The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-26
CURRENT COMMENTS

CURRENT COMMEM Is
Hon. G. r. Swift was in Richmond
Tuesday.
Mr.. c. b. Carmichael, OF Philadelphia,
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. 4. J. Pyke. OF Whitewater, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs George Gravatt OF Roanoke. Va ,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Misses Ada aud Lula Arlington, OF
Stafford. were in town Monday.
Mr.. Roland Donahoc, of Washington,
was guest of friends here Sunday.
Phone 232. that's 5. ;. kaufman, the
jcWtler.
Judge r. II. l.. Chichester has returned
from IA business trip 10 lHesburg, Va.
Misses Lille Trrvvctt. OF Glen Allen, is
visiting her relative Mrs. Amcdin T..
Rowe.
The season is in full blast for millinery.
The beautiful display ant the establish
ment OF Mrs d. f. Smith y Co. Is very
attractive. Go and see H.
Mr. Robinson Moucurc, OF Al,Nandria,
was mt Stafford C. II Monday ON legal
business.
Mrs. Bear and children have returned
from AN extended visit 10 relatives ana
friends i'm Kentucky.
At reduced prices. this elegant line OF
children's white dresses, all sizes, from
the smallest to II year size. The l. y.
Brent Store.
Misses Margaret and Frances GravatL
nf Roanoke. Va. are guests OF Miss
Margaret Byron Hawkins
Mr. VIM. IIumphric~, OF the L. :. En-
siuccr Corps, was here Tuesday @" bus
mess.
Mr. Snowd,u Thompson. an employee
of Mr.. Luther Stone. Is quite SICK win
typhoid fever
Slillml matchmaking and hand en-
craving at II T.. Norris the leNc~I ana
npticiau. 81 Main street
Mrs b. G.. Mason and two daughters
and Miss Bette Chancellor, oil college
Park. Ga. are guests of Mrs. VS. Ohah-
ctllor ior,uly.
Why not give us u trial order? We
honestly believe that We can convince
YOU that our Monogram L. Justly '"''td
the Mark Of Quality. II. J.. MOTIFS
the ,Ieweer and Optician, so Nam II
Miss Rebecca Stringiellow. OF Mont
pnmerv. Ala. il a guest al Mrs. J.. =.
BRADLEY and will remain two weeks
alter which she will visit relatives III
Spotsylyania.
Remember. it was natural Tor IL. T..
Norris. the iewcler and optlclan. &" starr
right. not to wait for reliable compeu-
ton To force reliable goods AMI ialr
prices. 80 Main street.
Melvin Burley. colored. who was sent
IA the reform school from Spotsylyahlh
county. WAS brought here Monday Toy a
,,uard from the reform schoolin Hanover
county. and lodged in jail until Tuesday
morning. when he WAS taken away Oh
the early train
No better or larger selection oil fine
watches. diamonds jewellery, sll'erWare'
emf glass at more reasonable prices IMAM
mt : ;. kauiman's. the l""elrr' '"'
Main street. Phone 232.
Mr. Spottswood b. Hall left Wednes-
dav for Atlantic city to spend ten days
Three DAYS of the 10 day sale atJones
have. come and gone. three days oil har-
gain f,asting for every lady VINO ap,
Irrciates bargains. All organizes. all
aucv silks. "a millinery and lots Oh oiiirr
yonds marked down Get ln the crowd.
Misses Lois and Annie Brauer and Miss
Naude Franklin lett Wednesday for a
visit To Baltimore.
When You want a beautifully finished
nhotograph and correct likeness ol sell
,r family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
.ricksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared To
make il. All work guaranteed hrst-ciass
II every respect.
Mrs. James X. Green. Miss Mamie Lee
Miss Annie Gutridge and Mr. tyrus Lee
of King George county, were IN Town
Wednesday.
Hot weather wearables can be had
very cbeap AT Jones reduction sale tins
week. Beautiful organdics lawns. silks
and white goods Don wait until the
best are all gone.
Miss Nettie Tyler and Miss Sadie Tyler
and Messrs. L. r. Burlington ana " >.
Graham spent Wednesday in Washing
ton.
Another reason it pays t. buy your
watches from ii. +. Norris the le""ltr
and opticiau: He is a skilled watch
maker which gives him the ability 70
make his guarantee good. so Nam ST.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Hirsh. Mrs. Isaac
Hirsh. with their guests. Mrs X. " one;
Miss Tessie Levi and Mr.. Sol Wolfe, OF
Springfield. Mo-. spent Wednesday III
Richmond with relatives and friends.
1t is not what you pay. but what you
get for what you pay that counts
Quality is what counts at ii. f. MOTIFS
the reliable jeweler and opt'cian, 80
Main st.
David Ennis. colored, who OWNS a
farm near the city, has threshed from -
acres of land 2l7 bushels OF wheat.
Prices on watches are always right,
quality considered. at II. +. Norris, the
ieweler and optician, so Main 81.
A number Of people left here Wednes-
. 10 tAp