Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-10-08
See Foster & Rittsr's window.


See Foster e. Ritters window.
monographs and records at Hull's.
Cash paid for cut hair and combings.
See Mrs Wright.
Skirts made up any style from any
goods YOU select in the store. Workman
ship and fit guaranteed, $500. Extra
size or silk skirts SOC extra at Lloyds
Dry Goods Store.
Mrs. S. L. Wright expects to leave
Beldng Nov. and will be absent about
4 months. For this reason you should
see her at once IL you wish to have any
work done in the near future. Parlors
over Peoples Savings Bank.
My prices are the lowest on stationery,
quality considered. A. b. Hull.
w. j. Hardwood and wife, who have
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Weaver for the past six weeks, have gone
% Bradford, Ont. where he has taken
he superintendenoy of large farm.
| Mrs. Charles Eligh will remain here with
1er daughter for the winter.
The Ladies' Literary Exchange began
| the work of the year by Roll Call OF the
home of Mrs. Arthur Conner. Nearly all
Of the old members we're present, spend
| ing very pleasant social hour and talk
ING over the work OF the coming year,
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mesdames Hill and Mann Oct. !
The best pair of taps IN the city at The
Hubs shoe repair shop. Prices the same
as elsewhere and we call for and deliver
your work free. lzn
Several Of our readers who wanted tc
sell their farms have placed them with
the Michigan Farm Homo Co.. who have
an ad on this page of this ISSUE as re-
suit of their large advertisement few
weeks ago, but we are told by Fred A
Gleason, the manager of this company,
that to meet the demands Of inquirers
from outside, they would like to list q
great many more places If your farm is
for sale, we think it would be wise plan
to let this company handle it for you
Fred Schlegal received telegram last
Monday Afternoon announcing the death
Of his mother at Berlin. Ontario, at the
age OF 90 years. His father, who is 90
years of age, is still living. Mr.. Schlegel
has gone there to attend the funeral
M. A. Chapman was pleased Tuesday
when he went to the post office and re-
ceived a package in his mail, for on open
ing it he found 1t to be small leather
wallet bearing the inscription, "Compl-
nents OF the Fergus Co. Bank of Lewis
.on, Montana" in one of the pockets was
llso found check on the bank for SIS 90.
His son Charles, who is an employe of the
bank, remembered that it was his father
birthday and reminded him Of it by the
gift.
II you want to see something unusually
novel and attractive in the way Of win
dow display, visit the Jensen & Wheeler
store which is now presenting an exhibit
that is drawing great deal OF attention
particularly from women. The display
shows the life size pictures OF number OF
beautiful and distinguished women who
are known the country over as leaders OF
fashion. These pictures are mounted on
large heavy cards and underneath them
IN each case is the commentator that has
been given to Wooltex garments The
Jensen & Wheeler store is to be congratu-
lated on having the agency for such a
widely known line Of merchandise line
endorsed by women, who certainly are
qualified to pass Judgment on the style
and other merits OF women's wearing APP
parel The women OF Bedding are also
to be congratulated because they have the
opportunity to buy right here at home.
garments which in point Of style and gen.
eral merit are equal to those which are
offered in the large fashion centers.
What time will the clock stop?