Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-01-09
Get your smoking at Benedicrs.

you. wortley g. French
loo glass celery trays SC each at Pat
tersons.
A new lire Of post cards just received
at PaIterson's.
One-fourth off on all furs at Lincoln's
Department store.
O'Bryon's have a complete line of
Winnings stationery
The finest sailed peanuts you ever ate
/ DC 10. at Pattersons.
Wait for the great stook-reducing sale
Of dry goods. beginning Jan. 20.
Wait for the great 'stock-reducing sale
of dry goods, beginning Jan. 20.
We have just made bargain counter
It will pay you to see at Patterson's
Should you be in need Of syringe or hot
water bottle we can supply you with the
best Worley & French
Ladies. save one-fourth by buying your
coat or cloak at Llncolns Department
Store.
Mss Pearl Gould was called to Port
land, Monday. by the serious illness of her
mother.
Twenty-Five coloreo stereoscope views
of Uncle Sans battleships Csc at Pat
tersons.
Mss Mary Pinkham of Ionia was
guest at DR.. j. F. Pinkham's the last OF
the week.
Harold Morris left Monday for Oberlin,
Ohio, to resume his studies IN the college
IN that city.
Art Hough returned to his home at
Reed City Tuesday alter visit at Mrs.
Mary Pencils.
L. E. Peterson returned to Lansing
Tuesday after spending his vacation in the
city and vicinity.
Miss Pearl Witt returned to Montague.
Saturday after | 0 days visit with Miss
Alice Waterman.
Floyd Boyer left Monday for Washing
ton, b. c. to continue his studies IN
school in that city.
You can save one-fourth on all Ladies,
Misses and Chlldren's coats at Lincoln S
Department store
Mr.. and Mrs E. Ross returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with relatives al
BarrYton and stanton.
Fred Stanton left Monday morning for
Ann Arbor where he will resume his
st,a,ae IN tho t,piuacettU
George Aitenburg returned to Pompe
Saturday to resume MS duties as teacher
in the school at tina. place.
Three hundred paoded sleeve boards
given away between now and April /.
ASK about II at Patterson's.
Miss Edna Abbey returned to Green
vile Monday, after short visit with her
mother Mrs. George Abbey.
Don't forget that we carry large as
sortment of souvenir post cards.
Wortley & French
Mrs. James Cramer went to Lyons,
Saturday to spend few days with her
father, who resides at place.
Miss Nlda Smith and Brother Szante
Of Stanton, we're Sunday guests at the
home of j. c. Bradford, near this city.
Mrs Roy Klleen and baby, OF Evart
returned home yesterday, after two
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. j. F.
Behler.
Harold Nashburn. Harold Patterson
and Miss Eva Morris have returned to
Ann Arbor to resume their studies at the
u OF M.
Miss Florence Gle mems returned to her
home IN Ann Arhor Monday, after short
visit at n. j. Leonard's and Mrs. Nellie
Irelands.
The Misses Eva Eddy, Naomi Gooding
and Anna Bracken left Monday morning
for Ypsilanti to resume their studies in
the State Normal.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cameron returned
to their home at Grand Rapids. Saturday
after two weeks visit with his, mother
Mrs D L. Cameron.
William and Louis King, Albert King
and wife and Mrs. Lizzie Grapper of Chi
cago attended The funeral of E. E Green
Tuesday at Greenville.
Luther White. who has been spending
a week at the home Of his grand parents
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, left Satur-
day for his home in Chicago.
We are prepared to fill all orders for
Kargon Compound Wortley & French
r. w. TrusseII Of this city picked a
bunch of Christmas roses from his rose
bed on the lawn and shared few with
The Banner. They are beauties and be-
gan maturing the latter part Of November.
Mr. russell opened up snow bank and
found them in full bloom. He is nearly
eighty-five years Of age. in good health.
and is great lover Of flowers.
Those receiving prizes for pekect at
tendance for the month OF December in