Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-23

Try a Silk City sundae at oBry-
on's. l0c.
You can't afford gasoline so Cook WITH
IGAs. 49tf
Get a hammock at Wortlsy & Frenoh's
and be prepared for warm weather.
Mrs. S. A. Booth OF Greenville was a
guest at c. S. Barnes Monday.
Rev. A. Secord occupied the pulpit Of
his church in Lakeview Sunday.
Toilet waters and perfumes in nearly
every odor at Wortley & French's.
We are still filling great many pres
criptions for Kargon Compound.
Wortley g. French.
The cheapest GAS RANGE bakes better
than the most expensive coal range. Ask
any Gas user. 49tf
| Isn't it about time you were selecting
your croquet set while Wortley & French
have good assortment?
| The difference IN price between coal
range and GAS RANGE will more than
pay for years Gas fuel. 49tf
| Should you be in need OF room molding
| Wortley & French can show you a variety
OF more than twenty patterns.
Special Package Sale of lner-Seal
goods at Underwood Bros Saturday,
May 25.
Mrs. Dorr OF Chadwick is spending the
week with her sons, Edward and Clar-
ence McVicker.
Underwood Bros. will give away $500
worth of lner- Seal goods Saturday. Come
in and find out how to get them.
Water pipe laid from your curb to the
house at is cents per foot See Brady
Martin about it. 1872
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcnamara of
Grand Rapids arrived Wednesday to
make this city their future home.
Miss Ruby Cameron and Cora E
MINER returned Saturday evening from
short visit with relatives in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron F. Brown are
pleased over the arrival of fine sister
to their son Philip, born Friday, May z.
Mrs. c. Mixer returned to her home at
Grand Rapids Monday after a short visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Griffith.
Miss Sarah Greiner has returned to
her home in Kingsville. Ont, having spent
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Geo. A.
Starton.
What looks better upon the wall than
well framed pictures? Picture framing
is our business and we do 1t up right
Prices? Well, they are right. Foster,
Ritter & Foster
Memorial services at the Church OF
Christ Lords day, 1880 a. m; z 80 p
M, Libby Prison and It's Lesson" illus
trated song, Holy, Holy, Holy. Lord God
Almighty
All the guards Of Goodwill Hive, who
attended the Montcalm county association
at Stanton, are requested to be present
at the next regular meeting, Saturday
evening, May rs. Mary A. Eddy, Com
mander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Shaw were guests
of Greenvlle friends yesterday, 1t was
the 65th anniversary of Mr.. Shaw's APP
pearance on this earth, and he and Mrs.
Shaw took this means of celebrating the
event in proper manner.
| G. D. Weter, A. B. Hull and w. B..
Reed returned Tuesday from Ely, in
Northern Michigan, where they had been
spending few days in the lumber woods
and at the mills Of the Belding- Hall
Manfg. Co. They report pleasant trip
and speak highly of the entertainment re-
ceved. Considerable snow was vet to be
seen there and the weather was quite
cold. Last Sunday they attended SER
vices at the old Mission church in Cross
Village and listened to a sermon by a
priest who spoke it in three languages,
Indian, German and Huguenot The con-
gregation was large and composed of
three different races of people. who are
all devout Catholics The service was
an interesting one, but Of course the Wis
itors could not understand word Of he
sermon.