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THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD! MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1906.
A Stupendous Showing of Stylish Spring Silks
We invite your careful inspection of decidedly the largest and most' elegant stock of Spring Silks we have ever
shown. This great collection of new and popular , weavings in all the most wanted spring shades presents an almost
1? litless variety from which selections, satisfactory in price, coloring and design, may be made with ease.
Queen*s Grey Taffetas.
Dolly Varden Silks.
Your special attention is directed to a magnificent assortment of beautiful Taf
fetas in various shades of Queen’s Grey, one of the most popular and beautiful color
effects of the season. Here you will find practically all the shades of grey, while the
. designs include stripes on white and dark grounds, pin checks and stripes, dots and
-.' superb shadow effects. For shirt waists or full suits, no more elegant, comfortable or
B serviceable material could be chosen. Shown in four qualities, all reasonably priced.
59c, 75c, 85c, $1.
, A most fascinating assortment of the new. Dolly Varden and Pompadore Silks in
combination printed and woven designs, showing shadow dots, stripes and moire et-
fects. Excellent qualities at
$1, $1.25, $1.35.
Taffetas at 50c.
I
Peau de Crepe.
Peau de Crepe is one of the season’s handsomest new weavings, a'soft; lustrous
epe
| Silk that is suitable for elegant dressy costumes,
and in beautiful evening shades.
24 Inch Width 'at $1.
A special lot of good quality Taffetas in all colors,
silks extensively advertised at 75c. I
Our Price Only 50c.
Same weave and quality qs
Shown in all the spring colorings,
Radium Silk.
Chiffon Taffeta.
An unusual Silk value is offered in our 36 in. wide Black Chiffon Taffeta,
quality would suggest a much higher price than
I , $1 a Yard.
The
Radium Silk is high in popular favor this season because of its extreme beauty
and expellent wearing qualities. An ideal silk weave, soft and clinging, with' won
derful finish. All colors.
24 Inch Width at $1.
White Jap Silks.
Black and White Pongee ^
A Silk warranted to wash. Very much in vogue this season. Extra good value at
Very much in vogue this season.
$1 a Yard.
A large direct importation of White.Jap Silks. Soft and clinging weaves, greatly
in demand for Silk Lingerie Waists. We bought direct from Oriental manufacturers
in large quantities, and offer unequalled values in
27 Inch Width at 50c, 59c, 75c, 90c.
36 Inch Width at 59c, 75c and $1.
The Quality Store,
Albany, Georgia.
HOFMAYER, JONES & CO.
The Quality Store,
Albany, Georgia.
Better Soda.
Tha.n Ever
THE PING JOB
IS
Customers say our soda is better than ever this year. As we
I hear the same thing every year we are inclined to think our soda
I is fast reaching the point of perfection. We certainly try to
I make it as near perfect as possible and spare no expense in
I ntir,efforts ns
| our.efforts as
We use the best of
everything in. making it
Nothing But Cleaning Up
Remains to he Done-City
Ready to MaKe Settlement
This Week.
and serve it in bright, clean glasses, We do not stop at the
best materials for we employ expert dispensers. Even pure
I soda can be ruined in drawing. (
1 ' When your spring thirst 7 arrives come to our magnificent^
I soda fparlor and drink soda that is delicious, refreshing and’
1 satisfying.
Hoggard Drug Co.,
’Phone 75.
Ml
biers, Tribunes, Racyeles.
Ye point to these Bicycles and chal-
go their duplicate as to *
Fresh Shipment
WILEY’S
CANDIES
—ALSO-
CHERRIES in
MARASCHINO
25c 50c 75c
S STERNE,
The Grocer.
_ D _ . duplicate as to finish, wear-
g qualities and price. Competition in
'acturing has given us a
PERFECT BICYCLE
POWER FOR
ELECTRIC MOTORS
t a nominal cost as compared to for-
r prices. Our bicycles are the best
i had. Come in and examine them,
.nine the new style tires; couldn’t
etter, could they? Entire wheel Al
‘ autiful in finish. Talk bicycle
i and save money.
The City
Now Prepared
Rates.
to Make
I. F. SMITH,
ie Leading .Wheelman, Pine Street.
I. Davis.
T. W. Ventulstt.
DAVIS & CO.
BURANCE AGENT*
against
FIRE
LIOHTNINQ
• TORNADO.
ot the Southern Mutual Iasur-
ance Co.
Yentulett Building. .
Notice is hereby given that the City
ot Albany, through the Waterworks
and Electric Light Commission, Is now
prepared to furnish electric power for
motors not exceeding ten-horsepower,
inside the city limits of Albany, such
power to be used only in the day time.
Power for motors for small manufac
turing enterprises or for industries ot
any kind not requiring more than ten-
horsepower can be had upon most sat
isfactory terms. For further Informa
tion apply to
WILLIAM LOCKETT,
14-lmo Superintendent
Washington street, from Broad to
North, Is paved.
Fact!
There Is a little cleaning up to do
at various points along the line, and a
bit of patching here and there where
defects in the work have been discov-
ored, but the Job Is practically com
pleted.
Sing four stanzas, please.
All together, now: let all sing. One,
two, three
"Praise etc.,.etc.
The city authorities have notified the
officers of the Southern Concrete Con
struction Co. ttfat it is desired to close
up the whole paving matter at once.
A request has been made that the com
pany have Its qualified representatives
In Albany on Wednesday for a final
reckoning, and if no hitch develops the
final payment on the paving contract
will be made at once.
It has required nearly six months to
accomplish the paving Job. It was
thought when the contract was let that
the work would bd done In half the
time, or less, hut there has been delay
after delay, and the consummntlon ot
a work in which the whole community
was interested was repeatedly de
ferred.
But now the agony Is over.
The three blocks from Broad street
northward on Washington are paved,
and Albany knows a whole lot about
paving that she didn’t know before,
dhe paid a price for the knowledge,
hut It will copie la handy with a value
all Its own In the future when similar
undertakings are on foot.
The owner of a fast trotter may now
go a-cllpptng oyer those three blocks
ot paved street with the music ot his
horse's hoofs ringing In hts ears.
When he gets to the end ot the vitrified
brick he may. If he likes the fnuslc,
turn about and drive back. Otherwise,
the music will cease.
After a while we will, of course, have
more paying done, though for the pres
ent there will he no more undertak
ings of this character.
JAMBS TIFT MANN
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Special to The Herald.
Atlanta, Ga., March 20.—Late Satur
day night fifty-three negrdes—men and
women—were arrested ih the club
rooms operated by Charley Moseley ht
80% Decatur street. They are charged
with gambling. Two score women
were' taken in the 1 dragnet This is
said to be the largest haul of negroes
made at one time in the history of
the department. The raid was wit
nessed by a crowd of about five hun
dred persons. The patrol wagon had
to make five trips to transport the
prisoners from the scene of the arrest
to the police station.
Ventulett Building
COUPLE without children wish to rent
to couple three nice, new rooms, with
hall, suitable for housekeeping; elec-
trie lights, hot andoold water; close
In. Bent reasonable. Possession at
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j once. Address ’’Couple,’’ care
ATLANTA POLICE
L
Fifty-Three Negroes,. Men
and Women, Palled with
One Drag of the Net-
Gambling is the Charge.
Tom—I have the key to her heart
Dick—You must have robbed
bank. 'aflM
COMMITTEE NAMED TO
DECORATE AUDITORIUM.
One of the important matters in con
nection with every assembly of the
Georgia Chautauqua relates to the dec
oration of the Auditorium. Every year
a competent committee It appointed by
the Chautauqua management to look
after the decorations, and the atten
tion thus bestowed is responsible for
greatly improving the appearance of
the Interior of the building.
This year the matter has been placed
In the hands of a competent commit
tee, President A. W. Muse having ap
pointed a committee of three, com
posed of Miss Annie Hobbs, Mrs. J. P.
Gill and Mr. Frank Smith. This com
mittee will have entire charge of the
decorations.
Albany can, not take care of new
comers until she provides houses for
them to sleep In. People want to
come, and will even make reasonable
sacrifices to that end, but they can
not be expected to camp la the streets
or vacant lots Just for the sake 'of be
ing called Albanians. There are scores
of families anxious to move to Albany
from other places, but there
houses have been built during the last
few years, and many more are being
and will be built, but there are no Indi
cations that the supply will keep pace
with the demand. The demand Is sim
ply growlng-the faster.
THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast
The following Is the weather fore
cast for Georgia for next 24 hours I
Showers and warmer tonight and
Tuesday.
Local Weather Observations.
The following observations for the
past twenty-four hours have been
taken at the U. S. Weather Bureau at
Albany, Ga„ and are published for
information of the public:
Maximum temperature ....... .72
Minimum temperature 42
Mean temperature '.'.67 /
Precipitation . 0.0
Height of river 13.1
Rise In 24 hours 0.6
Cloudy; northeast winds. a
D. W. BROSNAN,
Volunteer Observer.
The local politicians are forgetting
about tile recent county primary, iknd
their attention is turned again to state
politics. A crowd on a street corner
will become as excited over a dtscus-
sIon>of what the State Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee will do about Al-
. , .. , , ar ® no ’owing Populists to vote In the prl-
houses for them to move into. Many
mary as eighteen small boys engaged
in a game of baseball.
The skating rink is closed this week
on account of the absence of Mr. Max
Altman.
Mrs. Jiggson—They arrested her for
shoplifting. She took a pair of gloves
and a paper of pins.
Mrs. Jaggson—If she had- taken a
gold watch.and a diamond they’d have
Iig|gg||7g|^ C. “R. Da-vL
'New lot just received. White;' blue, and, checked.
$1.00 a garment.
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