Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
Straw hats at Pattsrson's.

Straw hats at Pattsrson's.
F. w. Howard is east on 4 business
trip.
Swifts Naptha soap cents bar at
Patterson's.
Extra fancy lemons ID cts dozen at
Patterson's
Cook WITH GAS. Twice as much cook
ing at half the cost. 81 tt
We carry the best toilet water and per-
fumes. Wortley & French.
Chi-Namel is still selling good. Wort
ley g. French are local agents.
Miss Edith Spicer returned to Detroit
Yesterday after a short visit with her par
ents.
Everything you could expect to find in
first class drug store at Wortley q
French's.
A carnation with every purchase at
O'Bryon's Saturday afternoon and eve
ming, June s.
GAS will do more than any other fuel
and do it with less labor, less cost, less
time and better results. 81 tt
II you have a room in the house to
brighten up with wall paper let US supply
you. Wortley & French.
This is the season Of the year when we
have many bargains to offer in wall pa
per. Wortley & French.
Toilet and manicure sets. hand mirrors,
brushes and books for Commencement
gifts at Wortley & French's.
Croquet is an interesting game. You
can get a good set OF Wortley & French.
From rs cts to IS 90 the set.
Mrs. S. w. Wilson of Sigourney, Iowa,
is spending few days with her neice,
Mrs. D. z. Penny of the North Side.
Don't be a slave to kitchen drudgery;
buy GAS RANGE and Danish the dirt,
dust and discomfort OF old fashioned cook
ing. 5ltf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Narcotic are the
happy parents Of ten and one-half
pound daughter born Decoration day they
have named her Benedebtt.
The Misses Nora Martin and Florence
Casper returned to their homes at Fowler
Monday, after short visit at home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Martin of this city.
The Misses Mary Retterstoff and Pearl
Gould went to Grand Rapids, Monday,
to bring home Miss Florence Gould who
has been sick at Butterworth Hospital in
that city.
Mrs. Peter Kohn left Monday for Toledo,
Ohio. where she goes as delegate to the
National Review Of the L. 0. t. M. M.
which convenes there this week. She
represents Smyrna Hive
Saturday was the 9th anniversary OF
the birth of little Mildred Howard and the
event was made merry one for her. Her
mother gave her surprise party and all
present had just lovely time.
w. E. Pilkinton Of Chicago was the
guest Of his son, Donald Pilkinton, at c..
G.. O'Bryon's couple Of days this week.
He and his partner moved their business
to Chicago last February and are making
a remarkable success of it.
Special sale on glass sauce dishes, 8 cts
each at Patterson's.
Thursday Of race week every business
house In Ionia will close Its doors, and
attend the races from | until S o'clock.
The management guarantees that the
racing will be clean and on its merits. If
Ionia county turns out as well as the city,
success is assured.
We have an excellent preparation for
killing ticks on sheep. Wortley & French.
Mrs. w. S. Eddy and son Lloyd left
Monday for Toledo, where she goes as a
delegate to the biennial review of the
L. o. T. M. M. now in session in that city
She will spend weeks with relatives in
that city before returning home.
Sharpsteens Medicine Show is packing
the tent every night with their interesting
programs. The popular lady and prett-
est baby contests are creating no little
excitement. w. H. Standish, the black
face singing and talking comedian is a
whole show in himself and has his audi
ence roaring whene yer he appears, Billy
is surely hummer from the ground up.