The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-15
CURRENT COMMENTS


Col f. d. Cole was in Richmond
Wednesday.
Norris, headquarters for jewelry and
silverware.
Miss Alice Cole was in Washington
Wednesday.
The Norris Store pays the best price
for old gold and silver.
Mr.. Stuart Tansill left Wednesday
for Detroit.
Cash maid for old gold and silver Jew
elrv bv s. S. Kaufman, the Jeweier'
President w. c. whitner, of the
Power Co., is here.
Ak vour friends where they get ex-
merit watch repairing. They will say,
The Norris Store.
Mr. w. d. Scott was in Washington
and Baltimore Wednesday.
A great money saving time on very
desirable goods at c. w. Jones' for two
weeks. Sale in full swing today.
Mrs. James A. Thompson, of Rich
mond, is guest of Mrs. w. A. Bell.
Big lot collar jabots and fancy goods
lust received at Mrs. ID. Z. Smith &
Co.'S. Come early and get some of these
stylish articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bode and Mrs.
Augusta Bode left Wednesday Tor
Washington.
Lowery & Co. are offering very
special prices on cold weather com
modities, such as suits. coats, blankets
and winter millinery.
Rev. w. S. jackson, who is still at
the Mary Washington Hospital, had
slight relapse Wednesday morning, but
was better in the afternoon.
Take advantage Of the sale of ladies'
suit coats, dress goods, blankets, under,
wear, ETC., at c. W. Jones. Started
Jan. Sth, runs for two weeks.
Mr.. T. r. Binford, of Richmond, dis
trict traffic chief of the Bell Telephone
Co.. was in the city Tuesday and wed
nesday. a guest of Mr.. j. 5. Jones, the
local manager of the company.
Wanted-You to know that 5. ).
Kaufman. the jeweler, repairs watches,
clocks and jewelry in a satisfactory
manner, promptly, and his charges are
always reasonable.
During the fire Tuesday night MIR.
John Larkin, son Of Mr.. Tom Larkin,
had a narrow escape. He climbed on
his grandfather house to put water on
the roof, slipped and fell. but fortunate
ly landed on his feet when he struck
the ground.
Master Geo. Gouldman, better known
as ''Toadie,'' got a prize, watch ana
81 in cash, for selling the largest num-
Der of Saturday Evening Posts IN the
State during December. Toadie Is
hustler and popular boy.
MIR. R. V. Turner and wife, of
Woodlawn, King George, had tine son
born to them on New Years Day. "A
New Years gift to Mr.. Turner.
Remember your friends this Christ
mas with beautifully finished photo
graph of yourself or family. The Davis
Gallery is the place to have it made.
Don't delay.
The home of Henry Dunkins, colored,
in Stafford, was burned to the ground
Wednesday. There was no insurance.
The pre-inventory sale of ladies' and
misses suits, cloaks, skirts, dress
goods, fannels, underwear, millinery,
etc, is in full operation at c. W. Jones
now for two weeks. Don't miss being
there.
Mr.. Ashby Moncure, of California, is
a guest of his brother, Mr.. Frank u.
Moncure, of Stafford.
so ladies and misses new stylish co&e
suits just purchased from Phliadel-
phia manufacturer very cheap for cash.
Some as good and some better than we
have ever offered before for $500.
You NAV have your pick of this big lot
for 1915. The T. N. Brent Store.
Mr.. Gerald Waldo Hart, president Of
The Hart Manufacturing Co., Hart
ford. Conn, and son, George Hegeman
Hart, spent the holidays visiting Mrs.
Ida D. Jaynes at Benvenue, Spotsyl-
vania county.
By investing your Christmas money
in a lasting piece of jewelry or silver
ware finely engraved, from the Norris
Store. YOU will have constant remind
er of the giver.
Mr.. Robert Lindsay Jaynes and
daughter, Miss Margaret Lindsay
Jaynes, have been spending the holi-
DAYS at their home, Benvenue, Spotsyl-
vania county. They left for Pitts,
burg Wednesday night, accompanied
by Miss Luella Virginia Jaynes.
How about your eyes? We fit and
adjust superior eyeglasses and spec
tacles to them. Eyes tested free. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. S. S. kaufman,
the jeweler and optican.
Mr.. c. H. Pierson, Of Chestnut
Valley" Caroline, was here Wednesday.
DIR. w. A. Harris and Mr.. Geo. W..
Perry, of Spotsylvania, were in the city
Wednesday.
When you buy "Gold Medal flour
from w. l.. Brannan you are buying 1t
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c., SIC. 81: 60,
81. SO and barrels $6.65. Gold Medal
flour is the best -four milled in America.