The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-20
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr. Manlius f. Waite, OF Spotsyi-
vania was a visitor here Tuesday.
Cash paid for old gold and silver Jew
elry bv S. S. Kaufman, the Jeweier'
Mr.. F. A. Gouldin, Of King George
was a visitor to our office Saturday
A great money saving time on very
desirable goods at c. w. Jones ior wv
weeks, Sale in full swing today
Miss Ruth Henderson, of Alexand anS
daughters. O
Wanted-You to know tnaa 80 o.
Kaufman. the jeweler, repairs ;s"ot"r,,
clocks and jewelry IN sa''Sl"o'o.S
manner. promptly. ana MS o""iseS arc
always reasonable.
Mrs Michael Wallace, who has been
visiting relatives in Stafford, mas re-
turned home.
How about your eyes? We fit and
adjust superior eyeglasses and spec
tacles to them. Eyes tested free. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. S. S. Kaufman,
the jeweler and optican.
Mrs. w. B. Goodrich and daughters,
Misses Jennie May and Bruce Goodrich,
are here from Atlanta, Ga.
When yoa buy "Gold Medal flour
from w. l.. Brannan you are buying II
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c.. SIC, .oS,
So. 80 and barrels So 90. Gold Medal
flour is the best flour milled in America.
Try IL and see for Yourself
Can't. T. NJ. Larkin has gone TO New
York TO purchase spring goods. lie VIII
visit the exhibition for wearing apparel
at Madison Square Garden.
Make no engagements for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week, as
The T. n. Brent Stores Animal Janu'
airy Sale will take place those Gays.
Everything in this great stock at cut
prices.
Miss Susie NJ. Bradley left for Baiti-
more Tuesday, 70 spend several weeks
with her brother. Mr.. Charles 5. Brad
lev. and wife, at The Albion.
A beautiful line of wedding presents
in sterling silver, fine quadruple plate'
cut glass and hand painted china' orasS
goods. etc. Expert hand engraving
free. The Reliable Norris Jewelry
Store.
CoLE.D. Cole received an invitation to
attend the cement show at Chicago,
which takes place Feb. Is to 20, when
all the leading brands of cement will be
tested.
Big lot collar jabots and fancy goods
lust received at Mrs. d. L. Smith 4
Co.'S. Come early and get some Of these
stylish articles.
Councilman A. NJ. Garner, who was
bitten by dog on the pavement near
his home. has had the wound cauter-
lied and does not expect any bad re-
suits from it.
Lowery G. Co. are offering very
special prices on cold weather com
mOdities, such as suits, coats, blankets
and winter millinery.
Mrs. Bessie Poindexter Taylor. wife
of DIR. William Taylor, of Warrenton,
N. c., who was Miss Bessie Polndexter,
of La Plata, Md, was here Sunday a
guest of her relatives, Mrs. Ellen Byrd
Wallace and family, on George street.
Take advantage of the sale of ladies
suit coats, dress goods, blankets, under
wear, etc, at c. w. Jones. Started
Jan. Sth, runs for two weeks.
Miss Amelia Woods has accepted a
position in the Office Or. J. Garrett
King
From those whose sight is just be-
ginning to fail, TO the worst case OF
astigmatism and near sight, thor
ough correction can be made and sat
isfaction guaranteed at the Reliable
Norris Jewelry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance r. Howard
left Sunday night for week 5 visit to
New York and Boston.
Remember your friends this Christ
mas with beautifully finished photo
graph of yourself or family. The Davis
Gallery is the place TO have 1t made.
Don't delay.
Miss Lucilla B. Yates has gone TO
Baltimore to spend several weeks with
her cousin, Miss Mary Stanley Miller,
at ''The Washington.
The pre-inventory sale of ladies' and
misses suits, clOaks, skirts, dress
goods, fiannels, underwear, millinery,
etc, is in full operation at c. W. Jones
now for two weeks. Don't miss beng
there.
Mrs. E. o. Hagen, of Minnesota, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. George Pur-
Wis. at Little Whim."
Justice Dannehl had before him Mon
day three crap shooters. Officer Stone
captured them Sunday. He found the
money and dice on the table. Two
were fined and the third one dismissed.
Mrs. W. N. Blake is in Washington
for several days.
Richard c. L. Moncure left Sunday
for Williamsport, Pa, where he has
accepted a position with Mr.. Charles
Green.
MIR. R. E. Mountjoy and Mr.. Geo.
Weldon, of Bellfair Mills, were in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. B. F. Graves left Wednesday
for Richmond on visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Daisy Griggs.
Mr.. John w. Wilson, of Smell, was
here Tuesday. Mr.. w. is now mer-
chant at Smell, having bought out Mr..
]. ]. Perry several weeks ago.