The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-30
CURRENT COMMENTS

Miss Matte TansilI left Thursday for
a visit to Washington.
Rev. T. D. Lewis, of Essex Co., was
in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Byrd Lewis, of Cleve
Msnse. has returned home.
Remember that you have chance to
buy anything in this big stock at cut
prices this week. The T. n. Brent
Store.
Miss Regenia Smith. of Norfolk, is a
guest of Miss Lillian NJ. Harris.
Take your watch to J. W. Brereton
and have the right time in your pocket;
also your jewelry. and have it fixed as
it ought TO be.
Mr.. J. Sutton Jones returned Thurs,
day from a visit to Ocean view ana
Richmond. AT the former place he AT,
tended a meeting Of ofhciais OF ben
Telephone Co.
Big reduction of all summer goods at
Lowerv's. You will make a mistake II
YOU fail to examine our stock before
huying. J. T. Lowery & Co.
Mrs. Flora Wiltshire and Miss Maude
Mason, of Orange, were in the city
shopping Thursday and were callers at
the Free Lance Office.
Reduction sale of all summer goods.
ladies ready-to-wear garments, MILL
merry. dress goods, silks. begins Tues
day morning. July Goth. and continues
through August Hustle. bargains
await you.
Miss Ida J. Perry. of Locust Grove,
is sisting relatives and friends in Fred
ericksbarg and Spotsylvania.
Midsummer reduction sale starts
Tuesday morning at c. W. Jones.
Everybody should attend this sale.
Take your eyes in to J. ". Brereton;
he will tell you what to do with them
free of charge. Graduate opticlan, New
York School of Optics.
Mr.. Stuart Jones has been sick at
his home. The Fins, near the city,
for several DAYS. He was much better
Thursday.
When your eyes need attention think
of the Norris Jewelry Store; they are
equipped to give you the full test and
guaratee satisfaction. Moderate prices
on frames and lenses. CTS Main St
Phone 200.
Mrs. B. T. Mason and son, Mr..
Joseph Mason, of Locust Grove, were
in the city Wednesday.
Clover Sale Everywhere you see the
clover leaf displayed at c. W. Jones,
there you will find bargains. Reduc-
tons in all summer goods.
Good for the eyes. our superior eye
glasses and spectacles. We adjust and
fit them 70 your eyes and guarantee
satisfaction. Glasses from 81 up. Eyes
tested free at 5. s. Kaufman 5, jewel
er and Optician.
When you buy Gold Medal flour
from W. L. Brannan you are buying It
from the mills agent: you therefore
save money. Sacks pc. Sc, Sl.6S,
s.. 80 and barrels $685.. Gold Medal 20
-four is the best flour milled in America
Try it and see for yourself.
How about your eyes? Are they
failing you? We tit and adjust Super
Tor Eve Glasses and Spectacles TO your
eyes and guarantee satisfaction. Eyes
tested free. Broken lenses correctly
matched. S. S. Kaufman, jeweler and
optician.
Studebaker vehicles are favorably
known everywhere. Decker and Alrich
have a full line Of these farm wagons,
spring wagons, surries, top and open
buggies. Good work at moderate prices.
See notice elsewhere of sale of
graded and registered stock of Mr..
Gilbert Westfall, Of Riverside Farm, in
Stafford.
Mrs. W. A. Smith and Miss Frances
Howard, OF Chatham, with Miss
Robb, Of "Gaymont, are spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. A. Dodd, who is sick at the
Mary Washington Hospital, continues
to improve.
Rev. L. R. Combs and family, Of
Lancaster county, are sojourning at the
home of Miss Darlington in Stafford
county.
Officer John T. Leavell, of Washing
ton, is in the city.
Master Otis Thompson, son Of Mr..
John Thompson, is sick with fever at
his home on Princess Anne st.
Mr.. NJ. c. Pates, who has had typhoid
fever for the past four weeks, is some
what improved.
Mr.. NJ. G. Willis, Jr. has returned
from a visit to friends in Richmond.
Mr.. B. P. Willis has returned from
Lignom, where his family is spending
the summer at the home Of Mrs. Willis
parents.
Mrs. B. S. Pates who has been sick
for some time, was not so well Thurs