Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-05

Fresh dates Sc pound at Patterson's.
Use GAS CoKE-cheapest and cleanest
fuel.
Miss May Daniels has gone to Portland
to reside.
Mrs. N. J. Myers is visiting friends in
Carson City.
Mrs. Fl ank Green Of Morley is visiting
at L. E. Green's.
Mrs. Fern Celisk Of Chicago is the guest
Of Mrs. Eva Divine.
Largest stock, best assortment, lowest
prices at Foster g. Ritters.
T. Hazard and wife have returned
from their visit in Chicago.
Konseals relieve headache-Made and
sold by Wortley & French.
Macy & Globe Wernlcke sectional
bookcases at Foster 81 Ritter's.
Some new designs in tally cards just
received at Wortley & French's.
Saturday only, high grade chocolate
creams. the 4oc Kind, &c pound at Pat
tersons.
This is the season of the year when you
can save money on wall paper at Wortey
& French's.
j. S. Peterson. who was up from Coop
ersville last week at R. E. Bliss has re-
turned home.
Purity in drugs is very essential. Let
US supply you with the best.
Wortley & French.
Carleton Washburn of Chicago and
Harold Washburn of Ann Arbor we're
home for election day.
See the now storm shields on the Full
tons at Foster & Ritter's entirely protects
the child from the winds and storms.
Rev. o. w. Winter is in Wayland this
week attending the convention Of the 5rd
district Of the Michigan Christian Mission
airy Society.
Jerome Lavery of lonia, county agent
for the state board of corrections and
charities, was in the city Monday on Off
cial business.
Edward Midget died at the Spinney
sanitarum last Sunday as result of tu-
berculosis. His remains we're taken to
Hopkins for nterment.
Your shoes repaired right at The Hub
and the price will be right, too. We call
for and deliver your repar'work free.
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Second Hand Coal RANGES We have
several, taken in exchange for GAS STOVES.
A bargain for those who cannot obtain
Gas. Bedding Gas Works. l5tf
The subject for Sunday morning at the
Church of Christ will be Echoes from the
District Convention. The evening sub
ject will be The Church and Men," All
are invited to these services.
George Fisher and wife have been the
guests Of his brother, Vim. E. Fisher, and
other relatives in this vicinity for the past
two weeks. Mr.. Fishers headquarters
are in York, Pa he being the travelling
representative Of firm which establishes
plants for manufacturing ice.
Get your shoes repaired at The Hub
shoe repair shop. Our cobbler's work is
the best that can be done. Prices the
same as elsewhere. We call for and de-
liver your work free. l7tf
F. r. Lawrence, of the firm of Law
renee & Walbrink, went to Cadillac Sat-
urday to round up some business matters
with the Cobb Piano Co., with whom he
has been connected for several years.
The company and also the business men
speak very highly Of him and regret to
lose him as one Of their citizens
Several second hand organs for sale at
a bargain at Foster & Ritter's.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Sixbury and son,
Edward, Of Missaukee came here the last
Of the week with the remains of Mrs. Ed
ward Sixbury, who was formerly Miss
Audrey E. Witt, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Witt. The funeral was held
at the home Of r. B. Cowles her grand
mother, Sunday, Mrs. Luella K. Webster
officiating, and the remains were laid to
rest in River Ridge cemetery. Deceased
was 20 years old and had many friends
who will mourn her departure for the
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