The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-03-07
CURRENT COMMENTS

ington Saturday.
Mr.. Eugene H. Willis, of Culpeper
county was here Saturday.
New Wash silks for Shirt Waists
in Hair Line Stripes. so cents the
yard. j. r. Lowery x Co.
Invest your Christmas money in
lasting gift of jewelry or silverware'
from the reliable Norris Jewelry Store
GIG Main st.
Mr.. A. d. Tapscott continues very III
at his home on Hanover ST.
Inst take a look at the windows OF
the Norris jewelry store ana ue son-
WINGED it is the place to buy everything
in the iewelrv line.
Mr. NJ G. Willis, Jr., has return
ed from a visit TO Richmond
Mr.. c. w. Jones left Monday for the
Northern markets on a buying trip
Mr. E A. Solan is out again. at
ter severe attack of sciatica
r w Jones milliners have been in
the Northern markets for the past two
weeks c. w. Jones left today to join
them. He goes on buying trip.
Miss Lucy Cox, of stafford. was
in the city Saturday shopping.
The success of the Norris jew elry
store is based on honesty and quailty.
Watches, diamonds, rings, brooches, lock-
cts, bracelets, in fact anything IN the
jewelry line sold with the guarantee
that guarantees.
Capt. W. b. Warren. of SpOtsyi-
yania. was in the city saturday
We are showing a complete new line
of women's and misses stylish spring
suits in the new spring shades. Call
and look them over All winter suits
at great sacrifice. The I. n. Brent
Store.
Mr.. E. NJ. Braxton. of Newport
News. is here visiting his mother
and sisters.
The Imperial Pillow. The best on
the market. For sale by Fredericks
burg Buggy Co.
Mr.. F. w. Sanford, of Newport
News. came up Friday night to
spend a few days in Spotsylvama
county. looking after his farms.
The Imperial Pillow The best on
the market For sale by Fredericks
burg Buggy Co.
Mrs. ]. Warren Blanton, OF Rich
mond. is the guest of Mrs. Minnie
T. Tompkins on Prince Edward St
We can sell you any size Of the genu-
me Oliver Chilled Flows and Casting.
also Farmers Friend and Dixie Flows
and repairs. Decker 4 Alrich.
MFR Jno. b. Terrell. of Homedale'
was in the city Saturday and re-
ports the roads improved and the
sick getting better.
Your eyes are the most precious
things you have and should be taken
care of. We examine your eyes free
and guarantee satisfaction. Glasses
from Sl.00 up at $. ). kaufman s.
Jeweler and Cptican.
Mrs. D. r. Stansbury and son, OF
Alexandria, who have been visiting Dr:
and Mrs. j. G. King, have returned
home.
Cash paid for old gold and silver or
taken in exchange for new goods at D.
S. Kaufman's.
Miss Ida Evelyn Gray and Miss
Mamie Maury Quinn are spending
the weekend in Washington. guests
of Miss Z. Ethel Cliff
Wanted-lOOO workingmen TO bring
their watches, clocks and ]ewelry lot
repairing to SIS. Kaufman, Jeweier ana
optician. All work guaranteed and our
charges are always moderate.
Mrs. John Erwin. of Fork. Nd.
who has been a guest Of her sister.
Mrs. F. T. Convey, has return
ed home.
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Hancock
who have been sick Tor sew
eral weeks. are better Mr. Han
cock is walking around his room.
Mr.. l.. c. Garrett was at Bowling
Green Monday.
Miss Lena Rowe. who has been
visiting her old home here. has re-
turned TO Clifton Springs, y. Y. al
ter spending several days with
friends in Washington.
Mr.. Daniel Pitts was at Sum
nit Monday.
Miss Carrie McCracken. who has
been very i'll in New York. is much
improved. Miss MOllie McCracKeh'
who has been with her for several
weeks. returned home saturday
Mrs. w. E. Moncure is visiting rela-
tives in Washington.
Mr.. w. B. Quinn, of Richmond
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home here.
Mr. John w. Daniel. of Washing
ton was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Shepherd Sunday
Mr. A F. Brown was in Culpeper
Sunday TO attend the funeral OF MI,
John NJ. Colvin, a prominent ROAD
contractor.
Mr.. c. W. Jones left Monday Tor
a northern business trip.
Mr.. ]. c. Boxley left Monday LOT
a business trip to the Valley in the
interest of the G. d II. Clothing
Company
Messrs. c. S. Gibson and 7. +. Shell
ton. of Mineral, were here Monday.
DR. ]. P. Stiff was in Richmond
Monday in connection with the state
Dental Board, of which ne is secretary.
Mr.. Chas. L. Brooks left Monday
for Richmond, where he has accepted
position.