Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-30
Look for the the red front.
Carpet beatsr l0c at Pattsrson's

LOOK TOT the TIE 100 front.
Carpet beatsr l0c at Pattsrson's
Full quart bottles amonia Sc at Pdtter.
sons
For strawberry plants. call on E. M
Parney. 4zw2
You get Square Deal at Foster &
Ritters.
Gas RANGES sold on easy payments
| 46tf B DINO GAS Works.
Good window shades only loc each al
iibson's.
Go 10 Gibson's for Belle Coffes-25c to
55c pound.
White shelf paper &c colored &c at
Pattersons.
Oon't.worry. we trust the people. Fos-
.er & Ritter.
Garden and flower seeds lie per pkg,
/ 1t Pattersons.
Nineteen cent buggy whips l0c each,
while they last at Patterson's.
Picture framing and mat cutting a
speciality at Foster & Ritters.
A secondhand piano at Foster & Ritters
for sale at q bargain, look it over. Cash
Or Credit.
A Gas RANGE transforms the kitchen
nto clean inviting place, free from dust,
iirt and trouble. 46tf
A thousand feet of GAS ($l.25) will do
more cooking than cord of wood ($5 0o)
Take your choice 46tf
Mrs. Vern Snyder was called to Clarks-
Vile last week on account Of the death
II her aunt. Mrs. Marsden Bishop.
Burn GAS COKE, thirty per cent cheaper
han hard COAL goes farther and fifty per
sent less ash to carry out. Belding Gas
Works. Att
Buy FULTON at Foster & Rtters
hey cost no more than the inferior carts.
and the only cart that is indorsed by the
medical profession Of the county, is the
Fulton.
The Sleeping Beauty" new opera by
John Wilson Dodge, was presented or
Wednesday night It was hit. Chicago
and Milwaukee dramatic critics filled the
boxes.-Detroit Times.
Sailed peanuts loc pound at Patter-
sons.
Mrs. John Emmons has moved to Ona-
way where Mr.. Emmons has a position
with lumber firm. Their goods were
moved Tuesday and their house has been
leased to Mr.. Hoyt.
A Gas Range saves hundreds of weary
footsteps and keeps your kitchen free
from dirt, smoak and SCOT. 46tf
Mrs. E A. Thorne Of Howell, will spend
Saturday and Sunday with her husband
in this city. Mr. Thorne is our popular
laundryman and while his wife is here
they will select house and soon move
here. Their three sons will soon finish
the school year at that place.
The Gas Range banishes kitchen drudg-
cry and gives you more time for rest
enjoyment and other work. 46tf
Mrs Florence sweet left for her home
near williamson Thursday. She has
been here visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo.
Parslow, who is now in the hospital at
Grand Rapids, having undergone an OPP
GRAFTON for gaul stones which has proved
successful and she is now on the road to
recovery. The surgeon removed twelve
large ones. Her son Floyd left Wednes-
day for Alma to remain with Laverne for
a few weeks
Pictures. the kind you usually pay Csc
for, l0c at Foster & Ritter's. See win
dow.
The man who cannot stick up for the
in which he lives should move
out and thus make room for the person
who does believe in home enterprise. The
that is good enough in which
to live is certainly good enough to boost to
the front.
A Spokane schoolgirl was required to
write an essay Of $50 words about an
She subn tilted the following:
my uncle bought an automobile. He was
riding out n the country when it busted
gong up long hill. guess this is about
SO words. The other 200 are what my
uncle said while he was walking back to
town. but they are not fit for publication.
Claude PETER, chef at the Golden hotel,
leaves next week for his home at Belding,
to enjoy a months vacation. Then he
will 60 to Spring Lake hotel to take the
position he held during the resort season
last year. Mr.. PETER is one Of the ablest
men in his line, in the state and Howard
City is fortunate that he has gotten in the
habit of wintering here. Howard City
Record.
Those Of our readers who have relatives
and friends in foreign countries. and most
81 US have, will be pleased to know that
re-classification Of mail to foreign coun-
tries has been established whereby articles
may be sent to these countries at the rate
of twelve cents pound. The weight of
The package must not exceed four pounds
Or the value fifty dollars. II has formerly