Belding banner., December 06, 1900, Image 8

About Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918

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Closing Out Regar dies s of Cos
We welcome yon to come in and share the
Greatest Bargains in Millinery
ever oiTered in the city. We say the oods are the very BEST
and the PRICES are where everyone can REACH THEM.
We believe we can give you satisfaction in every way and
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
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50c Shirts, 39c
Jackets, 39c.
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OVERALLS
Black, 39c. Plain, 42c.
Bibs, 48c.
Silk Velvets, worth 51 and $1.2? for
Silk Velvets worth 51.50 and 51.2? for
TatTetta Silk worth 8Sc
Felt Dress Shape wo:ih 85c and 51
Felt Dress Shape worth SI and 51.25
Good Wings worth 35c
A Line of Fancy Feathers
A Better Line of Fancy Feathers'
Yours far Business,
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MISS H. E. POWER
anta Sana's
Headquarters.
SPLENDID
HOLIDAY STOCK
Which includes something for every person. We have
LOW PRICED
HEDIUH PRICED
COSTL
? rresents
of every kind and description. So you can secure desirable
selections of any grade at any price you wish to expend.
Our stock is a well assorted line of
Christmas Gifts
A beautiful line of
Dinner Sets, Lamps, China and Silver
ware, Celluloid Novelties, Toys,
Games and Books.
The Variety Store
You Are Wondering
What to buy for a present for Christmas or perhaps
a Wedding Gift or it may be a Birthday Souvenir.
Roclccr
Can you please a friend or
relative better than to
give them a fine
Morris Chair
Boole Case
Music Cahinot
China Closet
Sot of Diners
tsldo Board
or something else in FURNITURE. An Elegant
line is now ready for inspection and sale at the
NEW FURNITURE STORE
We have struck rock bott nr price on an all Oak Din
ning Chair, finely finished for $6.oo, a set sold every
where else1 for $7.00 and $7.5-
L,AFHA.M & D&WITT.
Ceo. W. DeWitt, Funeral Director and Erabalmcr, seven year8 experience.
North Orleans.
Sylva Can held is some better.
Lewis Divine is home from the north.
Hon Hull is home from his trip
north.
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hall visited ut
Long Lake Sunday.
Mr. Fisher is moving on his farm
formerly owned by A. J. Hoot.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shultz,
November lil'.h, a 10 pound boy.
William Shultz lost a tine cow last
week. She yot in the manger and
died.
Charlie Shultz and Hen Dow went to
Maneelona last week to work in the
wooJs. v
Clo Walker, who has hi. en visiting
at Mr. Gleaner's, returned to Helding
Sunday.
Dora Hradley and some friends from
HeUling at Thanksgiving dinner at
Andrew (Hosier's.
Mrs. Cantield nnd Samuel Hartley
were married Thanksgiving day. They
will live at LeRoy, Mich., where Mr.
Hartley own? a Hour mill. Mrs. Hart
ley has many friends here, who wish
her much joy.
Last Saturday afternoon 22 of Karl
UrnwnV school mates reminded him
that it was his 11th birthday. They
brought him some beautiful presents.
The afternoon was spent very pleas
antly with mu-ie and games. Supper
was served aud all went homo feeling
It was an afternoon long to be remem
bered .
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Yergeinies
Hannah Culver is visiting in Lowell.
Mrs. Warren Ford's son is visiting
her.
Clinton Weeks is very sick with the
measles.
Work begins this week on the north
bridge of the pond.
Mr. McGarity is building a sheep
hed for D. Church.
Ralph Ford returned Tuesday night
from the Hlack Hills.
Five of II. D. Weeks' family are
down with the measles.
Quite a few from here attended the
Thanksgiving dance at Lowell.
Mary Covert of Lowell visited rel
atives here a few days last week.
Harto district school began last Mon
day, Mina Vander brock as teacher.
Celtic PotrulT of Grand Kapids
spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
Mrs. Lavendar lot a valuable cow
Nov. 21st from eating salt eucumber
pickles.
Man ied last week Thursday at the
home of the brido's mother, Lena Vet
enhock and John Kouth.
Little Emma Heed was laid up last
week with a bad bruise on her leg,
from being pushed off the steps by one
of her schoolmates.
Guy Norton was at Helding, Green
ville and Grand Kapids last week aud
this week he is visiting friends and
relatives iu Grattan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goblo came near be
ing burnt out one day last week. The
roof caught around the pipe. The
timely aid of the neighbors extin
guished it.
I'all Hear lor hi t.eg.
H. D. Wanton of Thaekerville, Tex.,
in two years paid over $."00 00 to doc
tors to cure a Running Sore on his
leg. Then he wanted to cut it off, but
he cured it with one box of Hueklen's
Arnica Salve. Guaranteed cure for
Files. 25 ets. a box. Sold by
Connell Bros., Druggists.
For lloitrKPIIFHM.
Benj. Ingerron, of Hutton, Ind., says
he had not spoken a word above a
whi.-per for months, and one bottlo of
Foley's Honey and Tar restored his
voice. It. is used largely by speakers
and singers Take no substitute.
W. I. Hen edict.
Wo will have been here iu the city one year when Saturday, Dec. H, 11)00 rolls ulon, and during that time
we have established the record and reputation of selling tfoods cheaper than any other linn in Ionia Co., and
we intend to hold the reputation for years to come. We lead all others we never follow.
12 PER CENT. OFF.
Specials in Overcoats!
One w Week
I 12 PER CENT. OFF.
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OWINO TO TIJK HACKWAIil) SEASON' ON OVKIICOATS, ivo shall Kive our
FIRST ANNUAL OVERCOAT SALE,
Commencing Doc. (Mi., and ending Dec. 13th., 11KJ0.
All Hoys' Coats, price 2.00, for $1.70
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NOW IS THK TIME for you to pick out your Xmas Coat. Have your name put on it and saved for
you if you haven't all the money. REMEMBER, This Sale is for One Week Only. We are
always willing to lay any Goods away with a small payment.
XWrCOME UP AND GET A SHOP CAP IT ONLY COST YOU NOTHING.
YOURS TO PLDASE,
A, & D, FRIEDMAN,
One HPirico Clotliing siore.
ONE PRICE
TO
ALL.
Ilartonville.
Floyd Totten of Helding was In this
place last Thursday.
Mat Kohn and family of Miriam vis
ited in this place last Thursday.
Verne Davis and wife of Smoky Hew
spent last Thursday at Sam Davis'.
Sheriff F. L. Moon and wife of Ionia
spent last Saturday night and Sunday
at Fred Richmond's.
Alfred Davis and wife were called to
Middleville last week on account of
the illness of Tom Davis.
Mr Upson and wife of Olisco abo
Jack Ay res of Sat anac were visitors at
Joe Warner's last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whit ar,d
niece, Miss Grace Moon, ate Thanks
giving dinner with Mrs Fred Reeves
in Otisco.
OKTICOIT LIVK STOCK MAItKHT.
Michigan Central Live Stock Yards.
Detroit, Dec. 4. The demand for livo
cattle is fairly.active this week receipts
have been liberal of late. The fol
lowing prices are being paid at the
Detroit Live Stock Market: Prime
steers and heifers. $4.oiK4 oO; handy
butcher's cattle, t3.7i(ff4 2: common
2.'J.Xi;3.50; canner's cows, $1.00("- 00;
tockers and feeders active $2 50( I fo.
Milch cows active at $L'5(V'oO;calves act
ive at 4.50(6.S0.
Sheep and lambs dull: prime lambs,
$1.4iCa4.(;0; mixed, $3.'J-j(a;4.2o; culls,
2 (KKV :! 50.
Hogs are the leading feature in this
market, light new trade is active at the
following prices: Prime mediums,
$1. 80(74. Yorkers, $4.SO(fi4.o; pigs.
$L.M(fi4.S"i; roughs, S:i.7.Xrt4.60; stags, i
olf; cripples, $1 per ewt. oh.
A I'oufniHKtf r'n View of It.
Hloomingdale, Ind , Feb. 0, 18!0
Pepsin Syrup Co.
Gkntlkmkn: After having given
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a fair
trial in my family, I unhesitatingly
pronounce it a great boon to all sutler
ing from indigestion, constipation, and
dyspepsia in all their forms with all
their train of evil consequences 1
have fought dyspepsia and constipa
tion of a severe character for 2o years,
have employed the most skilled physi
cians that I eould reach, have spent
hundreds of dollars and now I find
more relief in this pleasant remedy
than I have found in anything lsc.
To all persons of sedentary occupations
in life, I wish to say, buy it and u?i it.
I have spent 12 years' at the post
master's desk, averaging 14 hours at
per day, and know now if I had had
this remedy years ago it would have
6aveJ me much suiTering.
Hespectfully vours,
W. II. McCoy, P. M..
Hloomingdale, Ind.
U You Will I.v Detroit
at CI.") p. m. any day in the week, in
cluding Sunday, in Sleeping Car over
Michigan Central Hallway, you will
arrive Pittsburgh next morning at G.50.
going through without change via
Toledo Union Station and Mansfield
over Pennsylvania Liues. Direct Un
ion Station connections at Pittsburgh
for Harrisburgh, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York. For
further information apply to F. M. Hi'
SHONO, D. P. Agt., ()( Griswold St.,
Detroit.
For Pneumonia.
Dr .C. J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich.,
ay$: 4,I have used Foley's Houey and
Tar in three very severe cases of pneu
monia with good results in every case."
There is nothing so good.
XV. I. Benedict.
4Thero is one thing that we must
put into our work if we make it a suc
cess, and that is ourself. Money, edu
cation, time, talents none of them can
balanco the dragging weight of a half
hearted interest."
Advance m step.
If you have been in tho habit of tak
ing pill9 for your constipation and with
poor results, just try a bottlo of Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and you will
bo surprised at the results. Very
pleasant to tako. lOe, uc and $1.00
For sale by L. O. Cushino.
He who knows right principles in
not equal to him who loves them,"
ays Confucius. It is by what wo
love, not by what we know, that we
make ourselves. Fx.
The Kent nlve In tlie World.
Is Banner Salve. It is mado from a
prescription by a widely known kin
specialist and positively Is tho most
salve for piles, burns, pcalds. ulcers,
running sores and all skins diseases.
There is nothing so good.
W. I. Benedict,
Giye Me a Call and
I Will Give You a Bargain.
I want to show you my line of Rockers,
Reclining Chairs, Reception Chairs,
Chiffoniers, Bookcases, Music Cabinets,
Dinner Sets, Cut Glass Lamps, etc., etc.,
And to induce a call with the end in view to show you the most
attractive line of Holiday Goods In Michigan, I shall for the next
30 days offer some Extraordinary Big Bargain
Values. Fancy China Cups, P'ates, Sugars and Creams, Tea
Pots, etc., regular 2."c values. T shall sell for 10c each
Wi IV I HZ I O M Furniture and Crockery Store.
. V5I . 3 M lZ L. O kJ I M j Express Office, Greenville
P. S.-1 eall attention to the largest and most complete line of
Dinner Ware in Michigan.
UNDERWOOD BROS.
GROCERIES, FRUITS, ETC.
State 'phone No. 12, 2 rings.
Christmas Presents
One of the Finest Lines in the City.
Watch Our Windows.
WAVE CREST WARE
Only Line in the City. All kinds. Warranted not to ehange or tar
nish. Military Brushes, Combs and Brushes, silver mounted, singly
and in sets, Mirrors of all kinds, Purses, Pipes, Soap Boxes, Atom
izers, Perfumes in packages and In bulk, finest on tho market, Sta
tionery in packages and in tablet form. Costs you nothing to see our
goods and we will be glad to show them. Prescript Ions our Specially
CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
White.
ENAMEL
-LINE.
mp3 SORRY! SORRY!
Yes you will be sorry if you do
not get my prices on household
goods before buying. Goods
direct from Young and Chaffee
Furniture Co. of Grand Rapids
at prices and terms that will
surprise the buyer.
COOK STOVES
We have Cook Moves from $0.30
up; Steel Kangos from $2:i.S. up;
Air Tight Heaters from Jf.'l.OO up.
I am at your wants. Drop me a postal and I will come and see you. RK
MFMBFR I can save you money on Household Goods.
R. H. LETSON.
Mr motto: "LonK life to your Iollar." on Broas St.. BELDINC. MICH.
The Banner until January 1, 1902, lor One Dollar.