Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-28

Remainder we are headquarters for q
Holiday goods at Patterson's
Make your selections now and we WI
lay them away I'LL Christmas, at Pat.er
sons.
See our line OF doll cabs, tire finest an,
sons.
Mrs. S. L. Wright is doing some yer,
fine work in the hair dressing line. Give
her call.
A wood or coal fire. box for a gas rang
heats your kitchen with less fuel than an
cook stove. 2Ot
Miss Jennie Weed returned to her hons
Greenvllle, Monday. after weeks stay
in this city.
See our showing Of 48c dolls the larges,
and best coll ever sold at this price al
Patterson's.
A gas light of one hundred candle
power costs less to burn than single OF
lamp or candle, 2lti
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Wright and daugh-
ter were guests at A. j. Gardeners Of
Smyrna Sunday.
Large stock of Xmas goods at Gibson s
bazaar. Make your selections early ano
get the best
Miss Sadie Shaw has this week re-
turned from two weeks visit in Easton.
Saranac and Ionia.
Mrs. Eva Gray and Mr.. Charles E. AL
geo were married at jamestown, N. Y
Wednesday, Nov. 90.
One Of those beautiful china table set,
would be an all right Xmas gift. Sc,
them at Gbson's bazaar
Mrs. A. Grant and Mrs. Newtor
Cairns Of Grand Rapids we're guests a
Louis Sayles Saturday,
Let US show you the Stearns g. F. ster
mattress inside and out. The value i
there. Foster q Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E Thompson visited
their daughter, Mrs. Bert futile Of Sara
nae, the first Of the week.
Don't miss seeing the bride at the
Christmas bazaar in Vincent block OF
Friday and Saturday of this week.
You might wear fine diamond ring il
you attend the Christmas bazaar in the
Vincent block Friday and Saturday.
A thousand feet of gas will positively do
more cooking thana cord OF wood. just
the two in cost will you9 2ltf
A ...o,niF;oont Cnan;.k g.. k.;-.l i...L...
parlor rocker, 81 go is the special price
offered to the public, at Foster & Ritter's
store this week.
Mrs. H. Stahen returned Monday from
Prairie Greek, where she had been caring
for her daughter, Mrs H A. Place, who
has been very ILL.,
Mrs Mark Brown returned from Lowell
Monday, where she attended the district
Of the o E. S., and reports
very interesting meeting.
Miss Eliza DeFrance, who has been
working here for some time past. left Mon
lay for Stanton, where she will stay with
a sister for the present.
Your best girl would like you better il
you got her that beautiful diamond ring at
The Christmas Bazaar in the Vincent
block Friday and Saturday.
The High School debating society held
a debate yesterday on the question, Re
solved that The World owes more to Nav
cation than to Railroads" The decision
was given to the Negative, although both
sides gave good arguments,
The w. c T u. will meet with Mrs
M Smith Friday afternoon at the usua
hour. Mrs. A. D. jerks leader Topics
What Have You To Be Thankful For?"
and w II the u. S Government Paw for
the Liquor Spilled in San Francisco
Beginning this week, Miss Ruth M
Smith will conduct classes as follows
Sewing, Wednesday p. m, ze at home Of
W. ! Benedict, eight lessons for three
dollars; Cookery, young ladies' class, Fri
day p. m, 70 at w. |. Benedicts, and
Saturday at Congregational dining room
a childrens class, g. | a. m and an ad-
vanced class, pa p. m, ten lessons for
three dollars
The recent special evangelistic meetings
held at the Central M. E. church were
productive Of great good, not only in the
revival Of religious interest in the city
generally, but also in the addition to the
church. There were more than $50
persons professed conversion and over
100 additions to the membership of the
church. The church under the pastorate
Of Rev G. c. Craig is prosperng finely.
Ladies' wish to thank you one and all
who have patronized me so generously in
the past months that have worked in
your city. | also wish to announce to you
that in order to serve you better in the
way Of having more room, am going tc
move into the rooms over Unger's restau-
rant. Will be there on and after Deem
Der 2, and will be pleased to meet all nv
old patrons and many new ones. Come
one, come all and will do my best to
please you. Mrs. S. L. Wright o
The Congressional club ladies held their
first meeting Of the year with Mrs. D. E.
Wilson Thursday afternoon. Nov. ID,
with all OF their in-town members present
The Bay View reading was resumed with