The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-09
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr.. Ben Purvis was in Richmond
Tuesday.
Mr.. w. H. Peden was in Washing
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Rose, of Petersburg. is
here on business.
100 doz. lSx36 truck towels to move
quickly. We have marked the price
Sl.00 per doz. J. T. Lowery q To-
Mr.. G. Brown Boulware left Tues
day for Richmond.
Chancellor can make you the best
price on red spool barb wire. Dc Go q oI y
until you see him.
Mr. F. w. Feuerherd left Tues
day for Baltimore
Go to Chaneellor's Farmers supply
Store for American steel woven wire
fencing. Car just IN
Mr. Chas. H. Hurkamp was in
Washington Tuesday.
Chancellor sells more wagons than al
the other dealers put together. why
because he sells the Weber, the best.
Mr. John c. Melville. OF Cham
hersburg. Pa. was here Tuesday on
business.
When YOU want the best manure
spreaders call at Chcnccllor's Farmers
Supply Store and see the Goth Century
Kemp.
Mrs. Brawner Cafes. of Richmond.
rs visiting her mother, Mrs. R b.
Merchant.
Invest your Christmas money IN
lasting gift Of jewelry or sllverware.
from the reliable Norris Jewelry Store
6l9 Main st.
Messrs. S. c. Calvert and w. b.
Garnett. of Washington. spent Sun
day with friends here.
We can sell you any size of the genu-
inc Oliver Chilled Plows and Casting.
also Farmers Friend and Dixie sPlows
ard repairs. Decker & Alrich.
Mr.. James Ashby. superintendent
OF schools for Stafford and King
George. was here Tuesday
The biggest white and wash goods
sale Jones has ever held. Because the
biggest stock, the biggest values and
the biggest variety Jones ever offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Henderson
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Carver, in this city
We hear that some of the people
thought Jones' white and wash goods
sale closed Saturday night. This Is
mistake. the sale continues until iur-
Their notice. Great attractions all this
week.
Rev. DR.. T. 5. Dunaway lef'
Monday FOR Richmond to attend a
meeting of Board of trustees Of
Richmond College
Full stock of wedding gifts Of sterling
flat and hollow ware. Hawkes. hand
cut glass and fine American and i'm
ported hand painted china will be found
at the up-to-date Norris Jewelry Store,
GIG Main st.
Mr.. John w. Stone, of Garrett
Park. Md, who spent Sunday here
returned home Monday. Mrs. Stone
is still improving at hospital here.
Headquarters for IS K seamless we'd
ding rings in Tiffany, broad and nat
oval shapes. Expert hand engraving
given free in each ring sold. The Re
liable Norris Jewelry Store.
Mr.. A. R. Bauman. of the firm
of ]. l. Bowler & Co. left Tuesday
for Guinea to install an electric light
ing system for Messrs. Blaydes and
Mills.
The watch store-all kinds, all quail
ties, all prices, and each watch the
best at its price, whatever the price.
Everyone fully guaranteed 10 give
absolute satisfaction. Just call IN ana
see our complete line at S. S. kaut-
mans, the jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Rheine, Of
Washington are visiting the family OF
Mr.. b. Goldsmith.
Mr.. f. G. Helm was in Richmond
Wednesday on business.
Miss Mary peterborough. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. d
II. Knox, left here Wednesday ioi
a visit TO friends at LOTIONS, Va.
Mr. H. Wallace Garner left We'd
nesday for a business trip to Alex
andria and Manassas.
Mr.. J. H. Cole had the misior
tune to lose a good horse seyera
days ago. This is the second morse
he has lost within the last rev
months.
Benz. Bumbrey and Alvin Coleman
have rented the store-roOm formerly
occupied by L. Wormley & Co. on Com
merce St, and will open a grocery
store within the next few days.
DR.. J. D. Pulliam has returned to hi
home in Spotsylvania after visit u
Mr.. Lee j. Graves here.