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

Pictures framed at Foster, Ritter g.
Fosters.
Remember. GAS RANGE Is absolutely
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Get your pineapples at Gibson's bazaar
| 10 cents each,
Special sale on z-piece china berry sets
zee at Patterson's.
Jumbo banapas at Gibson's bazaar
You ought to try them.
II it came from Foster, Ritter & Fosters
It denotes quality and style.
Watch our windows for special sale on
granite ware at Pattersons.
Couches kind that don't wear out
at Foster, Ritter & Fosters.
Mrs. Lucy Shaver of Lansing was the
guest of her brother, Lee Stall. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Tuck and daughter
Louise were in Greenville Decoration day.
George Shipman is working in Green
vile, plastering the new bank and post
office buildings.
Mrs. Arthur Rector of Ionia is spending
the week at the home OF Rev. and Mrs.
j. W. Sheehan.
Fancy bananas II Sc doz, pneapples | 0
and Sc each, lemons zoe doz. sailed
peanuts | Sc h., 40 varieties candy lOc
at Patterson's.
Mrs. Sarah Lesster left Thursday for
Detroit and Pontiac to visit relatives for
couple Of weeks.
The Baptist ladies will serve S cent
supper at the church Wednesday, June
IL. from S to 1850 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thurman of Greenville,
former residents of this city. we're guests
of friends here last Thursday.
Miss Maude Pope Of Lakeyiew was the
guest of Miss Lizzie Pope the last of the
week. returning home Monday.
Abe C. Huff OF Greenvle was in the
city Decoration day and took his place in
the ranks of the G. A. r. boys.
Mrs. L. E. Green and mother. Mrs
Mckay, we're called to AlpeDa Monday
by the serious illness OF her father.
Many gas users declare that since they
have begun to cook with gas. they actually
save one third their former fuel expense
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Mrs L. E. Rice of Grand Rapids con-
nected with several orders in that city il
an official capacity was in attendance al
the Pythian Sisters convention Wednes-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. j. C. Meese went to Gonis
tuesday to attend meeting Of the Mich
igan Christian Missionary society which
convened in that city from Monday till
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Yost and Mr.. Henry
and daughter of ST. Louis we're guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Reed last Thursday
They drove over in Mr.. Henrys automo-
bile and remained over night.
Mrs. Henry Warner, who went to
Grand Rapids last week to submit to an
operation in ore of the hospitals. passed
through the ordeal in excellent shape ano
is now on the fair way to recovery.
Ed. Covert, who fell from a scaffold
two weeks ago breaking his shoulder and
putting it out Of joint while at work or
Vim Sparks new house, is out again but
not able to work He fell about 5 feet
Thomas Rich. aged thirteen years, sen
of Walter Rich of Otsco, received his
eighth grade diploma on Friday last.
This is doing pretty well for boy o. that
age and he and his father are equally
proud Of his success.
Young lady. if your gentleman friend
seems q little downhesrted, bashful or
little inclined to kick over the traces, just
give him bracer 10y saying 10 him that
Foster, Ritter e. Foster live and do bust
ness in Belding Ask him II he hasn't
heard Of this firm, and if he says no, tell
him that they are the Furniture people OF
Belding; that they make married life easy
and full OF happiness Just say to him
VERY shyy)-Why. they sell furniture on
the installment plan, and intimate that It
wouldn't cost much to 60 to housekeeping.
And, say, tell him, If you want 10. that
we i pay the preacher too, II he's little
short