The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-04
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr. ST Geo. r. Fitzhugh was IN Wash
ington Thursday.
Mr.. +. q. Speakman. the piano tuner
Of Washington. lie In town for Il few DAYS.
Leave orders at II. Wallace Garner 4 Co.
Mrs John X. Rosebro Is visiting rela-
tives Ia Baltimore
Ladies'. have you seen the "HairIight
Crowns" at Lowery's2 They are indis-
pensable with the new hats.
Mr.. J NJ. Harris and Miss Mary c. Har-
ris. OF Culpeper. are guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. B Z. Willis
Rough ponRees. Tussah Rajah silks
are all at Jones' This season these are
fashions newest In silks See them.
Mrs. John Daniel. OF Washington. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. w. Ii.
t1tzhugh, has returned.
Ops niug-Mrs u. +. Smith & Co. an
nounce their spring opening for WedneS-
day and Thursday, April 1-2. Public
cordially invited.
Judge T. r. b. Wright. OF Tsppahsn-
mock, was visitor here Thursday, en-
route home from Richmond. He left by
steamer.
Nets-All-over nets are Just about a e
handsomest and newest things out this
season for waists. Jones has a full line
Of them.
MIR. W. W. johnson and W. f.. Rud, =
sill. OF Front Royal. were here Wednee-
day looking around for location for q
skating rink.
Highest quality iewelry, watches, dia-
monds aud silverware ia all the latest
and best designs at most reasonable
prices at 5. ). kaufman =. the Jeweler.
Mayor Wallace left Wednesday for
CulpepeT county to visit his brother. Mr..
A II. Wallace. During his absence Re-
corder W. 5. Embrey will preside over
the Mayors Court.
Stop saying things about that watch.
but go and have it properly repaired at
3 ). kauiman's, the Jeweler. Good
work low prices aud prompt attention.
Mr.. John T Henderson. OF Alexandria.
Is visiting bis brother in King George.
Whenever We oil trial order for "Old
Sideboard Rye" We have made "a Gus
toner. A Kentucky whiskey. 81. so per
gallon. Henry Dannehl Co.
Mr. John A. Harris. who has BEEN sick
Tor weeks, IS convalescent.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared to
make II. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect.
Mr. J. d. Patton, Of Stafford. Is quite
sick with typhoid fever He contracted
the disease Ia Richmond. where he has a
position az motorman on street rail way
An unlikely day, yet hundreds OF ladies
attended Jones opening today. Let us
thank you for the many commitments
and purchases. Don't forget that our
special display ana special prices are
made and offered all the balance OF this
week. We want all OF you here.
Mr. Norman Pruit, OF Washington. has
been on hunting visit to his friend. Mr.
IT, Milton Henderson, ia King George
and returned Thursday With a fne
bunch OF snipe.
We are taught that there Il "A time for
every thing. Wednesday and Thursday
were truly hat days: but now is the
time To get new dresses 20 wear with
those hats. Come now and make your
selection from this line OF stylish dress
goods, sllks, suite. skirts aud shirt waist
The T. " Brent Store.
Mr.. ". ii. Fitzhugh, OF Vicksburs
Miss. who has been a guest OF his mother
here, lett Friday for bis home, acconpa
MED by bis sister, Miss Edmo c. Fitz
hugh.
Misses Eva f. and Emma Burche OF
Brightwood, King George. have arrived
home from Washington
Miss Ida F. Toison il on a witt to her
mother. Mrs. Z. H. Tolls, n. ofSharnrock
10 King George.
President W. c. Whitner, Of the Fred
ericksburg Power Co.. Is here for few
days.
The remains OF Mr.. J. II. Harding, W no
did In Washington Wednesday, were
brought here on the 1929 train Friday
and taken 10 Stafford for interment IN
the family lot, near Berea