The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
CURRENT COMMENTS

OQaillleS. ~ III. T.. NOlli0 wv V"NiN'
and optician, S25 Main street, where
guarantee guarantees
Miss Nellie G. Wilmington, OF The I
\. Brent Millinery Department, has re-
turned.
Our opening of fall millinery will b,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9th
and 10. Public cordially invited to at
tend. Mrs. d. +. Smith n Co.
Col. Vim. Diggs was at Spotsylyania
court Monday in the interest of some oil
his Caroline clients.
Wedding Gifts Those who arclookinp
for presents for fall weddings will lind here
q hundred and one suggestions in silver
fine silver plate, cut glass, clocks, etc. Our
stock is varied in assortment and fine III
quality, and our prices are reasonable,
at $. S. kauiman' :. the ieweler.
Mrs. b. W. Chancellor has returned
home. after spending month IN the
mountains near Round Hill.
Are YOU thinking about buying a dia-
mond ring or brooch? II so, 1t Will b.
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 II. +. Norris,
the jewcler and Optician, so Main ST.
where guarantee guarantees.
Mr.. Geo. Freeman, Jr., Is having a
large warehouse built TO accommodate
bis growing business Mr.. +. &. Helm Is
the contractor
That Wedding Gift-You will find it
surprisingly easy to select an approprl-
ate gift from our large assortment OF sill
verware and cut glass. And gift that
will please may be bought Tor little
money. il YOU are economically inclined,
ats. :. Kauiman's, the jeweler.
Messrs. X. y. Goodrich, Ernest Layton,
w. T. Leavel, Vim. Bernard ana VIM
Larkin were at Aqua Creek Thursday
fishing for bass.
This Stores FALL Millinery Opening
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9th
and 10th. An unusual warm September
caused the large New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore stores to be late Will
their opening exhibits, from which MILL
ners get their best style icels; Tor tins
reason our milliners were detained long
or that usual in order TO have the cor
rect styles for our opening. The T. y
Brent Store.
Mr.. f. Stokeley Coleman, of Spotsyl
vania. has very much improved. lie Il
now walking around in his room and
expects to be out in a day or two.
Miss Emma Basler has again taken
charge OF the ladies suit and cloak de
partment at C. ". Jones store, where
she will be glad to serve and satisfy the
many patrons Of that popular establish
ment.
Mr.. Powell Rose, who operates one OF
hemachines at theJ W Masters planning
mill had the misfortune to have two OF his
fingers badly cut by "a saw Thursday.
CIV. Jones opening days will be We'd
nesday and Thursday, October 3rd ana
18th. OF all the fall seasons inpast years
none will begin to equal the displays
made in the various departments of this
great store at this Opening.
Mrs. J. Green Shackeliord and daugh-
ter. Miss Shelby. are here To spend The
winter and are guests at Mrs Nellie
Carmichaels. on Prince Edward street
When YOU want q beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
1r family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sl,cksburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
MAKE it. All work guaranteed first-cless
in every respect.
Mr.. T. y. Brent spent Wednesday IN
Baltimore to fill in for the finishing
touches of his millinery opening on Tues
day and Wednesday, Oct. 9 and 10th.
In the matter of fine watches, dia-
mOnds, jewelry, rings, etc, there ism t
any doubt about our suitinR every one :
requirements. Our large ard varied line
represents the finest product OF tie fore
most manufacturers ;. 5. kaufman, the
jeweler
Henry Noel, colored, OF Spotsylvania
county. was brought here Wednesday
morning to Dr. W. J. Chewing TO have
two wounds in the back dressed. He
was hurt in a fight in the county Wednes-
day morning.
Wedding invitations are beginning to
come and doubtless you are wondering
what you can get for the bride that VIII
be nice and yet not too expensive. II
YOU come to this store, you can be abso-
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. Whether you buy
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 gilt is be
yond question. At the model lewelry
store OF II. +. Norris, the ieweler and
optician, S25 Main street.
Miss Emily p. Johnston, OF Washing
Ton, is in the city a guest oifriends.
Matilda Lucas, wife of Thomas Lucas,
colored, aged 3S years, died at her home
near Rappahannock Academy Thursday
morning Of heart disease. lnterment at
2 D. IN. Saturday.
The Publishers of Good Housekeeping
Magazine want representatives, both
local and to travel. They pay very liber-
al commissions and also give large cash
prices. For terms write, giving reference.
to. Good Housekeeping, Agency Dept,
S g. Mass Goa
Can't B. C. Rawlings, OF Rockbridge
county. with bis wife, is guest OF bis
brother, Mr.. James r. Rawlings, here.
Miss Ada Carneal, of Caroline, is visit
ing friends in King William county.
Neither time, talent, taste or money
has been spared this season in preparing
the largest and best line OF new dress
goods. new silks, new millinery ever
Shown the public in this city. {. W;
Jones is always trying to do more ana
more for the purchasing public. Every,
body invited to the opening October Sra
and 4th.
Miss Nellie Carneal, OF Caroline. lett
Saturday for Louisa, where she Will be
the guest OF Miss Holland until October +.
Miss Holland will then accompany her
to Stanton to attend a teachers con-
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