Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-07-07
Read Cushing g. Benedicts announce,

Read Cushing g. Benedicts announce
ment.
The Independent Cash Grocery sold
200 dozen lemons at retail Monday of
this week.
The Presbyterian church and Sunday
School will hold its annual picnic Tues
day July 18th in Turcks woods.
A bunch of from one to of mems
odd lots in oxfords and shoes, all leather
value from $a.75, $500, $3.50 now $s.3S.
j. l.. Miller.
Try US on one pair of shoes for that
boy or girl that is hard on shoes j. l..
Miller.
Roy Miller of Miller Bros, the grocers.
is enjoying his summer outing this
week
-Four hundred and sixty.five ten gal
Ion cans of cream were received at this
station Saturday evening last.
9S cents will buy shoe at our store
for man, lady, boy or girl. J. L. Miller
Mrs George Blanchard returned to
Alma this week after an extended visit
with friends in HilIsdale and vicinity.
Look at those ladies shoes and oxfords
81 80, $500 and 90 So Broken lots only
$1.75.
Messrs. Ransom and Foster Fraker
are at the VINO. A, camp near Central
Lake
Mems elk skin shoes $500; boys elk
skin shoes $l.75; greatest wearing shoe
in the market. j. L. Miller.
President Bruske of Alma college
delivered baccalureate addresses this
year at Mancelona, Grand Ledge Du-
rand and Mt. Pleasant normal.
Martha Washington, oh what comfort
so much different than the others
Name on the bottom at J. l.. Miller's
L. L. Conn of the Union Telephone
Co. returned last Saturday morning from
an extended trip through the Western
States.
Charles Davis of Kansas City was in
the city the first of the week. Mr..
Davis has charge of Mr.. Wright's in
terest in that western city,
L. J. Gardner has resigned his posi-
ton as Local Manager of the Bell Tele-
phone Co. in this city and has beed sue.
ceeded by j. G. Gossett of Bay City.
Nearly one half off on high grade
shoes on small sizes in mems, boys,
misses and ladies, all leather. j. L.
Miller, the Shoe Hustler.
Merrill base ball nine went down to
defeat at the hands of the Forest Hill
team last Monday forenoon, In the
afternoon an Alma nine defeated Forest
Hill for the prize of S25 by the score of
4 to 3.
We have lot of boys and girls shoes
from 13 to 2, 90 cents at J. L. Millers. ..
Robert Craig left last evening for
Sault Ste Marie from which place he
goes to Hermansville, where he has
accepted position with Que of the
large numbering concerns of Menominee
county.
Strengthening prices on all broken
sizes and lots of shoes nearly one half
off J. L. Miller.
Sugar beet growers will be interested
in law case in Shiawassee county. A
farmer contracted to raise 80 acres of
beets for the Owosso Sugar Go. The
beets failed to come up properly and the
farmer plowed them under, and refusing
to replant the field. The company has
now begun a suit for 81 900 damages.
Have you seen the Fourth of July
bargains in shoes at J. L. Miller.
The Record this week publishes else.
where in this paper the platforms of
Amos Mussleman and Chase S. Osborn
as furnished by the American Press
Association of Detroit in plate form.
These two gentlemen are recognized
throughout the state as anti.adminis-
tratiCn candidates.
For the best tonsorial work see Fred |
Rogers, Wright House barber shop.
The Michigan railway guide was en-
dorsed by the Michigan Knights of the
Grip, June 4, 1910, The United Com.
mercial travellers of America, Michigan
council. convention, June 10, 1910.
Travelling men know what guide is best
and right. July issue now out If you
want the best get "The Michigan"
Electric current furnished every
Tuesday for users of electric irons. K
Alma merchants as rule made at
tractive displays in their show windows
windows for the national holiday.
Among those who had exhibits of more
than passing interest might be mention.