Co. It keeps your money “busy,” and you relieved of all doubt as to Its safety. Apply to R. H. Warren, Secretary and Treasurer. 29-6t Extra fancy Lemons, 30c doz.; large sweet Florida Oranges, 30c doz. • -Phone 70. W. E. FIELDS. MRJ.A. BETJEMAN • 'fl,. - ' • ■/ Representing the Albany Business League, Puts, in Some Good "Work i at Savannah. THE CENTRAL RAILROAD TO SPEND $40,000 IN IMPROVING, ITS TERMINAL FACILITIES HERE-OTHER RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS ASSURED-AN ELECTRIC CAR LINE. Mr. J. A. Betjeman, secretary ot the Albany Business League, has been busy down at Savannah during the last two or three days, and it appears from reports made in the Savannah papers that he has accomplished a good deal for Albany. The Savdnnah News of yesterday says: “Arousal with the‘spirit of progress prevalent At Albftpy, the railroads en tering that thriving city seem to have entered Ipto a conspiracy of improve ment. “The Central of Georgia Railway has agreed to expend $40,000 for the im provement. of Its terminal property at Albany; the Atlantic Coast Line Is spending $35,000 in the construction of a new freight depot and the enlarge ment of Its freight yaj’ds,; the Sea board Air Line and the Albany North ern railways have just spent above $7,000 Increasing their facilities and are making an outlay of several thou sands more for the same purpose; the Georgia Northern railway has just completed the erection of. an iron bridge acros the Flint river and now enters the union passenger station over its own tracks, and has made ex tensive purchases for freight termin als along the river front. . -.“Mr. J. A Betjeman, representing the-Business Men’s League of Albany, has been in Savannah the last two days conferring with the officials of the Central, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard relative to affairs alidad at Albany. He also visited the mayor and offices of the commercial bodies. Mr. Betjeman was in confer ence yesterday with General Manager Molse, of the* Central, and after the cpnference stated that Mr. Molse had authorized him to make public the statement, that the Central ' would spend $40,000 improving its facilities at Albany. The work Is to begin ns soon as matorial and labor can he got ten together. The money will be used on^pn increase in trackage capacity in the Central yards, in the erection of a round house and turn table and ad ditions to’ the freight depot and a gen eral reconstruction of the existing property. Great Business Activity. “The Albany Northern railway ts irganging) to extend Its line more than sixty miles ip a southerly direction. ‘The activity among the railroads,’ said Mr. Betjeman, ‘is only a reflection of the business activity in Albany and the territory tributary. The business men of Albany completed a thorough organization for the development of their city January 16, and are working out a number of problems of general Interest.’ “Mr. Betjeman called on the Savan nah Board of Trade, the Chamber of Commerce and Hoa. Herman Myers •ind put them In touch with the spirit of the organization, and some of the wqrk which they have in hand. He says he met with a hearty response from the Savannah organizations, and expressed himself as gratified with the spirit of co-operation. . “Mr. Betjeman said that a portion of his conference with the railway of ficials was for the purposb of getting better train service to Albany. He says he is assured that his visit will be instrumental in accomplishing re sults. and thinks this will be of bene fit to Savannah merchants in working that territory. The Seaboard has just put on- additional passenger service and a general improvement on all the roads is expected. Savannah Capital Interested. “Mr. Betjeman conferred with Col. Quinn In regard to the work on the Flint-river, and a definite line of op eration has been mapped out which will be recommended to the Albany League. “Mr. Betjeman says there has re cently been developed a magnificent water power which is already being Jused by the local factories, but still a bountiful surplus is left. It Is hoped by the citizens of Albany that this may j'be used by a street car company. Mr. j Betjeman said he had talked with men in Savannah who had the capital to establish a system of street railways in Albany, and he was encouraged to know that they regarded the proposi tion with favor. “Mr. Betjeman goes to Atlanta to day. He will confer with the express people in .regard to establishing an express line between. Albany and Cor- dele. From Atlanta he will &o North to use his endeavors for the location of a manufacturing enterprise in Al bany.” The Savannah Press of Saturday afternoon tells substantial the same story as the above, £s follows: “Mr. A. J. Betjeman, representing the Albany Business League, whose presence in Savannah w f as noted in the Press several days ago, announced this morning that at a conference with officials of the Central railroad here tills afternoon arrangements would be completed by which the Central rail road would spend the sum of $40,000 In Albany for terminals and other im provements. . . “While here Mr. Betjeman has con ferred with Savannah capitalists with the view of interesting them in the starting of an electric street railway system irt - Albany. The city has a power plant with abundant reserve power which is gained from the Flint river which would he available for this purpose. A number of local peo ple are already interested and most of the material has been bought, says Mr. Betjeman. y Has Other Onje^p. “Another reason for Mr. Betjeman’s visit to Savannah was to arrange with the Southern Express Gompany to put on a service on the Albany &. North ern railroad. Mr. Betjeman was dis appointed in not finding the proper officials here and he will meet them in Atlanta. “Mr. Betjeman desired to interest the committee of congress in making a trip to Albany when they visit Geor gia. He is also charged with the duty of investigating paving materials as well as sidewalks and other matters of interest to the Albany municipal government.” ✓ ATTENTION ELKS! Bring Your Lady Friends to Social Session Tuesday Night. You are requested to attend a social session to be given Tuesday, January 30, after theatre, at our home in honor of our‘Brother Harry LeaVelle. Bring your lady friends with you. ATTENTION, MACCABEES.—Albany Tent, No. 16, will hold a meeting at 7:45 o’clock tonight at Pythian Hall. Important busines. D. C. Betjeman, R. K and F. K. T— The average Inhabitant Is now fig hting on the proposition whether his present coal supply will last until he has to begin buying Ice. The wind has turned Into the south west, and the temperature is steadily rising. i I fit the masses with scientific fitted glasses. See Dr. C. I. Hutchason. Weather Forecast, The following Is the weather fore cast (pr Georgia for next 24 hours: Fair and warmer tonight and Tues day. Brinson & Co., Wood and Coal, Phone 367. Prompt service. Patron age solicited. Buy fresh Lime, Cement, Fin Brick. Fire Clay, Fire Tile, Lath* Shingles, all kinds of lumber ant mouldings, Sash, Doors, Blind!, Glais and Putty, Mantels, Grates and Tile, Wall Paper and Paints at 0. D. SMITH’S. For All Wko Work. $1 a Garment. C. R. Davis (k? Co.