The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-14
CURRENT COMMENTS

DIR. Geo. b. Pearson is out and at buzz
ness again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Randolph Howard are
In Lexington. Ky.
Mr.. Z. W. Jones has gone North to
purchase bis spring stock OF millinery.
Have you seen the new line Of ladies'
Hue muslin underwear at Lowery's2
Master Charlie Proctor Is sick with
pneumonia. DR.. Tompsins Is attending
him.
New embroidered collars aud new
huify-rufiles bows. Jones has them.
Mrs. A. T. Embrey has returned from
visit to relatives and friends I'm New
York.
Mrs. d. Z. Smith left today for Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New YOrk. where
she will purchase her spring millinery.
Mr. Willard Downes and wife. OF wash
ington, are guests of his sister, Mrs L.G
Roach.
Misses Cora and Kate Dickerson, OF
near Whitewater. were here shopping
Wednesday.
See the unsurpassed display OF art
Post Cards" regular price. 15cts. our
price. bets. II. Wallace Garner 4 Co.
price adiusters.
Master Hugh Cunningham. who was
operated on Wednesday for appendicitis,
is doing well.
Were you at Jones' muslin underwear
sale today II not. go Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr.. + c. Ninde went to Colonial Beach
Thursday To attend the funeral of his
brother. DIR. f. f. Ninde.
See our new signet goods. They are
hard TO beat: beautiful designs In rings.
scarf pins. cuff buttons. sc expert hand
engraving given free on each piece. at
the reliable store OF II. F. Norris.
Mr.. W. F Bell Is at the home OF his son.
Mr.. ". A. Bell. on Washington avenue,
suffering with a severe case OF grip.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery IL prepared TO
make II. All work guaranteed trst-cla-s
In every respect
Mrs. Robert Braine and daughter. of
Springfield. D ARE visiting the family of
Mrs. braine's brother. Prof. +. A. Frank
lin. on Prince Edward street.
Possibly you think Il little early. but
the best style oTgandies and fancy voiles
are TO be had early. Jones IL showing IA
beautiful assortment.
Mr.. II. W. Garner Is the father OF seven
daughters. The seventh little lady ar
rived Wednesday, and Mr. Garner was
receiving congratulations Thursday.
The fine watch work done at the II. Z.
Norris lewelry store is giving great sat
isiaciion.
A X. Toney. OF Manchester. was lined
81 and costs by Mayor Wallace Wednes-
day for trespass on the H.. +. & z. r. K
Wake up Get one OF ;. s. Kauiman's.
the ieweler. guaranteed alarm clocks.
Price 81.
Miss Hattie kaufman has returned
from IA pleasant visit TO relatives and
friends in New York and Philadelphia
Artistic signet ring made over from
your old gold at lowest prices at s. S.
haufman's. the ieweler.
Mr. James T. Lowry is out and at
business again, after his long s,ell Of
sickness
Whenever we all trial order Tor "Old
SidebOard Rye" we have made "A Gus
toner. A Kentucky whiskey, 81 80 per
gallon. Henry Dannehl Co.
Mr.. Robt E Dignum il quite sick at
the Exchange Hotel with erysipelas.
When you think OF -four think q
Gold Medal. the best by & It." See
advertisement elsew here.
Mr.. Thos. s. Shepherd left Wednesday
to spend few days In Orange
Watch. clock and iewelry repairing
Years II practical experience coupled
with the best tools, enable Us 70 do sat
isiactory work promptly at reasonable
prices at ). ). kauimAn's. the Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Richelieu Coleman. OF
Orange, have returned from Richmond
where they spent several days.
Mrs. W. L. BrAnEan left for baltimore
Friday morning and will stay for sew
eral days with Mr.. W. Thomas Jones,
who is at the University Hospital. Mr.
Jones condition Is quite satisfactory.
The 7. ~ Brent store is showing a
choice selection of new spring dress
goods, silks. white goods, ladies suits,
skirts and shirt waists.
Mrs. Mary A. Blake, an aged lady near
Berea In StAffDrd IL vary IN