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Stoves for camping at Gibson's.

Stoves for camping at Gibson's.
Remember, a GAS RANGE Is absolutely
safe. 52tf
Screen doors and window screens at
Gibson's.
Boys, there is no sport like canoeing
Rent one of o. j. Foster.
Mrs. George Barlow went to Greenville
Tuesday for a short visit with friends.
| Mrs. Geo. Crawford was guest at the
home of D. c. Crawford Of lonia yester-
day.
Miss Alice St. Clair went Friday morn
ing to Macknac Island to work for the
summer.
Miss Mary Rogers visited with her
parents and other friends at Lowell over
Sunday.
Don't forget we carry fine line Of
pineappes, lemons, oranges and bananas
at Gibson's.
Miss Margaret Meyers was called to
Wiedman Tuesday by the serious illness
of her mother.
Mrs. William Gardner Of Smyrna was
the guest of her sons, George and Ray
Ring, Yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Cooper was called to Sara
nae Friday on account of the serious
illness Of niece.
A small kitchen is no drawback when
GAS is used for cooking. Gas range
kitchens are cleaner, 2tf
A Gas RANGE is the best servant you
can have Always neat, clean, quick,
reliable and economical. 52tf
Miss Minnie Carpenter Of St. Johns
was a guest of her cousin, Ben Webb.
from Saturday until Monday.
Glen Wortley returned Tuesday from
weeks outing at his home in Lakeview
and reports an excellent time.
Miss May Harvey went to Cedar
Springs last week, where she expects TO
remain portion of the summer.
Rev. A. Secord was in the city Tuesday
Himself and family are about settled in
their new field of labor Lakeyiew.
The Misses Mable and Grace Hooper
left Saturday for their home in lonla
where they will spend their vacation.
The Misses Clara Hall and Elizabeth
Steel Of Hastings returned home Monday,
after a short visit with Adebert Hall.
Mr. and Mrs Rudy Hansellman Of Ionia
we're guests OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. Hanseman, the first Of the week.
Mrs Clara Taylor and son. Archie, of
Battle Greek arrived here Monday even
ing for a weeks visit at L { Carpenters.
Large line Of No | granite ware at
old prices. all bought before the raise
Every piece warranted No. ! at Glbsons
1t is ptlabe to see woman wither
away over q hot cook stove when GAS
RANGE would save both health and money.
Off
Miss Myrtle Westcott returned to her
home at Lakeyiew this morning after
short visit with her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Murray.
The Buou Gas LAMP is a corker. 1t
burns ten hours for one and one-fourth
cents. Far cheaper than oil and giving
much better light. 2tf
Mrs. S. j. Coulson, who has been the
guest OF Belding friends for several
months past returned TO her home at
Central Lake yesterday.
c. L. Stockdale of Grand Rapids has
purchased the Pleasant street lunch
and pool room of N. M. Bartlett. and took
possession of the same Friday morning.
Mrs. Leon Osterhout, who has been
spending a couple of weeks with her
mother and sister, Mrs. Raymond and
Mrs Frank Harlan returned TO her home
at Allegan Saturday.
Mrs. August Jahnke of Caledonia and
Mrs. Ira Otis and two children OF Hastings
arrived here this marning for l0-days'
visit at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Shaw.
o. J. Foster has placed six fine canvas
canoes on the river this week and proposes
to establish a canoe livery for the conyen-
ence Of our citizens who enjoy delightful
ride on the placid waters Of Flat river.
The ladies' Of St. Mary's Guild are
especially grateful TO the people OF Beld-
ing who did so much TO make their hand
kerchief and apron bazaar such COM
plete success last week. They realized
over $50 as a result Of the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Stevens of Stanton
were guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
C. S. Barnes Tuesday They came down
to see Miss Irene Barnes, who arrived
home the last Of the week from the But
terworth hospital at Grand Rapids, after
undergoing an operation for appendicitis
The chief advantage OF living in the city,
oyer living in the country. is that IN the
former place one can obtain Gas for
cooking and lighting 2tt