Belding banner., October 03, 1917, Magazine Section, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE EELD1NG BANNER
PAGE EIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOHEK 3, 1917
Want Column
One cent a word.
Nothing: Inserted (or let than 15c
FOR RENT House at corner of
Bridge and Center streets. All
modern conveniences. Inquire at
716 Hroas St., or phone 3G8. 99-18-1
FOR SALE A pood all-around horse.
Inquire at 402 Pleasant St. or phone
2S9.
FOR SALE 30 H. P. Continental
Auto Motor and other auto parts.
Bargain for quick sales, Henry
Upholt, Brass Co. plant. 96-tf-18
FOR SALE Large heating stove. In
. good condition. Burns either hard
coal, soft coal or wood. Wilson S.
Purdy, Orleans. 6-19-2
FOR RENT Flat on east Congress
st. $17.50 per month. E. Chappie.
7-19-1
PLANTS FOR SALE Choice begon
ias and primroses for winter bloom
- ing, 10 and 15 cents each. C. W.
. Knight, 521 Alderman. tf
FOR SALE Cheap, bath tub, shower
and hot water tank. W. E. Dubert,
barber shop. 9-19-1
FOR SALE Cheap for cash. Dining
room table, 6 chairs, side board, kit
chen table, writing table and cot.
D. D. Skellenger. Inquire at store.
8-19-1
FOR SALE 10 foot dining table,
wooden bed stead and springs, cup
board, 4 kitchen chairs, meat grind
er, laundry stove, used short time,
steel shovel, Stanley Universal
Elane, Slick chisel, 4 good sugar
arrels, a good lantern, a new cross
cut saw, a new gas plate. H. A.
Waldron, 702 Morton Ave. 5-19-1
FOR SALE Mr. Retired Farmer we
have the best house and barn for
sale in the city at a price that is a
bargain. Do not fail to see us.
Hammond and Reed. 4-19-2
FOR SALE Ten Poland China pigs,
six weeks old. Good ones; also
cheap horse. J. E. Cook, one-half
mile east of Green's church. 3-19-1
FOR SALE Full blooded Duroc Jer
sey sow and nine pige. Clyde Al
chin. Phone 26G-5r. 1-19-1
FOR SALE Four dozen 2-quart fruit
cans, 50 cents a dozen. Mrs. J. M.
Thomas, 724 Williams st. 2-19-1
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and especially the
I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges for
flowers and sympathy during our re
cent bereavement.
Mrs. Victor Pickard
and family.
MRS. K. L. SKAHEN
Piano Teacher.
425 Ionia St. - Belding
Miss Marguerite W, Lamb
Teacher ,of
Piano and Voice
Studio 623 S. Pleasant St.
Phone No. 155 s
GUMS
HARRISON
BECOMES BRIDE OF
L. G. coujris
PRETTY HOME WEDDING SOL
EMNIZED AT NOON TODAY.
WILL LIVE IN DETROIT
A very pretty wedding was solemn
ized at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F.
D. Harrison on South Bridge street,
this Wednesday noon when their
daughter, Gladys, became the bride
of Lester G. Collins of Detroit. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Roof of Saginaw, an uncle of the
bride, at high noon. ,
The bride and groom were attended
at the altar by Miss Joy Harrison and
Harold Kurr, the latter of Melvin.
The decorations were leaves, asters
and roses carrying out a color
scheme of pink and white. Snowber
ries added further to the decorative
layout.
A fine three-course dinner was
served following the ceremony, Glen
na Cook, Myrl Soules, Lena Miche
and Elsie Kramer serving the thirty
two guests in a most excellent man
ner. Immediately following the din
ner Mr. and Mrs. Collins left in an
automobile for Grand Rapids, amid
a shower of rice and confetti. From
there they went to Niagara Falls and
Buffalo. On their return they will
live in Detroit where their new home
awaits the happy couple.'
Guests from out of the city who
attended the wedding were: .Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Collins, parents of the
yrroom, and three children, Edna,
William and Floyd of Decker; Bea
trice Kurr and Elsie Moran of Melvin.
Special music was furnished during
and after the ceremony by Myrtle
Covert.
Explosion of Chemicals
An explosion took place in the
chemical room at the high school
in Greenville Monday morning and
Gordon Rettinger and Galliver, the
tecaher, both received severe cuts -in
their arms and hands.
The accident took place when they
were making nitrogen gas. Gordon
Rettinger was holding a large glass
bottle and Galliver was pouring the
chemical into the bottle. Just what
caused the explosion is not known
but it is believed that the bottle had
not been thoroughly cleaned, and
when the two gases were mixed it
caused an explosion. Gordon's arm
wasvbadly cut and J)e was taken to
the hospital where several stitches
had to be taken in his arm. Galliver
also sustained severe cuts.
Lack of appreciation has robbed
many a man of further favors.
Mrs. .Ada L. Harrington
Voice and Piano
Deep Breathing Voice Building
Conservatory with '
Mrs. E. E. Cook
City Hall Telephone 200 Fridays
AUTO LIVERY
Mark H. Brown
311 Front St. Phone 227
Belding, Michigan.
MEATLESS DAY
AT HOTEL BELDING
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Hotel Beldinjr observed meatless
day Tuesday and in accordance with
the Hoover plan and suggestion no
meat was served up at that popular
hostelry, it being the first time- in 28
years that meats did not grace the
tables at meals. -The guests Tues
day, however, were load in their
praise of the service and menu and
were perfectly satisfied without the
meat course. Fish, however, was on
the bill-of-fare.
Farewell Party
A thoroughly successful surprise
party was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carey Nichols in honor of
their son, Myrne, Monday evening.
Some people have bragged that a
complete surprise cuoldn't be pulled
on them but if you doubt of Myrne s
being taken unawares ask him. A
very enjoyable evening was spent
with games and music. The guest of
honor and Wells Hall caused quite a
bit of fun pulling off a pruessifig
stunt, but the joke fell on Hall and
he declared he was the goat in the
trick. - . '
At a late hour the young people
ceased their fun for a time and par
took of a very lovely midnight lunch
eon of salads, sandwiches, pickles,
olives, cakes and coffee. Some time
Tuesday morning the' guests left
wishing Myrne the best of good luck
that could possibly attend one , of
Uncle Sam's boys.
Mr. Nichols will leave for Battle
Creek, Camp Custer, as soon as his
call comes, which i3 expected within
a few days.
Grattan Grange
Another large attendance enjoyeu
the evening at Grattan Grange hall
September 27. The first and second
degrees were gven, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Godfrey were elected delegates
to the county convention.
Program for October 11:
Song Grange
Roll Call.. "My Funniest Story"
"Will the Setting of Food Prices, by
the Government- Be Detrimental
to the Farmer or Otherwise". ...
Harold Wood
Reading . Mrs. Ray Smith
"My Trip Through Northern Mich
igan". -.Chas Godfrey
Recitation John Emmons
Lost and Found
A person who finds lost property
under circumstances which give him
krwwlcdTC or means of inquiring as
to the true owner, and who appropri
ates such property to his own use or
tq the use of another person, who is
not entitled thereto, without having
first made every reasonable effort to
find the owner and restore the prop
erty to him, is guilty of larceny.
Section 573940 of the compiled
laws of Michigan. The most effec
tive way of restoring found property
to the owner is through the lost and
found wants of the Banner.
Clair Harrington Dead
Clair Harrington, whose disappear
ance from this city about a year ago
caused his family and friends much
anxiety, died last week Tuesday in
Ann Arbor and his funeral was held
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Harrington in Ionia and
in the Orleans church with burial in
the Orleans cemetery.
Mr. Harrington was thirty-seven
years old. He had been in poor
health for some time. Besides his
mother, now residing in Lansing, he
leaves a wife an(Wamily in this f ity.
Smart New Coats
Await Your Coming
Some new throw or scarf collars, some fur-trimmed, nearly all .belted
and with cozy, deep pockets useful and new.
Wool VtlotlT,
Crystal Cloths,
Rich Broadcloths
Yoscmite Vetour
. Iceland Coatings,
Burellas
Materials that are new styles that are
distinctive, prices that mean real economy
not because 'they are moderate, but be
cause they represent Real Values.
For here you will BUY QUALITY, not
price. Any one can offer you a coat that
is CHEAP, but here we present for your
consideration coats that are not only LOW
IN PfclCE, but HIGH in quality.
We handle Carter Underwear.
Lincolns Department Store .
Beldmg, Michigan LI
Intoxicated Drove Car- Fined
Because they were intoxicated
while driving an automobile and also
because they acted unseejnly and us
ed improper languarge on the public
highway, J. p. Darling and George
Eeverhart pleaded guilty and paid a
fine of $50 and costs in Justice Lap
ham's courtrlast week. Another oc
cupant of the car is being sought.
Sweet are the uses of advertising.
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The world is depending on American farmers for
food. Good buildings willhelp you prevent loss and will
increase your surplus for the market. Investment now
v in better buildings is wise.
Hood Farm iiiinp,
qoh iiggQr . rep:
Sanitary hog houses make bigger hog profits. Chick
en houses, built so that rats and moisture stay outside,
mean bigger egg -yield and more broilers, concrete
walled cow stable wil keep your stock cooler in summer
and warmer when winter comes, with bigger milk and
butter profits.
Whether it is a single 2x4 or a bill of materials for a
bam, your order will have our most careful attention.
Our plan service will help you decide on the best design
for your purpose.
Your dollar is bigger than for years back. A bushel
of wheat or a pound of pork will buy more building sup-
plies today than ever before! Now is the time to build
food-conserving and labor-saving farm structures.
PHONE 0
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Bclding, r.lich.
Amy to
On Rcaf Estate in any amount.
$50 and up for any length time,
you wish. It can be paid back
monthly, quartely, yearly or
asou wish to pay.
We will buy good mortgage
and land contracts.
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A. S. WEGUSEM
c The Ladies' Tailor
The return of plain tailored suits .for' .Ladies' .wear
this season comes at a time that is most proper, consid
ering the general condition of the country.
It is ECONOMICAL, PRACTICAL, and at the same
time more ARTISTIC than any other garment ever pro
duced, especially when designed by one who has had
years' of practical experience in this ART.
I have a beautiful line of samples of the very new
est creations for the fall season. I invite your inspection.
A. S. WEGUSEN
x The Ladies Tailor
430 Powers Theatre Building f Grand Rapids, Mich.
THE BANNER WANT COLUMNS THATS ALL
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Misses Clara and Ila Morton art
visitinpr their parents at Mecosta.
M. Jones of Mecosta was a week
end guest of , his sister, Mrs. Ralph
Johnson, and his aunt, Mrs. Emma
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bigncll and
daughter, Ruth, of Grand Rapids,
were week-end guests at the G. O.
Bignell home. '
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THEATRE
WEEKLY PROGRAM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4.
Extra Special Feature
"THE FALL OF A
NATION"
Thomas Dixon's Mighty Sequel to
The Birth of a Nation A
Thrilling Motion Picture Spoc
) tacle Dealing With Love and
War. Special Music. Admis
sion 10 and 20 cents.
FRIDAY.' OCTOBER 6.
"PEARL OF THE ARMY'
Chapter 3.
"SHIELDING SHADOW
Chapter 3.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6.
MARGUERITE CLAYTON
in an Essanay Five-Part Comedy
Drama VTHE NIGHT WORKERS'
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7.
M ARGUERITA FISHER
.v - in a six-part drama
"THE PEARL OF
PARADISE"
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8.
An Episode of the Further Adven
tures of Stingaree. Each Epi
sode Complete.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9.
"THE JOCKEY OF
. . DEATH"
A Thrilling Story of Circus Life.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
HAROLD . LOCKWOOD
MAY ALLISON
'THE HIDDEN
CHILDREN"
Adaptation of Robert W. Chamb
ers Novel. ,
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THE EASIEST WAY
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Viil CA'S GREATEST PLAY
The Fate Of a Woman 'Who Could Not Fight Her Way Alone
ADMISSION 25c EVENING 7:15, 9:00
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UEOflSDAV and THURSDAY, 06TOBER 10 and II
The Funniest Musical Comedy Ever
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With 100 of Dcldins's People In Cast. Direction of F. A. Ocdcn.
Auspices of Knichts of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
T. WHAT THEY GAY
Maysvirte, Ky Independent The best amateur show ever here. Really professional. Will
be the show talked about for a year. -
- Chillirothe, Ohio, Courier. Truly a surprise. Musical-numbers a hit. The director brings
out talent we didnt know we had. ' . -
Albion, Mich. The bout show ever here. No one should miss it. The results obtained In
so short a time are wonderful. It is as advertised, H worth while show.
Owosso Daily. The rain kept a lot of people away last night, but the house will be filled to
night, as it's the best show here this season, am ateur or professional.
You should make arrangements to see it one of the nights.
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