The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13

MIS-. Nlilllu L. i uNlithhi sAhN
dren, Of Washington,are visiting Mrs.f.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Gouldman,Sr
4 splendid line OF the "much wanted
plaid skirts Just opened, also some new
things in coats, the very latest, al
Lowerys.
Mrs. Otis q. Brooks, who has beer
spendiug some time here with her mother
Mrs. Kishpaugh. returned Ia her home
in Washington Friday
Do YOU want a stylish. up-tO-date hat
II 80. 20 to Mrs. ID. f.. Smith y Co who
can give YOU the best and newest in mil
Hnery of any kind Ali work given per
sonal attention Mrs. d. +. Smith Co.
Mrs. $. Childs and little daughter,
Jennette. left for Belview Magazine,
near Washington, Friday, where her nus
band. Chief Gunner j. ; Chiles, VIII be
stationed for the next two years.
The season for holiday buying is draw
ing near. Make this store your head
quarters. We can supply your wants III
everything in the jewclry line at lowest
prices. :. 5. kaufman. the leweler.
The Japanese Honeymoon at the
opera house Oh Thursday night, Novem
Der % For benefit Of the Mary Wash
ington Hospital.
When YOU want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
1r family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
aricksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared Ia
make il All work guaranteed trst-class
in every respect.
Wedding rings. We have the celebrated
Tiffany" Reliance, Hat band, oval and
all of the different shapes, styles and
Qualities. At II. +. Norris, the lrweleT
and optician. 80 Main street, where a
guarantee guarantees.
Geo. Dabney, colored, of boswell,
while at work on the Il. +. \ 7. r. X,
near Whitewater Friday was accidentally
struck on the head by one OF his com
panions and his skull was fractured.
lie was brought here and DR. B. Hales
attended him. The doctor found that
the skull was fractured and the lower
extremitcs were paralyzed. He was sent
to Richmond Hospital.
lis one thing tn.boast of big stocks OF
goods. It's another thing 10 actually
show them. 4 visit TO Jones store at
once convinces you that Jones not only
carries the largest and best assOrtnents
of dry goods. notions millinery, suits
and cloaks in fredericksburg, but sells
them cheap. Jones wants your business
and your influence.
Mrs. b. W. Chancellor returned from
Richmond today. where she has been
attending the State Conference oiDaugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution.
Are YOU invited to any wedding? We
have a large variety OF articles suitable
for wedding gifts. in silver and cut glass.
The question of what To give him or her,
LET Ms decide il this time for you. We We
lots of new things. handsome and ap-
pirate. ;. 5. Kaufman, the eweler.
Mrs. W. y. Tansill left for Washii gton
Saturday TO be a guest of her son, MI
E. NJ. Tansil, and family.
Having made arrangements with man
ufacturers 10 furnish Us with broken iols
of cloaks. suits and skirts at reduced
prices, we will he in position the rest
OF the season to offer these goods much
under regular prices. We are receiving
new lots nearly every day. The l. y.
Brent Store.
Mr.. Harvey Alexander, who was ad-
Judged a lunatic Ivy the Spotsylyanla
authorities in September and sent To the
ASYLUM at Staunton, has been discharged
aud returned to his home in this city
Saturday.
Mrs. f. J. Smith has returned from
Richmond, where she attended the auXll-
iary meeting as delegate from st. George :.
Our new fall jewelry is arriving daily.
Never have we shown such splendid as
sentiments OF silverware, cut glass, clocks,
gold and silver novelties, and jewelry OF
every description. Ii will be To your ad-
vantage to call and inspect our line. ,.
S. Kaufman, the ieweler.
Mr.. James Ashby, Supt OF Schools OF
Stafford and King George, was IN the
city Saturday.
Inst eight weeks off till Christmas.
Start now to make things easier ana
better for yourself We will reserve any
article YOU buy from our large line Oh
diamonds. fine watches, clocks, leWelry,
silverware, etc, until you want 1t. ;. >.
kaufman, the ieweler.
Mrs. Ida Jones visited Mrs. Farmer
near Naulakla postofIice, Caroline county
last week.
Are YOU thinking about buying dia-
mond ring or brooch? If SO, 1t Will be
to your advantage 10 investigate tue
assortment of beautiful solitaire diamond
rings mounted in the celebrated TIFFANY
monntings. Diamond brooches In al
fashionable mountiDgs, at the model
iewelry establishment OF Ii. r. Norris
the jeweler and optician, go Nam ST.
where a guarantee guarantees.
There was but Que case before Mayor
Wallace Saturday. Geo. ToOmbs and
Joe Baker had acOntrOversy over q dog
The case was postponed for lack OF Wit
nesses. In a short while, however, they
reported to the mayor that the case mao
been compromised by TOombs turning
the dog over to Baker. Baker was in
structed to purchase collar Tor lis dop
at once.
Mr.. Charlie Rose, OF Stafford, who wa'
operated on at Mary Washington Hos
pital on June 30, and was sent ther'
again Sept. 4th with typhoid lever, II
able to be out.
Wedding invitations are beginning u
some and doubtless you are wondering
what you can get for the bride that VII
be nice and yet not too expensive;
YOU come to this store, you can be aDsO
lutely sure that what you buy is tn
very best OF it's kind. And more thai
that, the person to whom you give you
present will know 1t too. Whether you bu!
silverware, clocks or cut glass. Silver, pear
or stag handle cutlery, or any OF tn
many other things, it is pleasant II
know that the quality OF your gift is be
yond question. At the model iewelr.
store OF Fl. 4. Norris, the ieweler an
optician, 1926 Main street.
The attraction which is looked foI
ward to is the japanese Honeymoon a
the opera house on Thursday night, Nc
vember %.