Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-30
Uncle Bill now suggests. that they

Uncle Bill now suggests that they
return 10 the hotel Tor dinner AT the
table the old man waxed philosophical.
"Never neglect your larder," said he.
''rhat important adjunct to housekeep-
ing controls masculine temper. To
that end you must patronize grocer
on whom you can depend for honest
goods. Through long term of years
have found Bachelor IL Brown, op-
posite Hotel Belding, perfectly reliable.
You will find them careful dealers, al
ways fully stocked with every possible
thing in the line of staple and fancy
groceries, canned goods, table condi-
ments, cereals, fine confectionery, fruits
etc., which are always fresh and first
class. No shelf worn goods there,
while the prices are down to brass lacks.
To keep peace in this family, get all
your groceries from Bachelor d Brown,
the reliable grocers, as nearly everyone
in Bedding and surrounding country
does
"Ies, and while we are on this inn
portant topic OF gastronomics, we must
not forget meat. 1t goes hand i'm hand
with groceries. Now TO locate meat
market where we can get fresh, whole
some meats, fish, game and oysters in
season, {. II. Keeney, proprietor of the
City Meat Market, is the man to sup
ply you. This is the boss meat market
in the town and is popular with every
body who is particular to have the best.
The reason for this is because Mr..
Keeney is so very careful i'm the selec-
! ton of his stock, which he buys mostly
from the farmers in this vicinity, and
he gets the freshest and best of every
thing and you are waited upon i'm a
jiffy by neat and polite assistants. To
keep your hubby in good humor, Fan
ME, why, buy all your meat and do all
your trading in the meat and lard pur-
chasing line at &. III. Keeney's City
Meat Market"
Al this point, somewhat TO the con-
fusion of John, the old man INDUCED
in half serious criticism of his per-
sonal appearance. "You are decidedly
of-style for townsman,u said he,
''and we'd better go and see Vern G.
Divine at "The HUB clothing store,
opposite Hotel Bedding, and see about
some new duds.n After John had fit
ted himself TO new suit from the fine
assortment of fashionable garments
that are displayed in the cabinets of
this extensively stocked establishment,
Uncle Bill declared, "Now you look
like newly married man. Before
leaving, having found prices and goods
irresistible, John also invested i'm a
complete outfit of gents furnishings,
from late style hat TO dozen shirts,
also good farm suit. At this point
Uncle Bill declared he would get suited
too, and before leaving Vern &. Divine's
big store he had purchased complete
outfit of wearing apparel for himself
and John.
so say, uncle, where can go for dry
goods?'' ''This dress is hardly suitable,
| must admit. Well, my girl, if you
want To select from one of the most
popular stores in the town, will direct
you to Jensen d Wheeler's big store on
the corner, who carry stock of dress
goods and muslins that for style, quail
ity and prices cannot be duplicated i'm
any of the metropolitan cities. They
carry all the latest weaves in fashion,
able dress goods and muslins, and you
are sure to be guided right in your sell
ections. You will find Mr.. G. A. Wheel
er, the resident proprietor, pleasant
gentleman to deal with and his assist
ants polite and expert, and his prices
cannot be duplicated here" Fannie
soon selected pretty dress, of the latest
design and pattern, also her lace cur
tains, portiers draperies and rugs. She
also bought one of those "W ooltexn
tailored suits, ready-to-wear garments,
that Jensen Il Wheeler have lust re-
ceived for fall and winter trade. "Well,
well, laughingly remarked "Uncle
Bill, 4" "This is certainly the place to
buy dry goods and ladies ready-to-wear
garments cheap. Besides they have
such an excellent line to select FROM
Fannie's order suggested her thorough
appreciation.
While Uncle Bill was bordering
where TO go next, Fannie suddenly ask
ed, "Uncle where can i find the lead
ing millinery establishments" "Why
as for that we will have to go to Mrs.
j. ;. Hutchinson, the successor to Mrs.
Simpson, who held her first millinery
opening last week, September "a and
%, and who, by the way, has on hand
the best and most complete stock of
to be found i'm the city. You
can get what you want there, the latest
styles and the lowest prices being her
motto. Her experience guarantees that