Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-30

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A Gas RANGE makes the kitchen as
clean as the parlor. 81 If
Cook WITH Gas, Twice as much cook
ing at half the cost. 81 II
Mrs F. d. Lincoln has returned from
the east, where she purchased full line
OF ladies' tailor made suits in all the latest
weaves and textures for the fall trade,
also beautiful line of net waists in fancy
and tailor made styles in patterns that
must certainly please the most fastidious
lady in our city.
Mrs. s. Laffler of this city and her nece
Miss Marie Terry Of Blissfied, left Mon
day for weeks visit in Portland. They
we're accompanied by Mr. Vital Roberts.
Of Portland, aged 90 years, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Laffler, for
couple OF weeks. Grandpa Roberts is hale
and hearty for his years and gets around
easily with out assistance from anyone.
The ladies of Belding are cordially in
yited to visit Llncoln's department store
and take a look at the handsome tailor
made suits and fancy net waists now en-
display for the fall trade. If you stand in
need of new gown for this fall you can
not afford to overlook this beautiful line
direct from the fashion centers Of the east
Ready for inspection next week.
Teddy" the acting bear, who is very
active member of The Moonshiner's
Daughter" Company which plays at the
Bedding Opera House on next Thursday
night, August 6, has history, such as
befas to the lot of but few Of his kind.
He is a clever actor, don't fail to see him.
The lady who fails to find satisfaction
in the elegant new line of net waists at
Lincoln's department store must be hard
indeed to satisfy They will be on display
next week
A good many boys and young men are
50 solctous about the salary or wages
they are to receive that they forget that
they must first earn the money. The
young person who will make himself use
full need not worry about his wages. He
will get all he earns and will hold his job
just so long as he makes himself valu-
able to the firm that employs him The
first thing that young man should inquire
about when seeking position is the du-
ties required Of him and whether he can
perform them. If the first question he
asks IS the amount of wages, the chances
are that he will not get the place.
Fancy bananas Saturday l5c dozen at
Pattersons.
Railway conductors Of the state it is
said. are so much annoyed because Sc
many passengers pay fares on the trains
rather than to take time to buy ticket,
hat they have started a movement to
stop the practice The plan favored is to
ask the legislature for law requiring
passengers without tickets to pay three
tents mile 1t is claimed that in some |
instances it is absolutely impossible for
he conductor to give the time he should |
70 the train because of having his time
aiken up in collecting fares, making
change and giving receipts. In other
words, making him ticket agent as well
rs conductor
An irate citizen says that hereafter he
wants editors to mind their own business
My dear Christian friend, did you ever re-
ect, in your contemplative moments,
when the moon is beaming, when the
sings in the tree, when the
hired man shores in the loft, the yellow
log sleeps on the lea, and the mosquito
yets in his work-did you ever reflect in
such times upon the idea that paper
only accounts of the editors
,wn private business would be apt to
prove monotonous to the general public9
They might stand it for while, but in the
md it would be a thorn in the side and a
WEAKNESS to the flesh, and all that sort
# thing.