Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-21

See the line OF buggy whips at Patter-
sons.
Plnsapples for canning, at Patterson's
next week.
Ivory soap is always cts per cake at
Pattersons.
Extra fancy lemons | 8 cents per dozen
at Patterson's.
David Deal Of Grand Rapids, was in
the city Thursday.
Henry Oriese and wife are visiting here
this week from Detroit.
Stlilmans Freckle Cream always in
stock at Wortley & French's
Up-to-date wall paper for any room in
the house at Wortey & French's.
Mrs. William Anderson went to Grand
Rapids, Monday for short visit.
VIM A. Staley and wife have returned
to Portland from the west and will re-
side there.
William H. Devne and wife OF Grand
Rapids, we're guests of H. j. Cornell,
Wednesday.
Why stand over that hot stove and
bake, when you can buy your bread
cheaper at fingers.
St. Mary's Guild will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Fred A. Bush on Wednesday af-
ternoon, May 9th,
Miss Margueriet Fitzpatrick, teacher in
the eight grade, has resigned, concluding
not to teach next term.
Mrs Fred VanVlckle left Wednesday
for trip east. She is going to her old
home near Plttsfield, Pa.
Miss Jessie Edgerley Of Coral arrived
here Monday for two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs William Retterstoff.
The meeting of the w c. T. u will be
held at the home OF Mrs. W. D Ballou on
Friday afternoon, May % at $50 o'clock
The Hazard Kidney cure is sold by
Wortley & French.
News has been received that Mrs. D. S.
Grosefent, former resident here who
moved west for the benefit of her health,
died last week.
Remember Unger's absolutely Sanitary
Kitchen and Bake shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j Demorest left Mon
day for an extended visit in Oklahoma,
where Mr. Demorest is interested in his
cement machines
You can find everything in fancy crock
cry at Gibson's Crockery and Grocery
store.
See the imitation Havand china ware
at Gibson's Crockery and Grocery store.
The prices will surprise you.
A fresh supply Of Hazards Kidney
Cure at Wortley & French's.
Rev N. j. Myers was in Lansing this
week attending tie association. Mrs.
Belle Mann also attended as a delegate
from the church.
When your wife goes away on vaca-
ton take your meals at Unger's.
Mrs. Mary E. H. Cove has returned
from weeks visit at Grand Rapids where
she has been visiting her sister-inlaw
Mrs. D. G. Spaldlng OF San Diego, Cal.
Ed. Lamb is again able to be out after
three weeks tie up at home with the
Shingles His many friends will be glad
to see him on the road to recovery and at
business again.
Don't forget the place where Chi-Namel
is sold. Wortley & French are the local
agents,
Regular services at Congregational
church Sunday morning and evening,
preaching by the pastor. The Knights Of
Pythias will attend church in body, SUM-
day, May 5lst.
Come to our store and learn how to use
the little grainer with Chi-Namel. Wort
ley & French.
A childrens guild composed Of sixteen
OF Beldng's little ladies was organized re-
Gently under the name Of Holy Inocents
guild The officers are: President, Win
nifred |. Bush; secretary. Marybeth Beld
ing; treasurer Eleanor Fisher. The little
folks are engaged in mission work for the
Indians at Cass Lake, Minnesota.
One pound package corn starch certs
at Patterson's; regular 0 cent grade.
c. E. Algeo was in the city Wednes-
day. He is in the employ OF the Brooks
Drug Co, of Battle Greek and his head
quarters has been transferred to Grand
Rapids, from the state Of New York
this will make it more convenient for him
to visit his home here often. His son will
assist him in the work there.
Olga Haney, former Belding girl, in
dramatic readings at Baptist church
Friday evening. Admission SC.
The Epworth League, as an organ.
izaton Of the Methodist church. is nineteen
years old and next Sunday the loca
chapter celebrates its birthday. The day
will begin with morning prayer meeting
at six o'clock a. m. under the auspice:
Of the Morning Watch" to which every