The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-10-28
CURRENT COMMENTS
Mr.. Robt. Hooe is quite sick,
.k~ootaca1 with nnenmOnia

Mr.. Robt. Hooe is quite sick,
threatened with pneumonia.
New line of children's Bearskin coats
and capes, all colors and sizes, just H.
at Lowery's.
Mr. w. X. Goodrich was in Alexan-
dria Monday on legal business.
Life time jewelry is the best best. ana ana
cheapest. That is the KIND una. Va, ,.
be purchased from the Norris Store ior
less than you pay for inferior ieme"S
elsewhere. Oh 4""'''
Mr. = n Moncure, of Washington,
i; a,,ast of relatives in Stafford.
BRIDAL Presents There is nothing
moro appropriate for bridal gift than
Something in Sterling Silver. Come in
and see our display. Lots of new
things lust come in and the prices are
right. S. S. Kaufman, the jeweler
Commonwealth Attorney T. Stoke
ley Coleman was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. d. f. 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.
Miss Villa Wheaton, of Wheaton, is
visiting Miss MaryJones on Main street.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family, the thoroughly equipped
fredericksburg Davis Gallery is pre-
pared to make it. All work guaranteed
first-class in every respect.
Mrs. Henry Warden. Miss Grace
Warden, Miss Sarah Warden and Miss
Cora Underwood left for Philadelphia
Tuesday.
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
continental. the Hudson Fulton,
the "Albany," the "Lyndhurst, and
other fashionable shapes. Jones mil
hnery is always splendldly milinered.
Oliver w. Eastburn and.son. Oscar,
of Hockersin, Del, who have been Wis
ting relatives in SpOtsylvania. returned
home Tuesday. While here they were
guests of SQUIRE S. f.. Eastburn, who is
a first cousin of Mr.. Eastburn.
Mr.. Willie Marshall left Monday for
Richmond, where he will take the State
board pharmacy examination for drug
gist.
Our optical department is complete.
We carry large assortment OF eye
glasses and spectacles and all other OPP
teal goods. We especially invite you
to come in person that we may give
you the benefit of our experience. Every
pair sold are guaranteed to suit.
The Reliable Norris Store.
Mrs. j. Bowie Gray, of Traveller
Rest, has been called to Wilson, n. c.,
by the illness of Mrs. Ernest Deans
and her eldest daughter.
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.
Mr.. Joe Duerson, of Mt. Pleasant,
was here Tuesday.
Tootsies, Fluffy MINIS. Chocolate
Kisses and Nutlets, the new and pOpu-
lar candy at zoe the pound, at
Brannan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Leonard, of
Harrisburg, Pa, are visiting their
niece, Mrs. Geo. V. Shay. at Locust
Grove" Spotsylvania county.
How about that wedding gift? Silver
and cutglass make ideal gifts. See dis
play at S. S. Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mrs Dora Gossip and daughter, Miss
Helen, of Hartford. Conn.,, Mrs. Geo.
Fletcher, Mrs. Rhean, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
F. Rose and George Newton, were all
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. V. Shay, of the county, Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Golden has returned to
her home in Washington after visit
to the family of Mr.. w. B. Jones in
Stafford.
Mr.. w. NJ. Jones, of Stafford, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. Ellis NJ. Roach, gunner's mate of
battleship New Hampshire, came home
Tuesday night on a l0-days' furlpugh
TO visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Roach.
Mrs. Thos. Wallace has returned
home after a visit of a week to the
family of Mr.. P. V. D. Conway.
Mr.. J. P. Rowe attended the funeral
in Richmond Wednesday of his relative,
Mr.. Geo. T. King.
A large lot of ladies' suits came today
from New York, and Philadelphia.
These are the suits that we have not
been able to get as fast as we could
sell. We have them today in navy,
gray, green, catawba, raisin and black.
The T. N. Brent Store.