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THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD: ^RIDAY, MARCH 9, 1906. THE QUALITY STOBE-HOFMAYER JONES « COMPANY. HOFMAYER, JONES R COMPANY-THE QUALITY STORE. MANHATTAN MATCHLESS To the particular man who knows about shirts the name Manhattan is synonymous with matchless. “Manhattan” on a shirt is a guaranty that the fit, the style and the quality of the garment are superior—not to be equalled. Decidedly the most ambitious display of Manhattan negligees we’ve ever shown is now ready for your inspection. Plain white and figured and striped effects on white, light and dark grounds are here in pleasing profusion, both in plain and pleated bosom shirts with cuffs attached, or detached. Prices range from $1.50 to $3.50. We are also exclusive Albany sellers of the Faultless Day Shirts, absolutely the best shirt at the price, $1 and $1.75. The New Collar for Summer. Band low in front, with long flaring points coming close to gether at the button; tight lock front, back high enough to pro tect the collar of the coat—The “Kabosa,” the new E. & W. fold collar for summer. Perfect combination of style and com- fort--25c each, $2.75 per dozen. Hofmayer, Jones S Co., The Quality Store. Dainty Styles in Lingerie Waists. Every lover of beauty and charm in a garment will be de lighted over the dainty lingerie waists. The first shipment of our magnificent stock of these most popular waists contains many charming styles of-beautiful lawn artistically trimmed with finest swiss embroideries and Valenciennes laces. Every woman delights in their daintiness and becomingness, and all recognize that they are wonderful values at the remarkably reasonable prices for which they are offered. Many of these waists are careful copies of the finest French garments. Some are clever creations of leading American modists. All are beautiful, and are here for you to admire. So Come to see them, even if you have no notion of buying. Boys’ £. ® W. Collars 2 for 25c. Our line of boys collars has been made complete by fresh lots of E. & W. wing and new shaped fold collars. There is a complete range of sizes and the styles shown include the new est shapes for this spring and summer. Unquestionably the best boy's collar on the market, 2 for 25c. Hofmayer, Jones S Co., The Quality Store. imimi Don't Bury Dollars To plant 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 be trusted. We shall appreciate your patronage and believe that you; will in due seeson appreciate the quality of the seeds supplied. Hoggard Drug Go. ml sinn I JURORS. Grand and Traverse Jnrors Drawn for Service Dur ing the Two Weeks of the April Term. 'Phone 75 mmM UGlranoe Bant. Are You OF ALBANY* GA. ORGANIZED 1893. CAphiil, • - $57 200 Sarplaa «rd Ftcfia, • jg qqq Accounts of mercantile firms, cor porations and Individuals Invited. Special attention given out-of-town accounts. , Interest allowed on time deposits. OFFICERS: 8. B. Brown. A. W. Muse, President Vice President. W. C. Scoville, Cashier. S. B Hrown. , W. Udm. t*n»«ld«ir, V Prwalenl J. P. Mutwsrljrn Ciwhiar. ul At8*\>, tiA. O .«uvU JueJM.L. Moot <Jtu. IBOu f 'n.TIU. - b_it«F‘LUS. 350,000 - 15.000 Every facility In the banking busi ness offered to customers. Savings Department. Interest Allowed on Time Deposits. 6 Per Cent. Fan Loans. THOS. H. MILNER, Atloraay-at.Law, X 1 Room Sll I)avis-Kxohang.» BiuiJt Building. AlbsnyMp^j^H All Pork Country Sausage M Making on my farm today. Phofie orders to the Country Store—No. 119 T. M. NELSON. contemplating investing in real estate? If- so, the Jones & Smith Title Guarantee & Loan Co. are the people you want to consult for these reasons: They guarantee the title to every piece of property they offer. They are responsible for any defects in the title they offer. They have the most com plete list of desirable proper ties in and about the citv. Vacant lots, nice houses, and cheap tenant houses for sale See Wm. E. SMITH, Ucn’. Estit.' Jfsr.assr Jonss & Smith T. 0. & L. Co., Wool folk Building. IT IS VERY EASY To ride our wheels. A child can do it. We have a fine collection of chil- dren’3 Bicycles which we are offering at special prices. Why not buy a wheel for your boy? It will provide a healthful pleasure for him, and the benefits derived will soon become ap parent EXERCISE Is beneficial to health. Do you know of anything more pleasant and health ful than wheeling? It will tend to strengthen the muscles of your boy and will help his growth materially. B. F. SMITH. Grand Jurors. G. W. Mock, T. M." TIcknor, A. P. Vason, Dave Brown, Win. Lockett, R. A. Hall, D. Owens, 0. G. Bennett, C. E. Wilder, Milton Bacon, E. N. Clark, J. M. Tilt, Jos. Ehrlich, R. L. Jones, C W. Rawson, J. A. Rumney, E. H. Knlmon, .1. D. Twiggs, F. W. Godwin. T. C. Brinson, A. W. Muse, Jno. 3. Clark. N. F. Tift, A. F. Churchwell, A. J. Llppitt. C. B. Ellis. F. H. Bates, .1 8. Crews. F. O. Tlcknor, E. F. Jack- son. Traverse Jurors—First Week. J. H. Coffey, W. Z. Westbrook. H. H. Tarver, W. C. Wilder, A Zucker, W. B. Weeks. J. W. Thomas, J. O. Morris. Julian P. Clark. C. B. James, G. C. Palmer. Pickett A. Walters. P. B. Twitty, J. L. Richardson, Sr.. J. E. Graef, W. E. Cutllft, Rich Pattlson. C. B. Tyler, E. .T. McDaniel, R. A Ma lone. N. F. Mitchell, W. A. Pittman, J R. Hill. Geo. A. Forrest. W. C. Brooks, C. W. Scott, W. B. Mallard, W. M. Wilder. C. J. McGonlgle, C. J. Whitehead. Roy S. Bell. M. W. Tift, M. A. Jarraril, Dan Lewis, C. W. Liv ingston, W. W. Pace. Traverse Jurors—Second Week. H. T. McIntosh. T. W. Ventulett .las. Keel, Jno. C. Mason. W. B. Ben nett, W. D. Mann, T. M. Carter. L. R. Reynolds. W. Harris, W. A. Stokes, E. H. Calhoun, M. Weslosky, J. R. Mott. C. A. Frank. W. A. Woodin. B. L. Collier. S. J. Cook. W. A. Sumter, L. .1. Crlne, A. H. Chastlne, W. t. Cherry. Sam Cohn, Marvin Cohn. A. S. Cohen, Max Cassell. H. t. Calloway, C. S. Fletcher. J. W. Joiner, E. P. Har ris (Plumber), W. 0. B. Carter. L. Gei ger. E. P. Harris (E. D.), L. J. Hof mayer, R. B. Brown. A. C. Plonsky, Sam Blatuer, New Directory of Southern Bell Contains 75 More Names Than Last Issued in October. Wall Paper. All Now Stock. V ALBANY DECORATING CO. Rumney Building. ’Phone No. 393. A Question of Precedence. Mrs. Lakefront—1 was married to Mr. Moremuuu.. Mrs. Evanston—Why. so was I! Did you come before or after me? Received consignment of the famous Cahaba Soft Lump Coal. ALBANY COAL & WOOD CO. The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company has Just Issued a new directory of its Albany Exchange. The directory Is dated March 1 and a copy will be given to each subscriber within the next few days. The new directory contains the names of 483 subscribers and shows an increase of about 75 ’phones during the last five months. This Increase has been remarkable when It Is re membered that when the last directory was issued the exchange was oper ating every phone that could be con nected to its switch btfards and han dled through its cables. As is generally known, the Albany exchange has been undergoing a com plete rebuilding and entire change of system. The exchange will be con verted into what is known as the "common battery system.” In order to do this the quarters of the ex change had to be enlarged and entire ly rebuilt. While this work was In progress, new cables have been strung all over town and provision made for a big increase In the number of sub scribers, as soon as the new switch boards and other equipment are in stalled. But while this work of changing anil enlarging has been in progress the management has not sought to in crease the list of subset ibers. so that the lucrease of 75 phones represents what has come to the exchange on ac count of the growth of the city and the increase In the city’s business. The quarters of the Albany Ex change are now about completed and the new switchboards will be ordered out at once. As soon as they can be received and installed, the common battery system will be put Into opera tion. This will mean a great improve ment in the service. In sending an advance copy of the new directory to The Herald, Manager Yarbrough states that as soon as these hooks are distributed, everyone will be required to give the number when asking a connection and when the number is not given the connection can not be' secured. If any should fail to receive a new directory they are requested to notify Manager Yar brough. who will supply them prompt ly. Bricklayers on Washington street, en gaged iu a lively encounter yesterday atfemoon near the corner of Wash ington and Flint streets, and for sev eral seconds the residents of Sandy Bottom had a real, live, free entertain ment. If nothing elBe can be said of the street pavers, they are scrappers from the word "go." This is about the fourth or fifth fight that has occurred among them since the work began. "First, Mr. Harris manager and owner of the construction company, got a good stiff lick in the' eye with a weight, the propeller of the weight being Mr. Julian Hill, of the Albany & Northern rdilway. Next, this same Mr. Harris was whipped in front of the Elks’ barber shop by his right-hand man. one Mr. Byrd, superintendent of construction. Then this same Mr. Moss got into a scrap with a painter In front of the Office saloon, and. from all accounts, whipped him rather severely. This time, it seems, Mr. Moss had the tables turned on him. Mr. Wilcox is quite a young man. and is not as large in stature as his opponent. It seems that the engineer protested that the concrete was not being made ac cording to specifications. Mos3 Insist ed otherwise. Words followed. Moss, It Is alleged, asked Wilcox if he would like to have his expert opinion of what he (Wilcox) was. Wilcox answered that he didn’t need any Information on that particular point from that par ticular source. Mos3 volunteered the information regardless. Wilcox show ed his disapproval and disagreement by "pasting” his informant. A lively scrap followed. In which, according to the story given The Her ald reporter, Mr. Moss got decidedly the short end of the argument. FOR SALS. Handsome new Golden Oak Roll-top Desk. ED. R. JONES. Brinson & Co., Wood and Coal, Phone 367. Prompt eervlce. Patron age solicited. Matinee a.nd Night Monday, Mar. 12 RenoSAlvord’s Surprise Co. A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION The Best Acts of the Min strel, Opera, Drama and Vaudeville Merged Into One Grand Program. at 31.1 Matinee Prices, 15c and 25c Night Prices, 25c, 35c, 50c. Seats Friday. Lonsberg’s. Do you know that you can obtain fine Souvenir Post Cards At Lonsberg’s. Views of the city, Burnt Leather Post Cards, and 5,000 kinds of Comic Post Cards. Big reduction on Copy right Books. LONSBERE’S BOOK AND MUSIC HOUSE. Spring Clothes ANOTHER SCRAP BETWEEN PAVERS Engineer Wilcox and Mr. Jot. Mote, Foreman of the Brick Layers. En gage. In Fletle Argument Mr. Louis B. Wilcox, city engineer, and Mr. Joseph Moss, foreman of the Prepare Now for Easter Better give us your order today, if you haven’t done so, then you’ll b.e certain to get your suit in time for Easter: < Fabric, fit aud workman ship guaranteed. Davis takes the measure, Stern— he does the rest. C. R. Davis & Co.