The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-01
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr.. ]. H. Cole was in Richmond
Thursday on BUSINESS.
Mrs. A. II. Wallace Is visiting
friends in Petersburg
Mrs. J. r. Parker is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Chas. Stoffregon.
Mr.. Richard Webb, of Orange
county. was here Thursday.
Mr.. w. II. Duerson. of Mt. Pleas
ant. was here Wednesday on bus
mess.
Mr.. +. c. Bell, who has been quite
sick. is improving. but still cohiiheo
to his home.
Miss Lila Mcclellan. Of Texas. Is
visiting Mrs. Alvin T. Embrey o"
Hanover street.
Mrs Daisy Sisson is spending sew
eral days with friends III AieN"Iu''"
and washington.
Hon c. Richlieu Coleman. OF
sootsylvania. was here Wednesday
night and Thursday.
Mr. Frank Wyne was at Bowling
Green Thursday in the interest OF the
Hopkins Furniture Co.
The STYLES are the best now. Get your
hats from c. w. Jones now. Another
new lot received Saturday morning.
Miss Alice DeMar. who has been
teaching near Lewiston. returned to
her home in Washington Thursday =
Niagara double tip silk gloves, black
and white, q guarantee ticket given
with each pair. J. T. L9wery & Co.
Mr.. o. Z. Fleming was in Rich
mond Thursday to see Mrs Flem-
ing. whose condition is slightly i'm
proved.
The biggest selling of hats we ever
had during opening days. More new
hats received Saturday morning. Get
yours. c. w. Jones.
Prof. E. H. Russell left Thursday
for Orange, where he will speak at
meeting of the Teachers Association Of
the Sth Congressional District.
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
It 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 Alma Gouldman left Thurs
day for a visit 10 Miss Jeanette
Stearns in Richmond.
Call on Decker & Alrich for the
Studebaker Farm Wagons, high or low
wheels. Also Farmers Handy Trucks.
Mira. August Feuerherd, of Balti-
more. who has been visiting rela-
tiyes here returned home Thursday
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs
A. P. Dempsey, and little son.
Buy your jewellery from Kaufman
the jeweler Right goods at right
prices.
Several of the local rooters went
down to Ashland Thursday TO see the
game Of baseball between Eredericks-
burg College and Randolph-Macon
School Medals and Glass Pins
We are prepared to furnish schools
with medals and class pins in gold
and silver. We carry in stock al
all times a nice assortment OF such
and can supply them at short notice.
Artistic hand engraving on same
free of charge. Mail orders prompt
Iy filled at S. S. Kaufman's. the Jew
eler and optician.
Mr.. C. S. Jones, who was taken sud
denly i'll at Hotel Frederick Wednesday
night left for his home Friday. Mr..
Jones 10 threatened with appendicitis.
When you want to buy the latest up
to-date Farming Implements, 60 to
Chancellor's Farmers Supply Store
MIR. James E. Bradley, of Baltimore.
returning from a Southern business
trip, stopped over here Friday to see his
mother, who is sick.
Chancellor is selling your neighbor.
why not you? He carries the largest
and best up-to-date Implements in
town. Chancellor makes the price.
la1-2t
Miss Lillian Tyson has returned to
Baltimore after a visit TO her parents
in Falmouth.
The out of town people who come on
Saturday will have an opportunity OF
seeing our Easter Exhibit Of Beautiful
Hats. The T. N. Brent Store.
What kind of peg-tooth harrow do
YOU use? The Brown. Where do you get
them? At Chancelor's Farmers Supply
Store.
Rev. Hampton Jones has returned
to Burlington, King and Queen Co.,
after spending several days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jones,
In Spotsylyania county, having been
called there by the death OF his
brother, Mr.. Lloyd Jones.
Have you seen the John Deere No..9
corn planter? 60 to Chancellor's and
lock II over.
BROUGHT THE GOODS BACK