The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-12-24
CURRENT COMMENTS

ford. was In the city Thursday.
Mr.. G. L. Armstrong and wife, of
Stafford, were here shopping Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Willie Crismond. of Roanoke,
is visiting his mother and sisters
here
Mr.. Denny Wright passed through
the city enroute to Tappahannock
Thursday.
Messrs. ]. r. Bartol and II. l..
Fitzhugh. of Richmond. were here
Thursday
Miss Elsie Buchanan. of Red Springs,
~ c.. is visiting the Misses Wilson on
Hawke St.
Mr.. Henry Fitzhugh, Of the I. 5.
Army Washington is a guest OF his
uncle, Mr.. Samuel Fitzhugh.
Miss Louise Harris, of Spotsylvania,
student at Blackstone Female Acsde-
nv. has returned home for Xmas.
Steamer Lancaster arrived at her
wharf here Thursday morning about \
O'Clock. She had TO plough through
some heavy ice to get here.
Miss Julia Newman, who is teaching
AT the home of Mr.. Fred Frazer in
Spotsylvania Co., left Thursday for
her home near Leesburg, for the holi-
days.
Miss Roberta Foster, who has been
teaching in the Allegheny Collegiate
Institute at Anderson, W. Va, has re-
turned to the home of her parents here
for the holidays.
Helen Richardson, colored. was fined
81 and costs by Justice Dannehl for dis
orderly conduct at the opera house
Tuesday night She went TO jail to
spend Christmas.
Each of the employees of the Home
Beneficial Association have been pre-
scented with a turkey for Christmas by
the company. Mr.. b. S. Pates is the
manager of the company here.
Jones store is open all day and
every night this week until $50,
Saturday night until II. All suits.
all coats. all millinery. all wool
dress goods at cut prices this week
Father Louis Smet. of StPeter's
Cathedral. Richmond. was in the
city Wednesday TO attend to the
spiritual wants Of the Belgian col
ony at Capt. Vance's farm. He is
a nephew of the Catholic Bishop of
Virginia, and an 5. T. l.. of the
American University of Louvain. Bel
GUM.
By buying your Christmas gifts at
the Reliable Norris Jewelry Store.
You get superior jewelry at lower
prices than elsewhere.
MIR. and Mrs. Blayden TaylOe and
Mrs. j. Ogle TaylOe and daughter.
of King George. were in the city
Thursday.
Lowery's store will be open dur
ing week preceding Xmas until 10
D. m. Store full of useful Xmas
presents. ]. T. Lowery & Co.
Rev. Father ]. NJ. Perrig was in
Washington Thursday. where he
went TO baptise the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. T. Darling, OF
King George county.
The Reliable Norris Jewehy Store
have better values than ever. Men 9
fine gold cuff links from $500 up.
Miss Elizabeth Boulware is home
from Peabody Conservatory Of Music in
Baltimore to spend Christmas with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. McCalla Boul-
ware, on Washington Avenue.
The Reliable Norris Jewelry Store
have received IA fine diamond rings,
which they will make a special at Sl2.-
30 as long as they last.
Kid gloves are acceptable gifts. We
have every size in the wanted shades
for men, ladies, misses and children.
The T. N. Brent Store.
Mrs. Chas. E. Callahan, Of Toluca,
has gone on visit to her parents: Mr..
and Mrs. S.R. Andrews, at Gettysburg
Pa. She was accompanied by her son,
Master WILDER Callahan.
No matter what you want for
Christmas ask c. w. Jones about
It. All suits, all coats, all millinery
all wool dress goods at cut prices
this week
Miss Stella Mann. of Baltimore,
who has been a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hirsh. has returned
home.
Xmas suggestions for linen at 5.
s. Kaufmsn's, the jeweler, Gift
Store" watches, rings, signet and
stone set, scarf pins, cuff buttons, tie
holders, fobs, set studs, umbrellas
military brushes, hat and clothes
brushes, shaving cups, bill books, card
cases, ash receivers, cigar and ciga-
rette cases, collar boxes, match boxes,
hat marks, pencil sets, fountain pens,
cigar cutters. gold and silver knives
pocket nail files and clippers, whisk
broom, smoking sets, emblem pins,
tooth picks, safety razors, key rings,
satchel tags, canes, coat chains, charms,
drinking cups, TASKS and many other
gold and silver novelties. Select your
gifts now and avoid the rush.
A large number of young people
who are attending school in Rich
mond and other places. arrived
here on 1873 train Thursday and
took steamer for their homes along
the river TO spend Christmas.
Xmas suggestions for ladies at
S. S. Kaufman's Gift Store !;
Watch. Bar Pin. Diamond Ring Set
or Signet Ring. Brooch. Bracelet,
Locket and Chain, Set Studs. Cuff
Links, Umbrella, Comb. Brush and
Mirror Set. Manicure Set, Photo
Frame, Puff Jar. Soap Box. Jewel
Case, Thimble, Desk Set, Cuff Pins
Scissors, Shirtwaist Pins. Pin Trays
Book Marks, Vanity Cases, Mesh
Bags, Card Cases, Perfume Bottles
Fancy Clocks, Hat Pins. La Vail.
ers. Hand Mirrors. Lorgnette Chains
Fobs, Gold Pen, Belt Pins and many
other Gold and Silver Novelties. Sc
Iect your gifts now. Avoid the
rush.
Prof. E. H. Russell left Wednesda!
for Richmond, to attend meeting o
State Board of Education Thursday.
Mr.. Contee Ficklin, of Baltimore, /
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
F. Ficklen, at Belmont.
Mr.. Kuszner Bauman, who is attend
ing the Conservatory of Music in Bal
timore, is here for the holidays.
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