Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-09

Extra fancy lemons Sc doz. at Patter-
sons.
Special prices, largest selection.
Miller & Harris Furn. Co.
Buy GAS RANGE and save time, labor
and money. Att
Childrens garden tools SC, DC and Csc
per set at Patterson's.
Clean kitchen, clean cook, clean meals,
il you have a GAS RANGE. 4ltf
Twc-gallon fish globes regular price
GOO, special sale Csc at Patterson's
B. F Friedly, embalmer and funeral
director for the Miller q Harris Furn. Co.
A Gas LAMP gives clear steady glow
which floods the room with light but doe.
not hurt the eyes 4ltf
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Beldng returned
Tuesday from short visit with Grand
Rapids friends.
IL YOU once cook with Gas, money
wouldn't hire you to go back to the old
| fashioned methods. Aft
Remember we can supply you with ev-
L
first class drug store.
Wortley & French
Miss Laila jerks was able to be out
this week. Her friends are pleased to
see her on the road to recovery.
Mrs. j c. Bradford returned Saturday
from a weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Grand Rapids and Coopersville.
Mrs. o. N. Andrews returned to her
home at Ontonagon Tuesday, after a
weeks visit with her brother. F. Simpson.
| Actual tests show Gas to be at least
one-third cheaper for cooking than coal
| That is because you don't have TO keep
the fire going when you don't need it.
4ltf
| Don't forget that we handle, in addition
to our large stock of drugs, wall paper,
| alabastine, window shades, room holdings
chi-namel, japalac, paints, etc.
Wortley & French.
| Mr.. C B. Foote who has been visiting
in the city few days returned to Lyons,
Wednesday She has been living with
| ner son VIII r Oole IlllS winter.
E. w. Kimberly left Wednesday fer
Chicago to visit at Charles Filkins for a
couple of weeks, on his return, he will
stop over at ST. Joseph few days with
| relatives
Warren Shepard and family have gone
to Traverse City, where they expect to
make their future come. Mr.. Shepard
has been a respected resident Of this city
for many years past.
The Ypsilanti contingent of young la
dies, who are attending the state norma
there returned Tuesday, after week S
vacation at home They were Ann
Bracken, Naomi Gooding, Hazel Dutt and
VERNE Brown.
E. M. Parney was in Orleans Wednes-
day, he has the contract for building a
fine residence there for Jane E. Baird and
expects also to build two more for other
parties. Orleans is improving in the
building line and also in business interests.
E. E. jerks left Monday for Detroit,
where he will have charge Of the carload
lot division of the Gelners' Clearing
House association. Mr.. jerks informs US
that the association will be in position
to buy and load potatoes on this market
in the future
The Terpsichorean club Of Greenville
hold their Easter assembly April ] 8.
This is Greenvlle's leading society event
Of each year and Beldingites who attend
are assured a pleasant evening. Fischer S
orchestra Of Kalamazoo furnish the mu-
sic and we print their program in another
column.
Clarence E. Tanner arrived home from
California last week, having been taken
sick there, and on his arrival here it was
found he was suffering with appendicitis
He went Immediately to Butterworth
hospital, Grand Rapids. where he is being
treated. Clarence is having his share Of
misfortune.
Sweet pea and nasturtium seeds SC OF.
dt PATTERSON 5.
At their last regular meeting Friday
April 8. each Royal Neighbor donated an
article to be sold at auction and the pro-
ceeds to be put into the sick fund, Mrs.
o. Houck was appointed auctioneer and
the sale caused much merriment and
laughter. At the next meeting. April IL,
each member is requested to wear an
Easter hat trimmed by herself and a
prize will be given for the best trimmed
one, also prize for the worst one. Eas-
ter lunch will be served and good time
is expected
Buy groceries Of Gibson, the Bridge
street grocer.
Service for Holy week at Holy Trinity
Mission, will be held at z:5o p. m. at the
Rev. j. A. Baynton home on Tuesday
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday even