The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-19
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr.. Oscar Genther is confined to his
home by sickness
All hats greatly reduced at Mrs. d.
T. Smiths
Mr.. Lee j. Graves left Thursday for
front Royal on legal business.
J. 4: Lowery & Co. are showing n
oeSrtitul line Of foulard silks in new
designs. all colors.
Only one case before Justice Dannebl
Thursday, that of one drunk. fined 81
and costs
=. Three Of The T. N. Brent Store mil
liners are attending the spring openings
m northern cities this week.
Mrs. Mary Lou Chesley is in Rich
mond for few days, a guest of Mrs.
Jas. A. Thompson.
From those whose sight is lust be-
ginning to fail. to the worst case of
astigmatism and near sight, a thor
ough correction car be made and sat
isfaetion guaranteed at the Reliable
Norris Jewelry Store.
The $40 found by Mr.. ]. Fitz Forbes
belonged to Mrs. Motto, near the Wool
en- Mills. The lady is pleased at get
ting it back.
Another feast awaits you at c. w.
Jones store. Wednesday. February
10, begins the sale of handsome muslin
underwear. silks. dress goods and ali
the necessary things for Easter cos
Tunes Sale to continue throughout
the month.
Col. +. ID. Cole spent "Wednesday
night IN Richmond with Mrs. Cole and
Miss Alice Cole, who are guests at
Murphy's Hotel
beautiful line of wedding presents
IN sterling silver. fine quadrupie plate,
cut glass and hand painted china, brass
goods, etc Expert hand engraving
Tree. The Reliable Norris Jewelry
Store.
There will be preaching at Goshen
Baptist church the 4th Sunday in this
month, Feb. 9th, at IL O'Clock. All
are cordially invited.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
or family. the thoroughly equipped
rredericksburR Davis Gallery is pre-
pared to make it. All work guaranteed
hrst-class IN every respect
Joseph Walker was appointed guard
ian OF Arthur Ray. the minor child of
the late Rev. Albert Ray. in the Corpo-
ration court Wednesday.
Muslin underwear, a beautiful line TO
show you. New foulard silks. new
spring dress goods, new trimmings, all
here Tor Easter Costumes. {. w. Jones'
store is always in the lead. The new
est are always at this store. Don't for
get that the first showing of these be-
gins Wednesday, February 10.
Mrs. Charles Selden is visiting Mrs.
Frederick Hampton Robinson at Fall
Hill, near Fredericksburg, for a
week. Richmond Times Dispatch.
Cash paid for old gold and silver lew
eiry by s. 5. Kaufman, the jeweler.
The members of the Alexandria ORA
matte Club spent Wednesday here visit
ing points of interest about the city.
They were shown many courtesies bv
members of the local lodge of Elks.
A test for the eyes II you cannot
at distance of fourteen inches from
the eyes plainly see the benefit Of buying
your watches, clocks and jewelry from
> s. Kaufman, the Jeweier-it is con-
elusive that your eyes need examining.
We test eyes and fit glasses from 81 up.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Poole has returned to her
home at Hicks Store, after spending
two weeks here with her sisters. Mrs.
X. II. Gravatt and Mrs. s. b. Perry.
While here Mrs. Poole attended the
TLacker revival services.
When you buy Gold Medal flour
from w. L. Brannan you are buying il
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c, SIC, 81. 6S.
1888 and barrels 81. 65. Gold Medal
-four is the best -four milled in America.
Try it and see for yourself.
Col. E. d. Cole and Mrs. w. l..
Brannan went to Richmond Thursday
evening to visit Mrs. Cole and Miss
Alice Cole, who are staying some time
at Murphy's Hotel Mrs. Cole, who
has been indisposed. was not so well
Thursday.
A disabled watch is no more than a
piece Of junk. Ii is our business 10 re-
pair disabled watches and clocks, and
make them keep time. Skillful work
at most reasonable prices. S. S. Kauf-
man, the Jeweler.
Mrs. Helen Slower has gone to Rapi-
dan to be with her father. MIR. H. T.
HOlladay' who is XsSy ill.
Fooa good gnss cpportsyer seed and
other nsld see,egI unable toker I'm
rlch-l iney carr me year 1910 " snvinn
genuine Olive plowt il in the SAYyH.F.
and Dixie plows anHi-eastings, pJow
slevlses. etc. TO"
Mrs. +. d. Cole, who is in Rich |
mond, and was indisposed Thursday, is |
now much better.
Mr.. r. E. Mountjoy. of Belfair Mills
wa in the city Friday.
Mrs: George P. King is improved.
but still very sick.
Mrs. J. P: Cannon, is very sick at
ner home with a rising in her head
She spffers the most excruciating pains.