The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-11

come and yet the correct iali style lueas'
An elegant exhibit of stylish millinery,
dress goods, silks. ready To wear gar
ments, ETC. The Z. \. Brent Store.
Mrs. A. R.Chiehester and daughter, Miss
Halle +. Chichester, have returned from
a visit TO Charlottesville.
Are YOU thinking about buying dia-
mond ring or brooch? II SO, IT Will be-
TO your advantage TO investigate the
assortment of beautiful solitaire diamond
rings mounted in the celebrated Tiffany
mountings. Diamond brooches IN all
fashionable mountings, AT the model
iewelry establishment OF IL. +. Norris,
the jeweler and optician, $50 Main St,
where a guarantee guarantees.
MIR. Cleveland L. Purcell, who has been
residing here for some time, has gone to
Charleston, 5. C., to locate.
Brokenyour glasses? Never mind, Just
save the pieces. Bring or send same TO
Us and will match them ioryou at reason
able prices. at 5 = Kaufman :, the Jew
eler and optician, 900 Main street.
Mrs. J. b. Hickerson and children have
returned to their home at Remington
after a pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Delafield Gilt.
No house south of Washington shows
ANYTHING like ss much or as pretty MILL
merry as YOU will find at Jones now.
Mr.. John F. Scott has returned from
the Virginia Hospital, at Richmond, so
much improved that he is able to be at
business again.
Wedding rings. We have the celebrated
Tiffany. Reliance, fiat band, oval and
all OF the different shapes, styles and
qualities. At H. f.. Norris, the eweler
aud optician. so Main street, where a
guarantee guarantees.
Mrs. J. r. Field, with her son Leonard.
OF Richardsville, Culpeper county, VINO
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. W.
Carver. has returned home.
Our opening OF fall millinery will be
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9th
and 10. Public cordially invited TO at
tend. Mrs ID. L. Smith& Go.
DR.. and Mrs. b. Hsles have gone to
Roanoke county on visit TO the par
ents OF Mrs. II.
Wien YOU want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
n family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared 10
make it. All work guaranteed tirst-class
IN every respect.
The sweetmeat preserves selected at
the fair By Mr.. Clarke for the Jamestown
Exposition were made by Miss Toucle
Smith. of Spotsylvania, and not Miss
Toncie as stated.
Wedding invitations are beginning to
come and doubtless you are wondering
what YOU can get for the bride that will
be nice and yet not too expensive. II
YOU come TO this store, you can be aosO-
lutely sure that what you buy Is the
very best OF its kind. And more than
that. the person TO whom you give your
present will know it too Whetheryou buy
silverware, clocks or cut glass. Silver pearl
or stag handle cutlery, or any OF the
many other things, it is pleasant to
know that the quality OF your eift is be-
vond question. At the model lewelry
store OF II. L. Norris, the ieweler and
optician. $50 Main street.
A great many persons from this city
attended the Richmond fair and horse
show In Richmond on Wednesday.
Do YOU feel any interest in Silks? II
so 90 10 Jones Tuesday, Oct. 9th, and
if you are not made happy, it won't be
Jones fault.
Miss lillian Montague, OF Norfolk Is IN
the city guest of her mother, Mrs. L. Z.
Montague.
Miss Matte A. Tansill is in Richmond
attending the horse show.
Dainty cut glass and silver does won
ders in making a room look attractive.
What more acceptable wedding gift could
Won send? Weare showing a line OF glass
and silver from which any taste and
pocketbook can be satisfied. S. S. kauf-
man, the ieweler.
DR.. c. r. Massey, OF Spotsylvania, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Washington, OF "Snowden {,
went to Richmond Wednesday and VIII
remain during the horse show.
Watches for ladies and men in gold,
silver and nickle. No matter what your
taste or fancy may be, we can please you.
s. S. kaufman, the ieweler.
Rev. C. NJ. Sarver, OF Stafford, was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Mary C. Moncure has returned
from a visit to friends in Alexandra.
e w Jones' milliners have been made
very happy, much enthused and greatly
by the unanimous praise and
paid the hats on display
this week, and more sales have been
made than in any previous fall opening.
We thank you, and at the same time we
you on making some OF the
pretty styles early.
Mr.R.E. Mountjoy, OF Quantlco, was
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. T. E. Morris has returned from
Basic City and Richmond, where she mas
been spending some time.
The Publishers Of Good Housekeeping
Magazine went representatives, 6oth
local and to travel. They pay very lioeT-
al commissions and also give large cash
prices. For terms write, giving reference.
to Good Housekeeping, Agency Dept,
Snrinyfield. Mass. OO4