The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-09-24
CURRENT COMMENTS
Send on YOUR entries for the Fair.

Send on your entries for the Fair.
See Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes ad. in
this paper and in Saturday Evening
Post.
Mr.. p. X. Bauman is in the city
Make your entries for the Fair now.
Col. E. D. Cole was in Richmond
Thursday on business.
The T. N Brent Stores big fall
stock OF dress goods, silks. milli-
merry, ladies' and misses suits and
capes, fancy goods, etc. are here
Miss Carline Hirsh left Thursday
for Baltimore to visit friends.
Our pure old apple vinegar will give
possible to obtain for picking purposes.
Price the gallon S5c. w. l.. Brannan.
Mr.. n. b. Musselman was in
Washington Thursday on business.
Visit US during the fair. Special in
ducements offered on our entire stock
of fine watches, diamonds, Jewelry, sill
verwSre and novelties az ). ). kauf-
man s, the leWeier.
Miss Grace Vest. OF Richmond,
is guest of the Misses Barber.
For fertilizers and grass seed call on
Decker & Alrich. Try some of their
pure raw bone. 1t is is crop grower
and land improver.
Mr.. Fred w. Coleman was at
Spotsylvania Thursday on business
When visiting the fair come in and
inspect our handsome line of jewelry,
watches, diamonds, silverware and now
elites. Special reduced prices during
fair week at S. S. Kaufman's, the
jeweler.
Mr.. ]. b. Rawlings. of Balti-
more. is a guest of his father. Mr..
J. X. Rawlings.
c. w. Jones and his milliner, Miss
Isabel Riley, have returned from New
York, where they purchased big lot
of the best styles. in millinery, dress
goods, tailored suit. etc.
Mr.. Frank r. Fitzhugh, of Washing
ton, is here a guest of his brother, MIR.
Samuel Fitzhugh.
Now for beautiful. stylish goods. c.
W. Jones and his milliners are back
from New York and you know beauti-
full goods always follow them. Get
ready for fall. Jones has the goods.
Now that the long term of study
has commenced relieve the strain
on the ehild's eyes who needs glass
ha.
fitted at the reliable Norris Jew
elry Store. GIG Main street.
Mr.. c. S. Hooper, manager of the
Belvedere Farm. was in the city We'd
nesday. Mr.. Hooper has many i'm
provements on his handsome property.
Mrs. Otis G. Brooks, nee Kishpaugh.
will make her home at 2220 Madison
Ave-, Baltimore. the coming winter,
while her husband is travelling for his
firm.
Judge Alvin T. Embrey and
Judge r. H. l.. Chichester were in
Warrenton Thursday on business
They went in r. G. Hildrup's au-
tomobile.
Mrs. W. F. Coates is visiting friends
in Orange county.
Mr.. Edgar Cannon, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. J. p. Gam
mon, has resumed his studies at Theo-
logical Seminary, Richmond.
Mr.. Ebert Biscoe, son Of Mr.. r. L.
Bisoee, who is studying for the minis
try, made an interesting talk at the
Wednesday night service at the Bap-
fist Church.
Mr.C. H. Pierson, of Chestnut Val
ley" was in the city Friday.
Mr.. Arthur A. Fletcher. who has
been the guest of his mother for several
days, has gone TO Blacksburg to resume
his studies at the V. ?. l.
Work on the new residence of Mr..
w. w. Butzner on Charles street is
progressing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mr.. James Ashby. Of Mussel-
mans, were in the city Thursday.
New goods arriving daily at Bos-
ton Variety Store.
Ladies' white sweaters worth
$3.50, only $1.9S. Boston Variety
Store
Childrens bear skin coats $3.50
value; our price $1.9S. Boston Va
riety Store.
Messrs. John A. Gordon and Ma
son II. Willis spent Sunday at DR..
Gordon's, near the Wilderness.
Mr.. Paul Brown, son of Mr.. A.
F. Brown, State road engineer now
located in this city. left Thursday
for Roanoke. where he will take
course in civil and highway engi-
neering.
Miss Grace Musselman received
the free dinner set at Boston Va
riety Store last Wednesday