The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-09-10
CURRENT COMMENTS


Kaufman, the jeweler, for jewelry.
Judge r. H. L. Chichester was at
Stafford c. H. Thursday.
Kaufman, the jeweler, for watches.
Mr.. Lee ]. Gravss has returned from
a business trip to Orange.
Go to Kaufman's for your fine jewelry.
Miss Ora Fogg, of Colonial Beach,
is in a guest of Mrs. j. N. Barney.
Watches for everybody at Kauf-
mans, the jeweler.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith, of King
George, were here Thursday en- route
to Atlantic City.
Bad eyes made to see well at kaut-
mans, the jeweler and opticlan.
Mr.. ]. Polk Cannon has returned
from Rapidan, where he spent the sum-
mer at the home of Prof. 5. w. Somer-
vile.
For a good Rubber Roofing call for
the "Rappahannoek". Sold by Decker
& Alrich.
Mr.. Hopkins. of the Hopkins Furni-
ture Co, of Richmond. was here We'd
nesday night guest of Mr.. A. b.
Young.
Wanted-You to see our large stock
of fine watches, jewelry and silver now
on display at Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mrs. H. II. Wallace and daughter,
Miss Ellen, left Thursday for ''Cleve'
King George, where they will spend
two weeks.
Our pure old apple vinegar will give
you perfect satisfaction and is the best
possible to obtain for picking purposes.
Price the gallon 35c. W. l.. Brannan.
Miss Alice Waller, of Garrisonville,
who has been a guest OF the Misses
Lee at Highland Home, in Stafford,
returned Thursday.
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.
MIR. B. D. Cooke, of Colonial Beach.
was in the city Wednesday. He owns
several fast trotters and was making
inquiries as to the races at the Fair.
The practical watch repairing done
at the reliable Norris Jewelry Store IS
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Miss Ida Gray returned here Tuesday
after a trip of several weeks TO New
York and the seashore and resumed her
duties at the Public School for the ses-
sion.
Ask to see our sl.O0 white quilts. j..
t. Lowery & Co.
DR.. R. II. Pratt. of Stormont. Mid
dlesex, came up on steamer wednesday
and has gone over to King George to
visit his brother, Mr.. Alexander Pratt,
who is critically i'll.
Oct. 9Th will be the last Wednesday
for time cards. Bring them with you
every Wednesday before that time.
Boston Variety Store. 1t
Mrs. Anna Keim, who has been sick
at the home of Mr.. w. J. Ford here for
several weeks, is well and moved back
to her home Friday.
We are showing the newest New
York styles in ladies' suits, skirts, shirt
waists and millinery. Wash suits and
dresses at the greatest sacrifice. The
T. N. Brent Store.
Mrs. C. J. Jones is critically i'll at
her home. She has trained nurse IN
attendance.
Carry all your old jewelry to the
Norris Store and have it repaired and
replated like new.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson left
Tappahannock Monday for Richmond,
where they will spend the winter
months. -Tidewater Democrat.
By having your eyes tested and fitted
with the proper glasses at the Norris
Jewelry Store means a permanent
pleasure. Yours to serve at our new
stand, GIG Main st.
Miss Ella Broaddus, of Glen Allen, is
visiting Mrs. A. G. Billingsley here.
The Big Drive Sale will be continued
to Saturday, Sept II. Get your share
of the bargains. Boston Variety Store.
DR.. Charles Burruss spent Thursday
in Washington the guest of his 9ister,
Mrs. Norvell Anderson.
Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick and Miss
Annie Brauer are working in the North
ern markets in interest of the up-to-
date millinery department OF Z. W.
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baden Tayloe, of King
George, were here Thursday. Mrs.
Tayloe left for Maryland to visit rela-
tives.
c. w. Jones and his milliner, Miss
Isabelle Riley, are in New York pur-
chasing the seasons best styles in mil
linery, silks, dress goods, tailored suits
and novelties.
Mrs. A. F. Newton. of this city, re-
ceived the dinner set free at Boston
Variety Store last Wednesday. u
Mr.. Michael Wallace was receiving
congratulations Friday on the arrival at
his home Of a biue-eyed little girl.