The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-11-27
CURRENT COMMENTS
Mrs. Jencie F. Monroe is critically Ill
~ the Mary Washington Hospital.

+. at the Mary Washington Hospital.
Sterling silver novelties Brush, comb
and mirror sets OF every uescrlp.ion az
lowest prices at Kaufman 'he Je"e'ei'
Artistic hand engraving free.
MIR. J. w. Burton, of philadelphia
ia visiting his mother, Mrs. V. 5. Bur
ton. in Spotsylvania.
Xmas gifts of lasting merit. Watch,,
es. diamonds, jewellery, silver ana soiII
novelties. Select them now while ESQ, seDSs
is complete at Kaufman the Je"e''
Mail orders promptly filled
Misses Susie and Sadie Tyler nave
MISSES &c paI,;urore TO spend Thangsgiv-
ing with relatives.
whatever YOU need in jewellery let
Vanfman The ieweler supply your wants.
p;rht goods. right prices ana right
treatment is the opinion OF everybody
who buys here.
Master Thomas Fitzhugh, of Char
IottesvilIe. is guest of his grandmother,
Mrs. w. X. Fitzhugh.
Listenl CT istmas is only few
weeks off. Now is the time to
make YOUR selection Of dainty Xmas
novelties at Kaufman's the Jeweler.
Gov. Swanson has pardoned Chas.
Brittenham, colored, who was sent to
penitentiary from here in 1907 for tve
years for assault on cOlored girl.
Dainty Xmas goods, fine watches,
diamonds, jewellery, clocks, gold ana
silver novelties in endless profusion,
rich in beauty, low in prices at haui-
mans the jeweler.
Mrs. A. B. Yates, Misses Susie Nj.
Bradley and Susie Nj. Yates were guests
of Mrs. Chase Morton in Richmond
Thursday.
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.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
oyster supper in the basement OF the
Presbyterian church Friday, Dec. Ord
from s to s p. m.
Rev. Edward Campbell, of West Vir-
ginia. is here to spend the day with ms
sons, who are here. at FREDERICKSBURG
College.
When YOU buy "Gold Medal" flour
from w. l.. Brannan you are buying 1t
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c., SIC, Sl.oS,
So S3 and barrels $685.. Gold Medal
-four is the best flour milled in America.
Try it and see for yourself.
There was but one case before Justice
Dannehl Wednesday. Oscar Williams,
Jr., charged with disorderly conduct at
the opera house Tuesday night, was
fined 81 and costs.
Sally johnson, wife of William John
son. colored, died Wednesday morning
at her home in this city. aged so years.
Funeral from new site Baptist church
Thursday at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Adolph Ruelofsen. of London.
England, a nephew of the late Charles
Rarlosius. and at one time clerk in the
drug store of DR.. NJ. NJ. Lewis, spent
the day here Wednesday, renewing old
acquaintance and reviying pleasant
memories.
Purchase your watch from the reila-
bic Norris store; larger stock now than
ever before and safe guarantee gwen
with each; expert hand engraving Tree.
The Norris Store.
Christmas is only four weeks off from
Saturday.
Remember your friends this Christ
mas with beautifully finished photo
graph of yourself or family. The Davis
Gallery is the place to have 1T made.
Don't delay.
Rev. George Y. Bradley, returning
from the Baptist Association in Ports
mouth, passed through the city Thurs
day en- route to Tappahannock, where
he is in charge of the Frank Beale Me-
mortal church.
Big lot of new millinery opened this
week. new shapes, new ribbons, new
plumes. Don't buy beaver until you
see Lowerys.
Mr.. A. M. Chandler, trustee in Mon
tross school district, Westmoreland
county. called on The Free Lance on
his return from the Educational Con-
ference in Richmond. Mr.. Chandler
left by steamer Lancaster for Carter
wharf on his way home.
Mrs. D. E. Smith & Co. have sold
the Rusin turbin, but they have lots OF
hats lust as stylish and pretty, and are
ready 10 take orders on any hat.
Mr.. Jack Barber, of Pittsburg, spent
Thanksgiving here with his parents.
We will offer tomorrow one Of the
hast anti values we have ever offered
for sl7. so. in every size, black, gray
catawba, two shades of navy and green
also other great values from 80 10 $40
The T. N. Brent Store.
The LAYING of the bricks for the found
alton of the public building has com
menced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Brearley, Of
Washington. spent Thanksgiving herr
guests Of Mrs. Mary Lou Chesley ant
daughters.
Miss Annie Taylor Cole, Of Farmvill'
Normal School, is here for few days
Mr.. Frank B. Guest, wife and chill
left Thursday for Sabine Hall" Rich
mond county, where they will spen'
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. K. Car
ter WelIfold, parents of Mrs. e..
Mr.. A. F. Dickson is in the city 10
few days.
Ensign Taylor Smith, of the Univer
sitv of Virginia, is a guest OF his pai
epts. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Smith.
Mrs. Cora |. Burche and daughter;
Misses Eva E. and Emma NJ. bnrche
of King George, have moved 10 WASH
ington for the winter.
Mrs. Ida F. Tolson, OF ShamrocS
has returned to Washington.
Miss Jean Fell, Of Chatterton,, ha
been on visit to friends in Washing
ton.
Mr.. E. G. Hefin has moved his O.
fee from the Enterprise building 10 u
Embrey Law building.
Mr.. N. Irving Gressitt, ,promi!ner
attorney of Baltimore, with his wiie
spending the holidays with his siste
ms. j. B. Colbert. They vlslte
friends in the county Friday.
Mr.. B. F. Cole, of Washington. spei
Thanksgiving here with his mothe
Mrs Sarah K. Cole.