The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-11-05

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Mrs. WaIter Harley. q 70l William
street. 8 pounl daughter. who an !
swera promptly to the name Of 1heo- /
m GeorRiana. DR.. Dutt says al are
doing nicely.
Yes. we have heating stoves and
ranges and our prices are right Bal
lard-Lloyd Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Hill, of Grand
Rapids. were the guests Of Mrs. Hills
mothe. Mrs. Loura Bos<W.ck. over
Sunday. Mrs. Bostwick Is confined
to her home by illness.
Miss Hc'en Lapham returned to-
Mt. Pleasant, Sunday evening after
having spent the few days Of the
Normal vncat on at her home here.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hailwood, Of
Grand Rapids, Were guests Of Rev.
and Mrs. ]. w. Rookie, Monday.
Bring in your pictures to be framed
Big selections Of moulding and expert
workmanship. Ballard-Lloyd Co.
John Fuller, an uncle Of Mrs. Leona
Bush, called there Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ritterstorf mo-
tered to Ionia, Saturday on business.
The Misses Gladys Austin and Lucy
Engemann were Ionia visitors Satur-
day.
Our toy department is now ready
fer you t. select your Xmas gifts.
Never such large and varied line
shown in Bedding and at low prices.
Ballard. Lloyd Co.
Miss Pearl Harwcod arrived here
Saturday to spend week with her
aunt, Mrs. j. Brown.
Miss Vera Slocum spent the week
end at h err home in Lake Odessa.
Miss Kathryn Wilson spent the
week end in Ionia.
/ Our line of open stock dinnerware
comprises 10 different patterns. Buy
of us and know you can always re-
plenish your pattern. Ballard-Lloyd
Co.
Miss Cora Price spent the week
end with her people in Perrinton.
Miss Mamie Hefferan was in Green
vile Saturday on business.
Mrs. Florence Hunt, of Pine, Col,
who has been spending a couple of
weeks with her mother, Mrs. f. A.
Cook. left for Cadillac on Saturday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Lester Kimberly, of Cooks
Corners and Mrs. Olive Goodwin of
Easton were the z uests of Mrs. Z. A.
Cock on Thursday.
A beautiful assortment of china for
gifts. Ballard-Lloyd Co.
Miss Lena Thompson, of Harbor
Springs who has been attending the
Michigan State Teachers Association
was the over Sunday guest at the
home of Mrs. Flora Thompson.
Miss Minnie Cook has been shut in
with lagripp for the last two weeks.
Mrs. H. +. Hanks went to Lansing
Friday to visit at the home of her
son, Lyman Hanks, for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. Fred Olger went to Ionia on
business last Wednesday, returning
home on the $40 train.
Aluminium ware-yet it's the cheap
est in the long run. We have large
assortment. Ballard-Lloyd Co.
Mr.. Ralph Van Avery has purchas-
ed the Kendall property, corner of
Leonard and Root streets and has
painted and papered it and has moved
in.
Mr.. Homer Olger of Greenville
calld on his father at the Basket
AaSeohg tacb EAlAy SNNulNk.
Miss Eliza Olger and gentleman
friend, Mr.. Alvin Thompson, of Mt.
Morris called on Miss 0lger's father,
Mr.. Fred Olger, last Saturday morn
ing.
Bring your pictures you wish to be
framed for Xmas to Ballard LLOYD
Co
Mr.. Lean Rich and son. L. ID. Rich,
spent Sunday with his father, Albert
Rich, near Long Lake.
Mr.. Robert Callard Of Owosso spent
Sunday at Mr.. Fred 0lger's return
ing home Monday on the 1923 train.
Mr.. Campbell of Grand Rapids has
moved to Bedding on the North Side.
Mr.. Campbell is employed in the cleo
trio mill
A fun line of window shades and
curtain rods. Ballard-Lloyd Co.