The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-10-08
CURRENT COMMENTS
Paw your city taxes now.


Mr.. Thos. l.. Hunter was in the
city Thursday.
Don't forget to pay your city taxes.
Mr.. w. l.. Brannsn is in Rich
mond attending the fair.
You can save the penalty by paying
your city taxes now.
Miss Lille l.. Rivers, of Bal
timore. is a guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Frank X. Tyler.
See Stein Bloch Smart Clothes ad. in
this paper and in Saturday Evening
Post.
Mr.. John II. Patterson is in Rich
mond. where he has position with
the street car line.
II is conceded by the ladies that
]. T. Lowery & Co.'S Hats are the
prettiest.
Supt. Jas. X. Powers. National
Cemetery San Antonio, Texas. is
visiting Supt. Jefferys at the Ma
tional Cemetery.
Brent's Millinery Department has
been very attractive this week and has
been extensively patronized. This store
employs the best millinery talent
obtainable, which makes it easy to
furnish stylish and becoming millinery.
Miss Nellie Somerville and Mr.. Wilson
Somerville are improving.
Our special opening days are
TO be Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. October
5. 6. Z, s, 8. Everybody in
vited. c. w. Jones.
Mr.. Stewart McBryde arrived here
Thursday from Birmingham, Ala,
where he is employed with the Sea-
board Air Line R. R., to be with his
his father, who has been i'll. He found
DR.. McBryde much improved.
Rare beauty. rare bargains, rare
styles. rare displays are for you at
c. w. Jones' at the opening for
the week, beginning Tuesday, Oct
4th, and continuing to closing hour
the following Saturday.
Judge T. R. b. Wright. OF Tappa-
hammock, was here Wednesday night
a guest OF Mr.. ST. Geo. r. Fttzhugh
and left for home by steamer Thurs
day.
Jones fall opening and grand dis
play of Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies
Ready-to-wear Garments of every
sort, millinery. for the week be-
ginning Tuesday. Oct. 4th. We want
everybody here. c. w. Jones.
Mr.. ]. Taylor Thornton. of Port
Royal, was in the city Thursday en-
route home. He left by steamer
Now that the long term of study
has commenced relieve the strain
on the child's eyes who needs glass
es by having their eyes properly
fitted at the reliable Norris Jew
elry Store. 619 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Todd, of Stat
ford. were here shopping Wednes-
day.
For fertilizers and grass seed call on
Decker & Alrich. Try some Of their
pure raw bone. 1t is is a crop grower
and land improver.
Mr.. Scott T. Stephens, of Brock
Road. returned from Richmond Fair on
Thursday.
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.
Mrs. o. ]. Owens and daughters,
Misses Rena and Annie Owens, have
returned from Richmond, where they
attended the Fair.
How about that wedding gift? You
can easily select a suitable gift from
our large and varied stock of silver and
cutglass. No matter how little or much
you wish to spend, we can please you.
S. S. Kaufman. the jeweler.
Mrs. Bernice F. Hart, who has been
at the Mary Washington Hospital for
some time, was taken to her home in
Stafford Thursday.
Get next" to our large line of we'd
ding gifts in silver and cutglass, at 5.
s. Kaufman's, the jeweler.
DR.. John L. Lewis, of Bethesda, Md.
is a guest of Judge R. H. L. Chiches-
ter in Stafford.
The work of laying the new sewer on
Washington Ave, is progressing well.
Watches to suit every taste and fancy
at most enticing prices. at S. S. Kauf-
mans, the jeweler.
Prof. A. B. Chandler, Jr., State
school examiner, has gone to Lancaster
c. H., to attend the Teachers lnsti-
tute there Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. C. O'Conor Goolrick and Miss
Jennie Maitland left Tueseay for Hail
fax Co. where they will be the guests