The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-21
CURRENT COMMENTS


Washington Saturday
Corn planters, corn planters, corn
drills. Car just in. Chancellor makes
the price.
Mrs. r. r. Roberts, of Richmond, Is
a guest of Miss Alice 6. Cole.
100 doz. 1896 buck towels TO move
ouickly. We have marked the price
81 .OO Der doz. J. T. Lowery q Co.
Mr. Robert Wiser is spending
several DAYS with his mother mere
A few good suits for women and
misses that must be soid QUICK
The r. n. Brent store
Hon NJ. X. Lowry passed through
the civ saturday enroute 10 Wash
ington
The Imperial Pillow. The best on
the market. For sale by Fredericks
burg Buggy co.
MIR ChaA +. Wright will sing a
solo at eacAscrvice at the Baptist
church Sunday.
The Imperial Pillow. The best on
the market. For sale by Fredericks
burg. Buggy Co.
Mr.. Henry Moncure and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Wallace, of Stafford
were in the city Saturday.
Invest your Christmas money in a
lasting gift of jewelry or silverware.
=. - = ~ol;oklo NOrric Iaualrv Store
GIG Main st.
Mrs. Kate Wiginton and son. Harvey, Of
Stafford. have returned from visit to
Mrs. Miller, of Belmont, New Jersey.
Mrs. Geo. w. Garrett, of Washing
ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. +. ID.
Smith, here.
Mrs. Richard Gibson. of Alexandria,
who has been guest of her sister, Mrs.
c. r. Howard, at Kenmore, returned
home Saturday.
We can sell you any size of the genu-
inc Oliver Chilled Flows and Casting,
also Farmers Friend and Dixie Flows
and repairs. Decker & Alrich.
Rev. r. F. Staples, pastor of Orange
Baptist church. Orange, Va, with Mrs.
Staples is spending several days with
MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Phillips on Weldon
street.
Chancellor wants to see you. Stop at
his store where you will find the largest
and best stock of farming implements
ever seen in Fredericksburg. u
Mr.. and Mrs. & Moffett King
of Richmond. are visiting the ram
ily of Mr.. William Scott. Mrs. h. S
father.
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.
Miss Jessie Hough left Saturday
for a visit to her brother, Professor
Theodore Hough at University OF
Virginia.
Headquarters for Is X seamless wed
ding rings in Tiffany, broad and nat
oval shapes. Expert hand engraving
given free in each ring sold. The ke-
liable Norris Jewelry Store.
Messrs. Chas d. Foster and VIM
w. Butzner were at Stafford c. II.
Saturday on legal business.
We would be glad if you will call and
take look at our Disc and peg har-
rows before buying. We buy IN car
lots and can save you money at Ohan-
cellor's Farmers Supply Store.
Mr.. Eugene W. Phillips. of Tap
pahannock. came up by steamer Fri
day night to join Mrs. p. They are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. ). PM
lips.
Full stock of wedding gifts of sterling
flat and hollow ware, Hawkes. hanc
cut glass and fine American and I'M
ported hand-painted china will be tounc
At the up-to-date Norris Jewelry Store
GIG Main st.
Arthur Thomas. colored. died a
his home near Leayells. Saturday
aged 20 years. He is survived b!
his mother and one sister.
The roof of the Presbyterian ehurcf
has been repaired and painted. MI u
s. Berry did the work.
Mr. Eugene Bailey has accepted
nosition with Mr.. E. J. Cain, the
plumber, and entered upon his duties
Monday.
Mr.. John B. Cox. of Alexandra
spent Sunday in the city.
We hear that some of the people
thought Jones' white and wash good
sale Closed Saturday night. This IS
mistake. the sale continues until 1ur
Their notice. Great attractions all Uni
week.
Mr.. ]. Conway Chichester was Il
Richmond Monday.
Miss Edna c. Garner. of Spotsyl
vania county, was the guest OF ne
cousin, Miss Lucy NJ. kuoe'
Orange. during the past week.
Orange Observer.
Mrs. o. H. Sherman. accompanle
by her little nephew. William Josla
Rowe. of Fredericksburg, arrive
Monday to spend a while with Cap
and Mrs. w. l.. Messick.-Nirgini
Citizen. Irvington.
Mrs. L. A. Chappelle, of Waverly
and Mrs. +. f. Cobb, of Blackstone
are here to attend the Chappelle- Row
wedding at Brompton Tuesday nigh
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Rowe.
Miss May Carmichael, Of Cincinnati
and Miss Constance Wheeler, OF bu
lington. Vermont, bridesmaids in III
Chsppelle- Rowe wedding, are guest
at Brompton.
Mr.. E. G. Hefiin was in Richmor
Monday.
Mr.. Frank P. Stearns was in Rlcl
mOnd Monday.
Mr.. L. c. Garrett was at Ruth'
Glen Monday on business.
Prizes for card parties-We make
speciality of supplying prizes sultaD
for card parties, in gold and silv'
novelties, etc, and offer them at mo
enticing prices. Drop in and see OF
large collection at S. 5. Kaufman u
Jeweler.
Miss Lizzie Fitzpatrick has acceptt
a position at the Silk Mills.
Miss Fannie Stoffregen has acceptt
position with C. II. Montgomery
Co
Mr.. w. N. Blake spent Sunday hel