The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-09-25
CURRENT COMMENTS

OQnitGU OUiHltUAN ~
Rev. r. r. Hawkins. Of Spotsylyania.
was a visitor here Thursday
During the fair we offer special in
Curements on our entire stock OF fine
watches. jewelry. diamonds, silver
ware and novelties. IL will pay you 10
call and examine them at :. ). kauf-
mans. the jeweler.
Mr.. A. Randolph Howard is having
his residence on Hanover street painted
When visiting the fair. call and see
our large display Of fine watches. dia-
monds, jewclry. silverware. which We
are showing at special reduced prices
at =. =. kaufman \. the lcwcler.
Mr.. J. W. Cos is having his resi-
dence and barber shop ON Main street
painted.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness Of self
or family. the thoroughly equipped
fredericksburg Davis Gallery il pre-
pared To make H. All work guaranteed
ilrst-ciass m every respect
Dr Thomas Daniel and family. Of
kunsan. Korea. are at "Braehead. 30
guests of Mr. and Mrs ). Graham
Howison.
Friday. saturday. Sept. p and p.
and all the following week. fair week.
wiil Ice special display. special sale days
Tor ladies and misses tailored suits
and dresses. dress goods. silks and all
sorts Of housekeeping dresses. Also
ladies street hats and millinery. c.
". Jones.
rp,.ts;.- t-t.W, NJ. f.t.ot..
Kisses and Nutlets, the new and popu-
lar candy at pc the pound. at
Brannan
Anything i'm the silver line from an
olive fork to a teaset makes a useful
and popular present. Quality and value
guaranteed. Let US show you some new
designs. The reliable II. +. Norris.
lewelry store.
Mrs. NJ. A. SOrrell and family have
returned TO Washington. after spending
the summer at their country home near
COmorn. Va.
Mr.. Jas. II. Somervile. son Of Prof.
:. W. SOmervlle. left Thursday for
Lexington. where he will enter Wash
ing and Lee University for the session
just opening.
The ring is the emblem Of sentiment.
In prices our assortment Of rings repre-
sent wide range, from the solitaire
diamond for engagement. seamless
plain for the wedding. birth-stones and
number of other designs. to the simple
gold band at ST. N. F. Norris. jewclry
store.
Mr. NJ. c. Willis. Miss Mamie G..
Willis and Miss jamie b. Gordon re-
turned Tuesday night from two
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Everybody come 10 the fair. Every
body 20 10 G.. W. Jones Friday and
Saturday. Sept % and p and every
day the following week; these VIII be
show DAYS Of ladies' and misses tailor
ed suits. dress goods. silks. madras
cloths, table linen. housekeeping goods
Of every sort. Also ladies hats and
other millinery. Formal millinery open
ing announced later.
Mrs John Freeman left Wednesday
morning for lvor. Va. where she Will
spend several days visiting friends
Mrs. J.. l.. Layton. has returned To-
her home in Norfolk. after a pleasant
visit here.
Another tine rain fell here Thursday
right and Friday.
Mrs. Tibby. wife Of Col.W. f.. Tibbv.
OF Paterson. y. j.. Is visiting her
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Jones. in
Spotsylvania county.
Entries for the fair are coming in
rapidly.
The Fredericksburg Buggy Cots now
offering special prices on harness. bug.
gies. wagons and harness accessories.
Save money by seeing them. lti
Messrs &. W. Perry and son have
opened AN up-to-datc furniture store at
Spotsylvania. Mr. Lee Perry. son Of
q. W. Perry. Is in charge Of the branch
store at Spotsylvania.
Our great fall stock Of dress goods
silks. ladies coat suits. princess dresses.
cloaks, separate skirts. shirt waists.
millinery. etc. Is now complete. Tn,
7. y. Brent Store.
Mr. Robt. l.. Jaynes of Benevue
Spotsylvania county. was an invited
guest at the dinner given by the Blu.
reau Of Manufacturers of Hartford
Conn. at Lake Compounce on Saturday
Sept. 18th.
Mr. b. c. Grymes. Of Matthias Point
has gone 10 New York on a visit to Mr.
Arthur }. Grymes. Supt. of the Fri,
r. r.. and will take in the Hudson anC
Fulton celebration.
Don { fail to see our full line of We
hicles. harness and saddles, before buy
ing. Fredericksburg Buggy Co. If
Mr.. Robert l. Jaynes. Of Benvenue
Spotsylvania county, was called I,
Hartford. Conn. to take charge a
manager Of the Hart Mfg. Co.. durinJ
the absence Of Mr.. Hart on his vaca
ton.