The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-03-18
CURRENT COMMENTS

. The condition of Mr.. A. ID. Tapscott
is not improved.
Mr.. c. E. Gordon, of Spotsylvania,
was here Thursday.
Mr.. John Gormley, of Stafford county,
was here Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Cook were III
Richmond Wednesday.
Mr.. b. S. Pates was at BROOKE
Thursday on business.
Mr.. ID. L. Griffis. of Rectory. was
in the city Wednesday
Mrs w A. Bell and Miss Matte
Tansill are visiting relatives m WASH
ington.
Mr. s. S. Bradford has returned
from Florida very much improved IN
health.
Master Clarence Tansill has returned
IN his home in Washington, after
visit 10 his grand arents here.
Mr. A. McKenna. the expert ac-
countant who hes been engaged III The
shirt company suit here. returned TO
New York TLurs day
Cash paid for Old gold ard silver CT
taken in exchange for Pw goods al ;.
>. Kaufman's.
Mrs. 0. NJ. Reeves. of Washington.
is visiting her sister Mrs Z. H..
Goodrich. here.
For Disc Harrows ard Disc Cuk.-
vators go to Chancellor Farmers SUI
ply Store ChsocellOr makes the price.
Miss Nora Goodrich left last
Thursday for a visit to friends IN
Lancaster county.
For Chicken Wire. Hog Wire. Bull
Wire. Barb Wire, go to Chancellor :
Farmers Supply Store.
Mr.. Stuart Jones is visiting the
northern markets in the interest OF
the c. W. Jones store.
When in the market for the best
wagon made or sold, buy the Weber,
king of all, at Chancellor's Farmers
Supply Store.
Mr.. c. +. Layton left Thursday
Tor bAlllInOTt III the luttAtot " hHN
Jas. T. Layton clothing store
Chancellor has just gotten car load
Giv,s him a call ml4l3t
Mr.. J. Henry Adams returned to
Washington Thursday. after spend
ing several days with relatives here
Go to Chancellor's Farmers Supply
Store for Farmers Friend and John
Dens Cornplanters. Car load just re-
ceived. Chancellor makes the price.
The Teachers Training Glass. Mrs
Gibson instructor. will meet at p.
m. in the parish house. A welcome
for all
Wanted-lOOO workingmen to bring
their watches, clocks and Jewelry lot
repairing to SIS. Kaufman, jeweler and
optician. All work guaranteed and our
charges are always moderate.
Mr. W. p. Hunter, who has been
visiting here for several days. re-
turned TO the University of Mary
land Thursday.
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 $l.0O up at $. ). kaufman $,
Jeweler and Cptician.
Miss Jeanette Timms returned to
Richmond wednesday, after attend
ing the funeral of her uncle. Mr.. w.
c. Turner. here.
Look in Jones' window and on Jones
second floor for the very latest IN
tailormade suits and dresses. Make
selections now.
Mr.. w. f. Marshall left Wednes-
day for his home at Colonial Beach
having attended the funeral OF Mr.
W. G.. Turner here.
The best style suits, the best style
dresses. the newest silks are all hao
early in the season. c. W. Jones has
beautiful line.
Mr.. Arthur Brown left Wednes-
day night for his home in Philadei-
phia. after testifying again in the
Shirt Factory case.
The T. n. Brent Store has added to
their large force of milliners another
experienced milliner who has acceptably
filled some good positions in larger
cities.
Mr.. Irving f. Jones has returned
to his work in North Carolina, after
spending several days with his faml-
ly on Weldon street.
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 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.
Miss Mary Lindsay. who has been
visiting Miss Nora Gooirick here,
returned to her home at Sandy
Springs. Md. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Conway. OF
New York, who have been visiting
Mr.. Conway's uncle, Mr.. p. V. d.
Conway. and family here. returned
home Wednesday
Mrs. Leila ID. Quesenberry, who hal
been visiting her daughter in the
West End, was called home sudden
ly by the illness of her stepmother
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Edwards. She was ac
companied home by her grandchii
dren. Leila c. and j. Bennett Jones
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, Caiverl
Co., Nd. lmlo-5t-so'eON
Mrs. Robert Gordon, of Spotsylvania
was here Thursday shopping.
Niagara double tip silk gloves, blacI
and white, a guarantee ticket giver
with each pair. J. t. Lowery & 20.
Mr.. E. W. Kinsey and Harry E
Gladman, of Washington, are IN the
city the guests of N. B. Kinsey: They
attended the funeral Of Mrs. ThomaI
E. Thomas at Salem church Friday.
Mr.. Richard Bowling, of Five Mile
Fork, is the proud father of a ter
pound boy. 1t is said that Richard il
10 only touchinO the HIGH nlaces now.