Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-02-27
See Foster & Ritter's window.

See Foster & Ritters window.
loo Embroidery sold at Brioksr's Ba-
zaar.
Fresh seaweed just received at Pattsr-
sons.
See us before you buy. Miller g. Harris
Furn. Co.
W. D Ballou is in Chicago on business
this week.
Clothing that hold their shape at H. A..
Loewe's, the tailor.
| DC sale OF decorated tableware Satur-
day at Bricker's Bazaar
Mayor Bricker is home this week sick
with muscular rheumatism.
A written guarantee on any felt mat
tress at Miller & Harris Furn. Co.
Another lot Of those small, sweet navel
oranges, Sc dozen at Pattersons
Claude Garnett Of Grand Rapids has
been visitor in the city this week.
Vim. F. Sandel and Roy Reynolds took
the train Tuesday for Grand Rapids.
MERRY Widow Waltz the greatest hit
of the season, DC per copy at Patterson's.
The White sewing machine (the best)
80 90 and So 90 per month at Miller &
Harris Furn. Co.
Mrs. A. w. Jack and little son were
guests of Miss Edna Wise Monday. She
is stopping at Greenvle for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MINER of South
Ronald we're visitors at j. w. Miners OF
the North side from Friday until Tuesday.
Big assortment of decorated tableware
salad dishes your choice DC Saturday at
Brickers Bazaar.
Miss B. Fern Emerson never fails to
please in her musicals. Do not fail to
hear her at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening
Mrs Claude j. Pope and daughter Lou
Use of Boston are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VanDebget, in Stanton. Mr..
Pope is expected to join her later and
make visit here.
The Congregational ladies will serve
one of those extra good hot meat pie sup
pers and other good things to eat Satur-
day of this week from to 8 o'clock for
| 5 cents Don't miss it,
Ten celuloid finished postal cards with
verse in gold on each card, for DC The
biggest bargain ever offered in post cards
at Patterson's.
The Miller Harris Furniture Co, have
made an addition to their store this week
by the placing OF gallery on the west
side for displaying chairs and other fur
niture. A number of new lights will add
to the Improvements.
The rank Of Knight will be worked at
the regular meeting of Fortuna Lodge
No. 100 on two candidates. Chancellor
Commander S. n. Wilson would like to
see the boys all out. Lunch at close of
work. Tuesday night.
B. F. Tower was called to Ensley Tue.
day by the death of his brother-in law,
Samuel Brooks. who has been aing fer
some time Mr. Brooks was a farmer,
6z years old and in an early day lived in
this vicinity, He is brother of Lem
Brooks.
See Foster & Ritter's window.
improvement seems to be the order of
the day at M. c. Benteys Clothing Store,
he has recently installed new National
Cash REGISTER, one Of the up-to-date
three cash drawer compartment kind,
also has replaced the old system of light
ing with New Tungsten lamps sufficient
number Of them to make the store brilliant
in light
Order your new suit Of clothing Of H. A.
Loewe, the tailor.
Lemons growing in Michigan in the
winter time is something OF novelty and
is rare sight. Adam Wagner has
tree at W. r Olds' greenhouse. which
has borne half dozen fine ones. which
recently came to maturity and the lemons
we're picked, averaging over ele zen ounces
a piece. They had the genuine flavor
and hot or cold lemonade could be made
from them which was the 'clear quill"