Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-12-14
EVERYBODY will miss q great chance TO

EVERYBODY will miss great chance to
buy il they don't attend Pettyjohn's
sale, Dec. IL TO %.
s. l.. Bennett made business trip TO
Saginaw Monday.
All trimmed hats at % per cent off at
M. q j. Lamborn's.
You can get almost any book at Shar.
rar * Mulholland's.
Home made sugar cured ham only 10
cents pound at Banghart's.
twill pay you 10 read Sharrar q
Mulholland's adj. on third page
Furnished rooms to rent. Enquire at
this Office or Mrs. G. o. johnson.
Joe Ray has about completed his
sewer job at Ithaca and is home for the
winter
You can get trimmed hats at all prices
for one-h Off and full line of all art
goods at Mrs. + A. Bivins
Don't fail to see the Great Majestic
Range bake biscuits in three minutes all
next week at Smith & Glass
Don't miss the great mill end sale"
at Hayt's Department Store, ending
December "a.
Hot biscuits and delicious coffee served
free next week at Smith 81 Glass Be
sure to see the Great Majestic Range. .
Three young men by the name of
Schivartsmiller Of North Star are quar-
intined with small pox at Custer, Mich
Nice rich, warm furs are the most
acceptable for ladies' Christmas gifts.
You eau get some bargains at f. f Pol.
iasky's great sale.
TT Rev. Bishop Gillespie of Grand
Rapids, was in town Saturday, on bust
ness connected with st. Johns Episco-
pal church OF THE place.
The RECORD has added TO its already
well equipped job department com
plete sterotyping optfit, enabling us to
do our owr sterotyping.
We want you and your friends 10
come in any day next week and see the
Great Majestic Range bake biscuits in
three minutes at Smith q Glass
Will Davis, the barber Is the possessor
of bundle Of papers, the Manila Mail,
published in Manila. They are full of
news and show considerable Of Ameri.
can enterprise
Remember, set e the best cooking
utensils, made of copper, steel and en-.
amel, worth g 30, given away absolute.
ly free with every Majestic Range sold
next week at Smith * Glass
G. A. Gray has sold his iewelry stock
TO Oliver Cleckner of Shepherd who will
move it TO that place. Mr.. Gray has
gone to Ithaca and is in the employ OF
V. G. Morse one of Ithaca s jewelrymen.
The most serious dramatic effect i'm.
aginable is combined with the merriest
sort of comedy in the Siberian play,
For Her Sake, which will be seen AT
opera house, Alma, Friday night. Dec
ember 18th.
For the benefit of our advertisers We
print 800 extra papers this week and
next This Will make an edition ou1
merchants should use When a mer
chant pays his money he should look tc
how many people ne can reach.
Representatives Of the Lansing St
Johns & st Louis Electric Railroad Co
were in Alma Thursday. They assure
a RECORD reporter that the road is near.
ly ready for the iron between st John,
and Lansing and that work will be com
menced on this end OF the line in the
spring.
Alma merchants have made arrange
ments for a large holiday trade anC
there is every indication that they vii
realize their expectations Business hal
been prosperous, labor is we'll employed
and people have money to expend fol
holiday goods. Buyers will do well Il
look over the RECORD and patroniz,
our advertisers They are the ones who
want your trade and have the bargains
for you.
N D. Orbison of Ithaca, for years al
the head of the Havana Cigar Co., anC
one of Ithaca's most respected citizens
died last Friday.niGht after few days
illness The remains left Monday mori.
ing for Fort Wayne, Ind, for burial
The services at the residence were con.
Quoted by the Masonic order Of which
he was an honored member. Mr. Or,
bison leaves a widow and four grown
up daughters and large circle OF
| friends to mourn their loss.
The mill END sale" at l.. H. Hayt's
Department Store, which opened yester.
day morning, is the greatest event of its
kind ever held in this part of the state
The crowds took possession of the