Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-16

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A thousand feet Of Gas ($l.s5) will
positively do more cooking than cord Of
wood $500. 6lu
Mrs. Lee Kiser OF Grand Ledge is a
guest at the home Of her niece, Mrs. A. j.
Terrence, for week.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Wood went to
Crystal Tuesday for two weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
There were AS tickets sold at this sta
ton yesterday for the excursion to Grand
Rapids and all report delightful time.
Meats roasted or broiled in a GAS
RANGE retain far more of their juice and
flavor, than when cooked in any other,
way. 81 tt
| Don't be slave to kitchen drudgery
buy a GAS RANGE and Danish the dirt.
dust and discomfort Of old fashioned cook
| ing. 5ltf
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Francisco were in
Stanton over Sunday attending quar-
terly meeting of the Free Methodist
church.
At church of Christ Sunday morning,
subject "All Things New" evening Rev.
T. E. Winter of Hiram, Ohio, brother OF
pastor will preach.
Never before sale like this one. We
have positively cut prices lower than eyer
before and everything in the store goes at
cut prices, not solitary thing reserved.
Sale now on at THE HUB.
Mrs. J. G. Ewald and~two children left
yesterday for their home in Pierpont,
South Dakota, after six weeks visit at
the home Of her brother Mark Leech, near
this city.
Mrs. Robt Reece and Mrs. Viola Kerr
of Long Beach, California were guests at
Mrs. L. L. Holmes the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Whorley. of L.Shsing, were
also guests over Sunday.
The Smyrna Cemetery association will
hold social at the Baptist church in
Smyrna Thursday. July %. A picnic
dinner will be served and all are invited
to be present. Bill Sc and 1oo.
Mrs. R. Chase and daughter Myrtle,
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernie Strunk for few days, returned to
their home at Bear Lake, Monday. Mrs.
Strunk accompanied them as far as
Grand Rapids.
Why are we selling goods so cheap?
| Because we must raise money, and a lot
OF it, and extraordinarily low prices will
attract big trade which we could not
| get at this time of the year in any other
way. We are willing to give you s SO
worth Of merchandise for every dollar you
will give US. We want the dollars at any
cost. Sale now on at THE HUB.
Mrs. Henry Skellenger entertained the
following guests at her home on Sunday
last: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wise of Smoky
Row. Mr.. and Mrs John Mehney and two
children and Mrs. Leland Thompson. A
fine dinner was served and the balance of
the day was spent in sitting in the shade
and filling up on lemonade.
Supply your future needs now at the
great cut-prlc sale now on at THE HUB.
Everything in the store is being sold at a
big discount from regular prices.
Jay McNaughton was unfortunate last
Friday while working at the shoe factory
to have his left hand get caught while as
sisting in making some adjustments in
one of the machines. He went at once to
DR.. Ferguson, who dressed the injury, but
Jay is spending several days in an en-
| forced lay off as result
A lady and her dog we're going down
Pleasant street Tuesday night, when an
other big dog ran out, pitched into the dog
accompanying her, and well developed
dog fight was-soon under way The lady
stoppedIand watched the fray, encourage
ing her dog by saying, sic him, Jack;
give him all he wants, go darn him, I'll
wait for you.
Extra fancy lemons zoe doz. at Patter-
sons.
E, {. Doty left Saturday for Detroit,
where he will attend-the national associa-
ton of photographers. which meets there
this week. From Detroit he will visit
Toledo for short time and then 90 to
Winona Lake, Ind where he will attend
the annual meeting of The Duguerre insti-
tute next week. Mr.. Doty is an exhibitor
in both of these Photographic meetings
and we expect to hear Of his carrying
away some more valuable trophies.
Everything goes; absolutely nothing re-
served. We offer you the greatest oppor-
tunlty OF the times to save money on ev-
erythlng man or boy wears from head
to foot, at the great sale now on at THE
HUB.