The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-20

tomac school house, Stafford To-, on
Nov. %. 1906. Public cordially invited.
Wedding rings. We have the celebrated
Tiffany. Reliance, Hat band, oval ana
all of the different shapes, styles ana
qualities. At H. +. Norris, the fweler
and optician. so Main street, where u
guarantee guarantees.
Ned Hawkins. colored, died at his
home at Richards Ferry, CulPeper coun-
ty. Saturday in his S5th year. tie was
highly respected.
The attraction which Is looked lor-
ward To is the Japanese Honeymoon at
the opera house on Thursday night, No
yemher -.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Harris. Of Liguum. CuIpeper
comfy. and Rev. j. NJ. Beadlcs, ol
Orange county. who have been guests oi
MIR. and Mrs b. 7. Willis, have returned
to their homes.
It's one thing to boast of big stocks Of
goods lis another thing To actually
show them. 4 visit 10 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.
Thefriends of Commonwealth Attorney
Lee J. Graves. OF SpOtsylvania, VIII be
pleased 10 learn that he has recovered
from very sharp attack OF acute lndi-
Sestion and was able 10 be- in the city
Friday night ON business.
Everybody is on the quiyive for The
Japanese Honeymoon, which Is 10 be-
presented at the opera house on Thursday
night. November -, for benefit Oi Mary
Washington Hospital.
Col. E. ID. Cole left for Richmond on the
early train Monday To attend the cohier-
ence of the Governor. State proxies ana
Others with Pennsylvania Il. K. repre-
sentatiyes with reference to selection oil
a president of T. +. \ 7. K. K
over 100 people in the east OF The
Japanese Honeymoon at the opera
house on Thursday night, November -.
for the benefit of the Mary Washington
Hospital.
Mayor Wallace had before him Mon
day Richard Dye, drunk, fined 81 ana
costs.
Did YOU say you wanted \ hat, any
wanted il made and trimmed IN the very
hest and newest styles? II so, the best
place to 20 is Jones; his milliners are all
experienced. all understand the business.
ali visit the various markets and know
lust what is right and how to fix the
most becoming hats for every one. uet
your hat, your suit, your coat. your
dress goods, your furs all at Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hirsh have re-
turned from visit OF several days III
Washington. where they met their
daughter. Miss Carline who is studying
music at the Peabody in Baltimore.
Are YOU thinking about buying a dia-
mond ring or brooch? II SO, 1t VIII b.
10 your advantage 70 investigate the
assortment Of beautiful solitaire diamond
rings. mounted in the celebrated Tiffany
mountings. Diamond brooches III all
fashionable mOuntings, at the model
iewelry establishment OF ii. +. Norris,
the jeweler and Optician, 80 Main ST.
where guarantee guarantees.
Mr.. II. James Eckenrode. of the State
Library in Richmond, spent Sunday here.
The japanese Honeymoon at the
opera house on Thursday night, Novem-
her %. For benefit of the Mary Wash
ington Hospital.
Niss Mary Semple, of Louisville, KY,
is "A guest OF Miss Nellie McBryde.
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
Won come TO this store, you can be abso-
mtely sure that what you buy IL the
very hest OF t. kind. And more than
that. the person To whom you give your
present will know it too. WhetheryOu buy
silyerware clocks circuit glass. Silver, pearl
or stag handle cutlery, or any OF the
many other things, it is pleasant 10
know that the quality OF your gilt IL be-
yond question. At the model lewelry
store OF ii. T.. Norris, the jeweler and
opti ian. S25 Main street.
Miss Lena Harrison is guest offriends
in Washington.
Iistenl Christmas is only few weeks
off Now Is the time to make your holt
dav selections. Our line of fine watches,
diamonds, jewelry. gold and silvernovel,
tics IL complete in every detail, and
something suitable for every member OF
the family at s. s. kaufman 5, the leweler
Mr. W. Key Howard, OF Urbanna, was
in the city Saturday and Sunday a guest
of his mother at Kenmore.
Carving sets for Thanksgiving and
Christmas, in sterling silver and stag
horn at S. s. Kaufman's, the leweler.
Our jewelry, silyerware. watches
novelties, etc, have been selected with
the greatest care, and with q view to
furnishing our customers with the latest
ideas, most attractive designs and most
durable goods at the most economical
price. Make your selection now, and
we will lay it aside until you want it. S
s. kaufman, the ieweler.
Rev. S. Pearce DeVault and wife. o.
Farnham, Va, spent Sunday here guest'
of Miss Alice q. Cole.
Times ripe to select your Christmas
surprises. Come in, inspect our larg'
stock. and il you see anything you like
we'll gladly put it aside until Christmas
Is. S. kaufman, the ieweler.