Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-23

The Easter music will be repeated a
Holy Trinity Mission next Sunday night
Stop burning money! Gas COOKING
will save from one-third to one-half you
| fuel expense. 4otf
Why not use Chi Namel now, you ar
sure too in the future. Wortley & French
local agents.
Mrs. Simon Taylor OF Lakeview wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Y. Gephar
over Sunday.
A GAS RANCE transforms the kitchen
into clean inviting place, free from dust
dirt and trouble. 46tf
Earl French and wife have been enter.
tanning his mother from Lakevew. Sh'
returned Monday
A pair of base ball gloves have beer
picked up and left at the banner office
Owner call and get them.
A thousand feet of Gas ($l.25) will d.
more cooking than a cord of wood (S5 00)
Take your choice. 46f
o. T. Taylor and family left Monday fol
Cederwooley, Washington, having decided
to try the western country.
Regular l5c supper Of the Ladie:
Social at the Congregational church din
ming room, Saturday evening.
Wilson Purdy left for Marshall, Mon
day, to accept position with FREQ
Emory and may remain all summer.
Mrs. Anna Haysmer who has been a
guest Of her son, Harvey, for a couple Of
weeks, returned to Grand Rapids, Mon
day.
w. j. Altenburg has the agency foi
selling the never are-out Aluminium
Ware and he is placing lot Of orders for
the goods.
Mrs. Warren Blanchard returned to her
home in Casnovia Wednesday. accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs Earl Wilson
and children.
Hoosier kitchen cabinet, saves steps
cuts kitchen work in too and does away
with kitchen orudgery see Foster &
Ritter window.
B. c. futile is about to remove his
gallery from Saranac to Lake Odessa
Mr.. futile is a good photographer and
was former citizen here.
Miss Ona Stanton was home from
Lansing over Sunday, where she is taking
a business course in the college and is
getting along fine in her studies.
Edward S. White of Adrian was the
guest of Miss Esther Whteman over Sun
day. He left Monday for Chicago to visit
his mother before returning home
Mrs. Sessions who has been assisting
in the care of her sister, Mrs. A. B. Carter,
returned home to Greenville, Monday.
Mrs. Carter is improving in health.
Hoosier kitchen cabinet means more
leisure time away from the kitchen. See
Foster & Rtter's window.
The wife who has the Hoosier kitchen
cabinet saves time, work, worry and
money. See Foster & Ritters window.
A GAS RANGE costs one third the price
OF coal range and does your cooking
twice as well with far less fuel expense
46tf
Mrs. Earl Wilson and Mrs. w. l. Bene-
dict entertained the Fortnightly Club at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson on
Monday evening and most delightful
time was enjoyed by all present.
Claude L. Prefer who has been chef in
Hotel Coded, Howard City since last
Oct. will take a months vacation here and
June lst goes to the resort hotel at Spring
Lake as chief Steward where he was last
season,
The Saranac Advertiser was S years
old last week and Editor n. t. Johnson
may well feel proud OF the fact, that it is
one of the best weekly publications in the
county.
Robert Squiers and wife were called to
Rockford Monday on account of the death
Of Belle Elkins, a relative of theirs and a
we'll known school teacher in Kent and
Ionia ccnnties.
Geo Stout Of Moreland was the guest
Of his brother, Charles Stout over Sunday.
George has worked off considerable sur
plus flesh on his farm and his rudy COM
plexion is evidence that rural life agrees
with him. His many friends we're glad
to meet him
Post Cards with tinsel on are unmail-
able, unless enclosed in envelopes. and
are sent direct to the Dead Letter Office.
Post Cards in envelopes must have the
stamps attached to the envelopes instead
OF the card; no matter il the envelope is
Of thin paper or has hole in it. Put your
stamps on the envelope if you want it
to GO.
1t is given out officially that the first
person who violates the pure food laws
by selling bad eggs, will be just as severly
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