The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-03-28
CURRENT COMMENTS

was in the city Saturday.
Buy the John Deere and Case two
horse corn planters at Chancellor S.
Mr.. John F. Gouldman. Jr. vas
at Quantico Saturday
A watch, you said? It's ready foi
you at S. S. Kaufman's, the jeweler
Hon. c. r. Coleman. of Marye'
was in the city Saturday.
For spring wagons. open and top
buggies, 60 to Chancellor's Farmers !,
Supply Store. "%''-'
Deputy Sheriff r. NJ. Waller o'
Spotsylvania. was here saturday
For the best one-horse corn drill buy
the Farmers Friend corn drill just
in at Chancellor
Mrs. Helen Wheeler is quite SICK at
her home.
EASTER OPENING THURSDAY,
FRI0AY AND SATURDAY OF this
week. The I. n. Brent Store.
NIAGARA double tip silk gloves, black
"a sbi,e guarantee ticket given
with each pair. J. T. Lowery x Go.
Rev. A. 7. Lynn. of stafford. was
here Saturday.
Call ON Decker & Alrich for the
Studebaker Farm Wagons. high or low
wheels. Also Farmers Handy Trucks.
Miss Bernice Kemingham. of
Washington is visiting Mrs. ". j.
Chewing here.
Mccormick spring tooth harrows,
Brown peg tooth harrows, John Deere
and Mccormick disc harrows at Chancel-
lor's.
Mr.. and Mrs b. =. Willis left
saturday for a visit to Mrs. VS.
parents. Prof. and Mrs. Harris, near
Iignum, Culpeper county.
Bad eyes made to see well, at Kauf-
mans, the jeweler and optician. Best
glasses fitted at lowest prices. Eyes
examined free.
Prof. s. W. Somerville has returned
from Louisville, where he went IN the
interest of the Assembly Home and
School.
Capt. T. c. Chandler returned
from Mangum. y. c., Saturday,
where he attended the funeral OF
his brother. Mr.. r. W Chandler.
Miss johnson, who is buyer for The
L. N. Brent Store millinery department
and who is now in the market IN search
of the newest creations. will be here 10
time for our opening, Thursday, FRIDAY
and'Saturday of this week.
Prof. f. II. Russell has returned
from A trip to New York. Cornell
University and other institutions IN
the interests of the state Norman
school here. OF which he Is presi- /
dent
Mrs. Lucy Murdaugh Ellison, oil
Washington. was in the city Satur-
dav> for few hours calling on
friends Mrs. Ellison is a daugh- I
ter of the late DR.. +. c. Murdaugh,
former rector Of Trinity church ana
has a great many friends here.
Lodge Emblems. We have constantly +
IN hand a large assortment Of lodge .
embIems-pins, buttons and charms -
X of P. Masonic, Odd Fellows-ln .
fact. emblems Of every lodge. We IN .
wife your inspection. S. 5. Kaufman
the jeweler.
Mrs. Berthe Ihacker. who has been
IN at a hospital in Richmond Tor sqKe
lime. has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn home. Her sister. Mrs. koht. /
Calneal. went for her Friday, return .
ing here Saturday.
You can always depend upon the
jewelry bought from the MOTIFS
Jewelry Store. There is saving
and satisfaction in patronizing THIS
store for everything We offer You al
all times is precisely what we claim
II to be. the kind that lasts. Our
windows show an excellent assori-
ment Of beautiful goods at all times.
Phone 200. GIG Main street.
Miss Inez Alexander, who has been
EMPLOYED at Marcellus, Mich, for some
months. arrived Wednesday for a VISIT
10 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. .
Alexander. - Southside Sentinel, Ur- +
hanna.
:. The STYLES are the best now. Get your
hats from C. w. Jones now. Another
new lot received Saturday morning
Miss Laura Matthews, Of Baltimore.
Miss Edith Keene and Mrs. Geo. T. 4
King. of this city. all experienced
milliners. are with The l. n. Brent
Store Easter Opening Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday Of this week.
Rev. W. J. Morton preached at st.
James church, Leesburg. at the serv-
ice on Wednesday and Thursday, even
ings. Alexandria Gazette.
Mr.. Carter Jett and family left Mon /
day for Baltimore, where they have 90,
tanned employment in a factory ana
will make their home.
The biggest selling of hats we ever
had during opening days. More new
hats received Saturday morning. 1et I
yours. c. w. Jones.
Mr.. Jos. c. Boxley was in Richmond
Monday in the interest Of the u. q H.
Clothing Company.
Miss Lille Trevett, Of Glen Allen, /
returned home Monday after spending I
several daya here with her relative I
Mrs. Almedia F. Rowe.
Mr.. Douglas Young, who is employ
ed in Martinsburg, W. Va, spent Sun
day with his family here.
Messrs. Lee J. Graves. F. Al.
Chichester and John F. Gouldman'
Jr.. left Sunday for Tappahannock,
where Mr.. Graves. as trustee, Will
sell at public auction the Mt. Pros
Dect Farm in Essex county.
Mr.. 0. H. Sherman, purser oil the
steamer Lancaster, is quite SICK
with a deep cold at his home here
Mr.. C.. W. Weldon and daughter
Miss Eta Weldon, of King george
county. were in the city Monday
Ms. Charles H. Loving, Of Orange
died at the University Hospital, Char
Iottesville, Tuesday, aged 81 years;
She is survived by her husband and
one brother. Burial was at Barbours-