The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-08
CURRENT COMMENTS

Miss Alice G. Cole was in Washing
ton Thursday.
DR.. George II. Chewing was in
Richmond Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Rennolds and Mrs. E. K.
Martin spent Thursday in Richmond.
Mr. c. f. Gordon and son, Church
i'll. of Spotsylvania, was here Thurs
day
Miss Mamie Maury Quinn is visiting
her friend, Miss lnez Alexander at
Urbanna.
Get your Easter silk hosiery at Low
ery's. SOC and 81, black and whlte'
Mr. Geo. P. King was at Franconlaa
Thursday ON business for the hrm oi
Baker and Wallace.
The STYLES are the best now. Get year
gats from c. w. Jones now. Another
new lot received Saturday morning.
Mr. + c. Bell was out and at
business Thursday, after two
weeks attack of grip.
The biggest selling of hats we ever
had during opening days. More new
hats received Saturday morning. Get
yours. C. w. Jones.
Mrs. II. l.. Vaughan and little son,
of Logan, w. Va, are visiting Mrs.
Vaughan's sister. Mrs. c. f. Gordon,
near SpOtsylvania.
Buy your jewellery from Kaufman
the jeweler Right goods at right
prices.
Mr.. 0. +. Fleming was in Richmond
Thursday, called there by the illness OF
several days ago.
See the best 2 row corn planter at
Decker & Alrich's. Also single row
planters, disc and spike tooth harrows.
Mr.. E. B. WhitehSuse. salesman for
the Smith COghill Shoe Co., has re-
turned from a successful business trip
through the Northern Neck.
Attention is directed to the advt. of
Messrs. Larkin & Rodgers in this issue.
This firm has large up-to-date stock
and those wishing the latest in clothing
and gentlemen's furnishings would DO
well to examine the fresh and attrac-
tive lines at this store.
Mr.. 2. V. d. Conway returned Tues
day evening from Clifton Forge, where
he attended the Methodist conference.
He was much pleased with his trip.
Marquisettes. the much want
ed Dress Fabrics this season. in the
best colors. Mercerized, 25c; SILK
Finished. 39c; All Silk. 10 inches
wide. 81 and S1.25 per yard. The
T. \. Brent Store.
DR.. S. l.. Scott spent Thursday with
DIR. Harvey Gushing. who is connected
with Johns Hopkins Hospital IN Baltl-
more.
School Medals and Glass Pins
We are prepared to furnish schools
with medals and class pins in gold
and silver We carry in stock at
all times a nice assortment or such
and can supply them at short notice
Artistic hand engraving on same
free of charge. Mail orders prompt
~ filled at S S. Kaufman's. the jew
eler and optician.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kishpaugh has re-
turned from visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs Otis Brooks. in washing
ton.
You can always depend upon the
iewelry bought from the Norris
Jewelry Store. There is saving
and satisfaction in patronizing this
store for everything We offer you at
all times is precisely what We claim
Il to be. the kind that lasts. Our
windows show an excellent assort-
ment of beautiful goods at all times.
Phone 200, GIG Main street.
Sheriff John r. Connelle. OF
Richmond county. was here Thurs
day.
Weber wagons are built by men
who spent a lifetime studying how to
make easier running and better wagons.
They know just how. For the horse
sake get Weber at Chsncellor's.
Rev Ivan NJ. Green. of Stafford,
battalion chaplain. was here Thurs
day night and reported for inspec-
ton with the Washington Guards
this being the nearest company TO
his home.
Car of the best makes of open and
top Buggies, Spring Wagons and Sur,
reys Just in at Chancelor's Farmers
Supply Store.
Mr. W. G. Hicks, of Hicks Store
candidate for Commissioner Of Revenue
was in the city Thursday.
You will make no mistake in buying
a Farmers Friend Corn Drill or John
Deere Corn Planter at Chancellor
Farmers Supply Store.
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