The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-11-06
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mai TIP. Wallace left Wednesday
for Culpeper.
Mr.. p. Willis is at Culpeper on
legal business.
Mr.. Robt Duvall, of Richmond was
here Wednesday.
MIR. w. H. Richards, Jr.' was III
Washington Wednesday
Don't fail to select your Christmas
o;f, from, the reliable ii. T.. Norris
Store.
Mr. w N Blake was in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rsantiful solid gold cuff links, expert
engraved monogram. 40 ana up.
The Norris Store.
Mr. C. O'Conor Goolrick was in Wash
ington Wednesday on business.
Mrs. d. E. Smith & Co. have sold
the Rusin turbin, but they have lots of
hats Just as stylish and pretty. and are
ready to take orders on any hat.
Mr.. R. o. Webb, of Wilderness, was
q visitor TO our Office Wednesday.
Our buyer while North secured some
great values in stylish coats for Misses
and children. Come quick and select
your choice of them. The T. n. Brent
Store.
Mrs. J. N. Barney has been sick and
confined to her home for several days.
If YOU want the good quality, the
right article and the reasonable prices
inspect our line. Watches, clocks, Jeweiry,
silverware and multitude OF smaller
attractions, that must be seen to be APP
preciated. The II. T. Norris Jeweiry
Store.
Mr.. J. b. Hicks. of Delos, Caroline,
was a visitor TO our office Wednesday
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sen
or family, the thoroughly equipped
Fredericksburg Davis Gallery Is pre-,
pared to make it. All work guaranteed
first-class in every respect
Mrs. David Hirsh has returned home
from a visit to Washington and Balti-
more.
Beavers. Beaver hats are fash
IONS fads now, and so great Is the de-
mand that the makers cannot supply;
vet at Jones' you find them in the
s.Continental. A" the Hudson Fulton,
the "Albany." the "Lyndhurst. y and
other fashionable shapes. Jones mil
linery is always splendidly millinered.
Miss Blanche Thomas, who is sick
with typhoid fever at the hospital, is
improving.
Big lot of new millinery opened this
week, new shapes, new ribbons, new
plumes. Don't buy beaver until you
see Lowery's.
Essex was third in Glenmore steeple-
chase. 2 miles, at Pimlico, Baltimore.
Wednesday.
Old pillows and holsters can be made
over and give as much satisfaction as
when new. Write or phone The Colo
NAL Mattress Co, Fredericksburg. va.
sn3-6t-eod-ln4-3t
Councilman Joseph NJ Goldsmith and
wife have returned from visit of sew
eral days to Baltimore and Washington
ANY person caught hunting on my
farm will be fined $500 and punished to
full extent of law. S. c. Jett, stat
ford Co n2l3t
Miss Alice G. Cole and Mrs. r. r.
Roberts, of Richmond, are on visit 10
their friend, Mrs. Miller. in Pittsburg.
How about that wedding gift? Silver
and cutglass make ideal gifts. See dis
play at S. S. Kaufman's the jeweler.
Mrs. Henry Byrd Lewis, of "Cleve
Manor" who has been the guest OF
Mrs. H. H. Wallace, has returned
home.
When YOU buy "Gold Medal flour
from w. L. Brannan you are buying II
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c., 84c., 81. 6S,
s.. SO and barrels 1855. Gold Medal
-four Is the best -four milled in America.
Try it and see for yourself.
Miss Bessie Smith Hayden, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Z. b;
Stokes, in Washington. has returned
home.
Watches in gold and silver. Just call
and take a peep at our large stock;
We can please you in quality, style and
price. S. s. Kaufman, the Jeweler
Messrs. John w. Allison, A. W. En-.
brew, r. A. Bell, W. w. Butzner anc
II. Leavell went to Aqua Wednes-
day fishing.
Bridal Presents-There IS nothing
more appropriate for bridal gift thar
something in Sterling Silver. Come II
and see our display. Lots Of new
things lust come in and the prices arr
right. S. S. Kaufman, the jeweler.
Mr.. C. O'Conor Goolrick and DR.
Blight Harrison left by steamer Thurs
day for Richmond county for hunt o
several days.
Mrs. Enoch Weldon and daughter
Miss Sallie Weldon, and Mrs. Smlt
GRAY, of Port Conway, were in the cit
Thursday.
Mr.. ]. A. Vaughan, of Caroline, wit
his two sons. Alvin and Claude, wer
here Thursday.
Misses Bette and Matte Hendersol
and Fannie Shelton, of Passapatanzy
were in the city Thursday shopping.
Mrs. Up. Rowe and Mrs; Mar
Ouinn Hicks are in Newport News a
tending. as delegates. the Woman
Missionary Conference, now in sessio
there.
Mr.. M. S. Stringfellow, of Culpepe
was ia the city Friday, returning 1ro
a trip to Irvington and Reedville.
Mrs. Lucy Hall Morton, of"Villa Anne
icana." Brazil, with her two childrel
is a guest Of Mr.. S. G. Howison'
"Braehead."
Mrs. Mamie B. Coleman, OF Mary
il visiting relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. T. Stokeley Coleman, of Spotsy
yania C. H., was in the city Frld'
shopping.