The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-12-22
CURRENT COMMENTS
Mr.. A. d. Jett left Tuesday for Rich
v,cnd 10 spend some DAYS.

ington Tuesday to spend severSi Gays
with relatives.
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
Mrs. H. S. Byrd left Tuesday for
Williamsburg, where she will spend the
holidays. Prof. Byrd will join her on
Friday.
Rv buying your Christmas gifts at
the Reliable Norris Jewelry Store.
You get superior jewelry at lower
prices than elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Armstead Cor.
don. of the Wilderness, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 7. Willis.
Lowery's store will be open dur
ing week preceding Xmas until 10
D. m. Store full of useful Xmas
presents. J. T. Lowery & Co.
Mr.. J. Fred Brown is sick at his
home.
The Reliable Norris Jewehy Store
have better values than ever. Men S
fne gold cuff links from $500 up,
Mr.. Taylor Scott, of Baltimore, is in
the city for Christmas.
The Reliable Norris Jewelry Store
have received Ia fine diamond rings,
which they will make special at ST.
so as long as they last.
Mr.. W. J. Phillips is spending week
here with his family, resting after q
busy fall business in his line.
Kid gloves are acceptable gifts. We
have every size in the wanted shades
for men, ladies, misses and Children.
The T. n. Brent Store.
DR.. ]. N. Barney left Tuesday for
Lynchburg, to attend a meeting OF
State Board of Medical Examiners, OF
which he is a member.
No matter what you want for
Christmas ask c. W. Jones about
il. All suits, all coats. all millinery
all wool dress goods at cut prices
this week
DR.. ]. L. Pulliam, of SpOtsylyania.
who has been q guest OF Mr.. Lee j.
Graves here, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. John F.. Gouldman. Jr., cashier
of the Farmers and Merchants State
Bank, is confined to his home by deep
cold.
Mr.. Harry Fitzhugh Lee, son of Capt.
Dan. NJ. Lee, who has typhoid fever,
was not so well Tuesday.
Mr.. Silas Monroe. of Stafford. was
in the city Monday.
Mr.. La Prade Jones. who is at
tending Fork Union Academy, is
spending the holidays here with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Jones.
Xmas suggestions for "men" at s,
S. Kaufman's, the jeweler, "Giitt
Store" watches, rings, signet ana
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 clga-
rette cases, collar boxes, match boxes,
hat marks, pencil sets, fountain pens,
cigar cutters, gold and silver knives,
pocket nail files and clippers, whlsk
broom, smoking sets, emblem pms
tooth picks, safety razors, key rings,
satchei tags, canes, coat chains, charms,
drinking cups, TASKS and many other
gold and silver novelties. Select your
gifts now and avoid the rush
Miss Annie Goulder Durrett. Of
Leavell's Spotsylvania county. has
returned. from a visit 10 relatives
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Stokeley Cole
man. OF Spotsylvania, were in the
city Monday.
Little Miss Nancy Light, OF
Front Royal, is here with Miss Net
tie Fitzhugh to spend the holidays
Mr.. ]. B. Rawlings. of Baltimore,
is a guest of his father. Mr. J. X.
Rawlings.
Rev. DR.. ]. H. Light returned to
Front Royal Monday.
Xmas suggestions for ladies at
y =. maui man oAAN
Watch, Bar Pin. Diamond Ring Set
or Signet Ring. Brooch, Bracelet,
Locket and Chain. Set Studs, Cur
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 Valli-
ers. Hand Mirrors, LOrgnette Chains
Fobs. Gold Pen, Belt Pins and many
other Gold and Silver Novelties. Sc
lect your gifts now. Avoid the
rush.
Mr.. G.. f. Knight, OF Morley.
Tenn, a former resident OF star
ford is here 10 spend Christmas with
relatives in Stafford. This is his
first Christmas here for five years.
Mr.. James r. Evans. Of Spot
sylvania. was here Tuesday. He
brought Turkeys. which he sold for
20 cents.
Miss Helen Phillips leaves Thursday
by steamer for Tappahannock TO spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Phillips.
Mr.. Howard Masters, who is attend
ing Randolph Macon Academy at Front
ROYAL is home for the holidays.
Miss Bertha " Swift, of Granite
Springs, has been a guest OF hei
brother, Mr.. G. r. Swift. for sew
eral days.
Mr.. T. A. largest and sister
Miss Lille largest. of King George
were in the city shopping Wednes-
day. Mr.. largest has had bad lueh
this fall. having lost two horses
and two colts. Mr.. II. reports the
roads good. .
Miss Emma C. Garrison returned
to her home at Garrisonville wed
nesday, after visit OF sew
eral days to her sister. Mrs. A. }
Boiling. here.
DR.. C. Wallace Sale, of Corbin's
Caroline county. was in the cit!
Wednesday.
MIR. Allen Smith. of King George
was in the city Wednesday.