The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-21
CURRENT COMMENTS
Did you get tagged?


Just opened another large new line OF
Christmas goods. The I. n. brent
Store.
Mr.. c. II. Hurkamp was in Rich
mond Friday.
Look to Kaufman, the ieweler' Tor
something different, not iounu eise
where. Everything in Watches, 1ia
monds and jewelry of the very pest "'
lowest prices.
Mr. s p Marshall, of King George,
was visitor here Saturday.
Big lot collar jabots and fancy goods
inst received at Mrs. ID. +. Smith &
Co.'S. Come early and get some of these
stylish articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Richards. Jr..
were in Washington Friday.
Big lot of new millinery opened this
week, new shapes, new ribbons, new
plumes. Don't buy a beaver until you
see LOwery's.
Mrs. T. S. Chewing is suffering
from a severe fall she sustained Sunday.
What 81 Will Buy-A gold fountain
pen, scarf pin. gold ring, brooch. lock-
ct, necklace, bracelet, pearl pen or
pencil, chain, charm, clock and many
other useful and appropriate gifts at
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mrs. Eugene Bode and Miss Mamie
Crismond spent Friday in Washington.
If uncertain what to give, so to c,
L., will no
quickly solved. Store open every night
until Christmas. Extra bargains every
night.
Mr.. A. F. Dickinson and Mr.. W. X
Goodrich have returned from a hunting
trip.
Remember your friends this Christ
mas with a beautifully finished photo
graph of Yourself or family. The Davis
Gallery is the place to have 1t made.
Don't delay.
Officer w. r. Hall killed dog that
was having fits on Main street Satur-
day.
Don't wait till the last day nor the
last week. buy now before the big RUSH,
select from fresh new stock and get
expert engraving free as poor engrav-
ing ruins any article. The Norris Store.
Mrs. Margaret tell and Mr.. W. S.
Clarke, of MassaponaX, paid the Burg
a visit Friday.
You may be pretty sure of getting
what you want, if you go to the Norris
store for your Christmas gifts. 80
Main street.
Mr.. John Ferneyhough, after a very
successful drumming trip for Baker
& Wallace, has returned.
There has been no disappointment
in the business at I. W. Jones store
Jones has the stock and the people APP
preciate the splendid service they get,
so Jones' store is always busy. open
every night until Christmas.
Prof. H. H. Mclean, superintendent
of Graded Schools, Farmville, y. C., is
here on a visit to his mother and her
family.
You may have your pick Of this
stores elegant suits. clOaks and furs
cheap now. The 7. n. Brent Store.
The two months old child of John
Turner Lucas, colOred, died Friday
morning. The funeral took place on
Saturday.
If YOU want the Xmas present that
YOU give to have ardent appreciation
and to last and keep you in pleasant
remembrance for years, you VIII ouy
them at Kaufman's, the Jeweler.
Mrs. A. r. Chichester left Saturday
for Bethesda, Md, where she VIII stay
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
John L. Lewis.
If the gift comes from Kaufman, the
jeweler, it's all right.
Mrs. Margaret Cell and sister, Miss
Nellie Chewing, were guests OF their
brother-in-law, Mr.. NJ. B. Alsop, Of
Fall Hill, Sunday
Better select your Xmas presents
now at Kaufman S, the Jeweler.
Mrs. MYRTLE E. Friedlander left Sat
urday for New York with her husband,
Mr.. Ed. Friedlander They will make
their future home there.
Give her a nice watch and chain. 1t
will please and be the reminder OF the
piyer for years to come. kaufman,
the jewelers., stock is complete IN all
sizes, styles and prices.
Mrs. w. F. Hamburger, who has
been spending some time IN Brooklyn,
Ny. with her husband, has returned
TO home Of her mother, Mrs. James
Roach.
Mr.. VIM. H. Wolff, of New York
son of late COL John w. Volt, Is here
for a few days. He is on the Ne"
York Times. He was former typo OF
The Free Lance.
When YOU buy "Gold Medal foul
from w. L. Brannan you are buying II
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c., 4c., 81. %
Sc. SO and barrels $3.50. Gold Medal
Aour is the best -four milled in America
Try it and see for yourself.
Miss Elizabeth Laird Hilleary, wh'
has been attending Hannah More
Academy, near Baltimore, is visiting
her aunts, the Misses Henderson, a
1912 Prince Edward street.
The Studebaker is built for the mai
who wants a good wagon. Likely yo'
will not buy a wagon often, then bu.
the hest. Call for a Studebaker Alma
mac for 1910. Decker & Alrich.
The fine saddle and driving horse
"Major," belonging to Sheriff K; Z. l.
Moncure. of Stafford, that was hurt j
the runaway Friday, died Friday nigh'
The animal was a good one, valued a
$3.50.
Mr.. A. ]. Watkins, Treasurer, an
Mr.. w. II. Crisp, District supervise
Of the Home Beneficial insurance 20.
of Richmond, are spending few day
in the city. While here these gentieme
are ENJOYING the hospitality OF Mr.. an
Mrs 4. s. Pates, at their home on lie
Ave Mr.. Watkins and Mr.. Crisp LEI
for Alexandria and Washington trida
evening.
Rev w. d. Keene, of Rockville, Nd
who has been conducting a series Q
meetings in the M. E. Church, Soutf
Of This place, held his last service her
Tuesday night and left for his nom
Wednesday. Mr.. Keene made a yer
favorable impression here, and his sci Sc,
mons were strong and impressive IN
congregation parted with him VIII
much regret. Fairfax Herald.