The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-19
CURRENT COMMENTS

giving Day.
New millinery nearly every day.
c. w. Jones.
Mr.. John Euliss is critically i'll at his
home on Lewis street.
New lot Suits and Coats receiv-
ed Thursday at G. W. Jones.
Mr.. T. N. Brent, Jr.. went to Rich
mOnd Wednesday to see Ben Hur'
Samoset chocolates are the best
GOolrick sells them.
Mrs. J. W. Kube and sister, Miss
Ida Perry. of Locust Grove, were here
shopping Thursday.
Just the thing for your Au;0mo-
bile. one OF those genuine Indian
blankets. J. T Lowery & Co.
Rev. J. NJ. Perrig attended
meeting of the Catholic clergy In
Alexandria Wednesday.
Thanksgiving. Get ready for 1t,
for Thursday. Nov. "a Beautiful
Table Linen just received at c. W.
Jones.
Mr.. p. X. Bauman is having gran
oljthic pavement laid in front OF his
residence on south Main street.
We have succeeded in securing some
beautiful cameo brooches; in cut and
design, they are unsurpassed. The
Reliable Norris Store.
Miss Evelyn Crismond is now with
friends in Washington and will return
home soon, being very much improved.
The Norris Jewelry Store is daily re-
ceiving large shipments of fine goods.
Our Xmas line has been carefully Sc
lected and we invite your inspection.
DIR. J. n. Barney is having his home
on Princess Anne street painted.
Messrs. Rodgers & Revere are doing
the work.
The beautiful pieces of fall jewelry
this store is now showing consists OF
the finest and best in diamonds, watches,
rings, pendant necklaces, etc. The
Reliable Norris Store.
Major E. S. Ruggles was on the
streets Wednesday for the first time IN
four weeks. He was warmly greeted
by friends.
You surely have a saving opportu,
nity offered YOU now. Come quick and
make YOUR selection from this big stock
of women's and misses stylish suits and
coats. Your size is here whether 1t Is
small or large and at the price you
want 10 pay. The T. n. Brent Store.
Mr.. w. L. Brannan returned from
New York Wednesday where he had
been to buy Xmas goods for his Parlor
Grocery Store.
The freight depot Of the r.. F. & T.
r. r. will be closed on Thanksgiving
Day, November oath, 1910.
novl6-lt ~. CoA' Agent
DR. F.. w. Stiff passed through
the city Thursday. returning to his
home in Richmond after a visit to
relatives in Essex.
Our pure old apple vinegar will give
YOU perfect satisfaction and is the best
possible to obtain for picking purposes.
Price the gallon S5c. W. L. Brannan.
Mr. J. Burwell Leayell, who has
been visiting relatives in Spotsyl-
vania county, returned TO his home
in Philadelphia Thursday
Call on Decker & Alrich for Rap
pahannock Rubber Roofing. one,
two and three ply.
Miss Lucilla B. Yates left for Balti-
more Thursday TO be a guest for sew
eral weeks Of Mrs. Daniel B. Miller at
her country home near Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lane went to
CulPeper Wednesday, where Mrs. Lane
will visit her sister. Mrs. W. X. Rob
ertson. Mr.. Lane returned Thursday
evening.
Miss Helene Langford, Of StauntOn,
who has been visiting Miss Sue c.
Pittman here, left Wednesday for
short visit to Richmond before return
ing home.
Miss Elizabeth Coghill, of Fredericks-
burg, is the guest of Miss Katherine
Robinson. . Mrs. Jacqueline Smith,
of Fredericksburg, is in the city, en-
route from Danville to her home city.
Rich. Times-Dispateh.
Mr.. W. J. Martin, of UniOnville,
spent Thursday night here with friends.
Mrs. w. L. Messick, of Irvington, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. ?.
Rowe.
Mrs. Geo. Mills, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Armistead Cor
don, at the Wilderness.
Mr.. S. E. Eastburn left Friday for
Roanoke to attend the Baptist General
Association as a delegate from the
Baptist Church here.
Mrs. John T. Leavel returned to her
home in Washington Thursday after
visit to relatives here and in Spotsyl
vania county.
Messrs. John T. Leavell, Of Wash
ington, A. w. Embrey, w. w. Butzner
and A. S. Haislop, of this city, spent
Friday hunting on the farm Of Mr.. W.
J. Butzner.
Mrs. o. II. Sherman is a guest Of
relatives at Cambridge, Md.
Six short weeks to Xmas. Remem-
Der we lay aside any article N our
large stock of fine watches, diamonds,
jewelry upon payment of a small de-
post at S. S. Kaufman's gift store.
Mrs. w. H. Bowler, son and daugh-
ter, of Locust Grove, were here shop
ping Thursday.
Select your Xmas gifts now while
stock is complete. Never have we
shown such an array of suitable arti-
cles in fine jewelry, diamonds, etc. S.
S. Kaufman, 1.-THE gift store. -
Miss Matilda Grammer Thornton.
who spent the summer at Culpeper.
Is a guest of Mrs. Linthicum.
DR.. j. Elwood Knight, of Bristers-
burg, was in the city Friday to settle
up his accounts as administrator of his
mother.