The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-17
CURRENT COMMENTS

day.
Have your eyes tested ir'. al ,hy "A r
Norris reliable store.
Mr.. and Mr.. Maurice hirsh are In Bal
timore
Lockets. beautifully hard engraved.
which add greatly Ia avery costume, at
the h. r. Norris lsading jew terry store.
Miss Kate Jacobs IL visiting friends In
Washington.
New line. new patterns. sterling silver
and gold bslt pine; prices range iron, : p.
up The Norris h"Iding i'~.hy
store
Mr.. r. II. Linthicum. 81 Washingtui
is her" whiting friends.
New .fyles In hand engraved. plain
aud -'vneI brac-lets Whirh aye more
popu ~ than ever. At the h r. Norris
leedibS jewellery store.
Mrs.. Virgie Patton has returned from
visit To Washington.
Nearly every day new hats. new flow.
ers, new millinery trimmings are added
tn the always splendid stock ia T. W
Jones millinery department
Don't TAIL To come to the creamery
meetirg here Saturday.
Ladies' tailormade salts. ladlss' one
piece batiste dresses, ladies wash coat
suit. isd''s liOsn coat suits. ladies sep
arat@ skirts, can all be had at C. W
Jones. All fittings Tree of charge.
Miss Maud Payne. OF Brooke. IL a guest
here OF Mics Carrie Berry.
Itisnot enough that a playerpiann will
accurately reproduce the notes OF writ
ten music. II must breath into the
playing the soul of the srtist. The pia-
nos sold by II. Wallace Garner Co meet
all requirements.
Walter Dotry was fined 81 aud costs
Monday Tor trespass on r. y. 4 Z. X. r.
The Easter rush Is over; this week our
large force a experienced milliners will
lie In "A position To render you the best
service. Call and see this departments
newest models In head gear new ribbons
breids, flowers. feathers and fruits. The
II. ,. Brent Store.
Misses Carrie Berry and Daisy Young
have returned from a visit to frier d. at
Brooke.
kaufman. the ieweler TOR watches
Farmers and business men, attend
creamery meeting IN Courthouse here
next Saturday.
Buy your watch at Kaufman's.
Mr.. c. L Kslmbsch was on Commeree
street Wednesday. He was on crutches
greeting bis friends.
The Massachusetts Mutual Life In.
suraDce Co. WIN. Bernard, Agent. Fred
ericteburg. Va. aI5Im
Pay your poll taxes before May 9th, u
you wish TO vote in the primary and the
general election this year
Eyes tested free, at Kauiman's
J. A. Allen. eolored. the bicycle thief
confessed that he had taken the bicycle
In Washington on the 9Th.
Tootsies. Fluffy Mints, Chocolate Kisses
aod Nutlets, the new and popular candy
~ 2Oc the pound. at Brannan's
hessrs John NJ. Griffin and c. &. Cox
were In Richmond Wednesday a. wit
nesses before the l.. 5. court
kaufman, the isweler. for watches.
The many friends of Mr.. James Roach
were pleased To So. him at bic place. of
business Thursday and gave him the
glad hand
Have your watch repaired at Kaui-
mans
Justice Dsnnehl had before him Thurs-
day Marvin HAilstalk. Richard Beverly
and Geo Gilmore. charged with disorder
ly conduct a; r.. F. 4 p. depot Dis
missed with warning.
Bad eyes made To see we'll at Kaui.
mans.
Mr.. Charles l.. Chssley and bride have
returned from their wedding trip and
are here guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G..
Decker. They will visit Orange for q few
days before going 30 their home, VIII
low Green" Stafford.
When you want q beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared to
make IL. All work guaranteed frst-clAss
In every respect.
Mise Florence kiesinger. OF Washing
ton. and her friend, Miss G!adys C. KEEL
ley, OF Lupkin. Texas, have been guests
OF Miss Carrie Smith. at the Cottage, on
the Potomac, for few day They left
Thursday for Philadelphia.
Newest designs in iewslry, at KAui-
man's.
The 1 year old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs: =: A. Dew, Of Penola, IL dangerous
~ I'll with blood poison. caused by stick
Ing tack In the foot. DIR. Roderiek
Dew is attending the case.
Mrs. d. E. Smiths millinery opening.
which was a great success, IL over. We
are receiving new goods weekly and can
NIL all orders promptly.
Kaufman. the isweler-ior everything
in iswelry.
Rev. K. A. Williams and Mr.. w. w.
ButzDer returned from Orange, where
they accompanied the remains OF Mr..
Marshall Z. Decker, whose funeral Mr..
Williams preached at Pamunkey church.
Old wedding rings made over-at
Kaufman's.
Mr.. J. W. Honey. OF Washington, was
In the city Friday on business.
Girls wanted by Virginia Shirt Co.
See advertisement.
Mr.. Posey Whalen, OF Stafford, who
has been III at the Mary Washington
Hospital, was out driving Friday.
Mr.. L. A. Groves, OF Brooke, was in the
city Friday.
Kaufman, pays cash for old gold and
silver.
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