The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-03-16
CURRENT COMMENTS

Col. R. C. Blaydes, of Spotsylvania
was here Tuesday.
Shower proof Foulards. Every piece
tested with water before selling il.
Jones has them.
Mr.. A. 2. Dempsey was at Brooke
Tuesday on business.
Wash Silks. Fifteen beautiful de-
signs and figures. Every piece has been
boiled and tested. c. w. Jones has
them.
Mr.. T.. l.. Perry is visiting IN
Washington for several days.
They have been busy at The T. N.
Brent Store receiving and marklhe
their large spring stock. which Is ABOUT
complete.
Mr.. F. NJ. Agan, of MaryIahu' -
here for q short while on business
cash paid for old gold and silver or
taken in exchange for new goods at D
s. Kaufman
Miss Fannie Moneure is quite SICK
at her home on Prince Edward 81
The Imperial Pillow. The best on
tba market For sale by Fredericks
burg Buggy Co.
Miss Lucy F. Green. of SpOtsyl-
vsnia. left Tuesday for visit to Wash
ington.
The Imperial Pillow. The best on
the market. For sale by Fredericks
burg Buggy Co.
Mrs. A. j. Boiling left Tuesday for
Garrisonville, TO visit her mother, who
is quite sick.
For Disc Harrows and Disc Guilt
vators go to Chancellor's Farmers Sup
ply Store. Chancellor makes the price.
MIR. Leslie Myers, of Flat Run. Or
snge county, is sick in hospital IN
Washington, N. {.
For Chicken Wire, Hog Wire. Bull
Wire, Barb Wire, go to Chancellor's
Farmers Supply Store.
Mr.. Stuart Tansill left Tuesday for
Washington and Baltimore, after a
visit to his parents here.
When in the market for the best
wagon made or sold, buy the Weber,
king Of all. at Chancellor's Farmers
Supply Store.
Mrs. Philip Roy. Of Washington, who
has been visiting Mrs. w. II. Fitzhugh
here, returned home Tuesday.
Chancellor has just gotten a car load
of Brown so and 60 peg tooth Harrows.
Give him a call. ml4l3t
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Bradley. of Balti-
more, spent Tuesday here with his
mother, Mrs. W. f. Bradley.
Go to Chancellor's Farmers Supply
Store for Farmers Friend and John
Dens Cornplanters. Car load just re-
ceived. Chancellor makes the price.
anted-lOOO workingmen TO bring
their watches, clocks and Jeweiry for
repairing to ). S. Kaufman, Jeweler and
optician. All work guaranteed and our
charges are always moderate.
Mr.. Alexander Fitzhugh left Tues
day for New York, after a visit here
to her mother, Mrs. w. Ii. Fitzhugh.
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.OO up at 5. $. kaufman s,
Jeweler and Optician.
MIR. Geo. Calamos has rented the
store next to the 4. n. Brent Store
and will occupy same next month as
fruit store.
You can always depend upon the
jewelry 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 assert
Inent of beautiful goods at all times.
Phone 200. 619 Main street.
Messrs. W. F. Leacock and Ford
Walker left Tuesday for Henderson
N. c., where they are engaged IN the
plumbing in the public building there
for Mr.. Geo. w. Heflin.
Wanted-To get in communication
with an experienced person in saving
lumber. who can furnish mill and teams
and operate in Calvert Co, Nd. Address
N. W. BORNE, Port Republic, Calvert
Co, Nd. lmlo-5t-so'eOu
Rev. II. II. Barber has returned
from Falls Church. where he has been
holding q mission for ten days.
Mr.. Arthur Brown. of Philadelphia,
is in the city.
Mrs. Jno. w. Daniel, Of Washington,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Geo.
W. Shepherd here, returned home wed
nesday.