Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-31

Gas is not a luxury; you cheat yourse I
il you don't use it. 2ot
Anything you may need in dye stuffs II
Wortey e. French's.
n. n. Bedding was Grand Rapit S
and Detroit visitor last week.
Every gasoline accident makes ne "
customers for the gas company. 2lf
Mrs. Mary j. Wood went to Muskego n
Saturday for visit with her son.
Fine display Of new winter millinery at
Mrs. F. Simpsons, Bridge street
Mrs. A. M. Eayes went to Ionia yester,,
day for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Dee Thomas was guest Of rels
tives in Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Have you seen the bear in Gibson S
window, the one Teddy did not shoot?
Mrs. Leon Wright and Miss Wnnifre
Bush we're Sunday guests in Greenyile.
You are wise to take advantage of tie
wall paper sale at Wortley & Frenchs.
Don't forget the name. Stearns & Eos
ter, Best mattress made. Foster & Ritter,
Purity still remains the leading seller IN
perfumes. Sold at Wortley & French's
Special showing of winter millinery Nov
and 2 at Mrs. F. Simpsons Bridge
street.
When you buy Eaton-H urlbert station
airy you get the best. Sold by Wortley &
French.
Mrs. Otis Higgins was called to Alper a
yesterday by the serious illness of her
mother.
Mrs. j. H. Armstrong went to Grand
Rapids Friday to hear Calve in her Grand
Opera Co.
Claude Roosevelt returned Tuesday fire m
Lansing, where he had been for about
three months.
Mrs. Chas. Hammond went to Grand
Rapids Wednesday for few weeks visit
with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. c. j Gray of Petoskey
we're over Sunday guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
j. H. Armstrong.
C. r. Powell OF Rising Sur, Ind, is
making an extended visit with Mrs. R.
Gleason, his daughter.
Mrs. Lewis Shrader returned to Alto
Friday after visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Antcliff.
Any trouble with your eyes9 better put
in some gas lights; brighter than daylight
and bett er for the eyes. 2lti
| When buying fountain syringe or wa
ter bottle get it at Wortley & Frenchs as
they guarantee them for two years.
Rev. j. A. Baynton has moved into the
house recently vacated by Rev j. w.
Sheehan and is comfortably settled.
We have the largest line of holiday and
staple goods we ever carried in Belding
and they are the cheapest at Gibsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Way Of Ionia spent
Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Kennedy and Mr., and Mrs. Ray Watson.
1t is criminal to subject a woman to the
dangers Of gasoline cooking when Gas is
so much cheaper and perfectly safe 2otf
Mrs o. E. Ball is spending a couple OF
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Cook, Of
Iona. The doctor is at Crystal Lake to-
day.
Mrs. John Emmons and son Clarence
and her mother, Mrs. Colds, went to
Lowell Friday for few days visit with
friends.
Will Clarke, Of the Belding Monument
& Granite Works, went to Portland Mon
day to set fine monument which he had
sold to parties there.
Geo. |. Atenburg who is teaching the
Pompeii school arrived home Friday for a
weeks vacation. He says he has fir e
school and likes the work very much.
The Grand Rapids Press says: $50
strong has been the demand for seats for
"Uncle Toms Cabin which AL w. Mar
tins company will present at the Majestic
the last half of the week, that an extra
matinee will be given on Friday afternoon
The company is announced as being AL
white.
A school teacher down at Saranac the
other day had occasion to call on one Of
the patrons Of her school on business, and
not finding the lady at home asked her
little boy if he would give his mother a
note when she returned and at the same
time asked him If she had tablet The
son said, mo. but she's got some pills.
The school ma am didn't take any.
The Baptist and Methodist ladies closed
up their Rummage sale Saturday evening.
They cleared $500. They turned oyer
the business to the Missionary Society,
who will run it one week. and turn it over
to the ladies Of Church Of Christ. who will
ater turn over to Presby terrain ladies'. 1t
seems to be a good business and it is right
that all should have turn at it.-Ionia
Standard.
Mrs. Dan King has returned from Han
cock where Mr.. King is at work for his
brother r King, former contractor here
and who is engaged extensively in that