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THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1906. Silk Zephyr Ginghams ^ First Comprehensive Showing of Novelties In f g Spring Wash Goods Silk' Ginghams in beauti ful checks, stripes, plaids and dots. Large assort ment of attractive patterns, all entirely new ideas. One of the prettiest creations of the season. Has appear ance of silk, but has advan tage of better wearing and laundrying qualities. Mod erately priced at 25c, 35c, 50c. Fine Zephyr Ginghams, beautiful new color effects, embroidered dots, spots, bars and dashes. 25c. 100 pieces select styles in A. F. C. and Red Seal Zephyr Gingham. Newest designs and colorings. Ex cellent for children’s and ladies’ “tub suits.” \ 10c. It’s none too early to begin planning, buying and making your “tub dresses” for spring. An inspection of our displays of novelties in spring wash goods will con vince you of the truth of this statement and of the value of the suggestion it carries. The beautiful new wakh goods show to what a surprising degree the manufacturers have been able to combine harmonious color effects, excellent wearing qualities and extreme reasonableness of cost. Neither the beauty nor the service of the fabric is sacrificed. But, won’t you come and see them for yourself? ome Spring Novelties Soisette is the name of a beautiful new mercerized cotton fabric that looks like silk but is much better for the purpose for which it is intended. Shown in white, pink, light blue, nile, black and navy. Good Imitations of Linens Linen finish, colored batistes for shirtwaists and “tub dresses,” an entirely new fabric this season. Has the appearance of a 75c linen, priced 39c. Linette Waistings and Suitings is another nov elty that will be quite popular. Launders well and looks like linen. 10c and I2&c. New Percales and Madras An immense assortment of new Percales and French Cambric, attractive patterns. I2*4c and 15c New Book-fold Madras, all desirable colors in stripes, dots, figures and checks, ideal for shirt waists and children’s suits. Specially priced at I2j£c, 15c and 19c. In addition to these wash goods, large assortment of new silk Eoliennes in most tempting broche and check designs, are now on display at 59c. * \ 25c. The New Val. Laces—French and Italian— All In Our entire stock of new French and Italian Val. Laces, including an .elaborate assortment of round thread Vais., has § been received. Exquisite new patterns, especially suited for lingerie waists, ara shown in great variety. Those who buy I now will have the advantage of selecting from a stock in perfect completeness. V- — -- J HOFMAYER, JONES & COMPANY. SoieRadiantes, another of the season’s successes. Woven of cotton ai'd silk into a beautiful wash fabric. This cloth is especially at tractive in the new checks and plaids. A 60 cent value offered at 50c. New Embroidered Voiles in all the fashionable shades of heliotrope, green, blue, pink and grey. Will wash well. 18c. To plfint unreliable seeds is to bury money. . It is also a waste of money to pay too much for good seeds. It will be a satisfaction to you to buy fresh seeds of guaranteed reliability, and to get them at fairest prices. We handle none but seeds, supplied by growers * who 'can lie trusted. We shall appreciate your patronage and believe that .you will in due seeson ■ appreciate the quality of the seeds supplied. HIGHWAYMAN ROBBED ATLANTA YOUNG LADY. THE “MIT Snatched Her Purse as Sha Was Pass* Ing Through Dark Place. Hoggard Drug Go. 'Phone 75. JOSEPH 8. DAVIS, Prealilent, JNO. R. WHITEHEAD, V.-Pre«ldent. R. H. WARREN, 8eo’y-Tre». Special to The Herald. Atlanta, Ga., keb. 12.—Willie on her way home Saturday night about 10 o’clock, Miss Wlllia Crockett, of 137 West Hunter street, an operator at the exchange ot the Southern Bell Telephone Co., was held up and robbed by a tall mulatto, man, who snatched her purso and ran away when the young womnn screamed. Miss Crockett had reached the cor ner of West Hunter and Mangum streets, and while lit a shaded place was approached by the negro. The highwayman, with no word of warn ing, grabbed the young woman’s purse. She was so frightened that she screamed for help, and this scared tho negro, who vanished-down the street. The police woro notified of the oc currence by the young woman's father, E. Y. Crockett, who said the purse contained about $2. Miss Crockett suffered considerably from nervous shock. il y OK GEORGIA. Capital jStock $100,000.oo CONSERVATOR OF PROSPERITY. | Now open and ready for business at Southeast corner ot Broad and Washington streets, Albany, Ga. 80LICIT8 APPROVED LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. PAY8 INTERE8T ON TIME OEPOSIT8. | CHARTERED to give surety and act ai executor or administrator - >n Mrtarm all the functions of a lately managed Trust Company. Rawlins Theatre. ]j ’iiesday Evening, Feb. 13th Everybody works Hercules. ORPHAN HOME BAND win Give a Concert at the Opera House Wednesday Night. Second Annual Visit of Dainty delaide Thurston In Her New Play Le Triumph of Betsy. Complete Scenic Production and Accessories. The Boys’ Band of the Georgia In dustrinl Home will make another visit to Albany tills week and will give a concert at tho Rawlins theatre Wednesday night. <■ t This band needs no Introduction to the people of this city. It lias given several concerts he/e, and they Save always proved 'to be most enjoyable occnslons for all those who patronized them. The boys have a good band and they will render a program at the con cert Wednesday night that will he highly enjoyable for all. But even It the concert were not so meritorious as It Is sure to be, the cause should appeal so strongly to the people of Albany that the house should be packed Wednesday night. The Boys' Band Is giving these con certs for the benefit of the Orphan i Home in Macon, an Institution that t lias already accomplished a great .work In Georgia. | The prices of admlslon will he 25, 35 and 50 cents, and seats are now on sale at the Hllsnmn-Sale Drug Co. SHE” TONIGHT. The Deestrict Skule Exhibition, Raw lins Opera House, Monday Evening, February 12. Prof Eduardo Harralson, Miss Jimmy Tift, Teachers. Pianist: Madame Eugenia Sophronia Clark. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH BUSINESS LEAGUE. Advantages to be Readily Appreciated Will Be the Result. PR&GRAM: Part I. Grand Entry. Opening Chorus—Auld Lang Syne. Speech—*Tm Getting a Big Boy Now”—Master Willie Smith. Song—“Old Folks at Home”—Miss Juliana Tift and Chorus. Recitation—“The May Queen"—Miss Theon Clark. I Sextette—“I'm Nothing But a Big Wax Doll”—Six little girls.• Solo—Miss Mamie Dunham. Speech — “ Casablanca ” — Master Dolphy Gortatowsky. Song—“Old Black Joe”—Master Von Weller and Chorus. Recitation—"An Old Sweetheart of Mine”—Miss Burllna Odom. Song —“Juanita” — Miss Lucy Nes bitt and Chorus. Recitation—“ Maud Muller ’’—Miss Ella Crosland. Chorus—“Ben Bolt.” Part If. Chorus—“Annie Laurie.” Dialogue—“Matrimonial Troubles"— Miss Dita Sterne, Master Henry Mc Intosh. Solo—"Douglas, Tender and True” —Miss Juliana Tift. Recitation—“Mary’s Little Lamb"— Miss Alice McIntosh. Sextette—“I Can’t Do This Sum"— By the Infant Class. Speech—“Old Ojiken Bucket”—Mas ter Josle Davis. Song—“Silver Threads Among the Gold”—Miss Mamie Dunham and Cho. Recitation—Miss Douschka Gill. Solo — “In the Gloaming" — Master Willie Smith. Delivery of Prizes. Maypole Dance. Doors open at 7 o’clock; exercises to commence at S: 30 o’clock. The Albany Business League is de sirous of gaining all the information possible about property in and around Albany which can he used for factory sites. If you have a piece of property, whether it is occupied by a building or not, whether it is already used for factory purposes or not, make a de scription of it on a postal card and mail it to Secretary John A. Betjeman, or see him at his office in the Albany Trust Co.’s building, and advise him as to what you have. From the correspondence which he is conducting he will very soon need all the information of this character which our good people can give him, and the earnest co-operation of the business people of the city Is neces sary to make the work of the Albany Business League ai success. MURDER TRIAL WILL ATTRACT ATTENTION. Gaffney, S. C., Feb. 12. — George Hasty, of this city, who fatally shot Milan Bennett and George Abbott Da vison, of the “Nothing But Money” theatrical company, here December 15, 1905, will he tried on the charge of murder February 26. Hasty, who has been in jail since the killing, will be defended by local counsel. The prosecution will be con- Prices: Lower Floor, $1.00 and $1.50. Balcony, and 75c. Seats Saturday morning at Hilaman-Sale Drug Co. —i—i—i—i iru * MAJOR ELLIOTT IS ASST. JUDGE ADVOCATE. Special to The Herald. Atlanta, Qa.. Feb. 12.—Major E. S. months ago. AN OLD ATLANTA FIRM IS IN TROUBLE. Elliott, of Savannah, Ga., has been appointed a major and assistant judge- ndvocate-general on the general staff. He was formerly a major In the First Infantry, National Guard of Georgia, and one of the best known military officers of the state. He will succeed W. T, Newman, Jr., who died several bery has been in business in Atlanta Special to The Herald. Atlanta. Ga., Feb. 12.—With liabili ties approximating {63,000 and assets thought to be not more than $40,000, the firm of Charles S. Klngsberry & Co., clothiers and furnishers, of De catur street, was forced into bank ruptcy late Saturday evening. Col. B. F. Abbott, general counsel for the Atlanta National Bank, was appointed receiver by Judge Newman. The petition In bankruptcy was filed by Attorneys Mayson and Hill, coun sel representing two local creditors and one In New York. Neither Mr. Klngsbery nor his partner, H. F. McConnell, would dis cuss the company’s affairs. Mr. Kings- ducted by T. S. Sease, state attorney for this circuit, who will he assisted. It Is understood, by special counsel employed by the Actors’ Association of New York, which has taken the matter up. Several witnesses of the tragedy, members of the theatrical company, will appear pn the stand for the state. The trial will be followed with the! greatest Interest, and private homes have offered hospitality to the members’ of the company who will at tend the trial. FIFTY-EIGHT MEN KILLED AND WOUNDED Serious Fight Between the Turks and Servians—Turks Made Attack and Lost Most Heavily. Belgrade, Servia, Feb. 12.—A serious fight has occurred in old Servia be tween Turkish troops and two Ser vian bands near the village of Niku- jan. The Turks, who were the attack ers, lost forty men killed and wounded. The Servians lost eighteen. CARD OF THANKS. To the many kind friends who were so attentive to my husband during his illness, and whose thoughtfulness and sympathy comforted us in our be reavement, I wish to extend my most sincere appreciation and thanks, and the appreciation and thanks of my children. MRS. HETTIE MR0CZK0W8KI. Tickets for the Deestrict Skule. Tickets of admission to the “Dees trict Skule” will be on sale tonight at the box office of the theatre. Prices, 25 and 50 cents. Just a little Kodol after meals will relieve that fulness, belching, gas on stomach, and all other symptoms of indigestion. Kodol digests what you eat, and enables the stomach and di gestive organs to perform their func tions naturally. Albany Drug Co., Hilsman-Sale Drug Co. ATTENTION, BEAVERS1 Important meeting I. O. O. B. to night at 8 o’clock at K. of P. Hall. Something doing. Come out. It Everybody works Hercules. thirty-f^r years. The Imperial Hat. The clever spring styles are lined up. Extreme styles for the young fel low. Soberer styles for the non-fad dist, but all of them as right as right can be. $3.00 each. * C. R. Davis & Co.