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Staley underwear. the best -Holms
Clothing Co.
Mrs. Viola Smith transacted business in
Blanchard Tueseay.
Chas. Russell has moved from the city
back on to his farm.
Miss Allie Arnwine was Grand Rap
ids passenger yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs w, F. Sande we're Grand
Rapids visitors yesterday.
A. v. Race went to Lakeview Yesterday
for short visit with friends.
Every gasoline accident makes new
customers for the gas company. 2ltf
Adelbert M. Hall and wife have moved
into the Whitman Richmond house.
F. A. Washburn left for Chicago on a
business trip Wednesday evening.
When you get that invitation to the
wedding remember Gbson's bazaar.
Special showing Of black hats Friday
Mrs. F. Simpson.
Mrs w. C Spicer end daughter. Flos-
sic, were Grand Rapids visitors Friday.
Mrs. A. Ferrick returned from Manistee
this week for short stay with friends.
The cut prices on SUITS and Overcoats
still continue at Holmes Clothing Store.
Just received, fine assortment of lace
"A t.x& t,,1 - To- p.
We are showing a fine line of tapestry
couch covers. Every one new, Foster &
Ritter.
Mrs. Julius Henkle returned to her home
at Greenville Tuesday, after few days
visit with friends here.
ANY trouble with your eyes? better put
in some gas lights brighter than daylight
and better for the eyes. 2ltf
Now is the time to get that swell black
hat at the right price Friday and Sat-
urday at Mrs. F. Simpsons.
One-third off on all Fall and Winter
hats at Salter & Bradner's for l0-days,
beginning Saturday, November 9th.
Watch our window for the largest 7nd
best display of Christmas lamps ever
shown in Bedding, Foster & Ritter.
You can buy goods at Lincon's every
week day night from now till Christmas.
as their store will be open for business.
Mrs. E. C. Van Horn of Muir arrived
here Saturday, for few weeks visit with
her sons. Clarence and Ezra Van Horn.
DR.. I. s. Morris went to Kalamazoo
yesterday to attend the annual meeting
Of the Michigan Sunday School associa-
ton.
Mrs. A. L. Benedict and Rev. o. w
Winter are in Kalamazoo this week at
tending the State Sunday School oonven-
ton.
The Endeaver's will hold Csc Oyster
Supper at the Church of Christ. Saturday,
Nov. 18th, from five o'clock until all are
served.
Congressman G. j. Diekema gives no.
ice to young men of competition exami-
nation for admission as a cadet to West
Point in another column.
If you have not purchased that Fall or
Winter hat, take advantage of the one
third off sale which begins Saturday, No |
vember 9th, at Salter & Bradners.
Prof V. Kertcher. optician, of Lansing. |
will be at the Garnett Hotel, Belding, from |
the ] 4th to the 22nd of November Eyes |
tested free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. P. A. Nadeau and children re-
turned to her home at Blanchard, Tuesday
after two weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Morgan.
Miss Ethel Longstreet of Eureka town
ship is attending the State Sunday School
convention at Kalamazoo, as delegate
from the Ashley Sunday school.
A thousand feet of gas will positively do
more cooking than a cord of wood; just
compare the two in cost will you9 2ltf
Mrs. Willis Yorks NEE Mittie Moore)
will remain at E. c. Lloyds until after the
Christmas holidays, when she will join her
husband and reside in Grand Ledge.
Don't forget the great clothing sale at
Lincoln's Department Store, beginning
Saturday. November 18th Every dol
lars worth purchased costs you 66sscts.
The Ladies Aid society of the Church
of Christ have recently put new roof on
the parsonage and have also improved
the inside Of the same by repapering il in
very tasty manner.
One third off on hat is quite as avnp
to woman. You can save that amount
by buying at Salter g. Bradner's during
the l0-days' sale beginning Saturday,
November 9th. See.
Mrs. Carl Dams left Tuesday for a