The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-10-12
CURRENT COMMENTS
Paw city taxes.

Miss Gertie Perry, of Washington, is
a guest Of friends and relatives III
Spotsylvania.
Misses Grace and Ruth Em6rey, OF
Snotsvlyania. left Friday for Washing
ton for few days.
Remember city taxes are due.
Miss Alice Bell, of Norfolk. who has
heen ouest of Miss Alice Moncure,
has returned home.
NJ Cen s. Davis has adorned his
rssidence on Fauquier street with a
handsome coat of new paint.
Mr. James G. Harrison and daughter
and Mr.. VIM. H. Rice and son left Sat
urday for Richmond toattend the State
fair.
Mr.. Sidney S. Kaufman has returned
from business trip to New York and
Philadelphia. While there Mr.. kauf-
man made extensive purchases of fall
and holiday goods.
PAY your city taxes now. Save pen
atty and interest
Mr.. c. w. Purks and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
have made their residence at ll3 Main
st. Mr.. P.will engage in business here
in a short time and we extend him a
cordial welcome.
Judge and Mrs. ]. T. GoOlrick are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Chew in
Prince William county. Judge Cool
rick is a little unwell and will not open
the October term of the court before
about 10th.
Mrs. C. C. Samre and Mrs. W. P.
Smith, who have been visiting Mrs.
SIS sister, Mrs. J. B. Cox, have re-
turned to their homes in Baltimore.
The rush occasioned by our fall open
ing the past week is over, and all or
ders for millinery will receive prompt
attention by the seven capable lady at
tendants of this department The /.
N. Brent Store.
Mr.. NJ. L. Taylor has opened a gen
eral merchandise store near Central
Point. Caroline, and will be in the
market for all kinds of country pro-
duce.
Commencing next Friday evening the
regular meetings of r. f. Lee Tent,
Rechabites, will be-held in the Pythian
Hall.
Our optical department is complete.
We carry a large assortment of eye
glasses and spectacles and all other OPP
teal goods. We especially invite you
to come in person that we may give
YOU the benefit of our experience. Every
pair sold are guaranteed to suit.
The Reliable Norris Store.
Mrs. John w. Stone, of Garrett,
Md. has been spending week in Fred
ericksburg visiting her mother, Mrs. e.
E. Hunter, ST., and her sister, Mrs. I.
w. Burlington.
We thank you and all of you for your
attendance at our opening display.
Now let US have your order for suits,
millinery, etc. c. w. Jones.
Mrs. H. A. Tabb, of New York, who
has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
E. Bradley, returned to her home Sat
urday.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped
Fredericksburg Davis Gallery is pre-
pared TO make it. All work guaranteed
frst-class in every respect
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee J. Graves have re
turned from visit of several days u
the Richmond fair.
New line of children's Bearskin coat'
and capes, all colors and sizes, just IN
at Lowery's.
Among those present from this sec
ton at the land parade of the Hudson
Fulton celebration in New York, Sat
urday. Oct. End, were Mr.. RoDer'
L. Jaynes and daughter, hargare'
Lindsay; Mrs. and Miss Claiborn anE
Miss Deel Vernon Jaynes, who were
the guests of DIR. Gressner Harrison
who himself was formerly a resident Of
this State and is now head of the DE
partment of Contagious Diseases OF tn
New York Board Of Health.
Penalty and interest saved by payini
city taxes now.
Mrs. ID. E. Smith & Co. desire tn
public to visit her millinery shop an
see the imported hat from Paris Gale
the Rusin turbin.
Mrs. w. H. Fitzhugh, who has bee
a guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. W
H. Fitzhugh, left Friday for her HON
in Vicksburg, Miss.
Life time jewelry is the best an
cheapest. That is the kind that ca
be purchased from the Norris store 10
less than you pay for inferior lewelr
elsewhere. 825 Main street.
Mr.. B. S. Pates, agent for the HON
Beneficial Association, has paid the SUI
of $3.50 to the benefciaries on the deaf
of George johnson, colored, who wa
insured in this company.
Tootsies, Fluffy Minis, Chocola'
Kisses and Nutlets, the new and pop
lar candy at zoe the pound,
Brannan's.
A handsome ladies' gold watch fl
$500. 1t is just such price and sue
value as we offer you whenever "
think of buying watches, clocks or JeeN
elrv at s. S. Kaufman's, the Jewele
All women and most all men a
charmed with a handsome ring. v
can show YOU rings to suit all tastes,
most enticing prices. See our lin
s. s. Kaufman, the jeweler.
Mrs. Raleigh Taylor, of Woodberl
Forest. is a patient at the UNIVERSE
of Virginia Hospital where she unde
went an operation a day or two ago.
Staunton Leader.
Protracted services will begin at I
Trinity M. E. church, in orange, Su
dav. Oct. 18th. The pastor, Rev. }.
Allen. will be assisted by Rev. Ora
willie Burruss, of Bowling Green.
Miss Fanny Beverley, of "Blandfeld
in Essex. who has been the guest
Mrs. Nash, has returned to her home.
Times Dispatch.
Rev. ]. H. Henderlite spent we
at the home of Prof. S. w. Somervll
at Rapidan, and preached each mig
at the Presbyterian church there;
and Prof. Somerville returned ne
Saturday.
Mr.. P. P. Dunavant, of Spotsylvan
has gone to Richmond TO take on
ness course at the Smithdeal Busin'