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Arizona republican., 1918-10-16
URGE NURSES NOT ID FAIL ID REGISTER

Notice has been sent out to nurses that, due to the fact that many of the students of tie Red Cross classes have not filled out their questionnaires, also because many of the married nurses have not registered as yet the clerk in the War Work building, Room F. will accept questionnaires up 10 12 o'clock Wednesday noon.
 All nurses are urged to register. The report must go forth on the evening mall Of that day.
 HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE-Got- fried Vogel, owner of a radiator shop on Monroe street. yesterday secured a divorce from Katherine Vogel on the ground of assertion. Judge Stanford signed the decree.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16

As an educational program, this years THY" Lecture Course is the strongest ever presented to the people of Phoenix. Secure your tickets inn mediately.-Adv. ak
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07
Noul sef al marinei gerznane

Asa cugeau atunci nantas nosr 81 trebue sa cugee
81 astazi toti Rominii vrednici 81 bun
Nu este astaz tmpul sa dezbnam in contestant 81
uras mic al oamenor mari de odinoar sa adevereste ace
Romn e preot o redacor crede ca IN zele de
sd poate dezbina poporu ronesc pc baze conesionae
Iata intre aele mule nea acut sa prindem
condeul in mimi sd punem cit de reu cuvntu nostru in
cumpana 50 facem APPEL Ia oaa sufarea romneasca din
America sd dea nici atenune chemaror de
confesonaa ii nc ceor fac acee chemA d mai virtos
Sd rdice to din toate pae cuvntu or unoelasnic anne
ninor de protesare contra ceor in ace vec al lunlor
mai ncearca So mpar4 popoul in abere pentr
ca 81 fie de unde capata cent? organ oficios
Nutm mai tare incredntare ca astax m poate ii Ro
min II America larga care q nusi spuna do pro-
test desaprobare. sa mn e punA celor ynt c
Il seceris vor c&p&ta furtun&. @ S1Mx
Romfni adsvaraH Romfni carl M cunoa u uinica mai
ps ~ intsessle mari als neamulu yo Sresey: vol
suntsfi chemat w spune cuy1ntul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07
0FENSIvA De PACE A
GERMANILOR.

ROMA, 5 Sept. Corespon
dentii ziarelor italiene din Five
tia scriu ca agentii germani sunt
foarte ocupati Gu circularea ra.
poartelor ca Germania gaia de
pune pace.
Accasta pace, raporteaza CO.
respondents; pornita pc baza
Cd germanii sunt invoiti q para.
81 Franta 81 Belgia. Ri spun ca
Germania contra indemnitati.
lor de razboi, 81 invoita ca sd
primeasca pnnctul Muncitorilor
Englezi referitor la Alsacia Vi Lo.
rena, provasfnd Cd populatia ace.
lot provincii sA decida soarta lor
Agentii germanl ignoreaza aApi,
'ratiunile Italienilor 81 i ,celor,
latte nationalita II.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07
Marunti$ufi.

Un lucru care ne place la une-
lie mule, este ca ele sunt in stare
sd zvirla din picioaretimp de-
stul de indelungat, fara de a Sc
lauda Gu puterea lor executive
ori Gu ,,taria lor morala".
Inainte de asia Gu ami de zile,
calul 81 trasura veche facea pc
matriculantul civil de la licen-
tele de casatorie foarte activ, dar
acum, in timpul din urma, graba
automobilelor tine ocupati pc eel
de la judecatoria dc divorturi.
Ce sa va fl ales de sora mai
tinera care, inainte de asia Gu
ami de zile, trebuia sd astepte
dupa sora mai batrina sa Sc ma
rite, pentru ca sd vorbeasca 81
dinsa business Gu admiratorul
eli?
Dupa ce o femeie a trecut pe-
ste douazeci de ami in fericita
casnicie 81 crescut droaie de
copii, are sd strimbe din mas cind
va vedea la pareche tinera ca
satorita doua paturi unul llnga
altul in odaia de culcare.
Credem ca nu suntem violatoril
tainelor lui Kaiser cind spunem
ca dinsul dorit acest razboi
Gu aliatii, dar nu la dorit asa
cum il poarta aliatii astazi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07
Accident Sensational. -

Bolsevikistii au scos Russia in
tirg. Washington. - O stire
trimisa direct din Stockholm la
departmental statului anunta
ca ziarul Worwaerts din Germa-
MIA a declarat ca Sovietul rusesc
a vindut provinciile din nordul
Rusiei pc un pret care inca nu
Sc site cit este de mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07
Aducerea mortilor American
Unde Sc due alimentele din Ru.

sio. - LOndra. - LOrdul Robert
Cecil, adjutantul ministrului de
externe al Angliei, a zis ca SEQ
pull principal al Germaniei este
sd stabileasca in Russia un fel de
Monarchie. AL doilea cauta sa a
puce din ca at1tea alimente cite
poate 81 so tie in dezordine 81
dezorganizare cit de multi timp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07
UN|UNEA soc. Romano
De AJuT0R 81 CULTURA.
CEA MAI vECHE 81 MAI PUTERNICA 0RGA-
NIZATIUNE ROM1NEASCA DIN AMERICA.

In caz de accente grave perderea unui picior al
unei mIin mebrul capaa ajutor de $4,000 In cazu
de moarte urmas mortuui capata benefcu de $4,000
Perderea cuu de Ia gesna in socoste de accident
grav Sc plaeste $70000 Perderea paru degete de Ia
NINA Sc socotee de accident grav patese $7000
In caz de accdente embrul capaa beneciu de
$4,000 Perderea unu ochu uatate din laba picoru
ui Sc considera accident patee $30000 Per
derea degetuui mic patee $780, eel near $780,
lar ceeate cite In de perderea pau degete
Ia NINA in jos de doua ncheetura socotese accident
grav 81 SO plateste Gu $4,000.
Din beneficial de moarte, cfnd mosenito drecti nu Sc
afa nga mort poate cheltu pentru inormintare
mai multi $4,000 Pc nga aceste autoare date de
Societae Ia apartne embru dau autoare in
de koaa mp de sase un Trei un cite 500 pc sap
NINA 81 tre uni umatae Aceste ajuoare varia Uncle
Societati dau 81 mai multi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07
|NF0RMATIUN|

Preotii din Germania slujesc
pentru mincare. - Haga. - Ce-
lie raportate de calatorii sositi
din Germania dovedesc indea-
juns cit de mare este lipsa de
hrana acolo. Ell spun ca in multe
localitati germane preotii nu slu-
jesc decit daca li-se plateSte os-
teneala in alimente de hrana.
Despre tonajul Angliei. -
| Londra. - Vapoarele constitute
in decursul lunei August dau un
total de 124,675 de tone brute.
RapOrtul aceSta a fost dat nOap-
tea trecuta de la oficiul amirali-
tatei
Apucati sub un NAL. - Ports
mouth, Va. - In timpul cind sc
faceau sapaturi la docurile. din
Norfolk, a caZut un mad de pa
mint, apucind sub ell mai multi
lucratori, dintre earl Omorit
unsprezece 81 a ranit zece. Cea
mai mare parte din eli erau ne
grii.
Nedreptate planuita vaduvelor.
- Berna. Doctorul Hans Won
Herting din Munich este in frun-
tea unei misca1 care lupta ca sa
infiinteze legea de opri martha
rea din nou a femeilor vaduve,
dupa razboi, asa ca putinii oa-
meni carl mai sunt sd ramle pen
tru fetele tinere.
Bulgarii lupta pentru faina. =
Londra. = Dupa cum i-s'a spus
de prizonierii Bulgari, corespon-
dentul ziarului London Time
scrie de la Salonic ca soldatii
Bulgari au incercat sa opreasca
in statiunea de la Mis- mai multe
vagoane de faina carl mergeau
la Berlin. In acest timp s'a in
Gins 0 lllpta singeroasa intre Ell
81 soldatii Germani, in decursul
Garcia a cazut un Bulgar 81 pa
tru Teutoni.
Noul sef al marinei ger-nane.
Amsterdam. = Ziarul Colog-
ne Volks Zeitung scrie ca capi-
tanul Won Levetzow fost numit
seful statului major al marinei
germane. Sc zice ca capitanul Lee
vetzow i-s'a dat putere mare
in ceea ce priveste chestiile ma
vale. Ell fusese comandant al u
nei excadre uSOare 81 este cunOs-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07

IA N j q a.
cut mai ales din Operatiunile ce
lea condus in in4aala Oesel.
Germanii rapesc sine dc tren.
Paris. Gersmanii scot in
tr una sinele de pc caile ferate
din Belgia 81 les intrebuinteaza
pentru construirea altor linii pc
carl sa umble trenurile de trans
portat cele necesare la frontul
de lupta.
Kcrniloff lar q murit. - Lon
dra. = Agentia Exchange Tele-
graph raporteaza din Copenhaga,
dupa o stire luata din ziarul Po-
litiken, ca generalul Korniloff a
fost omorit la Yekaterinovar de
ghiulea. - De cind Gu restur-
narea lui Kerensky de la putere,
telegramele au mentionat de
mai multe orr moartea lui Kornj-
loft. Prin luna Martie s'a rapor-
tat ca fusese omorit intro lup-
ia GU trupele Sovietiste.
Accident Sensational. - Mon
tecello, Me. - Farmerul Gere
Bean din aceasta localitate a
scos un cal batrin la camp ca
sal impuSte, find ca nu mai era
de nici un serviciu. Mai luase
Gu ell 81 un alt copil ca sal ajute
la omorirea calului. Acesta, avind
81 ell revolver, a tras in cal, dar
glontul sarit din capul calului
intr'al lui Bean 81 La ranit grav.
Acuma Sc afla la spital 81 nu
prea sunt semne de insanato-
sare.
Bolsevikistii au scos Russia in
tirg. Washington. O stire
trimisa direct din Stockholm la
departmental statului anunta
ca ziarul WOrwaerts din Germa-
MIA a declarat ca Sovietul rusesc
a vindut provinciile din nordul
Rusiei pc un pret care inca nu
Sc site cit este de mare.
fmprumutul Chinei la Japonia.
- Peking. = 1ntre ministerul de
razboi 81 companie Japoneza
s'a semnat contractul pentru un
imprumut de 3O,OOO,OOO de yeni
Gu dobinda de Z procente. Garan-
tia va fl facutS~prin bonurile te-
zaurului Chinez. Planul este eel
mai complicat dintre toate cite
s'au incercat in China 81 consista
din formarea unei companii care
sa monopolizeze toate marfurile
lie import 81 export asupra caror
Sc cere permisipnea guvernulni,
coprinzind fiefn, armatura, ore
zul, munitiunile, material pentru
caile ferate, etc.
Aducerea mortilor Americani
in patrie. - Washington. A.
mericanii carl si-au pierdut viata
in razboi vor Fl ingropati acolo
numai un timp oare care. Tot
NORTH au sd fie pusi in morminte
insemnate 81 de acolo Sc vor
scoate dr'pa razboi 81 au sa fie
adjust in America. Tot astfel Sc va
face 81 Gu eel morti pc vapoare.
Acestia vor fl ngrijiti 81 adjust in
Statele Unite Gu acelasi vapor
pc care si-au perdut viata.
Unde Sc due alimentele din Ru-
sia. - Londra. - Lordul Robert
Cecil, adjutantul ministrului de
externe al Angliei, zis ca SEQ
pull principal al Germaniei este
sd stabileasca in Russia un fel de
Monarchie. Al doilea cauta sd a.
puce din ca at7tea alimente cite
poate 81 so tie in dezordine 81
dezonganizare cit de multi timp.
Explczic de bomba. - Chicago.
- o bomba ce explodat in un
corridor al palatului federal, a O.
morit patru oameni 81 ranit inca
saptezeci 81 cinci. Explozia, care
nu pumai ca darimat fatada'
cladirei, ci spart 81 toate gea-
murile altor cladiri de peste
drum, Sc crede ca ar Fl opera ce-
lor de 1a organizatia l. w. w
1ntreg aparatul politiei secrete
) Sc afla in miscare.
- A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-07

lea condus in insaala Oesel.
Germanii rapesc pine dc tren.
Paris. Ger1nanii scot in
tr una sinele de pc caile ferate
din Belgia 81 le intrebuinteaza
pentru construirea altor linii pc
carl sa umble trenurile de trans
portat cele necesare la frontul
de lupta.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06

By unanimous vote, the executive
board of the Woman's Committee,
Michigan Division, Council of Nation
al Defense, gives its heartiest appro-
val of the Boys Working Reserve.
And it urges mothers everywhere to
use their influence with their. boys
between the ages of 16 and Is to en-
list in this big land army for the in
creased production of food.
Women of the rural districts
throughout the state are especially
urged to attend the county registra-
ton conferences which are being held
in various sections of the state by
the Woman's Defense Committee.
These conferences are for the purpose
of training women to act as registrars
in the registration of women for war
service which is to be made in Michi-
gan, the week of April 6.
This registration will offer to the
woman the rural districts the same
opportunity to inform her govern
ment as to work she is willing TO do
in helping to win this great war, that
the woman in the city has. Begin
ming March 10, campaign Of reg
istration conferences is to be inau-
gurated in Northern Michigan, and
among the places where the meetings
will be held will be Iron River, Cry
stall Falls, Sault Ste. Marie and Man.
istque. Menominee and Houghton
will also be visited.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
PRUODEN SOUNDS
NOTE OF WARNING

Warm weather and the easing up
Of the coal situation are apt to cause
people to overlook the necessity of
providing against a recurrence of
hardship next winter" says State
Fuel Administrator Prudden.
81, therefore, warn the people of
Michigan that next winter is likely to
develop a worse fuel situation than
the present one. Getting coal is a
matter of getting transportation. To
get transportation is going to be in
creasingly difficult.
with coal shortage, nothing but
wood supply can prevent our going
cold. There is wood available. 1t
can be gotten at reasonable prices.
To get it in sufficient quantities will
require very prompt action.
"To postpone action until another
fuel famine is here, will be foolhardy.
Green wood is about half water.
Screen wood is heavy and expen-
sive to handle. Green wood yields
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
SAYS DOGS COST
VIRGINIA $4,000
EACH DAY IN YEAR
BAKER ASSERTS FOOD FOR CA
MINES EXCEEDS I'M GU Mt
SPENT FOR EDUCATION

Dogs cost the people of Virginia
$23 800, 900 annually, according to de-
partment of agriculture figures quot
ed by Delegate Baker, author Of the
dog law bill in the general assembly.
This, according to Mr.. Baker, is a
direct money lose suffered by the
sheep-raising industry and those who
feed dogs. The cost in stock killed
through fear Of rabies and treatment
of persons bitten by supposed rabid
dogs, is not included in the estimate.
Six hundred persons, however, have
been given the Pasteur treatment in
Richmond during the last six years.
Hundreds of others have been treat
ed at their homes and many from
Northern Virginia have been treated
in Washington.
There are, roughly speaking, $780,
900 dogs-good and bad-in Virginia.
The department of agriculture says it
costs $34 a year to feed each dog. The
department also says revenue from
sheep raising is less by $18,000,00G
annually than it would be if dogs were
not permitted to run at large as they
Low are.
1t says, too:
That the sum o expended !. feeding dogs
each. or that II would raise poultry to
value equaiing that OF the hogs"
Virginia, according to Mr.. Baker,
spends more for dog feed than it does
for education, or to run the entire
state government machine. Last year
approximately $7,500,000 was spent
for public education in Virginia.
About an equal amount was spent in
running the state government: Each
4 is less by $l,000,000 than the sum
annually spent for dog food.
Michigan would do well to take
heed from these figures, as the state
is not so far behind Virginia when it
comes to the dog pest. We talk of
conserving food, closing the brewer
les, etc., but we would save more food,
promote sheep and poultry raising to
a greater extent in these times of dire
necessity, if we would chloroform
about two out Of three of the 'steen
million ours that invest this state.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
Do your bit-small sacrifices
now may save you from making
greater ones later.


MacaronI Is made of Durum wheat
fiour-a -four containing too much gluten
to be used In making a good loaf OF
bread. Dishes using macaroni may there
fore well be served as meat and wheat
savers.
c Macaroni broken In small pieces
. OTIS. boiling water
G milk
2 T. -four
Buttered bread crumbs
T butter
IA to Ia ID. cheese
Ia salt
T. &. cayenne pepper
Cook the macaroni In boiling sailed
water until tender. Drain in a strainer
and pour cold water over Il to prevent
sticking. Make a sauce OF the nour. but
ter. milk and cheese. Combine sauce and
macaroni Cover with buttered crumbs.
heat in the oven until the crumbs are
brown.
Macaroni may be heated In tomato
sauce and sprinkled with grated cheese
Just before serving Spaghetti or verme-
cell may be used az the macaroni.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06

only a third to half the heat of
dry wood, making it by that very ex-
pensive as fuel. To season wood
properly requires that it be dried for
three months or more. IL seasoned
wood is to be available by next No
vember, cutting must be started at
once and on a large scale.
81 wish TO urge individuals to take
prompt action to insure themselves
Of next winters fuel. l urge towns
and cities take steps to lay up re-
serve fuel wood to approximate one
half their total fuel requirements"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06

While on hunting expedition in
the Escondidos mountains of Mexico,
two officers of the American army re-
Gently discovered caves of ancient
cliff-dwellers. Fragments of pottery
were strewn on the floor and the walls
of the caves were discolored by
smoke. No writing of any kind was
discovered. The ancient dwellings
bore some resemblance to those near
Flagstaff, Ariz., it is said.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
Local Items



Miss Frances Brooks is home from
Flint.
Mrs. Elmer Z. Fales went to Ionia
Saturday.
Mrs. j. p. Jacoby was in Greenville
Saturday.
Fred Willard was home from Ionia
over Sunday.
G. F. Angel of Ionia was in the
city Saturday.
Zenas Dow and son, Morgan, went
to Ionia Sunday.
Thomas Doyle made business trip
TO Ionia Saturday.
Gray Race and daughter were in
Greenville Friday.
j. C. Randall of Big Rapids was in
the city this week.
Mrs. Il. A. Vie went to Vestaburg
for the day Monday.
Eugene Bunce left Friday for his
farm near Vestaburg.
Miss Lucy Flack made a trip to
Grand Rapids Saturday.
Miss Lulu Flack left for Sidney
Friday for a few days visit.
The next meeting of the Bedding
Grange will be held in the Oddfellow
hall.
Mrs. Mary Vaughn was in Grand
Rapids over Sunday visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. M. M. Balm left Friday for a
short visit in Greenville with old
friends.
E. L. Brooks took the train here
for Grand Rapids on business trip
Mrs. Mollie Jennings, who had been
the guest of friends here, returned
home Friday
Mrs. Albert Rich went to Alma for
a short visit with relatives and
friends Monday.
Miss Jennie Anderson of Greenville
was the guest of friends here a few
days last week.
Mrs. Ray Waldo has returned from
Ionia, where she went to visit at Mr..
Waldo's people.
]. H. Mason of Ionia, who had been
here to visit his people, returned
home Monday.
Charles Murray went to Detroit
Tuesday, returning with q couple Of
new Dodge cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson were
in Greenville Tuesday on business and
also to visit friends.
Ben White returned Saturday from
Detroit, where he had been to visit
his son, Will White.
Mrs. L. Irish, who visited her rela-
tives here few days last week, re-
turned home Friday.
l.. N. Wicks writes from Basin,
Wyoming, enclosing a renewal of sub
scription to the Banner.
w. j. Harmer went to Entrican last
week to look after his farm which he
leased for another year.
Miss Beulah Payne left Tuesday for
st. Johns, having received word that
her mother was quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mercer of Wick
eryville were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Fox over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Green have re-
turned from Grand Rapids and he is
at work again in the factory.
Miss lisa Sprague received a visit
from her friend, Mrs. Heaven, of
Elmdale. She returned Monday
Elder J. w. Archer of Lowell was
in the city over Sunday in attend
ance at the quarterly meetings.
l.. l.. Rockey returned from Ionia
Saturday, where he had been to visit
his son-in-law, Claude Brockway.
Miss Lizzie Martin left Saturday
for Muskegon Heights to visit her
brother and family for a few days.
Mrs. A. ID. jerks and daughter,
Miss Leila jerks, have returned from
Grand Rapids. Miss jerks intends to
return to her work there.
Beautiful, glossy, healthy hair for
those who use Partisan Sage. Get a
bottle of this delightful hair invigor-
ator from Wortley & French on guar
antee of satisfaction, or money back.
Advertisement.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06

LI,sNEWB E|I]|


Palo.-George Eaves, an elderly
man, living alone about two miles
south of Palo, set fire to his house
and shot himself through the head.
sometime about ten o'clock last We'd
nesday night. Men returning home
from the oddfellow lodge at Palo dis
him from the burning building al
though life was extinct when he was
found. 1t is thought that despond-
ency caused him to commit the rash
act.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
SORGHUM Meeting

Carson City-The sugar shortage,
and the possibility of its continuance.
makes the matter of supply OF sub
stitutes important.
We have discussed the situation
with many farmers in this locality,
and each one says he will grow a
patch of sorghum if enough will do
likewise, so it will pay someone to
purchase the necessary equipment
and machinery to make the syrup.
AS no one would care to make in
vestment without assurance that
enough sorghum would be grown to
make the investment pay, SO we have
decided to call meeting of all who
are interested in growing and using
sorghum, Monday, March A, at p. m.
If enough growers are interested,
plans for organizing will be discus
sed, and arrangements made to pro-
cure seed. Sorghum is a good pala-
table food. A patch of quarter to
one-half acre will supply the ordin-
airy family year.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06

Grand Ledge-The old red mill
that stood sentinel on the north bank
of the river since the city's infancy,
will soon be a memory, as the struc-
ture is be taken away. The build
ing as it is, empty, and Of no future
use, but only fire trap, will. be sold
for the lumber. Manager Drew of
the Consumers Power Co., says there
will be lawn in its place. The mill
was built in 1854, David Taylor, a
resident of this city, and then in his
prime, was one of the owners. When
bought out the gentlemen and con-
Quoted the business. The dam was
wrecked two or three years ago dur
ing heavy ice blockade; and so dis
appears one of our oldest landmarks,
and if we glance about we shall find
very few structures that have stood
the test of time any better, or has
served its purpose to humanity, than
the old Touring mill.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
Burglars Visit Pcwamo

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS made their an
nual spring visit to Devarn's Lunch
Monday, securing about $500 in small
goods and other stuff, including
couple of loaves of war bread.
Entrance was gained through the back
window, which they heaved in. AS
usual they departed without leaving
their address, or anything by which
the county Sherlocks could use as a
clue to chase 'em down.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
Killed By Falling Tree

Lake Odessa.-Glenn Fuller and
Fred Durkee of Carlton township
were cutting timber for wood on the
Langdon farm when Fuller was
caught under the falling tree and
killed or so injured that he died very
soon after his removal to his home.
The tree they first cut lodged in
another tree in such a manner that
the second tree had to be cut also, and
it was when this fell that Fuller was
killed.
He was thirty-eight years old and
leaves a wife and four young children.
Mrs. Fuller is sister Of Mrs.
Walter Of Lake Odessa. The fun
eral was held at the home in Carlton
last Sunday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-06
THREE PKGS. 12c LIGHTHOUSE
SPAGHETTI .2s

Bulk Popcorn, per lb. ....... 15c
15c Jar Pure Fruit Jelly $500. 12c
Bulk Pickles, sour, per quart +. :. Zoe
Bulk Sauerkraut, per quart 1Oc
Best Corn Beef, per lb. ....... .22c
Lux (The great wonder for wash
ing) 12c
Large 22c Can Best Tomatoes 18c
Hand-Packed Tomatoes, can 15c
Campbell's Soups, all kinds 1Oc
Corn, Peas, Succotash, can. -. 10c
Large Can California Peaches. 2Oc
Best Grade Pineapple, can. zoe
Large Can Calf. Black Cherries zoe
Large Zoe Monarch Pumpkin. .15c
Three Pkgs. Mince Meat. Csc
All White Laundry Soap, bar -. Sc
p. & C. Naptha Soap. ........ &c
Ivory Soap ....... &c
Rub-No-M More, Galvanic, Etc. 49,. Sc
Three Large Cans Peas. -. Csc
Zoe Can Monarch Baked Beans Ice
Large Can Hominy 80. ....... 1Oc
Red Kidney Beans, can. 12c
Country Gentleman Corn. 15c
Golden Dragon, Small Peas, can. 18c
Sardines, Tin oiD, can ...l.A. &c