The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-04
CURRENT COMMENTS


ask FOR bin nyou did not set one
Mr. and Mrs. J ) Wallace. nrd daugh-
ter were 10 Richmond Tuesday
Less than ono cant each. F-e'~ricks-
hury views at II Wallace Garner a cos ,
the price regulators.
Mr. ". q Dina-l. treasurer OF Spo'S,l-
vania county. WAS in the city Tuesday.
Niagara Long Silk Gloves have q longer
wearing iie and longer fitting life than
any made Sold a. Lowery's.
MIR GunyOu Harrison. who has been
t"achin1 I'm Lancaster county. has re-
turned home for the summer.
Ladies tailor-made suits and separate
-kirts Remember oil fittings done free ~
chRrge and fit guaranteed e. W Jones.
M Thos J Waller and Robt. Amber
Noncure are visitirg MrssrS. John and
Mercer Waller IN Fauquier.
Our opening days are past but All DAYS
are opening days now. ~ We receive me- W
goods almost daily ut Mrs d. r. Smith
Co =. the up.tO-date millinery.
Mr. u. Mercer Waller have disposed Of
his hunters in BOSTON He won seve-al
ribhons at Brookline Horse show.
When YOU want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness ~ sal'
or family, the thoroughly equipped Frod-
er'csshurg DAVE Gallery = prefared TO
make y. All work guaranteed tirst-class
In every respect
Mr. " u. Rranr and son. ~ tie WI
de-nc~s. were here Tuesday With p load
oil VOL which they sold to Hir-h & Bro
Children's dresses. nl sizes. from the
smallest - the Z Year sizas; both white
and cni'r"d Nicely made and neatly
tri.uurd; cheaper than YOU can have
them made. The T y. Brent Store.
Misses Bessie and Ruth E.mbrev has re-
turned 10 their home In Spotsvlvania
after a delightful visit 10 relatives and
friends in Washington
This weeks specials are millinery at
-p' ciaily low prices; dress linens. all the
good colors; boys blouse suits from 5oc
70 $40; ladies Z white waists at 7gc.
80 c'al low prices on all dress goods. G..
W. Jones.
Mrs II n Wallace aud two daughte-s
Mr.. Il Knox md Miss Ellen Wallace
have returned from a visit % relatives
the Lewis iamily. At "Cleve.' King
George county.
Try King Blend Tea Pr.rc ~. tho
pound At braunan's only
Col T.. u Cole aud daughter. Mr. "
l. kraunan and Miss Alice g. Coll. .parf
Monday in Richmond
Watches ia gold aud silver for Indies
aud gentlemen. an sizes. AN prices. al ;.
). hnuimun's, the irwelrr.
At the Philadelphia Horse show las,
week Nr. \ Randolph HowArd's Rovsl
seal won a second prize.
Graduation Gifts-It may bcyour wish
to remember daughter. son. sister. broth.
'r cor dear friend with some lasting token
Of your rsterin and regard Remember
that ; ;. kaufman. the jewolcr. is pp.
pared to furnish gifts in gold and silver
Tor this occasion at lowest prices
Mrs. NJ Il. smith. Of New York Is
ID" gu"st 81 boz IA 1,he-. Ms. Y. NJ
Fleming.
Envelopes, B. pack. l 0c or p paper > e.
Toe box paper &c. h--t apron ..f,,rhsui
sc, $50 shirt waste 79c. "t The hip.
sacrihce sale Saturday June Gt1. to I3th.
AT ihe Boston VARIETY Store.
Deacons Michael George ard .Josapl,
George. missionaries from Ku-di-tAn.
Asiatic Turkey, We're here Mundav and
aud secured permission from Mayor
Wallace To solicit funds for a Mission
School Tor orphan children Of their coun-
try They cnnuot speak English, but
present credentials. which explain their
purpose.
Don't fail to get one 81 the sale bills
for the Boston Variety Store sale. Starts
Saturday, June 9th.
Miss Saliic Montgomery left Tuesday
Tor Smithfeld 10 visit friends
Goods will be- sold regardless OF cost at
the big sacrifice sale at the Boston Va
riety Store.
Messrs T. J. Smith and Il 40 VI. Hunt.
Sr. are in Richmond on the L. :. grand
jury.
Tooth picks. PC box; ink, Be bottle:
boys suits 39c. mems suits $l.9S. 25c
hrOom- Zoe, and thousands Of other
bargains at the big sale June 9Th to 18th
at the Boston Variety ; ore.
Mr. Theodore NJ. Bradley. of the
Daniel Miller Co, Baltimore, is home here
Tor week, after a six weeks trip over
his business territory ia Western Mary
land and West Virginia.
Lace curtains 29c per pair, good UNI
brellas 29c, ladies $500 skirts S9c at
the big cut price sale at Boston Variety
store.
Mrs. Sallie Nossett was taken suddenly
Ill Tuesday evening and erson, Mr.. Geo.
Nossett. of Baltimore. was telegraphed
Tor. Her condition was slightly improved
Wednesday.
Mr.. Solan Taylor, mail carrier on r.
+. ID. No. l, is taking his vacation and
Mr.. Carl Cox, substitute. in on the route.
Tuesday evening Mr.. J. W. Masters
drove to the X. +. < f. freight depot and
left his horse while he went in on bust
ness. shifting engine scared the horse,
which started to run At the Dannebl
corner the buggy hung an iron post.
which threw the horse down and be was
caught before he got away. The horse
and buggy were not seriously damaged
Miss Bessie Chesiey spent Wednesday
In Washington.
Miss ldear Traylor. who has been
spending week here. returned TO her
home in Petersburg Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Frances, who has been a
guest OF Miss Maude Embrey at Fair
View" left Tuesday for her home at
Hamilton. Loudoun Co., accompanied by
Miss Embrey, who will spend a few
weeks as her guest.
Messrs. r. A. Moncure and R. l. Ford.
OF Stafford, were in the city Wednesday.