About The Albany daily herald. (Albany, Ga.) 1891-190? | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1906)
Music! BAj-'- ' Ssf;, Chautauqua visitors will Dud It to their interest to look at our im-, mense line of Sheet Music. We hare everything that Is new and papular, and for,this week we are offering Music at V2 off. Big stock of McKinley Music at 5c per copy fer this week. Gome and get a cat alogue free. A piano to try music at your disposal. IS BOOK AND iiUSIC HOUSE. ALBANY fflSWCj! AGENGY. P. O. TlCKNOB, Manager. Directors: Jno. D. Twiggs, S. B. Brown, M. Weslosky, i. R. Whitehead, fT M. Carter, A. W. Tucker, The fIoME Insurance Co. of New York wires us: “ Our liability in San Francisco not over three and a half million, losses probably two million, will be paid promptly, leaving our surplus seven million.” Three 'Sites fqr Stores on ijlroad street, (ijear Jackson). Size, thirty feet front on Broad street and running back 210 feet, to alley. This property is rapidly en hancing in value ana will be worth double preseut price in few 1 years; Full information on applica tion to; I Npr.t Loai Go. f , •OATS FOR RENT And FlaWrfo Permlta Sold at,the Coun- U try Store. Any^fistyne or boaUug will be pro- hlbltodytrithout a written permit. The lake above the dam |s flue for boaUng, aud the Jfijfhlng below the dam Is un- excelled, won't forget you must have • PtsA '[) T. M. NELSON, )S. H. MILNER, ,s. Adsmei-al-Uw, >hootu 111 Davli-Exchenjt. Bank . ^Bulldlnc, Albany, Ga. WANTED—Information concerning B. •• F.^Wblte (or Ms heirs), supposed to ' hive- resided In Albany about 186S Mr-ifcjjd. Five dollars will be paid '.A for Information leading to his loca- . ttoa or that of. hts heirs. Write T. Fewest, Milton, Fla. ’ Vl9-i 1 w—w 2t 1. 1 Arteslaq Wills, $150. I am prepared to drill and case waB^, and guarantee water, for $150, add-Ebwlng wells by contract la a rn- dlkl.it. ten miles of Albany, Oa. Ad dress - B. F. BOLAND, 111 Plae St, Albany, Ga. H-M-2W H -. i. A1 New City Convenience foi 1 will deliver Standard Kerosene — year home every day at the same prices. .1 gallon, 20c.: 8 gallons, 90c. res & Thornton, ’Phone 23. It Takes Wide Range and Discusses Nearly Every thing that Women Wear and Gives Useful Hints. New Yprk, April 28.—Among the at tractive traveling dresses shown this Spring the moBt stylish are made of mobalr. They also are most suitable as they are Impervious to dust and when of good quality dampness has no effect whatever upon the material. Some of these gowns are made of the pussy-willow gray which Is such a pop ular shade this season. These some times have trimmings In white, but are quite effecUve when trimmed with folds and plain stitching, or tucks and plalfe are often trimming enough. These suits are madd up with long half-fitting coats, or they can bo made with the small cape so much liked and which is shown in so many styles. Although callod a cape for short these little wraps are more than that. They are really bolero Jackets, being capqs oifTy In effect. -They are cape shaped back and front, but have bell sleeves fitted Into the shoulder and a little close-fitting waistcoat underneath it all. A pretty Spring costume bad a skirt of gray and blue plaid laid In double box plaits. The gray silk waist wag concealed by one ot the sack-boleros made of plain blue cloth matching the skirt'In Bhade and trimmed with collar and revere of blue velvet. The hat was of rough gray straw with gray silk scarf and a side trimming of a bunch of blue ostrich Ups springing from a steol buckle. The gloves worn with this charming gown were of the favor ite shade of pearl gray. These gloves aro of course long wristed enough to meet the short elbow sleeves now so popular. The long glove has brought out a new article of dress known os the glove-garter. They are many and va rious In design, although there are Borno very simple ones made merely of silk elastic fastened with little buckles and have no other purpose In life than to hold the long gloves In place. Other of these garters are elab orate In the extreme. Some are made of moire ribbon and have buckles ot gold set with jewels. Of course these glove-bracelets, ns qome call them, can be made ub costly as fancy pleases, and perhaps rival the automobile suits for cost These auto suits arc now an Indis pensable part of the Summer outfit They are of necessity very cosUy, for materials must be rain proof, dust proof and warm In texture. Five hun dred dollars Is the sum patd out by an auto enthusiast to get herself Into the trim she needed. This, ot course, In cluded the Winter clothes, the furs, the fur gauntlets, the fur hat the fur boots, and the fur waist. The Sum mer things were of lighter weight, but oven so a leather jacket Is a great des ideratum, a pongee coat and hood and an auto veil as well as the aueie waist coat.. If one adds to this list the now- eat fancy In shoes the sum will be one to be met only by those who “have money to burn.” However, the style In evening shoes would 6f course not touch the auto traveler as it is an extreme suitable only for the costume ball or some function planned to exceed all that has gone before. The dainty bell Is put. ting rosebuds on her dancing slippers fashioned of chiffon and silk and rival ing nature In color and shape. Others are putting all their efforts Into their heels, which being of gilt or silver will truly “twinkle in the dance.” These heels, of course, are not of solid metal, but o'f filagree, anpl as they are made to slip over the leather heel they are known ns “overheels.” There Is, however, something In heels much to be preferred to the sil ver and gold filagree, as these are lia ble to catch In the flimsy underskirts with disastrous results. The just as pretty and much safer fancy dance shoe Is of hand-painted velvet with heels ot satin and with wreaths and roses also painted to match. For Summer wear there are shoes In white corduroy to be wom with white linen and serge gowns and these are really very chlo and appropriate. White linen gowns this season are being heavily worked with all-over and padded designs. Where there was last year a bud there Is this year a bush, and the delicate spray ot a year ago has grown to need a trellis. Of the slmpler.'patterns the daisy leads In favor. There is the English daisy, a prim little flower, and the French daisy, perched with a coquettish air at the top of a little stem, with two saucy leaves. The Drench also are fond of the double daisy, using It in The . daisy Imitates the chrysan themum In size, and the petals have a ragged effect and a certain whirl, very attractive and unique when completed. Here Is a useful hint as to how to put ruffles on a skirt, and If followed will make the usually dreaded task a* easy as sewing a plain seam, lot the skirt fall on the floor and draw the hem across the lapboard. Spread the ruffle evenly on the gather thread tor an equal length and lay the lower edge even with the edge of the skirt Stick two or three pins In the gathers to hold them temporarily, then begin at tbe lower edge and pin to the edge of the skirt Pin every two incheB for the length ot the lapboard. The gath er thread Is then drawn taut and a few more pins put In the gathers, af ter which the basting is mere play. Use plenty of pins and yon will won der that you ever tried to put on ruf fles without them. ESTELLE. We’re Right Here, You Know, Where you can come and “have It out” with us If anything goes wrong with anything you buy here. That’s why we’ve got to take pains to have things right in the first place—why we’ve simply got to "square” ourselves with you on anything that does not prove jUBt as we say. We’ve got to do busi ness with you and your friends “on tiTe level” or not at all. If you buy a “mall order” buggy or harness and It disappoints you, you may get satisfaction, and you may not. You're only one of thousands of cus tomers, and the mall order concern doesn't depend upon the trade ot this town or vicinity. If you do get satis faction It will be at a cost in time and correspondence that will eat up all the savings. By all means buy where you can buy to the best advantage, but keep your money In your clothes tttl you've talked with us; then If we can’t show you why and how It 1b better to spend your harness and vehicle money right here we won't say another word. ALBANY BUGGY CO., 19-9t In Waolfolk Building. Is the Moon Inhabited? Science has proven that the moon han an atmosphere, which makes life in some form possible on that satel lite; but not for human beings, wbo have a hard enough time on this earth ot ourB; especially those who don't Know that Electric BltterB cure Head ache, Biliousness, Malaria, Chills and Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Torpid Liver, Kidney complaints, Gen eral Debility and Female weaknesses. Unequalled as a general Tonic and Ap petizer for weak persons and especi ally for the aged. It Induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed by Albany Drug Cq., Druggists. Price only 50c. G.. F. & A. RY. GULF COA8T RESORT8. Low Round Trip Rates to Lanark, Fla., Panacea 8prlng«, Fla., via Sop- choppy. Leave Albany via Central ot Oa. and Arlington, 7:45 a. m. and *3:50 p. m. Arrive Sopclioppy 3:14 p. m. and *9:61 p. m. Arrive Lanark 3:45 p. m. and *10:18 p. m. ‘Saturdays and Sundays only. Round Trip Rates from Arlington. , . a b c To Lanark 4.75 6.30 2.80 To Sopclioppy 4.15 6.55 2.50 a—Tickets sold daily, final limit 15 days. b—Tickets sold dally, final limit 90 days. c—Tickets sold Saturday P. M. trains and Sunday trains, final limit following Monday. SHERIFF’S SALE. Georgia. Dougherty County. Will be sold, on the first Tuesday In May, 1906, at public outcry at tbe court bouse In said county, within the legal hours of -sale, to tbe highest bid der for cash, certain property of which the following Is a full and complete description: Two and one-halt shares ot stock In the Odd Fellows BuUdlng Association, of the par value ot Ten Dollars per share. Said property lev ied on as the property of G. E. Ander son, to satisfy an execution Issued from the Superior Court ot said Coun ty, lit favor of A. C. Gortatowsky against |sald G. E. Anderson; said property being jjjj possession of W. N, Tlcknqr, secretary of said Odd Fel lows' Building Association, and point ed out by plaintiff's attorney, L. W. Mdlson. ' 1 ’■■ s ' This 31st day of March, 1906. WM. GODWIN, Deputy Sheriff. GOOD RELIABLE PIANOS Reasonable Prices and Liberal Terms of Payments the Reasons of Our Success. The fact that our business has nearly doubled during the past few months is not due to the freak of fortune known as "luck”—It la the result of handling nothing but reliable makes of Pianos, a deter mination to give the public what they want at prices they can afford to pay, and to offer them a liberal syatem of accommodation as to payments that makes the ownership of a Piano a source of pleasure—the payments causing no worry, /■ , We Invite a Critical Examination and Comparison. CHICKERING and MATHUSHEK QUARTER GRANDS (take up but lit tle more space than an upright.) CHICKERING UPRIGHTS of the very latest designs. A complete assortment of MATHUSHEKS—the Southern favorite—used in Georgia homes for nearly forty years. The beautiful “LESTER.” The ADAM SCHAFF. The LUDWIG. The reliable “LUDDEN & BATES” And nearly a dozen other well-known makes. INSIDE PLAYERS as well a6 CABINET PLAYERS— beat suited for this climate—all on liberal divided payments. Good Used and Second Hand Pianos At prices and on terms to suit any pocketbook. You will be doing yourself and family an Injustice to not call or write us If you intend to make a purchase. Comparison will cost you nothing, and may save you many dollars In the purchase of an Instrument. LUDDEN & BATES SOUTHHtN_MUa£H<HJSi SAVANNAH. GA. All 50c Popular Music 1 7c. ' Correct Dress The “Modem Method’* system of high-grade tailoring introduced by L. E. Hays & Co., of Cincinnati, O., | satisfies good dressers everywhere. All Garments Made Strictly , to Your Measure I at moderate prices. 500 styles of foreign and domestic fabrics from which to choose. Represented bv 8. B. BROWN & CO., Albany, Ga. Velds Per Acre One Of The Results of liberally using our fertili zers. la to pay off a mortgage on the old farm. Read the fol lowing from Messrs. Wherry & Son,owners of the Magnolia Fruit Farm, Durant, Miss..* "We made $900 from one acre strawberries, on which your fertilizers were used. Eight years ago we bought this place at $20 per acre. It was then considered to have been worn out twenty years before, but by liberally using Vlrginia-Carolina Fertilizers under peas and velvet beans, we can nowr row almost any thing, and have boon offered $360 per acre for the place. Wo experimented with a great many brands of fertilizers, but find the highest per-cent. Now don’fcyou think ~Fer ‘ Vlrginia-Carolina Fertilizers would enable you to pay off a \ 'mortgage if you had one? Well, don’t uae any other. < Ylrglala-Carollna Chemical Co. £ Durham, N, O. Charleston, 8. O. Baltimore, Md. Atlanta, Ga. Savannah, Ga. Montgomery, Ala, Memphis, Tenn, Shreveport, La. James Tift Mann, attorney and Counsellor at law. Ventulett Building The Bell •Telephone SAVES YOU Time Money Labor Worries Many Steps From Delays GIVES YOU Results ■\ Less Work Safeguards Good Service Daily Comfort Satisfaction It is Reliable. The cost is reasonable;'£the service is satisfactory. It reaches anybody anywhere. Call Contract Department No. 400. Southern *Bell Telephone ts Telegraph Comoany PIANOS! TWENTY INSTRUMENTS ON OUR FLOORS FOR YOUR INSPECTION. A PIANO; like a wife or husband, is frequently a life companion. You therefore want something to suit you perfectly when you buy. We believe we can give you satisfaction in the two essential points QUALITY AND PRICE. BEAMAN’S MUSIG HOUSE 104 Pino Street, (Riimney Building.) Albany, Ga SEND FOR A PLUMBER. It’s his business to do mending, and he knows how. It took time for us to learn the plumbing business and a lot of practice to become perfect YOU CANT DO PLUMBING to compete with us. Your job will have to be done over again. It will cost more in the end. Get us. HARRIS PLUMBING CO.
