Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-13
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY.

Ladies, call on Mrs. Bart Miller for
corsets
Get pretty calendar free at Alma
Mercantile Co.'s.
A full line of violin, guitar and banjo
strings at Nichols.
b. S. Webb is moving into the j. Fl.
Arnold house this week.
All wool yachting caps, only 40 cents
at Mrs. d. d. Whitesell's,
The Ashley News issued a pictorial
election edition last week.
Nine. McCarty; dressmaking shop in
Vermeulen block, 2nd floor. 7Sl-l2w
For college caps call on Mrs. Bart
Miller. as she is selling them right. =
Will Wright is home on visit from
Clare where he has been teaching school.
Some desirable patterns, curtains,
fringes and laces at Alma Mercantile
Co.'s.
Nobby styles in clothing for men and
boys at hard pan prices at f. L. Pol
lasky's.
+. l.. Street, of Toledo, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen at Bart
Miller's.
Little Giant shoes are kno wn as
wear resisters. All sizes and styles at
+. E. Pollasky's,
Orvil Briggs drew the first piece of
silver at Hayt & Vliet's, Monday, hold
ing S35 in tickets.
Hon. Stanley w. Turner, of Lansing,
State Auditor-general, spent Sunday
at the Sanitarium.
Select one of those handsome spring
capes or jackets from the large line
shown at +. f. Pollasky's.
V. Lemley is the new freight agent
at the d. l.. & n. station, taking the
place of Claude Chadwick.
April 7, there was 4 inches of snow
on the level. This will interest our
Florida and western friends.
Number 1860 drew the handsome
book case at Vermeulen's. The holder
of the ticket is not yet known.
Don't buy sewing machine until
you have tried the New Goodrich.
Everything complete, only $500, =
Ice half an inch thick has ou,os =.
South Hagen, aud ~ .ae old nsach'hud.
injured whine is being whined again.
Latest 9esigns and patterns in lace
aud chenille curtains. Two hundred
pair are being offered at wholesale
prices at +. L. Pollasky's.
The editor of the RECORD is in
Qwosso this week attending the Mich.
Republican Newspaper-Men's Associ-
alton at that city this week.
Don't delay purchasing your carpets
oil cloth, china mating, curtains or
window shades, buy them during the
special sale at f. +. Pollasky's.
The RECORD job rooms have just
turned out Il very handsome pamphlet
pedigree of Gold Drop, the standard
bred trotting stallion that is making
the season at the Alma Training
Stables. Gold Drop is large, hand
some colt, high-bred and sure trotter
Mrs. Aaron Sexton, spirtualist, who
10 very sick at Grand Rapids, claims to
have seen the image of Mrs. Gale b.
Davidson on the window pane of her
room in the Hotel Kensington, Harbor
Springs. She says she was In trance
the time she saw 1t.
James f. Littel proposes to put in 9
local telephone exchange. He will
guarantee seventy FIVE subscribers. Il
costs SIS to get the phone installed
and a rental of So per year. The sub
scriber is also required to take s25 il
telephone script, which will be re
deemed. After 200 phones are put il
the rent will be reduced to $40. Tn,
desirability of an exchange connecting
business places and residences is appar
ent to ll.-Republican, st. Johns
Why can't company be organized anC
an exchange between Alma, st Loui
and Ithaca made? 1t would not only b,
convenient but it would be more hand,
and cost less.