The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-09-15

Engage your auto livery service
early for the Grand Rapids fair.
Phone 318, Ames & Unger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt, of
Wyandotte, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schmidt, of Cleveland. Ohio and Mrs.
Charles Bengel and baby daughter,
Clarabelle, of Westphalia spent sew
eral days last week at the home OF
their brother. Arnold Schmidt and
family.
Wilbur Brown, of the U S. s.
Orion, left here today on his return
to his ship, which he will join at Phil
adelphia. Wilbur has been in the
navy about two years now and has
been spending weeks furlough at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Holland and
son. of Detroit, have been guests OF
his mother. Mrs. J. w. Plank. They
left on their return home to Detroit
on Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McHale, of
Lansing, are guests this week at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis. of Water street.
If you happen to miss a whole lot
of scandal news in this paper this
week, don't thing that we do not
know about it or that we have been
asleep. There have been several in
stances we could relate-happenings
of the past few days which would
make read, spicy. sensational stories
| but for the sake of some of the al
ready injudel, we refrain from chro
ready injured parties being further
| injured we refrain from chronicling
| them No doubt We will have the hear
| ty thanks of several of the people who
| figured as stellar attractions in these
scandalous actions of theirs.
"The Confession" at the Empress
Tuesday, September 81.
Try one of the Goodform hair nets
Sold at Connell's Drug store.
Engage your auto livery service
early for the Grand Rapids fair.
Phone 318, Ames & Unger.
Rev. and Mrs. III. E. Curch accom-
panied their father, c.. M. Kendig, on
an auto trip to Ashland, Ohio, re-
turning last Saturday night. Had
fine time and the trip was inter-
esting and good roads most of the
way, and found crops along the way
good, the corn is great. Some of the
Ohio roads ,are paved with brick,
some with cement and some are stone
roads, some of these have unrivaled
making holes from to 6 inches deep
which were shocking to both car and
people. Such improvements to roads
in Ohio where the clay mud is found
is most necessary, as one forenoon
we only travelled about % miles,
| having about miles of this slippery
mud to climb through, but the bort
did it with Mr.. Kendig at the wheel
and not so young as he used to be.
AS a rule the roads were fine. The
creeks in Ohio are usually narrow,
unless rainy or spring time and they
are then very wide extending some
times to one-quarter mile wide or
more. Clinton Kendig, of Ashland,
Ohio, returned with his brother,
Clark M. for a Michigan visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lloyd and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Wheeler are in Sag
inaw this week attending the Michi-
gan Retail Dry Goods Merchants
convention
Regular meeting of Pythian Sisters
Monday night, September 20. Every
meeting and boost for the order.
Klenza Liquid Antiseptic is won
derful antiseptic for combating germs
A scientific preparation for the mouth
teeth, gums, throat, nose, skin and
mucous surfaces. A valuable aid in
the treatment Of pyorrhea. 25c and
SOC. H. ]. Cornell, Rexall druggist.
Badness can be prevented easier
than it can be cured. Stop falling
hair and get rid of dandruff by using
Partisan Sage; best for the hair.
Wortley & French sell it with money
back guerantee.-Adv.