Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-18

Fancy Lemons zoe dozen at Patter-
sons
Mrs. Ella Slanker was an Ionia visitor
Tuesday.
For Sale-A l2xI4 foot tent by Foster
& Ritter.
Fancy Bananas Sc and zoe doz at
Pattersons.
Special sale on hammocks at Wortey e.
French's June 20.
Jersey ice cream by the pint quart or
gallon at O'Bryon's.
| Some good bargains in wall paper at
Wortley & Frenchs.
Try the Red Cross for good SC cigar.
Sold by Wortley & French.
Harvey Haysmer and mother were call
ers at Greenvile Tuesday.
| For choice Strawberries call at Gibsons
grocery and crockery store.
All kinds Of poisons for bugs and insect
pests at Wortley & French's.
Mrs Levi Krick left Tuesday for short
visit with her daughter in Benton Harbor
Post card albums make suitable birth
day gifts. Plenty of them at Wortley &
French's.
Seventeen pounds graduated sugar for
81 90 at Gbson's grocery and crocksry
store Saturday.
A thousand feet OF Gas (S125) will
positively do more cooking than cord OF
wood $500. 81 If
Lee Harroun has purchased fine new
Clough & Warren piano at Foster & Rit-
ter's big store.
The only way to clean a carpet is to
wash it. We wash them at &C yd.-City
Steam Laundry SLIT
Mrs John Rossman is quite seriously i'll
and has been under the doctors care for
several weeks.
Miss Lena Leonard returned home Tues
day from Grand Forks, N. D., for three
months vacation.
Miss Erma Arnold, who is teaching in
the lona schools, spent Saturday with her
sister. Mrs. Ralph Mason.
Mrs. Mary E. H. Coville went to Detroi',
Tuesday to attend the annual convention
of the Woman's Relief Corps.
Mrs. Sprague Of the Third ward gave
her pupils most happy afternoon, picnic
ing in the city park Wednesday.
See advertisement Of Vern c. Divine
elsewhere in this issue offering exceptional
bargains for Saturday, June 20.
The Misses Eva and Christina Clifford
of Ionia, were guests Of their sister, Miss
Ella Clifford Of this city, Tuesday.
The Ladies Missionary society will meet
with Mrs E. B. Lapham on Saturday af-
ternoon this week at three o'clock.
Bargains that will make you wonder
how we do it next Saturday at The Huh.
Come here Saturday and you won't worry.
Meats roasted or broiled in a GAS
RANGE, retain far more of their juice and
flavor, than when cooked in any other
way. 81 tt
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hutchinson and
baby arrived Wednesday from Baker City
Oregon. for few weeks visit with their
parents.
Miss Irene Barnes returned from STAN
ton Tuesday where she has been spending
two weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
T. N. Stevens.
The strawberry season is now in full
blast and the delicious fruit is so plentiful
that they have dropped to five and six
cents quart.
Mrs. R. B. Strong went to Detroit,
Tuesday, as delegate from the Belding
w. r. c. to the state convention held in
that city this week.
. j. S. Peterson of near Coopersvle was
in the city Monday, coming to round Up
some business matters. He likes the farm
in Ottawa county very much.
Saturday, June 20, we will give you
absolutely free your choice Of any soc tie
| in the store with every S. 90 or better
shirt that you buy. You can't AFFORD to
forget about this. The HUB q
Quality the highest, prices the lowest
at Foster & Ritters.
Regular meeting of Ladies Social circle
in church parlor Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. at which time the treasurer
report for the first six months Of the year
will be given.
Preserving kettles. A ladle free with
each kettle at Patterson's.
William Moyes and family, of Ogden,
Utah, who have been passing week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs William Hutch
inson, left Tuesday morning for visit in
Detroit, New York, Philadelphia and other
eastern cities, They were very much
pleased with the silk city.
Hammocks and eroquet sets at Patter-
sons.
| Don't fail to read the announcement Of
auction sale OF all kinds OF vehicles, ap-
pearing in another part Of this paper
These carriages will be open for nspec-
ton at the Kuhn Implement Cos. ware
house in Beldng on June rs, &c and 81
| and will be sold at public auction to the