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Reduced to cold figures, the actual money value of the saving possibilities of this sale is $24,333 » ■ The - 'Great bargain s O f_ H. J. & Co.’s Dissolution Sale Are The more you buy during this sale, the more you save. It will pay you to buy now for your future; as well as your present, needs. Savins Thousands of Dollars to Albanians and South Georgians ———————————————————— wuMWWwaw.——— , 1 ~ ! 1 11 ! ““ —— , ■ ‘ Take a store that for years has beep recognized as “THE QUALITY STORE” of a progressive city, take this store when it had reached the zenith'of its greatness — with stocks larger and more competently bought than ever — take the big, glorious stock of quality merchandise that was a delight to the economical and a joy to the admirer of the beautiful — take such a stock, we say, and mark down already astonishingly low prices an average of thirty-five per cent., and you would have just such a safe as is this great H., J. & Co. Dissolution Sale. For that’s just what we have done. Just that, and we insist that the unparalleled business of the opening days of the sale were but the natural result of a combination of unusual quality and unprecedented prices. 25c Madras 5c One lot beautiful Colored Madras, 36 inches wide. Sold up to 25c. Dissolution Sale price (. 25f Waistings 12 l-2c White Mercerized Waistings, variety of neat patterns. Regular price 25c. Dissolution , Sale Price 7 l-2c Nainsooks 5c Full case new Checked Nainsooks, all pat terns. Regular 7y 2 c quality. Dissolution Sale price 20c India Linen 10c Fine Count India Linen; a quality that sells for 20c at all other stores. Dissolution Sale Price 5c 12'A 5c 10c 25c Suitings 5c One lot all colored Suitings and Skirtings, variety of patterns. Sold as high as 25c. . Now 20c Towels 14c 200 dozen heavy hemmed Bath Towels, full bleached; size, 20 x 40. ‘ Dissolution Sale price .... 25c Stockings 15c Ladies’ fine Maco Hose; black only. Sell for 25c everywhere. Dissolution Sale p rice ISc 35c Stockings 17c Misses’ All-over Lace Lisle Hose, white, black, and tan. Worth 35c. Dissolution Sale price 17c 5c 14c $1.00 Taffeta Silk 75c Black Taffeta Silk, beautiful quality, 36-in. width. Our regular $1.00 value. Dissolu- _^ tion Sale price ( DC $1.00 Damask 53c 10 pieces Irish Union Linen Damask, full 72 larly at $1.00. oooks and wears like $1.00 Damask. Dissolution Sale price 50c Drawers 39c Mens Elastic Seam Drawers; Pepperell drill. Best 50c garment on market. Dissolution Sale price 75c Undershirts 40c 53c 39c Men’s pure bleached Lisle Thread Under shirts. Regular 75c garment. Dissolution Sale price 4 Cc The opening days of this mammoth dissolution has ever offered such attractive bargains. Thousands reaping your share of this rich bargain harvest? sale mark a new era in the mercantile history of Albany. No store ever had such enormous sales, because no store of dollars are being invested by careful and competent shoppers in such bargains as those listed above. Are you ' The wonderful combination of highest quality with lowest price makes this sale a mer- clmntile phenomenon - equalled in local history ■ un- R. L. JONES & COMPANY, Successors to The Quality Store. Hof may er, Jones & Company The Quality Store. This is not a sale of old, shop-worn, out-of-date mer chandise. The H., J, & Co. stamp of freshness and quality is on every article. Drink Delicious Drinks That’s the kind you have gushing from our fountain these days. Better visit our magnificent soda parlor and try one of these pure’, sparkling sodas. They are made of real fruit juices, sugar and filtered, spark ling, corbonated water cooled to just the most agreeable degree of coldness. If you are particular what you drink this is the place to come. You’ll like our perfect, expert service and our clean inviting looking fountain and accessories will also appeal to you. » Hoggard Drug Co., > ’Phone 75. Castings . . And . . Repair ork. c Ute Bacon Equipment Co. Shops—Foot of Third street. Offices—304-305 Davis-Exchange Bank Building. AN AMATEUR BASEBALL CLUB. HEARSE DRIVERS IN NEW YORK Prompted by n desire to shine In sporting circles, n number ot the citi zens of Albnny got together yesterday and after an earnest conference select ed a baseball team, an organization that Is entirely amateur, only Albany men being eligible for membership, and the salary clause to be completely stricken out. While the members of It have not for a good while pranced around on the diamond, they hope to soon be able to carry off games In league style. The personnel of the team jus- tlflos this hope, as a glance at the line-up will show. The pitcher Is D. M. Melvin. He Is a twlrler of far-famed ability, and promises If he can’t strike them out to lilt them occasionally, and thus mane the game Interesting. J. W. Hunt will do the backstopping. The basemen are J. P. Drinkwater, L. S. Plonsky and W..J. Denriso. R. T. Raley will take care of the short field, and the outfielders are L. H. Marks, Walter Mallard and B. A. Spring. Mr. Will McDonald will keep score, a hard job for this team, which won't stop niak- lug them. The umpire Is Assistant Cliiof Kemp, who promises to make them all behave. When the regular Albany ball team, the professional one, gets to playing better, the amateurs have promised to let them play a game with them, but not before. An agreement has been made that a fine of ten cents will be made against each one who makes more than two home runs in one game. New York May 23.—On account of the strike of coach and hearse drivers, few non-union funerals were held below Fourteenth - street yester day. Several were held up, and twenty-five had to be postponed. Causing Trouble and Delay of Funer als by Their Strike. Another Vagrant. Kmma Jones was given a room In the county Jail today. She objected to working, and being ‘ sixteen years of hge, and not in attendance upon any educational Institution, and' not having any visible means of support," to quote a section of the laws of the state of Georgia, she was taken charge of by the authorities, who just now are determined that everyone in Al bany shall do something. Vagrancy is the charge against the colored dam sel. But she needn’t be melancholy about it; there are plenty of others to keep her company up on the same charge now. Nobody regrets the present “droop- iness” of things more than the collec tors.- With them It’s a case of being out all the time and the Inclemency of the weather Is harrowing to their souls. ADVERTISED LETTER LIST. / Albany, Ga„ May 23, 1906. The following is a list of letters re maining In this office unclaimed May 23, 1906. Unless called for they will be sent to the dead letter office: Gentlemen’s List. B—Will Byrd, Solomon Brown, Eddy Bose, Robert Bell, Sam Bellering, Samuel Belver, B. S. Bass. C—Charley Cojieland, N. L. Cald well, G.*J. Cassy. G—Arch Grimm, Dolphus Green, W. M. Grimm, Dorany Gens. H—Andrew Hamlin, Andrew Har- rlck. ■ " J—Liger Jackson, E. L. Jordan, Ed ward Jones. K—Buster Kimbrough. M—Rice Masul, S. J. Moor, J. R. Merrett, J. D. M. McGregor. N—W. Nussbaum. P—Frank Patterson, Tom Polk, Pe ter Postllng. R—Johnle Reeves. S—A. B. Stamper, Broadus Snead, Lonnie Slaughter. W—C. Wilkins, Archibald Wood ward, L. P. Wimberly, Lincoln Wil liams, Geo. Worllng, Lamar Woodliff, Ike Whitfield. Ladies List. A—Miss Rener Amos. B—Miss Annie Bell, Jennie Bradley. C—Ruther L. Collins. G—Para Lee Groe. J—Miss Atllne Johnson. M—Mrs. Mattie Maner. R—Miss Mary Raft, Mrs. Sarah Red ding, Miss Carrie L. Richardson; W—Miss Harriet Washington, Mrs. Nancy Williams, Mrs. Thaw West. Packages. B—John R. Battlson. D—Miss Alice Davis. F—Foshay & Mason. T—Dave Thomas. In calling for the above letters please say "advertised,” and pay 1 cent for same. H. F. BRIMBERRY, P. M. FOR RENT—The entire third floor of the Welch building, corner Broad and Washington streets; just reno vated, suitable for small manufac turing plant. Apply to Annie T. Hobbs. 23-6t FOR RENT—Seven-room dwelling on State street. Apply to S. W. Smith. 23-3t For sleeping car reservations for Tampa excursion apply before Friday to S. FLEISHER. it POINTED PARAGRAPHS. There’s a lot of foolishness to keep out of. Genius is not rare, but plain com mon sense is. Great things can’t be very difficult or au ordinary man couldn't accom plish them. Every oue naturally dislikes those people who are so good they suggest the top Hue lu a copy book. Be content with your air castle. The chimney lu an air castle never smokes, and the windows do not rattle In every wind. Doing business without advertising Is like winking at a # glrl In the dark— you know what you are doing, but no body else does. Perhaps you have notleed that chil dren are more willing to work for the neighbors than at home; also that some of them never outgrow the habit— Atchison Globe. The haclcman who Is, venturesome enough to drive to the hall park and wait In the rain long enough will be rewarded after the game has been called by a hackful of passengers going back to town. ' Attention Elksl Regular meeting this evening, the last before session of the State Asso ciation. All members of the lodge urged to be present for consideration of Important business. All committee chairmen expected to attend. h. t. McIntosh, e. r. H. ROBINSON, Sec’v. Awkward. Master—What! Both want a holiday tomorrow? ' I can’t spare you both at once. Mary, you can have tomorrow and John the next day. John—Thank you, sir, but we wanted to get mar ried, and I’m afraid, sir, it can't be done that way, but I’ll Inquire.—Lon don Answers. Our motto: ’’Ice when yon want It" ALBANY COAL & JOE CO. Underwear Suggestions If you haven’t done so, isn’t it about time you looked to your summer un derwear? We have an unusually com plete line to suit the season and you. Balbriggan, - lisle^ nainsook, net, India crepe and Sea Island cotton, in a great variety of designs and styles. Long or knee drawers to match. 25c to $1.00 a Garment. C. R. Davis & Co. leva