The Albany daily herald. (Albany, Ga.) 1891-190?, May 22, 1906, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text. • THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1906. OF THE GREAT STOCK OF HOFMAYER, JONES & CO. CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR NEW SUMMER WASH GOODS GREATLY REDUCED H., J. & Co. never had so large or so flno a line of Summer Wash QoodB as that upon which the Dissolution Sale prices are now inarkod. The most popu lar, the most stylish, the most elegant weaves of the season are here In. abun dance and variety. Goods that wore abso lute bargains at original prices have been reduced, In many Instances, as much os DO per cent. Printed Aeollons. One of tho season's prettlost novelties. Beautiful pompadore patterns. Worth 30c, Now, 18c Printed Silk Organdies. Shown In n variety of patterns, Including largo floral designs, bo popular now. Worth 3Gc. Now 19c Embroidered Voiles. A new and beau tiful fabric for ladles' and children’s Tub Dresses, swull patterns and colorings. Worth 20c, now 13!/ 2 o, Sole Boucles, Bountiful combination Silk and Sea Island. One of the newest Bummor fabrics. Shown In checks nnd strlpoB. Worth GOc and 00c. Now.... 36o Fine Frenoh and Scotch Ginghams. Anothpr beautiful fulirlc, woven of Silk und Cotton. New patterns ami colorings. Well worth 36c. This salo 19c Check 811k Mouseline. A soft und clingy wash fabric. One of the most populnr novolllos of the season. Shown 1 In solid colors, spring sliudos. Worth DOc. Now 39c Plain Silk Mousellne. Beautiful sum- mor fabric, shown In all the best shades. Worth 35c. Now 23c Silk Organdie Pompadore. I.ovely florni puttcrnB, so much In domnnd for summer dresses. Splendid fubrlc. Plain,- worth 46c, now 26o With self-oiubroldored dots, worth 59c, now ( 39c Embroidered Crepes. An especially pretty nnd effective fabric frtr -summer dresses. Shown In all colors. Worth 00c.. Out to 19c Chiffon Vollee, Beautiful wash goods. Look like 31 a yard French Vollo. Shown In Black, Navy- nnd Wlillo. Worth 25c. Cut to 18c Black Batlatea. Best wash fabric for mourning dress of cotton. Washes nnd wonrs well. Four qualities. Reduced from 35o to 26c, from 26c to 18c, from 20c to 13|/ 2 o, and from 16c to 11c ADDITIONAL SPECIALS IN WHITE GOODS India Linens Our regular 38o India Linen cut to 12'/ 2 c Our regular 22c. India Linen cut to 16c Our rognlur 25c India Linen cut to 18c' Our regular 30c India Llnon cut to 21c HUNDRED8 OF OTHER GREAT WHITE GOODS BARGAINS WHICH MU8T BE 8EEN TO BE APPRECI ATED. Long Cloths 36-ln. Long Cloth, soft nnd flno In quality. Regular 12t4c cloth, at 9'/ 2 c 38-In. Long Cloth, extra pretty quality, soft finish. Worth 17 lie, at 12'/ 2 c 30-ln. Long Cloth, exquisite quality, soft finish, worth 20c, at 15c THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF RIBBONS AT SAVINGS It seems rather fortunate to our cus tomers that during the biggest ribbon sea son for years Albany should have the big gest ribbon sale In her history. The H., .1. & Co. ribbon stock was characteristic In size and elegance. It all goes at re duced prices during the Dissolution Salo. Our regular 25c Taffeta Ribhon Cut to 16c Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 20c value, cut ■to ...' .'12j£c Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 15,-cent value, cut to 10c Our All-Silk Mousellne Ribbon, 45c kind, cut to 25c GOc kind, cut to 33c Extra heavy Taffeta Ribbon, one of the best ribbon qualities we have ever been ablo to get.. 20c value cut to *. 15c 35c value cuL to 19c "45c vuluo cut to 25c Large assortment of season's nowest Pompadore Ribbons, exquisite patterns, matchless bargains at 65c, 60c, 40c * 200 dozen heavy hemmed Bath * * Towels, full bleached; size, 20x40. * * Dissolution Sale price 14c * LACE CURTAINS ARE GREATLY REDUCED Tho H., J. & Co. quality stock of Cur- ' tains was celebrated for Its variety and splendid values. In many Instances the Dissolution Salo price Is below the cost of the Curtain. Heres the- chance for the poorest to add to Ills home tho beauty and refinement which pretty Lace Curtains give. 3-yard Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced from 31.26 to .’. 95c 3 Ms-yard Nottingham Lnco Curtains re duced from 32.60 to $1.65 314-yard Nottingham Lnco Curtains, re duced fi'om 32.75 to $2.00 3-yard Muslin Curtains reduced from $1.25 to 95c 3-yard Muslin Curtains reduced from $1.76 to $1.35' 3-yard Renalsance nnd Irish Point Cur tains reduced from $2.76 to $2.15 3Ms-yard Renalsance and Irish Point Cur tains, reduced from $3.75 to $2.85 3 Vj-yard Ronalsanco and Irish Point Cur tains reducod from $4,25 to $3.75 3-Ms-yard Renalsance .and Irish Point Cur tains reduced from $G.75 to $4.50 Beautiful Bonne Femme Curtains, of real linndmnde lace nnd modalllons, reduced from $2.75 to $2.10 Beautiful Bonho Femme Curtains of real handmade lnco and medallions, reduced from $3.76 to $2.95 Beautiful Bonno Femme Curtains of real handmade lace nnd modalllons, reduced from $5.50 to .$4.25 Men’s Elastic Seam Drawers; Pep- * perell drill. Best 50c garment on * * market, Dissolution Sale price.. ,38c * HOSIERY VALUES THAT SPEAK FOR THEM- < SELVES. You know the splendid regular H., J. & Co. Hosiery values, so these special val ues will speak volumes for themselves to the careful buyer. Ladles Black Cotton full fashioned, regu larly made Stockings, worth 25c, cut to 15c Ladies’ plain black Lisle Stockings, gauze weight, .double heel and toe, worth 30c, cut to 21c Ladles' fine plain Lisle Stockings, gauze weight, black, worth 45c, cut to,... .27c I.allies' all-over lace Lisle, In white, black and tan, fine 35c value, cut to 21c Ladles’ fine mercerized gauge LlBle Hose, black, white, navy and tan. Worth 75c, cut to 45c Ladles’ fine black all-over lace and laco Boot Hose. Regular 00c quality. Cut to '....,43c Ladles' All-over Lace Hose, extra quality, black, tan and white, worth $1.00, cut to 75c Ladles' plain gauze lisle luster Embroid ered Hose. Regular $1.00 value. Cut to 68c Ladles’ fine Pure Silk Stockings, plain, fast black, worth $1.25, cut to 98c Ladies' finest pure silk all-over lace Hose, white and black, regular price $5, cut to $3.50 Boys’ Ribbed Hose, double too, heel, knee, fast black, good wearing qualities, sizes 514 to 10, worth 1214c, cut to 8</ z c Boys’ heavy ribbed Bicycle Hose, abso lutely best hose made for regular price of 20c, cut to 12 ( /4c Misses fine ribbed Hose, fast black, sum mer weights, sizes 0 to 10, worth 20c a pair, cut to 1214c Misses’ fine Silk-finish Lisle Hose, goos as any 35c hose on market, cut to 21c Misses’ line All-over Lace Hose In black, white and tan. Would be cheap at 25c. All sizes. Cut to 17c Misses’ All-over Lace Lisle Hose In black, white, pink and sky blue. Sold every where at 60c, cut to 27c Misses’ plain Gauze Lisle Hose, black and white; our best 60c value; cut to..38c White Mercerized Walstlngs, va- * rlety of neat patterns. Regular price * 25c. Dissolution Sale price... ,12|/ 2 c * SILK SHIRTWAIST SUITS Ono lot beautiful Silk Suits, Black, Alice, Reseda and Navy. Worth $12.50. Cut to $7.75 One lot beautiful Silk Suits, season’s new- - est styles; yokes of beautiful Baby Irish lace, elbow sleeves. Shown In White, Reseda, Alice, Pearl and Black. Regular $17.60 value. Cut to... .$10.00 One lot extra good Taffeta Silk Suits, Baby Irish yokes, short sleeves; elab orately trimmed with round thread Val. lace. Season’s newost model. Worth $20.00. Cut to $12.00 * 10 pieces Irish Union Linen Dam- * * ask, full 72 In. wide. Good dollar * * cloth. Dissolution Sale price 53c * CUTS ON GINGHAMS, PERCALES, MAD RAS, ETC. Here Is the chance for a real saving to practically everyone, for the need for these goods Is felt in every household, from the richest to the poorest. A. F. C. Ginghams, Infinite variety of patterns, regular 10c and 1214c qualities, cut to 8c Apron Ginghams, all checks and colors, out from 7%c to 5c Tolle du Nord Ginghams, pretty pat terns, cut from 1214c to ,10'c Amoskeag Ginghams, regular 8c and 10c qualities, cut to .6'/ 2 c Cambric Percales, variety of pretty patterns and colorings, worth 15c. Cut 11c Pawtuxet Madras, excellent quality and patterns for girls’ and ladles’ dresses, boys’ Jackets and men’s shirts. Reduced from 16c to 12c Pawnee Madras, all colors and patterns,' for girls’ and shrdlu etaoln shrdlu shrd 19c and 2214c qualities, cut to 15c Manchester Chambrays, all colors, best quality. Reduced from 15c to 12c Good quality reduced from 1214c to 8|/ 2 c Cotton Duck, shown in Black, Navy, and White, Russian Duck, reduced from 1214c to ' 9%c Kara Duck reduced from 10c to....8!/ 2 c Colored Linettes, shown In Black, White, Navy and Light Blue, fine imita tion linen weave, reduced from 15c to r 12i/ 2 c Dornock Linens. Another excellent fab ric that looks like linen. Shown In White and Black. Reduped from 10c to 8c Colored Linen Suitings. Very popular this season for Skirts and Suits. One piece black, worth 36c, cut to 15c One piece black, worth 40c, cut to... .25c One piece navy, worth 60c, cut to 25c One lot Fine French Glnhams that sold up to 60c a yard. Your choice this sale at 10c BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN’S APPAREL Liberal reductions' made throughout the Mens’ Furnishing Department offer mdny splendid saving opportunities. The goods are new and seasonable, the prices are ridiculously low. Men’s fine Negligee Shirts, plain or pleated bosom, white and seasons’ new colors and patterns, reduced from $1.25 98c Every Faultless Shirt, Night Shirt and Pajama In the house has been’ marked down to actual cost. Men’s Nainsook Undershirts, Drawers with elastic seams to match. Very popu lar at GOc. Dissolution Sale price....39c Men’s Lisle Thread Half Hose, black only, double toe and heel, reduced from 1714e a pair to 12140 Men’s large All-Linen Handkerchiefs, fine value at 25c, reduced price 15c Boston Garters, best quality silk; sell world over for 50c. Dissolution Sale plrpe , 39c * Misses All-over Lace Lisle Hose,.* * white, black, and tan. Worth 35c. * * Dissolution Sale price 17c * BIG PRICE CUTS IN WOOL DRESS GOODS The price cuts which have been made on Woolen Goods might be termed reck less, for in many cases there has been no regard for the cost of the goods. Read a few of the fine specials listed below: 45- in. Fancy Lace .Voile, black, worth $1, cut to 65c 46- in. Plain Black Etamine, worth $1.50, cut to 85c 42-in. Plain Black Voile, regular $1.25 quality, cut to 97c 45-in. Nub Voile, Black, a regular $1.25 quality, cut to ’ 65c ,45-in. Black Chiffon Panama, $1.00 qual ity, cut to 75c Stylish Cream Woolens 40-in. Cream Mohair, worth 59c, cut to 45c 40-in. Cream Check Silk Voile, worth $1.25, cut to .-...930 45-in. Cream Striped Silk Voiles, worth $1.00, cut to 75c 45-in. Cream Serge, regular $1.00 quality, cut to .; 69c Colored Dress Woolens 45- in. Check Silk Voile, seasons’ newesjt weaving, shown in Old Rose, Reseda, Pearl and Navy. Worth $1.25, cut to 93c 46- in. Black and White Striped Serge, one of the newest things for Skirts and Eton Suits, worth $1.25. Cut to.. .$1.05 45-in. Black and White Check Serge for Skirts and Suits, worth $1.25, cut to 98c 45-in. Chiffon Panama, Navy Blue, worth $1, cut to 75c 38-in. Navy Mohair, fine 59o quality, cut to .... v... .a '45c 38-in. Navy Voile, excellent quality tor 65c, cut to 49c ADDITIONAL SPECIALS IN MUSLIN UNDER WEAR PETTICOATS of finest cambric, full ’ width and length, elaborately trimmed with Val. lace and embroidery. Worth $3.50 and $4.00. Cut to $2.65 CORSET COVERS of cambric with hem stitched ruffles, worth 30c, cut to 18c CORSET COVERS of cambric, beautifully trimmed with beading and ribbon, worth 45c, cut to 27e CORSET COVERS of Nainsook, artisti cally trimmed with embroidery bead ing, and lace edging. Fine 60c value. Cut to 38c CORSET COVERS of fine Nainsook, elab orately trimmed in Torchon lace and Val. lace and embroidery; worth up to 75c; cut to •. ..48c CORSET COVERS of fine Nainsook, elab orately trimmed in Val, lace and rib bon. Well worth $1.00 and $1.25. Cut to 69c CORSET COVER3 of finest Nainsook, ex quisitely trimmed with Val. lace and ribbons. Worth $2.00 and $2.25 any where. Cut to $1.45 and $1.35 * One lot beautiful Colored Madras, * * 36 In. wide. Sold up to 25c. Dlsso- * * lutlon Sale price 5c * Successors to Hof may er, Jones & Company. ANATOMY OF AN OYSTER. The KHvnlvc’M Organ, nnd Where They Arc Located. Every oyster bus a mouth, a heart, It liver, a stomach nnd other necessary internal organs, Including n set of cun ningly devised intestines. Tho mouth 1b at tbe small end of the oyster’s body, near the hiuge of tile shell. It Is oval In shape, and, though not readily dis covered by an uupractlced eye, It may be easily located by gently pushing n blunt bodkin or similar Instrument nloug the folds of tbe surface of the body at the place mentioned. Connect ed with tbe moutb Is the canal which ie oystor uses lu conveying food to tho stomneh, from whence It passqs In to the curious little set of netted and Isted Intestines referred to In the ling. To discover the heart, of an oyster ie fold of flesh which oystermen call .o “mantle" must bo removed. This JAVA’S ISLAND OF FIRE. Is fatal to the oyster, of course, but In " i Interest of science and for the ben- fit of the "curious” It Is occasionally When tho mantle has been re- oved tbe heart, shaped like a crescent ir horned moon, Is laid to the view, i oyster’s heart Is made up of two , just like tbut of a human being, i of which receives the blood from gills and the other drives it out the arteries. The liver Is . In the Immediate vicinity of the art and stomach and Is u queer 1 little organ, which is supposed o perform all the functions of a blood • motto; "Ice when you want 1L’ .NY COAL & ICE CO. mmm It la llenlly n Lake of llqillnir, Bub bling Mud nnd Slime. The greatest natural wonder In Java, If not iu the entire world, is the justly celebrated “Glieko Knmdkft Gumko,’ f or “Home of the Hot Devils,” known to the world ns the Island of Fire. This geological singularity Is really n lake of boiling mud situated at about the center of the plalus of Grobogann nnd Is enlled nn Island because the great emerald sea of vegetatiou which surrounds It gives it that appearance. The “Island” is about two miles in cir cumference, and is situated at a dis tance of almost exactly fifty miles from Solo. Near the center of this geological freak Immense columns of soft, hot mud may he seen continually rising and falling like great timbers thrust through the boiling substratum by giant hands and the again quickly withdrawn. Besides the phenomenon of the boillug mud columns there are scores of gigantic bubbles of hat slime that fill up like huge balloons and keep up a series of constant explosions, the Intensity of the detonations varying with the size of the bubble. Iu time past, so the Javanese authorities say, there was a tall spirelike columu of baked mud on the west edge of the lake which constantly belched a pure stream of cold water, but tlijs has long been obliterated, and everything is now a seething mass of bubbling mud aud slime. See the advertisement of the Acme Brewing Co. on page 9. This brewery makes the original “Bohemian Export” Beer. . 19-3t ■H EYEGLASSES. How to Put Them on und Take Them Off Properly. There is nothing which more com pletely changes the effect of a pair of eyeglasses thnu the habit of crowding them on the nose with one hand. The best efforts nt fitting and adjusting are nil brought to naught by a person who has acquired that habit. The proper way to take off glasses Is to take hold of the bridge and lift off gently without dragging or pulling out of shape. To take off spectacles take hold of the right temple with the right hand aud lift it off tho ear. Then turn the head to the right and the left temple will fall off easily. The average wearer of glasses when he Is clenuing them takes hold of the bridge. The consequence Is that he gradually works the bridge out of shape, and every rub he gives the lens gives n twist to the bridge, nnd in course of time the bridge or the lens breaks when he least expects It There are probably more glasses broken la this way than any other. The correct way to clean them Is to take hold of one of the eye pieces where the glass Is screwed on the outer edgo and clean the lens, and then re verse the glasses, take It by the other end piece and repeat the process on Indigestion Is much of a habit. Don’t get the habit. Take a little Kodol Dys- peusia Cure after eating and you will quit belching, puffing, palpitating and frowning. Kodol Digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet Sold by Albany Drug Co., Hilsman-Sale Drug Co. FOND OF FINERY. Elephant. Delight In Dees, nnd Gop- gcoiiH Trapping.. , Elephants are passionately fond of finery nnd delight to see themselves decked out with gorgeous trappings. The native princes of India are very particular In choosing their state ele phants and will give fabulous sums for an animal that exactly meets the some what fanciful standards they have erected. For these they have made cloths of silk so heavily embroidered with gold that two men are hardly able to lift them. An amusing instance of elephantine pride Is narrated: The elephant which usually led the state procession of a rajah being 111, the magnificent trap pings were placed on one which had up to that time occupied only a subor dinate place. Tbe animal, delighted with Its finery, showed Its glee by so many little squeaks and kicks of pleasure that gen eral attention was-attracted to It Not long after another st.te proces sion was formed, and the previous wearer of the gold cloths, being re stored to health, took his accustomed place and trappings, when the now de graded beast Imagining, perhaps, that he was being defrauded of his promo tion, was with great difficulty restrain ed from attacking the leader of the parade. Come ’round this evening and see how the other gomes in the Georgia State League came out Detailed tele graphic accounts at The Office. Castings . . And . . Repair Work. c Uie Bacon Equipment Co Shops—Foot of Third street. Offices—304-305 Davis-Exchange Bank Building. Power Motors, f. o. b. New York City: 1 H. P., $54; 2 H. P., $60; 3 H. P., $70; 5 H. P., $126. Albany Electrical Construction Co. 105 Broad St, Phone 415. ALBANY BRICK CO brick —MANUFACTURERS OF— Annual Capacity, 1D.OOO.OOa FLY TIME. Keep them out with our wire sci windows and doors. ^Complete si on hand. c. D. SMITi ■ ■oMBSMBha '