The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-02
CURRENT COMMENTS

washington.
BIG lot of new millinery opened this
week. new shapes, new ribbons, new
plum IS. Don't buy beaver until you
see Lowerys.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Helmig returned to
Baltimore Monday.
We are in position TO be oil serVlcv
to those who only wish to invest sl'ia,'
amounts in cloaks and suits. Dig ";
of garments which were manufactures,
samples and broken lots that we WIN
close out now at half the former P'i0eS'
The T. n. Brent Store.
Mr.. R. E. Mountjoy' Of Mount was
in the city Tuesday
Remember your friends tins Cnrist-
- Win beautifully finished photo
nr sS of Yourself or family. The Davis
GALLERY is the place to have it made.
Don't delay.
Purchase your watch from the relia-
BILE Norris store; larger stock now than
ever before and safe guarantee given
with each; expert hand engraving free.
The Norris Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boggs, of King
George, were in the city Monday.
For Xmas gifts, fine bracelets, signet
and set rings, lockets,, brooches. cuff
buttons, scarf pins, collar pins and
everything in the latest novelties at
Kaufman's the jeweler.
Councilman II. B. Lane has returned
from business trip TO New York.
Dainty Xmas goods. fine watches,
diamonds, jewellery, clocks, gold and
silver novelties in endless protusion,
rich in beauty, low in prices at kauf-
mans the jeweler.
Mr.. j. H. Boggs and wife, Of King
George, were here shopping Monday.
Listen! Christmas is only a few
weeks off. Now is the time TO
make your selection of dainty Xmas
novelties at Kaufman the Jeweler.
Mrs. Augusta Bode and Mrs. J. B.
Proctor were in Washington Tuesday
for the day.
Whatever YOU need in jewellery let
Kaufman the jeweler supply your wants.
Right goods, right prices and right
treatment is the opinion OF everybody
who buys here.
Miss Aline st. John, of Mobile, Ala,
has been a guest Of Miss May Rowe
for several days.
Xmas gifts of lasting merit. Watch
es, diamonds, jewellery, silver and gold
novelties. Select them now while stock
is complete at Kaufman's the Jeweler.
Mail orders promptly filled.
Mr.. Jack White has returned from
Urbanna. where he has been doing
granolithic work for the past month.
Sterling silver novelties Brush, comb
and mirror sets of every description at
lowest prices at Kaufman 5 the Jeweler.
Artistic hand engraving free.
Sophie Sprow, widow of the late Ed
mond Sprow, qualified as guardian of
her minor child, Wellington Wallace
Sprow, in the corporation court Monday.
Big lot collar jabots and fancy goods
Just received at Mrs. d. f. Smith &
Co.'S. Come early and get some OF these
stylish articles.
Miss Dora F. Shelton. who spent
Thanksgiving at the home OF her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. K. I. Shelton,
in Stafford. has returned TO Washington.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church will have their
Christmas sale with useful and fancy ar
ticles at the Enterprise building on
Tuesday. Dec. 7th. Come and buy. To
Mrs. Maria Wheat, of Dumfries, and
Mrs. Geo. Bresenham, of Washington,
spent Tuesday in the city, guests OF
their relatives, Mrs. r. b. Merchant
and family.
DR.. William D. Scott, who has been
at the home of his parents here, is con-
valescing from an attack OF fever and
left Monday for Washington on brief
visit to relatives, after which he will
resume his practice in Baltimore.
When you buy "Gold Medal" flour
from w. l.. Brannan you are buying 1t
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c., Sc., Sl.6o,
s.. 80 and barrels $685.. Gold Medal
flour is the best -four milled in America.
Try it and see for yourself.
Mr.. G. W. Perry, of Sunlight, and
N. B. Kinsey have gone to Washing
ton to buy a car load of furniture
pianos and organs.
The faithful and good old bird dog,
Chang" owned by Mr.. X: n. Cool
rick. died Tuesday night. The dog was
a pet with young and old, sportsmer
and others. When Chang made
stand you could always count on birds.
He was a valuable dog in his prime
and was priced by his owner in his ole
age.
Clerk c. A. Bryan, of Stafford, wat
in the city Wednesday.
Postmaster E. L. r. Dunn, of Bowl
ing Green, continues very Ill.
Wednesday the first winter mont
commenced, but according to the al
manac winter does not begin till Dec
2lst.
Mr.. Alfred ]. Faulkner, of Spotsyl
yania. has accepted position witt
I'arkin and Rodgers, the well know
clothiers and furnishers, where he WI
be pleased to see his friends. d2.5
Mrs. Henry Washington, of Caroline
isa guest here of her mother, Mrs. 5
G. Coghill.
Mrs. o. E. Fleming, of this city, VIII
is at Memorial Hospital, Richmond, !
improving. Mr.. Fleming has returne
from visit to her.
Mr.. E. A. Groves, of Brooke, wa
here Wednesday.
Mr.. Edward Waller, of Stafford, VIII
is attending school here, is sick at HON
of DIR. r. j. Payne but improving.
Mrs. r. J. Payne has gone to MIC
dlesex county to nurse her aunt, Mrs
Ison. who is sick with fever.