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New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
Florida Oranges and Grape Fruit.


Selected groveOranges.
55ish 55z large luscious usually M dozen our price box OF one 3Sc
juicy similar
Fruit Fruit sold IN specially stores at loo h. our ~ price oo OK @ 4Sc
] d FS 5S heys y T at & 45S % our @ ~ sugar IN o SAC
Brand; old government blend rich fragrant
for sale 81 81; 3c
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Housefurnishing
Dept, Specials.
Basement.

Little things. Indispensable in
the kitchen. laundry, sewing room
and nursery.
Little prices-every one quoted
is less than regular
Glass Cracker Jars. with nickeuet
cover, 6SC.
Snail casters. on ulckeHed stands
SOC.
Glass and Nickel Butter Dishes. SIC
and SSC.
Tile Coasters. with uickeIled rims. foI
bottle and glasses. 19c.. 24c. 29c
Glass Coasters. with nickelIed rims
27c.. 4Sc.. 7SC.
Fancy Glass Syrup cups. with nickeIel
covers. csc. ST Al and 50. 90.
Willow Tea Tables. S3 50 I,
Imported Fancy Scrap Baskets. S6c
work stands. satin lined. 81 50 tc
oB Ba5y Hampers. S. ST and S6. rs
Imported Clothes Hampers. s.. IS
Work oTI, baskets. 16c. 10 52c.
Mission Wood od;-Cmbrella Stands
ST. 90 Tabouretres. So 81. Cabt
nets g. II. Book Shelves. So II
Imported salt Boxes. 40c- 49c.
S6c.
corners. 50 II.
Curtain Stretchers, Your yards lcnI
and two Yards wide, with easel
Pilfiers' trays. IN oak or ash
81 81. s.. .OS and s.. 40.
Butlers Tray stands, ash. walnut aI
FTower stands, made % ash. ST OC
and S 81.
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Other Blankets,

STRICTLY ALL WOOL CALI
FORNIA BLANKETS. plaid COM
bInariOns. strong wOrsted binding:
size 72xSO inches; a pair SO. IS
FINE CARDED EXTRA SIZE
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS. bOr-
ders in light shades of pink or
blue. heavy wide silk binding.
closely woven; size SOxS6 inches;
q pan. --------- ---- y = -
SELECT GRADES OF CALL
FORNIA LAMBS WOOL BLAN-
KETS. high grade finish, with bOr-
ders in pretty and light shades ;
size 72xS4 inches; at SS ~,
Sill .SS and St4 80.
CALIFORNIA CRIB BLAN-
KETS. very soft filing, with pink
or blue borders; size 3Ox4O inches.
a pair. 81 II; size 36xJO inches.
a pair. 50. 10; size 42x56 inches, a
pair. SS. IS.
EXTRA SOF T-FINI s II z D
FLEECE BLANKETS, in light
gray or white. with pink or blue
borders. durable edging; size 66xSO
inches. a pair. 81 Al and S 90.
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BLACK PEAU DE SOLE AND PEAU DE 80
CYGNE, pure silk; 69c. quality, yard. -. @fSC
45-INCH BLACK CREPE DE CHINE. one Of
the finest grades manufactured: else G 40
where $50. special ...-..-....- y Lay
43I2-INCH IMPORTED BLACK DRESS
cjai Observation-Disclosures -.0' S1.14
PINCH IMPORTED BLACK TAFFETA,
$LOO quality. sale price ..........- O-4L
3G-INCH BLACK DRESS TAFFETA made oo-
expressly for US; S1.25 quality. Yard. OSS
46-INCH BLACK CREPE METEOR, -
superior quality; 81 70 value, yard. % 1-f
56-INCH BLACK SATIN MAJESTIQUE, fine
quality very desirable; $500 value, a s1 20
yard ~
IMPORTED FAILLE FRANCHISE. su-
perior quality; $50 value yard. -..... p4'lT
In addition TO the Main Floor offerings. these in
the basement
25OO Yards 36-InchI 1890 Yards 4O-Inch
BLACK DRESS TAF- BLACK CREPE E
FETA; elsewhere soc. CHINE; elsewhere $119
a yard; sale SAc yard; sale 2Oc
price ........".'.' - price -.--..-...-.-.
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sa@rfs.-2oz54 tn- S5.24, $500 & S7.64.

"a .F-l-H EIELET ELBRGTn-
1tl oEETREPIECES AND
a ~ ~--galop-d edges. worked
-t oa very heavy half-bIeaebe5
.---. tTo styles iu the folloulne
-. inches eaea csc ana s. ~
- aea. 81 III ana 81.
each s. 60
ea.. 81 81
inches e.. X
earr So 50
~, -a.a s. Gs ard s. %
.~--- s. DS and s. 9S
AM r,-,---'f --'f s. - ana s. -
~ EE, sIsSacrE Don rr-
sor-.--...ll i.-iIErEe AED sgAPFS.
- ARE Lg-ITFr
.'z a-.ar.ee each. 100
sor-.-.-. --1.-.r.ras each. SO
.e l-rlN-.r.1es. eaer. $50
-s--s-.neaes each 80
s-trr. ''-.H.Les. zaaa $50
-'r5s .l..es ss-r
: lE,.s~I-.-,-r- - ga S. p
CtEIr -, nlL Fi- J. r LINEN
~- - TBS aard~alra.- er-t....5-
81 - s~5 -- 81 s51i5 .aaaes. each.
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In the Paseuent.
FULL BLEACHED SHEETS.
seam in centre. size I2X9O; SOC. ;
S1x9O ...--....-...--..--- .--.--.--... 44c
On the Main Floor.
IMPORTED ROSE FOLIAGE,
very fine quality. large sprays:
special Tuesday. y.-.......---.-.2 -.24c
IMPORTED DAHLIAS, for mil
linery trimming; fine qualities;
five desirable cOlOrs, special Tues
day Observation-Disclosures. -49c
FIREMEN'S REGULATION
BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS. made
of finest quality indigo-dye fan
mel. government test, thoroughly
shrunk; detachable collars: spe-
on the Second Floor.
GIRLS TURKISH BLOOMERS,
made of blue, black and red chew
lot serge, sizes ; 10 IS years; spe-
cial Tuesday -...........--.S s.. 80
GIRLS HIGH NECK DRESSES,
made Of white repp. trimmed with
embroidery insertion and pearl
buttons. stitched belt, deep hem on
skirt, sizes + 10 II years; special
Tuesday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % 20
IMP ORTED DIRE s SIN C
SACQUES. made of AIbatrOss. Y
shape neck and square back, front
trimmed with four rows OF box
pleats and hand embroidered, back
trimmed with TWO rows of box
pleats, pointed kiTnonO sleeves
border trimmed with embroidery
in Persian colors; special Tues
day ..................... s.. 81
CHILDREN SKIRTS. made OF
outing flannel, assorted coIors,
trimmed with embroidered seal
lops, sizes + 10 II years; special
TUESDAY .-....-----.---. .-.-..-. 4
INFANTS s II ORT COATS.
made OF Bedford cord, trimmed
with satin ribbon and hemstitch-
ing. sizes 6 months 10 > years:
special Tuesday .......-....S s.. 40
on the Third Floor.
JAPANESE SILK NANTEI
DRAPERIES, handsomely EN-
hrOidered, all COlOrS. value 81 90 70
S1.25 each; special Tuesday.
S2.T4 to 81 90
RENAISSANCE LACE CUR
TAINS, wide lace insertion and
edge 10 match. value S723 "a
$3.50; special Tuesday. a pair.
S4.96 10 St3. "A
ETThe above not on sale Monday. ~
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Perfect Qualities.

PerIecL QUALITIES.
ROBE BLANKETS. IN an the
newest Mexican designs and color
ings, with edging tinted 70 match.
size 72x9O inches, a pair-.S1.19
HEAVY SOFT-FINISHEO
WOOL BLANKETS. with pink
and blue borders: strong silk bind
ing; size 6OxSO inches. a pair.
S3 %; size 72xsO inches. a pair.
So. "a
STRICTLY ALL-WOOL CALI
FORNIA BLANK T s. close
woven and very soft IN filing;
fancy colored borders; size 60xS0
inches. d pair, 81. %: size 72xS0
inches. a pair. r.-.--.-----..---S So 90
CALIFORNIA BATH ROBE
BLANKETS. a large variety OF
designs on gray. tan, black, red
and brown grounds. bound with
silk: size 72xS4 inches. each
ST .9S. 50 33. So. So. So .49
and 81 .96-
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Please use BLUE TRANSFER
CARDS when YOU make purchases
IN more than TWO departments and
expect 20 take them with you. Use
RED CARDS when goods are 10 be
delivered.
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Infants and
Children's Apparel.
g,.--,-1 L f5,-r Eear

rs5farf cord capes trimmed g3 Or
with fancy ribbon. .---------.
LONG CASH HMEHE tLoaH.S. ar
trimmed with fancy braid or S., 90
ribbon .----...- .-....' -----'
SHORT COATS. made ot Bedford co.I.
trimmed with lace insertion ana ribbon;
s-@oath to 2-,ear S3.4o
sizes .... -s'-'
INFANTS. LONG NAINsOOK SLIPS.
vok4s trimmed with lace or en- AQc
b-1idery insertion. --.-------
WHITE OUTING FLHN%EL Cow y.
with yokes. 70 s-year sizes, SAr
LLc 10 40 l4-year- -..-.------
WHITE OUTING FLANNEL ShlRLS.
ruifies trimmed with embroidered 24C
scauops. 4 20 14-year sizes .---.-
LAWN APRONS. bertha trimmed with
nemstftrhirg ard embroidered AOT
ufie 4 to l1-year sizes -----.---
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YARD-WIDE BLACK DRESS TAFFETA, pure dye,
perfect quality; value $50 yard; sale OO-
price - -
26-INCH BLACK TAFFETA. guaranteed hOc
pure silk: I5c- quality. 4 yard..-..---... = ~
BLACK PEAU DE CYGNE, p inches wide, yarn
s8a gEsd nTiac superior quality elsewhere S yaFo 60c
40-INCH BLACK CREPE DE CHINE. heavy
quality; elsewhere S139 yard; sale G1 IA
36-INCH BLACK. PFAJ- DE SOLE. reversible. fine
quality: elsewhere S139 a yard e1 IA
45-INCH BLACK SILK vOILE. fine quail e. a
ity: elsewhere S139 a yard; spacial...... y Il -
85-INCH BLACK DRESS TAFFETA. guaran- 20
teed quality; 81 90 value yard .........-. 1>S
36-INCH BLACK PEAU DE CTGNE, good n
quality. very heavy; $125 value. yard. S-+C
3G-INCH BLACK MEssALINE SATIN. excellent
quality; elsewhere $139 yard. spe- 81 "A
Cial - - =
3G-INCH MOUSSELINE DUCHESS. Slo0 c1 "A
quality. yard observation-disclosures. ~A'1T
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

HEM-TITrHED PURE LINEN TEA
CLOTHS with one VOW ~ Jaua nese
band drawn work around t1- edge
Size 5sA3S inches. each $ 32
Size 45Nss l-clcs. each 81 81
FRENCH LINEN DAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS with Napkins t1 match, our
.Hu importation. complete range OF
sizes from 72x72 IN. q Svxl44 in. prices
range from s. .OS 20 S16 50
&a4 Ars to match. per dozen
S.. % 20 S1A S3.
HElIeTITCHE DAMASK SITS. in
Guiding one cloth and ore d1zea Nap
h.rs ro match
gl4ta. sazGs III. Goz. NAPKINS. 2ox2o
In ----.-.--..--...---- S6.53
Cloth. e5zs7 in. doz. Napkins. 2ox2o
+a- ..---... ..--,..--. ..-.--- = i ]
Cloth Gszl05 ia.. doz. NAPKINS 2ox2o
ta. ---..-....-.......--..---.--- s.. 50
Cl1-E esxi2a .u; daz. NAPKIN. aox2o
90 .......-.. ..-.-...... .SS %
HE1,sTITCHED DAMASK CLOTHS
Sizes Ggx.T b. lgxIG5 iu. G.Ei23 IN.
Price. S5.12 S3.71 S4.31
TABLE DAMASE. fGli-bleae ned
pretty designs. n inches vide a ysrd.
FULL HI.EA CFEED TABLE DAM
Ask. extra weight. ali linen. 90 lact,~s
.4-r. o. Ht4IH -- - - - 80
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EEDEE~ETETS. striped effects,
with small rarle and seal 0H~
lrTc5 edges Observation-Disclosures A1~
TNDEESETRTS. striped effects,
Nl-- deep ---ta 1870 wide tucks
and -a..o1el edges, with f0-
French band ...-..-...--..-.. = =
lE-LE~ ZL ETS striped effects.
with ..r-U rUfi@. hem
stitched hem and French 10
hand .....-.... = , :
INLEESETRTS. solid cOl0rs.
Ti'1 deep circular TUffle, EOo
Three rows NJ hemsritching. - =
GOWNS striped effects, square
yoke. trimmed with Two mhroid-
cry panels finished with 10
braid .--.-...... .----.-.-. ---... 4 ~
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25, 900 Yards of
Our s'Marchioness"
Black Silks

We count these pure
dive Silks the best Black
s K S manufactured.
They are positively free
from the injurious min
eraI dyes and adUltera-
tiOns that give weight
and body TO Silk fabrics,
Yet render them less SER
VIcea BILE.
Every desirable weave
is represented in this sale
collection Of "MarchiOn-
ess" goods, including
TAFFETAS, SATIN NOUS
sELINE ES, PEAU DE
CYGNES. PEAU DE SOIES,
GROS GRAINS. ARMURES,
FABLES. UISIN
SURAHS AND MESSALINES.
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Flannelette Undergarnents

-oor.
GOWNS, striped effects, square
yoke, trimmed with white 90.
braid on collar and cuffs. C1A
GOWNS, striped effects, square
yoke, finished with silk seal o.
loped edges Observation-Disclosures. C2%
GOWNS, striped effects. square
yoke. pin tuCks and two rows Of
sRod'lafTy flhed %f53 silk iisfgaifs braid nm 09C
GOWNS. striped effects. y
shaped neck. tucks on side.
trimmed with braid, neck 81 no
and cuffs in solid coloTs. y 1.OS
GOWNS. striped effects, trimmed
with frogs across front. standing
collar finished with silk g1 M
braid --.--------. -----.---- -
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PeS.n Chop Tea-For-
mosa OOIong. English
Breakfast and Mixed
lib. carton. regular
price 80. r0r this sale.
19c
5-Ib. caddy. regular
price STA. for this sale.
Q4c
1O-lb- caddv. regular
price s. Is for this sale.
S1.9A
Chocolate - Macys ;
Famous
Chocolate. made IN our
own candy Factory
guarantees OF absolute
purity. Triple Vanilla and
Premium regularly fIC
FOR is-Ib. cake. special for
this sale az 14C. cake:
dozen cakes --.-. 81 81
hest standard. We guarantees
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> To. cartons. beans 01l
Lily White Chor Tea.
F1rmosa OoIonE. English
Breakfast. Ceylon. Young
Hysou. Japan. GunPCwder
and Mixed our regular
price. So a pound spe-
ciaI this sale. $50 a
Mound. 5-Ib. Clddy.
So 80. IO-Ib- cadIy
So 2S
Best White Gra1ulared
Honinv. 5-Ih. cotton bags
elsewhere, lSC our price.
fSC . lO-1b. bags 2AC. g.
- ts-lb. bags -.---..- SlSc
The first OF our annual
importations Os New sea
sons Mccain Drogheda
irish Oatmeal; Slb- cans,
ASC 1+-Ib cans.
ST "a
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Women s Coats at S1o.74.

Full Raauv Coat, 4S inches long;
made NJ new coating fabric called
Persian g.otE' and lined with satin;
c0.I1rIe=s neck. E-=r-iiy trimmed with
velvet
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

First Floor.
An Imported French
Gilt Frame-a beautiful
design, antique finished
cabinet size, with glass
and sliding panel metal
back.
Worth all Of So. .25.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

Nacy's Best Coffee
Genuine old Nantelins
Java and Arabian Mocha
sold only in pound tius
beans. granUlated or
pulvertZed - n o Z h y &
hner grown. price Per 10.
4SC
Lily White Bra = q
Fresh Broken Mlcar0rI or
Spaghetti lob wooden
boxes. each -.--.--.. s39C
Cerebos Nutrlrive Table
salt. regularly sold ar t3c.
per tin. our price for this
sale ...-.-.--...-.-- 1Oc
Best white Granulated
Farira. lib cartons.
&C dozen. 6Tc. 5-io.
cotton bags .-...-- csc
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Full Model Coat, made Of black.
tan or gray broadclOth. trimmed
d throughout with satin; gar
pr.
Copy Of an imported Model Coat
made Of very fine French broad
model. trimmed with braid and
de CyEne.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
Women's Coats at Sl3.74

Full Drapiuc Model Coat, 46 inches
iong. made 0f excellent quality broad
CLOTH. urarrilE trimmed with velvet and
braid and lined with satin. collarless
neck. full sleeves.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

INFANTS s II Q r T COATS.
made OF Bedford cord, trimmed
with satin ribbon and heustitch-
ing. sizes 6 months 10 > years.
special Tuesday .......-...S s.. 40
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FULL BLEACHED SHEETS
seam in centre. size I2X9O; 36c.
SlXSD --....--. --------- ---------- -+-At
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Women : Coats at S17.z4

V.th braid and fancy buttons and lin.
ner- s..ta ble for street or evening We
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

So .6S 24ts-lo. bag --.--
Extra large y u 2 \
olives, 10-oz- bottle AZ
24c.. 20-oz- bottle at
LLo g0-oZ bottle az
SOC I-gaL jar 5 4 81
French Capers. LEON
NTarcsau brand. = bottle.
toe 2-8 Bottle. SAC
\ zgallOn Jar ---'S / 90
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-12-12

T.. A. Williams and wife of Warren
Ohio, after a short visit with friends
here, left Friday for Milton, Ontario
where they will visit relatives before
returning home.
Dudley Tinker who has been on the
sick list for the past week with neu-
ralgia, is at his work aSan.
The ice that has covered the ground
Tor the last week has certainly kept
the blacksmiths busy shoeing horses.
AT Chas. Fishbeck's last Saturday,
226 shoes were put on. AT +. L.
Ewing's loo were put on, and all OF
them fitted by Mr.. Ewing. AT Buck
burroughs two men put on los and
have averaged 100 for the last week.
James A. Green, Detroit; W. d. Ben.
nett, Jackson; b. L. Skinner and wife
Battle Greek; b. l.. Waindel, Chicago
and G. @. Parker, Detroit, were the new
arrivals at the Alma Springs Hotel the
past week.
Christmas Goods at RHODES drug
store.
A good prescription largely called for
in Kargan Compound, and the fluid
Extractor which we are prepared to
furnish on short notice, price 75c. At
STANARD' S Central Drug Store the best
lighted store in town.
Last Friday night about % couple
from around town held dancing party
al the Alma Springs Hotel. Robert
Wallace of the Sugar Co. was the in
stigator and very enjoyable time was
reported by all. Music was furnished
by Davis Bros. Orchestra.
Saturday afternoon, Dan McLaughtier
employed at the Manufacturing Plant,
met with very serious accident. He
was starting an engine and it was taking
to much gasoline when it exploded.
The gasoline caught fire burning his
hand very seriously. DR.. Day dressed
the burn and it will be a number of
weeks before he can resume his duties.
Great Xmas at RHODES drug store. I
She suggested the folio wing articles
would please her Xmas. Purses, hand
bags and leather novelties, vases and
decorated china or chatting dish. Gold
frames, mirrors and clocks, jewel cases
in metal and wood, glove, handkerchief
and work boxes in stage, old mission
and other woods, toilet sets, hair brushes
and hat brushes of ebony, aluminium,
stage gold and silver trimmed fancy
stationary and box candies that are
guaranteed pure and strictly fresh,
STANARD's Central Drug Store. (
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-12-12

All the New Books at SHARRAR's.
+. L. Convis and wife visited in Ithaca
Wednesday.
Something new in Xmas gifts at
! SHARRAR's.
Engraving free on all goods purchased
at Davies.
Mrs. A. n. Martin visited friends in
st. Louis Friday
w. A. Bahlke went to Ithaca Thurs
day OH business
Prof f. d. Pennell visited friends in
Alma Thursday.
F. j. Russell and wife of Ithaca. were
in Alma Saturday
G. G. Field of Shepherd, was in Alma
on business Saturday.
Free delivery from the Alma Roller
Mills on grain and feed.
Dewitt Voght went to Flint Wednes.
day on business trip
st. Louis weighing station closed
Wednesday of this week.
Red letter Bibles, Prayer books and
Hymnals at SHARRAR's. I
John Kernen and wife, of Ithaca,
were in Alma Wednesday.
J. H. Lancashire returned from a
business trip to Chicago Friday.
G.. G. Convis and wife of Hart, arrived
Thursday on visit to relatives here.
Arthur Fowler and Frank Ostran-
der of Sumner were in Alma Friday.
d. A. Wright went to Vestaburg
Friday on a short business trip
Mrs. R. Comstock and Seigel Wilson
and wife went to Ithaca Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Boyce went to Petoskey Sat
urday to visit relatives for short time.
Cyril Mclaughlin. chemist at the
sugar factory, was very ill last week
J. s. Caple left Saturday to visit rel
atives in Toledo and New York City.
Miss c. W. Mingins went to Grand
Rapids Thursday on a short business
trip.
Enden 81 safety razors at SHARRAR's y
Mrs. Addie Wright went to Wheeler
Friday to visit her daughter, Mona
Roush
Floyd Randall, of St Louis, went to
Lansing Saturday on a short business
trip.
Merschaum and Briar pipes at SHAR-
RAR'S. .
Greatest bargain yet in tobacco. 3
ten cent plugs of Eden for 2Oc., at ], l..
MILLER q Sons. +
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-12-12

Think of this, six. &c. plugs of Key
stoke tobacco for 25c. J l.. MILLER &
Sons. I
A complete Christmas assortment of
the wireless umbrella at Davies.
Mrs. NJ. E. Day and Mrs. Ora Parr,
of Hubbertson visited Roy Day Thurs
day.
If you want something new for Xmas
go to SHARRAR's.
John Ferris of Sumner was in Alma
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Clifford of Lansing returned
home Friday, after short visit with
Joseph Dunseith.
James Corbett, the prize fighter,
passed through Alma Thursday on his
way to Saginaw.
Mrs. H. j. Hyde went to Shepherd
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. w. d.
Lemen over Sunday.
Mrs. Erwin Allen, who has been visit
ing Prof. +. +. West, returned to her
home in Mt. Pleasant Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kress went TO
Ithaca Wednesday to attend a reception
at the home of RIA. Barber.
Robert Wonders arrived last Thurs
day on his way to visit his brother-in-
law, Randolph Wilk, of Wheeler.
Chas Morden has sold his residence
OF Woodwork Avenue TO John Fatty,
who will take possession March LIST.
Vern Miner went to Owosso Wednes-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Ward went to
Roanoke Fails, North Carolina, today
to spend the winter with their daughter.
Mrs. Irwin Tubbs of Burton, Mich,
is visiting at the home of w. 7. Pitt
this week
Mrs. H. n. Ronald, who has been
visiting at A. J. Halls for some time, re-
turned to.her home in Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. G.. w Pringle returned from
Boyne City Thursday where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. A.
Hyslop.
The fair which was held by the la
dies of the Baptist church the latter
part OF last week netted the ladies
quite a profit.
DIR. Bruske went to Stockbridge,
Mich, Saturday, to assist in the dedica-
ton of the new Presbyterian church in
that place.
- Milton Miller and wife and n. S.
Hackett and wife of Akron, Ohio, ar
rived Thursday On visit to o. J. Duree
and wife of ST Louis.
Mrs. w. A. Dunn, after short visit
with her sister, Mrs. p. G.. Mallory re-
turned TO her home in Mt. Pleasant
Friday.
G. w. Barnard, wife and granddaugh-
ter. of Ionia, passed through town Fri
day on their way to visit Chas. Wilson,
of Shepherd.
A. K. Klock and wife went TO Lake
George Friday to spend the winter.
Lena Belle Garfield. of Forest Hill,
was III Alma Thursday
For good lunch, or square meal
choice confectionery, remember Welper
& Rollin luNh room opposite Alma
State Savings bank.
A. w. Brock & Co. will make three
cords of wood do the work of five. See
them.
If YOU are undecided about 1t lry
HORNS STUDIO.
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IHlOne and
@ Vicinity

Mrs Archie Johnson was in Ithaca
Saturday
Rev. George w. Bates went to
Durand Monday.
Ackley Tpmblin Of Sumner was in
Alma Friday. !
Mrs l. F. Helsinger of ElwwelI was
in town Tuesday.
Misses Iva Glow and Minnie Peck
were in Ithaca Saturday.
Harry Adams of Shepherd was in
Alma Saturday
Christmas turkeys should all be mar
keted this week. /
Mrs. r. X. Erwin vent TO ithaca
to visit friends Tuesday.
Everything for Xmas at RHODES
drug store. +
George Willard went to Riverdale
Wednesday.
w. s. Bogart went to Lansing We'd
nesday on l. o. o. f. business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Carter and daugh-
ter Mary went to Ithaca Saturday.
Burt Culver and Chas. Langworthy
opened bowling alley here Monday.
The womans club will meet Mon
day afternoon at 2:45 with Mrs. Rob
erts.
Albert Sandel of Elwell, returned
from visit to his parents in Boyne City
Tuesday.
Hugh Moody and wife left Satur-
day for Lansing, where Mr. Moody
has a situation
Mrs. f. L. Convis and Mrs. Nm.
Adams spent Tuesday evening with
friends in Ithaca
George Lanshaw of Forest Hill
went to Ionia on visit to relatives
Tuesday.
DIR. Dawson of Shelby, after a short
visit with Dr. Lamb, went to Grand
Rapids Tuesday.
l.. Carter and wife went to Grand
Rapids Tuesday to attend the State
Grange meeting.
Miss Minnie Peck and Miss Ida
, Glow left Saturday for Ithaca to visit
relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Yates of Owosso. who
has been visiting friends i'll Alma for
some time returned home Saturday.
Willard Smith and wife and Sarah
Buck, after a visit with Milton Veeder,
returned to their home in Jonesville
Wednesday.
John Murphy and wife left Tuesday
for Lansing as delegates from
Arcadia 70 the State Association OF
Farmers Clubs.
Mrs l.. n. Baker and mother, Mrs
Walton, were called to Cleveland, o.
Saturday by the death of Mrs. Wal
tons sister, Mrs. Storer.
Arthur Mckinley and family were
called to Clare Wednesday to attend the
funeral of the formers brother, j. B
Mckinley.
9. +. Browns auction sale is in pro
gress as we go to press and is largely
attended. Everything is bringing gooc
prices. John Rowell is the auctioneer
Prof. +. l.. Keller of the Mt Plea
SAINT Normal, who was one o! the
judges at thr Colicge Dratorical
Contest Monday night. ret ifnc home
Tuesday
Viola Armstrong left Wednesday fol
Racine, Wisconsin, to visit relatives.
S. X. Vandeakarr left Wednesday fol
San Diago, Cal, to spend the winte
with his sister and daughter located
there.
Frank W. Jones of Chicago wa:
here Saturday as a guest of the boarC
OF trade The company he represents
are going to build factory for the
purpose of manufacturing articles OIL
OF mica and he was here to look ovei
the town as a possible site.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-12-12
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ALMA, MICH.
Capital. $25,OOO.OO
Surplus, 100000

william A. Bahlke, President
Jas. W. Robinson. Vice. President
Geo. W. Moore. CASH. 7
Lucius ). Bagley, Asst. Cashier
Respectfully solcits the patronage OF the
public aud offers all liberality consistent with
rood banking.
Interest paid on certificates OF deposits re-
naming three months.
Safety Deposit Boxes to rent.