Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-26
All large street hats at cost at Mrs. E.

Mrs. 9. o. Trask is visiting friends in
Mt Pleasant.
A. w. Pequegnat of st. Louis was in
Alma Thursday.
s L. Bennett went to Chicago Thurs
day on business
Mrs. O. M. Scott is visiting in Bay
City for few days.
Miss Harriet Lancashire was home |
from Detroit over Sunday.
Mrs Flora Wise and Miss Rose Mar
vim were in Saginaw Thursday
Geo. Soper is putting 4 new stone wall
under his residence on Water-st.
NJ. & j. Lamborn are showing some
great bargains in street hats ut ,3c.S
Mrs John d spinncy took advantage
of the excursion TO Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Bart Miller was in Grand Rapids
over Sunday and the first of the week.
Mrs. J. w Ewing lef; OH Monday
for Carson City for short visit with
friends.
Mrs. l.. II Hayt is VISITING relatives
and friends in Owosso AID Henderson
this week.
j. +. Schwartz was in Wyman the
first Of the week putting III furnace
for party at that place.
Fred Hall. formerly of this place but
later at Lowell and Lake Odessa, was
in Alma the first Of the week.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins 81 Rhodes. II cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Rev. y. T. Hafer delivered two adj
dresses before the Sunday school con-
vent.oa. held in Beebe last Saturday.
Smith s. Glass have received a car of
hard coal and parties wishing any of the
same should leave orders at the store at
nee
.I-ssie Walker and Harry Ball were in
Wymau the first of the week assisting
in putting in furnace for J. T.
Schwa.'2.
The Alme bud, College G)ee Club
and Lincoln Club quartet v j furnish
music at thu C,lpoye meeting il the
opera house tonight
Mrs. Geo. Moth.e 0, L.udscv, O7t,
who has been vis'iu5 The hn OF
Mrs. II. J. Vermeulan for thu .tsl week,
returned home Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. Thos Jackson, who have
been spendinga short time with rola-
tivos In ALMA, returned on Monday 10
their home IN Ripley, ont.
Mesdames @. A. Davis, j. s Carle, II
| J, Vermeulen and Y. L. Timby attend
ed the Federation of Women Clubs in
Lansing the first of the week.
If you are going to buy a cloak this
season it will pay you to attend the big
cloak sale at l.. II. Hayt's Department
Store, Alma, for two days, Saturday and
Monday, Nov, Ord and 9TH.
Mrs. l.. Norman of Mt Clemens, VIII o
has been visiting relatives FOR short time
past. returned home Wednesday accom-.
panied by her father VIM. n. Rogers,
who will remain with her for a short
time.
Owing to the flattering offer made him
by Mr. Vermeulen, G.. T.. Silsbee has de-
, cided not to accept the position with the
Goshen Shirt Co. and will remain as
) manager Of the clothing department OF
, Vermeulen's Department Store.
Our readers will remember the "Origi'
r nal Giant Quartette" that appeared IN
the opera house here last fall. They
: will be here again on Saturday evening
of this week. There are nine people IL
the company. Reserved seats on sale al
: Sharrar d Mulholland's drug store.
II. J. Vermeulen has very unique
window trim in his shoe department this
week. The background is made up OF
newspapers published in different parts
of the country and as a suggestion card
reads newspaper advertising is all right
but our prices are better" Mr.. Yer
meulen combines the two together as q
usual thing.
Hotter and hotter grows the pace we
are leading at our mammoth stores. We
feel proud of the numerous compliments
we have received on our large assort-
ment of fine, perfect fitting jackets,
tailor made suits rainy day skirts, furs,
etc. Our large and numerous sales dur
ing the past few weeks enable us to
show our appreciation of your patronage
by making prices within the reach of
all at +. E. Pollasky's.
In conciseness of statement, in the
thoroughness with which the ground
has been covered, The Bicycle Books
have won praises on every hand. The
: boiled down, common sense, cream, not
skim milk method, which characterizes
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