The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1921-11-16
LOCAL Items
About Our Town snd its People
Fresh Butter Milk, at oBryon's.


Fresh Butter Milk, at OBryon's.
Leave your orders early for
Thanksgiving flowers at A. & j.
Floral Co., in UnderwOod's store or
call phone 4l6.
The best Xmas gift-There is
nothing you can give that is so per-
sonal as your photograph. Phone
376 for an appointment now. Den
mis- Studio.
Fresh Butter Milk, at O'Bryon's.
At the present market prices, sill
age makes the steer grow at pro-
fit
A man with scrub cattle is like a
builder with bad lumber.
Buy Alchohol at Wortley's and
save the radiator.-Adv.
DR.. A. +. Holland, city physician,
has gone to the northwoods in quest
of venison and while he is gone, the
city health department affairs are
being looked after by DR.. Marjory
Orr.
Roy Fox, of Lansing spent few
days last week visiting at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Fox.
Anyone desiring flowers for we'd
dings, funerals or other occasions,
call phone 416.
We have before us statement
sent to one of our farmer friends by
the State Farm Bureau and from it
we CLEAN the following information:
This farmer pooled his wool, 1856
pounds, for which he was offered zoe
pound, with the bureau. He re-
ceived credit for 281 pounds which
the bureau sold at 15c a pound. The
wool at the time it was shipped was
worth $77.00, when sold by the bur-
eau it brought S52.15, from this a
commission of $13.07 was charged
by the bureau for selling. For his
$77.00 worth of wool the farmer re-
ceived a check for $49.08, or a loss
of $27.92. Truly the farm bureau is
a great thing for the farmer p
Sheridan Advertiser.
Mrs. Perry Crankshaw visited
Mrs. VIM. Reterstorf, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Smith Nichols visited Mrs.
VIM. Reterstorf, Saturday afternoon
Mrs. VIM. Reterstorf and chill
dren, called on Mrs. Fred Olger, on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jackson called on Mrs. Fred
Olger, last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Homer Olger, of Greenville,
visited his father and family, Mon
day and took dinner there.
Mrs. Mary Olger, of Grand Haven
is visiting friends in Belding.
MrJ Blanche Ecker called on
Mrs. VIM. Reterstorf, Monday fore
noon.
Bring your prescriptions and fam
lily receipts to us. 3 registered
pharmacists. Connell's Drug store.
Mrs. A. Aelick called on Mrs. VIM.
Reterstorf, Monday afternoon.
M. VIM. Reterstorf and family
were callers at Mr.. Chas. Thomp-
sons, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cowles left
on Monday, last, for two weeks
visit at Alpena and vicinity. Mrs.
Cowles to visit relatives and Charlie
took his gun and plenty of ammu-
milton along for deer hunting.
nv. and Mrs. Albert Crosby and
children, of Ionia and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Tingley, of Orleans, visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Moore, on November Ii.
Mrs. Cora Skellenger made a bus
mess trip to- Greenville, on Satur-
day.
Frozen radiators call for expensive
repair. Buy alchohol at Wortley's
and save trouble and money.-Adv.
Mrs. Wilson Orser. who has been
seriously i'll is gaining slowly.
Saturday. Ike Brace, Pete Martin
and son. Clarence and jim Clingen-
smith left for the north. They are
each going to bring back a big deer.
Many or our society peovle thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful
hair. "Use it two or three times a
week." says Wortley's Drug Store,
"and it will make the hair thick and
beautiful.