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THE ALBANY DAILY HERALt): WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1906.
MARRIA6E ISN'T A FAILURE
Every woman covets a
shapely, pretty figure, and
0CMB S3 S3 many of them deplore the
I loss of their girlish forms
H tit )- after marriage. The hearing
/sTiM 3S9B tOSi children is often destructive
gy dyf llVfl to Ijfhe mother’s shapeliness.
All of this can be avoided,
however, by the use of Mother’s Friend before baby comes, as this
great limfhent always prepares the body for the strain upon it, and
preserves the symmetry of her form. Mother’s Friend overcomes all the
danger of child-birth, and carries the expectant mother safely , through
this critical period without pain. It is woman’s greatest blessing.
Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and relief derived from the
use of this wonderful __
remedy. Sold by all fRBM A B —
mOtnOi* S
book, telling all nbout _ _
this liniment, will be sent free.
Tie Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga, B
(By Kate Burr; In Buffalo Times.)
’'There Is a business man In this
town who is aggrieved. He doesn’t
like It because the married men In
his establishment, spend so much time
telephoning their wives to find out
how matters are at home.
The other day he was telling his
tale of woe to a friend.
"Seems to me,
with these fellows. Come to think of
It, they are good workers and trusty
employes.
“But honest, now, Isn't It Irritating,
on a ruBh day. to have to listen twen
ty times to a one-end dialogue like
this:
“Hello. This Mary? Yes, dear, it’s
Ellhu. Who else should it be?—ha,
ha, ha! Say, Mary! How are you
getting along? Dinner cooking? Well,
well, what? What was that? Here
you! Stop that cutting It! Get off
the line! Yes, Mnry. I hear you now.
Every word. Some fool broke In on
us—that was all. What, Mary. That
woman called? This early? ^he
deuce, you say. Ho, ho,ho! He, he,
he! I call that rich.
“Mary, Mary! Listen to what L say.
Does Hetty’s tooth still hurt her?
said the friend,
"that you oughtn’t to kick. It lookB
well for your force that they have
such domestic tastes and take Buch
an Interest in their wives and chil
dren. If I were employing a married
man I should think it a .good sign if
he called his wife up three or four
times a day. Really, what you’ve been
There is nothing that would add more to the
comfort and appearance of your front porch than one
of the lovely
Mission Suits and Swings
Which we are showing. These goods will stand
the weather better than anything else because they
are al
ilready “weathered oak.”
A three-piece suit, $12.50,
Swings, from $6.00 to $9.00.
Odd Chair/, in both still and rockers,
See'display in our window.
HOKE WENT TO PIECE
UNDER POINTED QUESTION
Parried Question as to Whether He
Would 8upport Bacon or. Watson
for Senator,
“Mayflower” and “QuaKer”
For Women;
PATENTS, BLUCHERS, , WELTS, VICIS,
$2.50 and $3.00
Albany is Past Becoming
a City. 1
From the Atlanta Constitution,
Cumming, Ga., March, 27. — Hoke
Smith spoke here yesterday. His
speech was along the usual line until
Colonel Wills, a leading attorney and
county school commissioner,, fired This
question at him, and then Hoke went
to pieces:
' “In the event Hon. A. O. Bacon
and Thomas E. Watson, are contest
ants for United States Senator from
Georgia, which > one would you sup
port?” - ' J
This got Hoke In a tight place, a
majority of his hearers being Watson
men. He parried the question, hut
finally said he did not believe that
{contingency would arrive, but should
it arrive, would then say what he
would do. He did not think he should
now be called on to announce tor
whom he would cast his vote, ptc.
It is not thought Mr. Smith strength
ened his cause here, he stating, It 1b
said, on the streets after the speak
ing, that he could not get up the en
thusiasm he expected.
We have recently seen the necessity of a towel supply system in
S lbany, hence we are now ready to place in every office in town one
the most attractive outfits ever used in this business. If we fail
to call on you, telephone ns. We have a good proposition for yon.
Davis-Exchange Bank Building, Washington St.
A Chlldr
Say, Weary, I guess dem
Dusty
congrlsmen an' senlters will jes’ be
gin ter find out how far dey is from
home.
Weary—Why?
Dusty—’Cause de railroads has cut
out dem free tickets.
New Alban
Steam Laundry
The formal opening of the Cold Soda Water Jseason
will qpcur Wednesday afternoon, 4 o’clock, April 4th.
Many pew;drinks, freezes and creams will be added to
our list. Cooling, and appetizing, all being strictly
pure; rtetty souvenirs will he presented our friends.
An entertaining musical program will be arranged for
the occasion.
No Wood famine in Albany now.
Barron getB It by trainloads. ’
Albany Decorating Co.,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Wall Paper, BurlapB,
Room Mouldings.
The Way Nowadays.
When You
t'
Clean Hous<
Wednesday, April 4th, 4 O’clock P. ’M.
Rumney Bldg.
Throw away all
those old worn «out
and dismal looking
pieces of furniture,
mattings, rugs,, etc.
Sell them to the
second - hand man.
Then. come here
and replace them
with some of our
up-to-date furniture
and housefurnish-
*• t
ings.
FRESH CANDY,
For Pianos and
Sheet Music
Miss Scheecher—Have you finished
your song?
Steele Ayers (a composer)—Yes.
Miss Scheecher—Looking for a pub
lisher?
Steele Ayers—No;
advertiser.
Iri New^Lot Just Arrived l Go to or write
BEAMAN’S MUSIC HOUSE
104- Pine 8troot, (Rumney Building.) Albany, Ga
looking for an
Albany Decorating Co.,
Paints, 011b, Varnishes,
Wall Paper, Burlaps,
Room Mouldings.
Rumney Bldg. *Phone 393.
„ . *1 .
Travel on the railroads entering and
leaving the city Is fairly heavy, but
riot as great aB It has been for the
last few months. In fact, the heavy
travel Christmas week, and for a
month on elthpr side, was alpipst un
precedented In this section. As Al
bany grows as a sboplng center the
. Fernland Farm^ .
!Dairy Department
Sweet Cream Rich.Milk
Hlx—What are you going to do with
thosfe traps? Set ’«m for bears?
' Dlx—No; I’m going to try to catch
the fellow In our flat who sings “Ev
erybody Works But Father.’’
High Grade Butter
Patronage Solicited
For Engagements Telephone No. 199
Buy Now-Pay
as You Can.
No | Csse on Record.
There is no case on record-of.'a
cough or cold resulting’in pneullonla
or consumption after Foley’s Honey
and Tar ha A been taken, Tor.lt will
stop your cough and
cold quickly. Refuse any but tte griiv
nine Foley’s Honey and. Tar ln v a yel
low package. Contajnsnoppfttwrtod
Is safe and cure. Hllsman-Salo Drug
travel becomes heavier.
Albany House-
furnishing Co
W. E. SMITH,
Attorney.abLsw,
Room 4, Woolfolk Bulldb
