Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-13

Remember, a Gas RANGE IS absolutely
safe. 52tf
Genuine diamond rings from $3.50 up,
at Hulls.
Fire works OF all descriptions, at Pat
terson's.
Granite ware of all kinds cheap at Glib
sons bazaar.
The friends of the June graduates should
call at Hul's.
| A large selection Of desirable presents
for graduates and brides at Hulls.
Ask to see the books we are offering
for commencement Wortey & French.
Wall papers, window shades and room
mouldngs in ample variety at Wortley d
| Frenchs.
Mrs Minnie VanPelt went to Ionia yes
terday morning to attend the wedding Of
niece.
| Genuine Edison photograph and one
dozen records, complete outfit for S j. .2o
at A. B. Hul1s.
j. E Parker and Mrs. E. Hansen went
to Grand Rapids Tuesday for a few day.
visit with friends
Pres. Roosevelt in recent speech says
| Every woman should Cook WITH GAS to
| tighten her abors
VIM. Shelton returned to Chicago Tues
day after ten days visit with his sister,
Mrs. DR.. Formar.
Mrs. E. n. Henwood OF Niles was called
here Wednesday by the death of of her
sister, Mrs. William Mitchell
Mrs. Henry Place of lonia was the
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Stahlin, the first of the week.
There is no danger Of fires from over
heated flues or chimneys or from any
other source if you cook with gas. 52tf
Fancy ripe bannas Is cents per doz,
fancy lemons "a cents per doz., fresn
sailed peanuts Is cents per pound, at
Patterson's.
A special meeting of Beldng lodge F.
& A. M. will be held Saturday evening
for work in the F. G. degree. A full at
tendance is desired
Those who wish to buy gas coke will
please leave their order at the gas office
and not at the plant:
52tf Beldng Gas Works.
MANY gas users declare that since they
have begun to cook with gas. they actually
save third their former fuel expense
52tf
Mrs. D. G. Briggs, wife Of Rev Briggs
of the Free Methodist church, left Tues
day for Greenville, Illinois. to attend the
general conference of the Free Methodist
church.
Mayor Bricker Of Belding is putting in
his spare time raising money to fix the
road from Fairplains to Belding 1t be-
hooves Greenville to see about fixing up
the roads leading to this city.-Greenvlle
Call.
Mrs. L. K. Webster went to Detroit,
Monday being called there to attend a
meeting of the executive board of the
Degree of Honor. She also attended a
meeting of the Ypsilanti lodge during her
absence.
The ladies' Of the Congressional club
held their Presidents day with Mrs. W.
F. Sandell on Thursday afternoon of last
week, and the usual pleasant and profit
able time was enjoyed, every member
and honorary member being present.
The gentlemen were invited to tea at six
o'clock, followed by a pleasant social
evening.
In its report Of the interscholastic track
field meet held there recently, the St
Johns News says of the Bedding boys who
took part: Last year the 90 yard dash
was made by Gle ason of Belding in g.
S. Begold Of Lansing did the stunt Sat
urday in'lo 25. The time made in the
$50 yard dash last year was better than
this. Stanton of Belding making it last
June in 2:l5. Mullen of Lansing, who
won on Saturday, took 2:l9 2-5 in which
to get over the ground, while the time Of
the 44O yard dash was lowered by Mad
ison of Ovid q 2-5 seconds over the record
made by Griffin of Lansing last year.
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