The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-03-25

Mr. w y. blake lelt ihuiS u"!
for a business trip to Prince William
county
Silver dollars will be given free at
Boston Variety Store.
Rev. T. W. Hooper. Jr.. of Cnl-
pepper. is a guest here OF Mr. w. J.
Phillips.
A watch, you said? It's ready for
you at S. s. Kaufman's, the Jeweler.
Mrs. o. f. Fleming went to Rich
mond Thursday for treatment by DR..
Mcclure.
We are showing a nice lot of ladies
ready-to-wear hats. Boston Variety
Store.
Mrs. Brawner Gates and children,
of Richmond. are visiting Mrs. R b.
Merchant.
Niagara double tip silk gloves, black
and white, a guarantee ticket given
with each pair. 1T. Lowery & Co.
Mr.. E. c. Bell is quite sick at his
home with grip. DR. A. c. Doggstt
Is attending him.
Call on Decker & Alrich for The
Stakeholder Farm Wagons. high or low
wheels. Also Farmers Handy Trucks.
Mrs. c. O'Conor Goolrick and
Miss Kate Doggett were in Washing
ton on Thursday.
Bad eyes made TO see well, at kauf-
mans, the jeweler and optician. Best
glasses fitted at lowest prices. Eyes
examined free.
Mrs. T. Percy Myers. of Washing
ton. is here a guest of Gen and MIS-.
Daniel d. Wheeler.
Don't let all the pretty Wash
silks at Jones be sold before you
get your dress. The styles are
beautiful.
Miss Margaret Baker left Thurs
day for a visit OF several days to
friends in New York.
The greatest line of low shoes we
have ever shown. Prices 49c, slOO,
si.25. $3.50. 500. 81. so, $500. Boston
m2ls2t-l2t
Mr.. j. S. Spicer left Thursday for
a business trip to Louisa county, ac
companied by Mrs. Spicer.
1.-The most attractive opening, the
prettiest goods, the best values you
have ever had" These and many
others are the expressions as to {.
w. Jones store today.
Miss Blanche Stansbury. who has
been a guest of Miss Susie NJ yates
returned to her home " Alexandra
Thursday.
Great big lot of New Neckwear'
Jabots. Sailor Collars. Princess Col
lars Dutch Collars, Lace collars
Embroidered Linen Collars. every
thing new. In Neckwear at Jones.
Miss Adelaide Hammock. OF Balu-
more. an experienced milliner' has
lust arrived and taken a position
with Isaac Hirsh & Son.
At our Easter Opening. which Will
be announced In a few days, we VIII
show the largest and most attrac-
five line of millinery ever seen IN
our city. The skill Of six OF the
best milliners known by our peopie
will be represented in this great eA-
hibit. The T. n. Brent Store.
Mrs ]. F. Duhamel. wife OF Sena-
torh Duhamel, and little daughter
have returned to their home IN Ne"
YORK after a visit of several days
To Mrs. s. l.. Scott here.
Lodge Emblems. We have constantly AMY
on hand a large assortment OF looge
emblems-pins, buttons and cnarms-
K of P. Masonic, Odd Fellows-h
fact. emblems of every lodge; we ID
wife YOUR inspection. S. s. Kaufman
the Jeweler.
Mr. Robey. of Baltimore. is mere
in the interest of manufacturing
enterprise of that city, endeaVorins
,o induce families 60 move there
and work in the factory.
You can always depend upon the
,ewelry bought from the MOTIFS
Jeyelry Store. There Is saving
and satisfaction in patronizing TINS
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
ment of beautiful goods at all times.
phone 200. 619 Main street.
Mrs Samuel Gentry and Miss Mel
lilo Revere were in Richmond FIT
day.
Rnv the John Deere and Case TWO
horse corn planters at Cnance'io' .
Mr.. Val DannehI was in Richmond
Friday on business.
For spring wagons, open and top
SSugs,v'c; t - m25-2t
Mr.. Irving r. Messick and Capl'
Jas. Wilder, of Irvington, and MI
Gundrum, manager of Senator Cocn-
rams "Rosegill" estate on lower
Rappahnnock. were in the city
Friday night and a portion OF satur-
day.
For the best one-horse corn drill buy
the Farmers Friend corn drill. Just
in at Chancellor's.
Mr.. Jas. r. Leitch was at Gniney
Friday on business.
Mccormick spring tooth harrows,
Brown peg tooth harrows, John Deere
and Mccormick disc harrows tChancel-
lor's.
Mrs, A. P. Rowe apd two children
have returned from visit to Mrs. r. 8
parents, Capt. and Mrs. W. L. Messick,
at Irvington.
Mrs. w. J. Martin and daughter,
Miss Mary Martin, of Unionville, are
spending few Gays here with Mrs.
81 F. Clarke and family.
Clerk T. A. Harris. of Spotsylvania,
was here Friday.