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GRAND EAP1D8 HERALIX THUKSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, iSqs.
JUk:uiie.2irnent. I
The otfin llcait u4 llop:Ul
i rid 5iy J, liJ-': Lyrua uiiiwJ, tJ
r,m:u cuaeU fruii ta aowa tea
;Aor.; t.iint uu-uu, 6 fr p;ivw
CAoc. .x towel. Ur taet. two
cnerrj tr. bo. bonesei. tir:J
Uer biuiioji.; oi.vct aa.ou, tweuty
bu V-Urt4 taane-J Uu.t, LoUiwUf
Uuiou, uii ju.li, ti.re ueU; iUrcc
lu uu;oa, uuo 4a. ii; f ecuaiti uia,
tWO iu;il, OU4 tW iiU, two
t,.r p.iluWUM, tutitiwr, uu:oa, ou
tiUitt; bcrou4 uuiou, oa quiit tu4
cioitiiiiic; L'orr uu:o.i, twwciy can
Xru.t; ttru: I- union, fru:t u4
cloifcia; KLa..r u;i:on, lour
tea C4P.J of fruit; l.eivlu
ua.on, tux tUl.D; U: Vrario
MO.ua, qa.il; Mr. til V. Cuo. nu...
Lr of uaioa Mrs. V . F. bli.
ua4erwer a4 c&iiirea'i ciolbitirf;
Mr. iU.ogw4.it, two pumpkin piee;
Mr. N. Ii- 'ewtnri, rcvi.nj Liuf ;
31im Mry Lo.iUj, Jr cn.on
tAaasl; Mr, fcmru Vhlr, 50 cnt
f jr pic-.ui liiwnixig pot; Mr. C. L.
lMndcn. ttucuiuber p.c:e; ib Eu.
Tti ciub, Uar clothing; Mr. . J
Ya L.ne, tuur pair doc; Mr. fran
Hu.tn, quantity of butif at ro;
iriaJ, enow chow al ppr; Mr. C.
M. Uaii.oue Ubit, tbretfiicm of tm
tr, twelfe cn fruit, rnulart; Mrs.
ick, oo ntl omvLalf tu4Uois poU
to, ou crocnetcd wort4 '-tirt; riow.
ra, oam ltt liulo Credit wniUnum
trackari; Mr. C V. root, .one ch;r
cuifuon, one alcohol lamp, one worsted
wrapper, one n4 oc year' La
d:eVllonieJoaxQal, three Singing book;
F.J. Herr.ca-,ar,ara2rass, twelve quart
trawerr.ee.'-J bushlpple. groceries;
Mr. Church. eral pouad of butter;
ir- K;iUt;.!ii. tiower. iihoe aad
ciothiQi;" Mr. U A. layn, old linen; i
una clock, one crutch, a number of
.uar.niS boon, one caa fruit; Mr. L. L.
Jlarn, $ia to of toilet paper; Mr.
Wiuch.one crutch; i Sektee A Son',
a.x palru fn. one sa.t underclothing,
new boy' picnic by democratic pre,
doughnut and bologna iiUioe; Mr.
Cioodman, flower and tomatoes,
t;ckl; Ontral meat uiarket, teak;
Mrs. L. M. tcott, old linen; Diviuon
street M. E. Church picnic, one cake,
thrtr-9 lotve breaJ; a friend; tweUe
ear corn; Mrs. Monroe, one r?ck pear;
Mi Abb. Field, five dxea green
corn; Mr. r?ke!s, llower; Alantic and
l'acitic tea tore, fif pound coifee;
Mr. L. M.Wood, dih; William Ken
v.ck, fJgar, jam, baked beans and
pie for fJiir; City bakery,
L;.cuitj for fair; Dr. Hammond,
reading matter; Mrs. W. Cole, ten
ponnd sugar; Mr. M. C. liarber,
llowers and reading matter; the FeT.
Mr. Ciould, ju quarts toraatoe; Mr.
lleury pr.t.2, one uit underclothing;
Mr. Janiion, one pair hose; Mr. Cole
man, waM&bowl and pitcher; Mrs. N.
huphens, one upLoltered chair; Foun
Ua street lUptut church, cake;
Sladam Boise, reading matter; Mrs. K.
Mrewt, one bushel apple; Mrs. II. S.
liigelow, two nightdresses, one pair
pillow-case; Mr, lirown, canned to
rn i toes; Mr. K. Hall, baby clothing;
!Jr..T. Holmes, one barrel potato;
Mrs. Phillip, reading matter; M. E.
church, cake, meat and bread; White A
White, quantity medicine; JJcribner,
quantity medicine; llazeltme A Perk
in, quantity medicine; Mrs. Y. K.
1'erry, reading matter; Mrs. Longfel
low, can mixed pickles and chow-chow,
alo the different daily pre of the
citr f Avors and papers received.
the board of managers gratefully re
turn thanks for all past favors, and
hope to brt kindly remembered again m
Thankjtfiviog ofierings. '
Mtu. Lxaam xith, Secretary.
liar! hark! 'ti SOZODONT I cry,
Haste, youth and maidens, come and
buy.
Come and a secret I'll unfold,
At small expenae to young and old.
A charm that will on both bestow
A ruby lip, and teeth like snow.
Head Care full.
PulUm German Medicine Co:
OtJiTuiMrs For over four years
have been a ill ic ted w.th an eruption of
the kin, which became very trouble
tome and I could ct no relief. I was
alio troubled very badly with eonatipa
t:on, which nothing I tried gave per
man -nt relief until I took bullain s
Ureal German blood. Liver, Stomach
and Kidney Remedy, and since taking
I bave beu mtirtiy curea. i-or a
tonic, blood punherand general health
nstorer I can heartily recommend it
Mit.4.Vf. Copelanp, Flint, Mich. '
Forite at !.('. cribner's drug store.
73 Monroe street.
Very Much Surprised.
I bav teen a!cted with neuralgia
for nearly two year, have tried rhysi
can and all known rt niediee, but found
10 permanent relief until I tried a bot
tle of Duiltm ureal uerman l-ini-cienl
and it gave me iattant and pr
manenl rel.ef. 25 cecU et Dottle.
r-igned, A. ii. Hvilx.
Hamilton, Mich.. April 11, 1S1.
For ale at D. C. Fcribcer drug store.
'J iir.oy troubled me for twenty year
Since I ilarte I u r, It. Tt omas' Y.c-
lect r.c (A hav not bd .1:1 atUck. Tne
! cure r thro-it at once. Mr.
I.etta Conrad, S(aadih, Mich, October
2. 'r.
Woul I yoTX rid on a rat'road that
no darrr nal? That cough is
a rgnal of clacttr. The afet cure is
It. Wood' Norway rir4 .yrup. old
by t daltr on a guarantee of ati-
Mr rhy can aid I could not live,
my liver out of orJer,frquntly vomit
ed sreTii'h fancou. km yellow. mU
ti ry ivimoMcn fr, tonicfi would
n-'t rt;'i food, r.-irdock Tiood Hit
t -r enrtt me. Mr. Ad'vde 'ir.en,
".7J Kt,:n2? tret. f'.ti!TAl. N. Y.
F r Co!d, Croup. At;inii, Hron-fi,-t.
:i I .-or Thrr-t.u Dr. Thomas'
Fttr.oM, and gp tft genu.ne.
I K-t ,:rs 1'ci.aw; Take r.etcham'
r.;;. .
I rv-.t't wc rm ile:royer on earth
i 1'iu ?! Gr-t G-rri;an Wcrm In
okm. uiy cent pr tx. For
, at i. C. cr-ner' Hrug iore.
J'mt I m iani'. irt t"r;nn I. Cent
l.:vr I" funy m each package, at
her J 'r'.
J . v ! i .in-'i! 'frit (rcrmn S ent
L.Tr Itii. lotty in eaoh pckge, at
Kr.ttitT".
f jr l',i::,n' Great German 15 cent
LiTr 1' forty m eacl p'k-, t
Krt-cer'.
r;;y lk-j.im' Mrtat Grr a Z5 cent
fcn'si i ar at D. i . .S r-nr'.
,"i :y r' K'm' G.-at G.'rnian -3 cent
CVtiVn C:jre at I1. C. !cr.' r.r'.
i v.y i"i;,iin 'tfat German I't cent
to-.iih Lur at t. Kr fcnr'.
Ift'rV Cro'ip KenWy cure
r. tf-r I i t T'
.wr-ntt Tir.-r
r "5 'ri l-t'i. n. It .--tts eft'i4
t', c. sr i ' ' J'. "V-'l T le aiarrie)
6 cret Sol- .
oriv EXJOYH
Both the method and result when
rivrup of Fui if uken; it U plewaut
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
geatlj yet prcmptlj ou the Kidueys,'
Liver and Bowtls. cleanses the vv
teni effectually, Uispela colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
coaitipation. Svrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kbd ever pro
duced, pleading to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
ejects, prepared only from the moet
healthy aud agreeable substances, it
maar excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
byrup of Figs ia for sale in 50c
and $1 bottle br all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. jjo not accept atj
rjtxditute.
CALIFORNIA FW SYRUP CO.
3 A FMAMCISCO. C4L.
IQlUSMUlt. 4. tam IQVC tLt.
Jn fficient
j-jjealth Qfficer
ALWAYS READY FOR DUTY
POND'S EXTRACT
Wherever inflammation exists
POND'S EXTRACT will find
and will allay it. It is In
valuable for CATARRH,
PILES, COLDS, SORE
EYES, SORE THROAT,
HOARSENESS, RHEU
MATISM, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, SPRAINS,
ail HEMORRHAGES and
INFLAMMATIONS,
NEVER HARMFUL.
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
Genuine goods manufactured
only by Pond's Extract Co., 76
Fifth Avenue, New York. - -
n
BABY
McKEE
We plainly see
Out from the "White House" goes,
For Baby Ruth,
To tell the truth,
Is treading on her toes.
"I have often been obliged to change my mind from
what I once supposed to be surely right." Benjamin
Franklin.
This appiies to business as well politics.
If You be in the Habit of Passing our Store,
4 CHANGE YOUR MIND" and do it NOW. It may
change your expense, your bank account and your
happiness, all for the better.
Do you know that we have the largest and
handsomest line of
Healthful, Agrssatle, Cleansing.
Curt
Chapped 3Xnds, Woo&ds, Burns, Xta
2moTa ad Prevt&ta Dandruff.
fiUEM&fiU FAMILY SOGP.
Beat for General Household Ite
liva CsiUd B3n5ii to.
of Bsrroni a-
r J -rci t,:i-
of et'hnr x.4
10 pf pttmii'at.. Tv -hrcor Opluin. of
c-Tic. ... nrh lii rf Pria Towr.
Wk f Ut-. hrlni lo-vii Ttivif la tb t f i.
truffrtn. Kvtnr'l r.tn1'or. Iyrrbc.,
mnw.Wl Wiir cry. rf For ia i
lu.K. 'Tior noh t r jci M of'n 1 J
f rtn-ir rl U 1 hni.ih'. Prtr Jl.fO
ror. sjxo tar isSK But fry ml! on re. ;
r,ifwKITTKX irAI4Vrit!f1" fr
rr r or lr wt7d, to rnn J tt tuo-
If Frtrinti cr 1 nc' 1?yr'Hi. WhT
t irri-)l4 of t?iia'i'.n t-rm r l n- y.vn :
r Nfri T'. -wn.n
-si ?- h p? rf Ai-'rC" r C.T-rsJx.
THE. AH0 MC3JCINE CO..
- j't-i -.vsirs. P. C. :
White & White,
HORTON HOUSE PHARMACY
5o. 9 fonr 5trt. fira4 EfMl
nRDTAGQfi
Por.oicrrcNBCHS
m;it Tianus ' ,
rrai) :r
TfM .ta --
. Triiu ovcco..
MOO
To be found in the city? Exclusive designs found no
where else and matched by none in quality,
style and price.
Do you know that on the topmost round of the "gilded
ladder of fame," high above all the rest,
there sits .
THE ACORN STOVE
And from its lofty perch it has looked down on all com
petitors for the last 65 pears.
For kitchen or parlor,
We furnish complete,
Good values, good prices,
None others can meet.
HGAR FURNITUR
E GOMFY
123 to 129 S. Division St 160 and 162 Cherry St.
A STILL NEWER PRICE
FOR
5
rviiffiKfft
n n n
W U
60c
For ioo best Visiting Cards from Plate.
For ioo best Visiting Cards and Engraved Plate.
$125
For ioo best Visiting Cards and Engraved Plate
with Name and Address.
By an arrangement with the large fine stationery
manufacturing houso of George B. Hurd & Co. of
New York City, whereby we agree to take a very large
quantity of goods and to handle all of their new styles
of papers, wc arc enabled to buy at an inside price and
have decided to give the extra profit to our customers.
Starting with Monday, November 14, wc will reduce
prices on all fine stationery at least one-third from our
former prices and promise to carry the most complete
line ever shown in Grand Rapids.
11 All
Eaton, Lyon & Co.,
20 ;uil 22 Monroe Street.
v..
J
SPROUL & McGURRIN.
Pliimhinor. Steami Hnt Water Heatinn
. , a.
HOT AIK F URN AC 153, fe
vmns r.RUFs nn tilik r.is nn fjtctric fi t t r r f 514--
ETC tTO. FTC V2: l
frp I v.!m wfclrrs ktli n t!rr"t- jrw b4 wtr im( ,rr, nK9
14 Hast Fulton St, (Telephone 147) Gratvl Rapids, Mich
The "good things"
to be had on
Thanksgiving day
To Be Realized Now !
All that pertains to
style and comfort
in the way of
Men's Headyear.
Men
s
i i
Furnishings
BOM
The Hatter,
54 MONROE STREET.
ANGELS
"Iftheangels
in .heaven are
anything like
those on earth,
the silver lining
to the clouds
would have
long ago been
made into souv
enirs." Never before have
there been so many new
patterns brought out in sil
ver goods as this fall.
Every conceivable article
that is made in other ma
terials is now produced in
sterling silver, so that in
making a selection of Xmas
or Wedding Gifts, with the
variety of prices these goods
offer, one can find a beau
tiful gift at any price they
may choose to lay out. J.
C. HERKNER JEW
ELRY CO. has the largest
and most attractive line
ever brought into this city
and it will please vou to
look over the stock- now
ready for the Holiday trade.
No. 57 Monroe street.
FIRE A5D WATER PROOF
ROOF
PAINT
I f IJSimXSi. i
ARE YOU GOING
ArrLIED BT
P. P. SMITH,
Ifficr. l' Cnl St. TWidriic. C9 Foua
tain fereU
SAVE MONEY BY SAVING THE ROCF
YOU HAVE.
Roof Pf I1 WnAt rrlrl an1 r'ntM wlt!
HIBi!ARI'S OTVN TAlM ABK?T0.3
RroF TAINT.
(rdr rUen rrornrt ttfBt!on. An work
Rf fr rrfr- Col. P. V. Tot. J. J. RP,
c. w. c;sin. s
rtT CALTH08 fro. a
1"4) rurti-.tw thit ( it i!
f '') f f tat tf tafis i.
.. VON MOML CO..
II M
n
J No other store iu the city can give you the advant- r
uge we do in
lass.
HI
IHI
Sewing ChaTrs in all
KTactir.es. Styles.
Lamps. Eo:k Lanes' Welch
Crodcrj. Cases. Wiitlngr Desls. Fclilng Beds.
Bel Lounges Eedroom . . . Cca! end Weed
p i a ,i iiosDoaros. p.
ana Ccocties. Suites. Sieves.
r . Dining Rcom Faricr Parlor
; Urpels Tables. Tables Suites,
T"a" Easels. Portieres, r",,!.cc
Trees. Furniture.
p., China
Fictores. ri ,
Closets,
Oilcloth,
We furnish the home complete on Easy Pay
ments at Cash Prices.
HEYMAN & COMPANY $
THE LEADING HOUSE FCR.MSHERS, rj
n
Elepiiesit
Drivers
Those who do not drive elephants and the
whole people,
Pettiborie, the Shoe Man,
exists because he has shoes of better qual
ity, lower prices, more style to the square
inch than any other shoe man in Grand
Rapids. Some people know a good shoe
when they sec it, and Pettibone's invari
ably low and unapproachable cash prices
compels hem to buy. Goods bought for
cash marked in plain figures by a man
who knows his business, and retailed for
cash only are the only trade winners nec
essary to frugal, smart people. That's why
Pcttibone, the Shoe Man, exists in your
midst at 30 Monroe Street.
Call and See Pettibone!
SOME PRICES!
Fair Ingrain Carpets, worth f."c, reduced to 2V r1
I!e.t grade half wool Ingrains, worth c 40c yd
IJcst all wool Ingrains, latest style, worth 75c, reduced to
(JO nnd 0Ji Ac rd
Cirtrtd Tnrrtrv Hrnl. worth SlV. ro1nrnl to .4." and ,Vk" vd
C, H, ROYCE k
:n .t;tff.o- avf.mt..
i3'isrritoirjr !
.!r1fih. !' 16 lr t.tr, I urn-
Host 10 Wire Hrusels, 'worth $1, red. to TL'1h ami 7."c yd
Host i) rrnme Hody JJrusscis, worth $d..i., rea. to M."yl
Hept Wilton Velvet, worth $1.40, reduced to 1.10 yd
Smith' Mfxjuette, worth Sl.(V). redtned t l.L'O yd
Big job Jot WindoW Shades, worth 7.V down to U"c each
Lace Curtains, worth $'J..V pair, down to $1.27) pair
BE ON HAND !
Sale commenced Monday Morning. Oct. 31, nt S o'clock.
BOSS & NORTON,
L7 SOUTH DIVISION STUEUT.
" A BRIGHT HOME MAKES A MERRY
HEART." JOY TRAVELS ALONG WITH
SA
uun citt irso?r wofiKt.
rRir. ! tt iy iTiiKKm.
ADOLPH JJElTlZrjr,
1 Steam Engines and Boilers, arid General Mill Machinery!
S ?. etc lii-f rt (iov-rtt. Ifv B4 (.'... i.:u.iSii t ', fw.

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