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Friday. July 19, 1912 T H E -SPAR TA S E N T I N E L - L E A D E R p a g e f t v e l
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Bargains in MilUnery!
Some Specials! $4i w h i t e pe t t icoMts $ 1 . 7 9 Ladieh ' $ 1 . 2 5 n i g h t j g o m i * . . .98 I m(1 ie« $ 1 .50 n i ifh t a j o w n a . . 1 .25
F l u e de tec t ion of c h i l d r e n ' s
-dresses, 25c to 1.25 2 7 m . embroidery , on ly . .25 i&-in. e m b r o i d e r y , s p e c i a l .45
85e s u m m e r d r e s n g o o d » 22
avenue tissue . . . . .15 2£>c satin s tr ipe zephyrs 19 B a r g a i n s in l ad i e s ' f a n c y p a r a s o l s
Ladies' c o m b i n a t i o n s u i t *
skirt* a n d e o r a e t c o v e r s o r
c o r b e l c o v e r s a n d p a n t s . . .95
B a r g a i n s in b a r r e t l s , c o m b s , b e l t
pins. M c j t p i n s , e t c .
Fine Jim? of ladies' silk hose, 26c a n d ' $0
Bargains i n ladies' U n n k i m o n a s ,
dresses, b e l t s , e t c .
G0MIN0 EVENTS
J u l y 25-house .
H a r v e s t bal l at new O p e r a
A u g u s t 27 P r i m a r y e lect ion.
Saturday Specials! O a e f o u r t h off on w i d e r i b b o n a n d
embroidery.
A i k f o r
Gash Register Checks
Clute Millinery Co. Bed Phone 66
lift
m
Ora Grant Contractor and
Builder
A fu rnace fire wa* very d e s i r a b l e T u e s d a y morn ing ,
A. K. Keller aod w i f een t e r t a ined her f f l 'her the pas t week.
Ernes t Fu l l e r visi ted in l i a v e n n a Monday night and T u e s d a y .
Clarence W o o d e n and family a r e moving to Det ro i t th is week.
Homer W a r n e r spent a p a r t of th t s week with h is f ami ly in S p a r t a .
Noble G a u t h a s been la id up th i s week o o tooouBt of a bad t h r o a t .
Bi?nr j Myers was ooe of the s p o r t s who at tended the r a c e s last week.
Misjm J u a n l t a Mesker is e n t e r t a i n i n g her f r iend, J u n e £ . B o r o e r , of A l b i o n .
Xyster Helsel, wife and son, C h a s . and fami ly , moved last week to P l a i n -well.
R a y m o n d Merr i l l , of G r a n t , was in town between t r a i n s Moutlay af ter -noon .
Kecnember the ice c r e a m soc ia l at the Myers school bouse t o n i g h t {July 19).
Wi l l C a r r and , fami ly r e tu rned Monday f rom a week - o u t i n g at C a m p lake.
( has . J . l l ice is now d r i v i n g a new Ove r l and au to He received the c a r l a s t F r i d a y .
Mrs. T . C l iu t sman and ch i ld ren vis-> ited her p a r e n t s a t C a s u o v i a d u r i n g the p a s t week a
Percy Aekles, of G r a n d Hap lds , {visited with K. M. Finch and fami ly j T h u r s d a y n i / b t .
Chas . King and wife have moved j into the r o o m s in the r e a r of his d ry c leaning p a r l o r s . •§
Miss G r a c e R a i n e s Is s p e n d i n g t b s week with Mr. and Mrs. Mor r i s , of e v a n s .
Mrs . R o s e G a u t and l i t t le d a u g h t e r , C l a d y s , »|>ent W e d n e s d a y iu G r a u d Kap ids .
T o m Griffi th was la id u p the l a t t e r p a r t of las t week with an a t t ack of ap-pendic i t i s .
Hugh M o n t g o m e r y , of G r a u d Kap-ids, visited his son , C l i f fo rd , at the f a r m F r i d a y .
Karl N a s h aud wife, A r t h u r Bowan-ko and Miss Lot t ie Ego If spent Sun-d a y a t G r a n t .
Miss Nel l ie Blg'Sby, of G r a n d Kap-ids, is s p e n d i n g two weeks with Mrs. S u s i e C o l e m a n .
Miss Van Dyke, of G r a u d Kap ids , is v i s i t ing at t he home of L. H. De-W l t t e th i s week.
Miss C o r a C a m p visited Miss Neta Slcot te , of G r a n d Kap ids , f r o m Fr i -d a y unt i l T u e s d a y .
Kev. M. W . DufTey and wife left T u e s d a y fo r a three week 's t r i p t h r o u g h C o l o r a d o .
Mr. and Mrs. Mha leuba rge r , of G r a n d K a p i d s , spent S a t u r d a y with A. J . F e r g u s o n aud wife.
Mr. and Mrs . Bon ie r , and the i r i d a u g h t e r , Mrs . Vern A n d r u s , spen t
W e d n e s d a y a t C a m p lake
F r e d S c h u l t s and wife r e tu rned Mon-d a y even iug f rom a week'* visi t with
j her people a t Map le K a p i d s
Mrs . D. S t ead man en t e r t a i ned her f r iend Mrs . Munger , of G r a u d K a p i d s ,
| f r o m S a t u r d a y unti l M o n d a y even ing .
• O u i d a Brown h a s gone to Wi l l i ams -j b u r g fo r a m o n t h ' s visi t with her
aunt , Mrs . S u m n e r G a i n s and f ami ly .
A r t h u r G r a y and wife, of G r a n d Kap ids , spent f rom S a t u r d a y unt i l W e d n e s d a y with F. D. KeMogg and wife.
L D. P u r d y aud J. Swan , of G r a n d Mich igan parh Kap ids , were a m o n g the M a s o n s w h o . ' b a v e l>een the i r
Mrs h,. D. Burge»* and Miss v e r a c a m e up fo r the meet ing M o n d a y eve-I n ing .
K e g u l a r meet ing of H a r m o n y Chap-ter, O. E. 8 . , T h u r s d a y night , J u l y 25. T h e r e is bus iness of i m p o r t a n c e and a good a t t e n d a n c e is des i red .
Tbe De t ro i t Hoard of Commerce h a s ren ted a s to re bu i l d ing at 160 Je f fe r -son avenue, which they will use as the i r h e a d q u a r t e r s d u r i n g C a d i l l a q u a week to en t e r t a in tbe Mich igan mer-c h a n t s and bus iness men who may visi t De t ro i t d u r i n g t h a t ce l eb ra t i on .
B. F, Fu l l e r , f o rmer ly of S p a r t a , now traff ic and sa les m a n a g e r fo r a l a r g e m a n u f a c t u r i n g c o n c e r n in Chi-c a g o , with h is wife, is t a k i n g his an-nua l v a c a t i o n and v is i t ing his par-en t s here and o the r r e l a t ives in Kent City aod G r a n t . He will a l so t ake in the C a d i l l a q u a a t De t ro i t next week b e f o r e r e t u r n i n g home.
Arch ie L igh t and hts son , R a y -mond, who art> work ing on the St i les c o t t a g e at C a m p lake , bad a sca f fo ld b reak with them W e d n e s d a y . Mr. L i g h t received some severe b ru i s e s a b o u t h is head and face tint su s t a ined a o s e r i ous i n j u r y . K a y m o n d h u r t his a r m hut whether s e r i ous or no t we were u n a b l e to l ea rn .
W o r d reached this office on S a t u r - 1 d a y f rom C. B. Fos te r , who is a t pres-en t v i s i t ing in F a r a r g u t , Iowa. He s ays c r o p s g e n e r a l l y a r e l ook ing good and t h a t f a r m e r s a r e t h r e sh ing wheat aud m a r k e t i n g it f o r 83 cen t s per bushel . He s a y s old Kent bea t s them al l , and t h a t he expec ts to t>e home in six weeks, bu t was s o lone- ' t ome for S p a r t a news tha t he had to ! send fo r the Sen t ine l -Leade r .
People who hea rd T h o m a s B r o o k s F le tcher lec ture a t the Method i s t c h u r c h l a s t F e b r u a r y will l>e sur - j prised to l ea rn he h a s entered t h e : newspape r Held, h a v i n g pu rchased tin-Mar lon (Ohio) M i r r o r . He h a s a s a compe t i t o r iu M a r i o n the ex-Lieute- | n a n t G o v e r n o r W a r r e n G. H a r d i n g . Mr. H a r d i n g Is a l s o a fo rmer rosmbt r of the Kedpa th Lyceum B u r e a u and I is a g i f ted o r a t o r . Mr. F le t che r will i c o n t i n u e as l ec tu re r , m a k i n g his home a t M a r i o n when not ou the r o a d .
M. H a a s , N. A. Shaw and F. L. Hi l ton with thei r f ami l i e s aud f r i e n d s m a d e up an a u t o m o b i l e p a r t y to L a k e Mich igan p a r k S u n d a y . f t mus t
un lucky day fo r on
Morr i l l a w vis i t ing Mrs. Dr . Annis , of CVniar S p r i n g s .
J Mrs . Al l le T o Men and Miss Ada J Wi l l i s spent S a t u r d a y with Mrs. I.r-i win W,')Ui# a t C a s u o v i a .
j Mrs. Mary W a I col t went to O r and
Estimates Furnished Free of Charge
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Ora Grant
B e r t Eks t ine and wife spent S u n d a y with Mrs. Dr. Hul l , of K a v e n n a . They a t tended the K a v e n n a vs. Conk-11 n bal l g a m e .
J . C. B a l l a r d took in the f u r n i t u r e W e d M « l « y for a week 's vl«U [exh ib i t i on M G r a n d R a p i d . S a t u r d a y
and with h is f ami ly visiUni o v e r Sun-d a y with relative**.
with J o h n Edisou and wif
Mr* Owen Kk-h aod two ch i ld ren , j of Gk ant, visited hs r pa ren t s , Mr* j aud Mrs. Tom Kyau , T u e s d a y .
Mrs . J . Swan , of G r a n d Kap ids , i speut a few d a y s this week with her j pa rea ls , A. J . Boorora aod wife.
Mi as B lanche Ander son ha- !#>eu vis i t ing the las t two weeks with r e l a l ives and f r i ends in F l in t aud Holly .
Mrs. Kmma L a t b r o p - C u r r y , of De-| trolit, is v i s i t ing Mrs L. B. P a i n e and i o ther f r i ends here and at G r a n d l i a p -i ids.
C l i f fo rd TotWn went to C a s u o v i a ? Wednesday to work f o r h is b ro the r -• in-law, Krwlu W i l l i s , t h r o u g h he r -
Mrs. J a m . * StWnghatn aud her g r a n d d a u g h t e r , of L u d l n g t o n , visited p a r t of l a s ; week with her niece, Mrs . D o r s Ches te r .
Miss N e v e W e l c h , who h a d bees *p»uihug a week with ber uncle, C, D.
.. , W a t c h and wife, re-turned to ber home
Pere Marquet te 111 • »»" f • u
~ H. T a y l o r and fa j l l y
S P A R T A . M I O M .
EXCURSIONS VIA THE
ON
SUNDAY, JULY 21 IX)
Grand Rapids T r a i n wi l l l e a v e S p a r t a
a t 10:45 a . m . R e t u r n i n g l e a v e G r ^ n d R a p i d s a t 7 p . m .
R O U N D T R I P F A R E S
To Grand Rapids - 35c 28-2m
SEE LINE OF Si u<Je baker Wagon*, Haggles nnd Harness, McOormick Binder* and Mowers. The I tee ie md Great Western Manure Spreader, Em-pire Grain Drill, Blue Hell Besr t r i c e a n d lowm C r e a i t i Sir |»araU»rs, #fackeori W i r e Ki •>*
HEFT & t4h kent m
s r s a d
tWv. B H . T a y l o r and f o u l l y left MonUav^i a f t e rnoon f o r C a m p i»ke
I where tbe j ' will occupy the J o h n * o n ; co t t age f»»r two week*
La«t S a t u r d a y B. N. Keis ter sold the i ale Zudsense p rope r ty U» Fred P . Hull . Mr. Hull and fami ly and b u son aud fami ly took po»*e*«lon Moo-
! day .
M; as O a n a 1 t aon ai 1, a for tner teacher here, spent f r t so Hat?5fday ^o-td T h u r s d a y with Me-dame* Morton aud ( a r r .
i Dick Cover t , J r , of G r a n d Kapids . I spent S a t u r d a y with b i s g r a n d p a r
wnts, A. J . Cover t and wif«. Mir<s l a a Cover t is a l s o af>euding a few d a y s with them-
The L a d i e s ' L i t e r a ry r l « b en joyed the i r a n n u a l picnic a t (;ai.»>p ;akv Wednesday . T5»»' Sadies « j ^ o t tlie af t e m o o n and the gaotWwen went ove r in time fo r supper . A*HH4t J00 sa t down to the « r l i laden t eb ie
Tbe r e g u l a r meeting of S p a r t a G r a n g e v i l i be held at K. of P bal l , t omor row ( S a t u r d a y ) at 2 p, m. L igh t refreeiimett t will be served omoedta te ty a f te r the lecture hour , and i t is hoped there will be a la rge attendai^oe.
The W . 1. T. 8 . society was enter ta tned with a lawn par ty a l tbe home of M»ss G l e n n a CovHie T u e s d a y even-ing. Af ter games and re f resh tnents the time was npent r o a s t i n g m a r s b mal lows. Everyone r e p o r t s a good time
Leslie L igh t so ld h is f a rm, s tock and too l s , c a s t and sou th of town, the first p a r t of th i s week to J o h n Koels , of M o n t a n a . C o n s i d e r a t i o n , $3,300.
W o r k was commenced t h i s week on 1 the second sewer c o n t r a c t . T h t s l ine
of sewer will Inc lude Maple , W»sh-ing ton . H. Mill and Hickory s t ree t s aud Cen tenn ia l avenue .
Miss A n n a Nelson , of the d r y g o o d s d e p a r t m e n t of A. A J o h n s o n A Co *S
I s to re , is b a t i n g her a n n u a l v s t a t i o n . ] j S h e is spend ing the t ime with be r ! b r o t h e r aud fami ly a t Hess l ake . I V
Herbe r t S t i l es is b u i l d i n g a c o t t a g e j | a t C a m p lake . T b e work is be ing
done by Arch i e L igh t and Rd Ander -j son . T h e i r f ami l i e s a r e c a m p i n g a t j the lake whi ' e the work Is in p r o g r e s s , i
H a r r y Dean, who h a s recovered f rom t StarJet foyer, wa« re leased f r o m q u a r -
an t ine l a s t week On F r i d a y he with i mother , who h a s been here cat ing fo r hhrn. r e tu rned to the i r home a t V a s s a r ,
; Mich.
Accord ing t o the i a s l i s sue of the I I n s u r a n c e P r e s s , l ife I n su rance dis-| t r l h u t i o n s for l u l l amouu ted t o j 840,000. T h e s e c la im* were paid by c o m p a n i e s in the Uni ted S t a t e s aud C a n a d a .
H K Morley and wife, of < e d a r S p r i n g s , spent Monday n igh t with F W. Huiith and wife Mr. Morley re-
j tu rned home T u e s d a y m o r n i n g aud Mrs. M or ley left f o r Ka la i r . a soo t o visi t re la t ive*.
the way home Mr. Hi l ton go t s ta l led nea r C a s o o v l a , left bis c a r there and came home ou the t r a in . Mr. S h a w ' s liirbt* went ou t and be h a d to depend ! upon the l igh t f r o m Mr. H a a s ' ma-chine. T h i s worked all r i g h t unt i l j th'tv go t Ui the s m a 11 b r idge on no r th Malu s t reet , where o n e of the f r o n t wheels took the b r i d g e aud the o the r tbe d i t ch . T h e mach ine came to a sudden bai t , j a r r i n g the o c c u p a n t s 1; r o u g h l y . l u some way tbey ail go t o u t of the c a r wi thout f u r t he r I n j u r y ! liian a few bru i ses and a big f r i g h t f h e e a r was left unti l next day when a few r e p a i r s pu t i t in to commiss ion a g a i n .
Some Fly Don'ts D O N T allow files ie your
house. D O N T permit them nosr your
food, sspeciafly mtik. D O N T buy f e e d s t u f f w h e r e
f l i e s are t o l e r a t e d . D O N T have foeding pfaoes
where flies can ieed them-• elves with deject tons f rom t y pheid er dysenteric p«tie**e.
D O N T allow your frwite and confect ions to be exposed te the swa rms of fbes.
D O N ' T let f l i es c r a w l e v e r t h e b a b y ' s m o u t h and s w a r m upon t h e nfppre of i t s n u r s i n g bot t le .
The Flies' Revenge A Poem With a Moral.
' jpliN lit t le flies All in a l i n e -
O n e g o t e s w a t . T h e n t h e r e w e r e e e e e e e e
XMNE little flies x Grimly sedete Licking thetr chops—
Swat ! There were • • e e e e e
J^IGHT litt le flies 4 Raising some mo<-e—•
Swat ! Swet l Swett Swatl Then there were e e e e
Miss J e a n u t i e C h t s h o l i u , who h a s ! been spend ing the p a s t mouth with ' tier sisfcer, M r s W a r d M a y n a r d , will j r e t u rn to be r borne In Mich igan City, 1
l e d . , t o d a y . U t i l e D o r o t h y will ac- ! c o m p a n y her to spend a coup le of j r F W
f ?
p o u n little flies Colored green b'ue-
Swat l (ain ' t it e s s y f ) Then there were • e
fianagift Sftoq. Grand R«pi»
iJRSreo*"' hIIpsIw^ nj a'.t.i
tftMXiv »Cu| f.tMJ' A s u e
weeks
8be iby Field aud wife Jeft F r i d a y m o r a l e * fr»r L o s Ange les , Ca l f . , In re-*(H>nst< io a l e l eg ram i n f o r m i n g tbem of the c r i t i ca l i t ineas of b i s valher, C h a s . Fie ld . On T u e s d a y moru ing a n o t h e r message was received s l a t i ng they found thoi r f a t h e r lu an uucon e l o e s cond i t i on and very low.
A t y p o g r a p h i c a l e r r o r in o u r l a s t i ssue In Miss W o o d f V announcemen t caused us to c r ed i t he r with be ing a c h i r o p r a c t o r , when her bus ines s la t h a t of a c h i r o p o d i s t . However , those who were t rea ted and received bene lit f r o m a c h i n g c o r n s , r ea l ly did no t c a r e what t i t le was given her .
Tbe L a d l e s ' i t l v e r s i d e L i t e r a ry c l u b
Dodgsd the civilian— 1ARLY NEXT DAY
T H E R E WERE A MILLIONI -—Buffalo Nevaia
F r i e n d s of Mlat Imogen* W o o d s uaet with Mrs. C'ha*. C a r l s o n ou Wed-
1 msnicann# f
A fliw t i l ) * i f hf'u vu '
m
112 Monroe Sv«. 4 f r o m «»»#f«l"«
will be pained to iearu tha t she is not r ecover ing f rom U* r r* « *-i-t a t t ack of scar le t fever iu a s a t i a f a c ^ r y man-ner . The second a bee* a h a s formed In her t h r o a t and she Is rejK>rted ia a s e r ious coud i l ion
nesday afterno-on f o r tbe s tudy of Dickens . Af te r the r e g u l a r meet ing h o u r r e f r e shmen t s were se rved by the hos tess One new member was t aken in. T h e n e s t meeting will be held at the h on »e of I t * peesident Mrs t* a si.
THE TYPHOID FLY.
Bsby bya, Hero's a fly. Let us swat him, you and I, While we talk. See him walk And for miorobea never balk. Do yeu think with sis suoh fse t Yeu and I would walk en meat?
Will thia fly Tell me why He will walk on breed and pie* Sure he knows That h*a toee Are all oovered with typhos. I should think if | were he I'd not fall in milk and tea.
Kill him qulek Or he'll m s k s u very eisk, Flies you strict ly should avei4 If you would not have typhoid.
—Cookery School Megaxine
The real test is in the baking.
Other Baking Powder* may make bread < 'a ims, but when it comes to the production " t real delicious biscuit, calces anil pa«try
CALUMET BAKING P O W D E R proves its real worth . Thi t ia becauve of ita much greater 'eavening power and the strict purity of its ingredtents. It costs only a trifle more than the cheap and hi«f cm brands snd much tiiari tbt '] ru*t liakinii I 'owdtn.
R e c e i v e d H i g h e s t AwmrA W o r l d ' s P u r e F o o d Espos i t iow
Chicago, 1907.
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ALUMt
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M U R R A Y
SPARTA STATE BANK
O F F I C E R S
C oles A . Bloomer PRESIDENT
John Manchester VICE-PRESIDENT
Bruce N. Keister CASHIER
Ohlin E. Walcott ASST. CASHIER
3 1 Per Cent Paid Certif icate*
on
DIRECTORS
John Manchester Manly W . Burtch Coles A . Bloomer Chas. A. Johnson % Aug. A . Johnson Bruce N. Keister Dr. D. J. Wallace f rank D. Pease O . N. Bradford
Cow-Ease r r « * i * M a c s |
ML.bans m o r e m i l k f r o m o m
A N D A O R B M O N E Y f or Oi, fatweir.
r*e WAY ro TVR RRAO*
MOttr()N COMPANY
Frank E. R i c e = = = Contractor and Builder
manufacturer of
Cement BiocKs« Gement Brick a n d . d e a l e r i n
MAJESTIC FURNACES AND WOOD S P A R T A Bell Phone No. 62. M I C H .
Old Pilars for Sale al Tills Office I
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THE J F A R . T A S E N T I N E L - L E A D E R Friday, July 1», 1»1#
A Broad Under-standing
iA t r ade condi-t ions and pros-pect* impelled me «< me time atfO to boy liberally of
D i a m o n d s < ons^quently 1
f i Q sell J t ' i n l b« HUH ful genuiue d iamonds lu HK tvo.d r>B2 al only
$ 2 5
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1 M I»A-
Baptist Church Rev. C. I.*. Austin of ttngliehviUe,
will O«HIpy the Baptist pulpit at this place next Sunday moroiog. fie v. B. H . T a y l o r is en joy ing a two weeks' out ing at Camp lake <Heupying C. A Johnson s cott ige.
iing
$ 6 0
$1 A WEEK
J. J. Thomson 327 Moar« A*e.
Have You Bunions? O u r atic •&m m t r e a t i n g
.»r a v\ }ik- r c j humon*
hiss won for u< \ wkfe reputation. Poople sre coming here from long
ami we are ha}>py to say that we b.ive not disappointed a nintf !•» o n e • I
There ie* certainly no ne*nI of having painful bunion® any loouor, Our Dew method of titttlmE them ha* firmly eetabliehed thiR net.
B E H R E N S JiFoof S pec ia fist
86 Mearoe Ave., Grand Rap wis, Mick.
A u t o B a r g a i n s ! Come and See Them
1 C u t t i n g R o a d s t e r $ 7 G 0 I K.iaaei T o u r i n g C a r 7 5 0 ,1 ' 1 C a d i l l a c T o i i r i t i | C a r . 1 5 0 1 R a m b l e r T o u r i n g C a r 3 0 0 1 R a m b l e r T o u r i n g C a r 2 5 0 1 P a c k a r d de l ive ry w a g o n 4 5 0
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Christian Eiulcivor Notei
C . E . m e e t i n g e v e r y SUIM HY e
atb;30, at Ibe Bapt is t church. Topic for Ju ly 21, ' C h r i s t i a n Cuut-
mon Sense. ' ' Bible References, P roverb* 4: !-#• Tbe pas to r can catch fish all r ight ,
but >f they were only l a rger . Lynn Bradford , an en th us i w t l c
mission «tud} student, will lead the meeting.
Dr. Pelton gave c eating talks la*t Sun subject being. "A Ch Appearance
Tha question of t o . a chr is t ian should think appearance wm discussed every point of view Io the s u m w evening.
F.va Haines and Gertrude* Wr igh t a ere elected t o represent tbe local so-ciety at tbe Sixth annua l con ten t ion of the Fourth District C. K. Union, whlcti was held a4 Cooper*1'!!!*) July 17.
Minnie Gee made a business t r ip t o Montague one day last week.
Miss A deli a Fee rick left Wednes-day fo r Rochester , Mich , where she will work In the kni t t ing mills.
Mrs, Mary StaufTer aod grand-daughter , Nina, went to Wolve r ine Wednesday to spend a few weeks with relat ives .
Jude Hiscut t had tbe misfor tune Sun-day to have a runaway . Both occu-pants were thrown f rom tbe buggy, arid the horse r a n abou t half a mile aud was then thrown into the ditch. No ser ious damage was done.
Al 7:30 Thur sday t eachers ' t r a in ing J c lass ; 8:00, song service; 8:20, prayer , ' tes t imony aud Bible s tudy. Treason, John 6: 10-2*. Sunday a t a. m., Hlblo school; 11:16. preaching service. Text, P ro . 30: 24-28. Theme: " G r e a t Les-son* From Litt le T h i n g s . " Chr is t ian Endeavor " p. m. Leader , Mr. Jones . I ' reaching service 7:30; text, 2 Pe te r 3: 0. Theme. 4 4 God's Blockades to H e l l . " 1
of Mill street; thence south 30 feet; | thence east to the west l ine ot lot tt, block % of said or ig ina l plat ; thence j north to the nor th line of said lot H; j thence eas t to the east line of lot 7, blk , 2 of said or ig inal plat ; thence south to the n. w cor. of lot 8, block 2 of sa ' d o r ig ina l pla t ; thence eas t io the cant] line of lot 10, block 2 of said or ig inal p la t ; tbeuce nor th a long the eas t line of s a d lot 10 to high water mark on tbe south bank of Nash creek; thence a long the high water mark on the south bank of Nash creek to a point live feet west of the renter of the west or main t rack of tbe !Vre Marquette R a i l r o a d Co.; thence south paral le l wltb said west o r main track of said r a i l r o a d and live feet equidis tant theref rom to a point 100 feet south of the south line of Division street in said village, and thence west to the place of beginning. 29-30
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
of bis enter-• evening, bis fan ' s Personal
ust of personal f rom near ly meeting last
Metho<li*t iipucopal
Serviv - «>i: '**' be d ajt the M#tbodi«t church boll: and evening.
usual in morning
Epworth U k g u e N<»t.es
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Jt s « m»i &
Av«>., Cr«o^ lUpxIt, Opera D*y Night
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CHURCHILL BUSINESS INSTITUTE TW Hmmrn a SIWU5"
GS-I II l«m« A*9um+. O*x%4 Bepiiwle, M If >U\J W t t tbort : .o I. yow wauttlv
best, and t/.«e be it is ,*8implis A belter sa lary for you if you write m s i m p i t s " f w t b s n d . .
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Are You Supporting Your Home
n o r t h c h & 6 t w r
A'b •t G e n u / / f l H H l nee
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Paper t fija ith Hi
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To th« Memory of Our Vice-President Who Died May 29, 1912
W h e r e a s death for the first time in what extent h is tory of the S p a r t a .State bank
has entered tbe d i rec tora te and taken the oldest and one of tbe most respect-ed members of the board of directors , J a s o n 8 . Bradford , and vice-president of tbe S p a r t a Sla te bank, whose noble life and cha rac te r drew him very cios»-to all the officers and di rectors of tbe bank.
Me was frequent ly called to serve tbe bank in va r ious ways because of tils good jrtdguH-nt, fa irness and years of pract ical t ra iuing lu business af-fairs . IXia s t rong belief in fa i rness , justice and good will to all men never allowed him to swerve from ids duty when called Upon to act In bis official capaci ty for the bank and always proving himself to be the r igh t man in tbe r ight place.
We shall miss him from our meet-ings, not wholly on account of bin wise council and va luab le services, but because of h is cheerful aud pleas-ant disposi t ion which a lways t d d e d so mueb to our business meetings; ilierefr»re, be it
Resu l t ed , while we deplore the death of our Vice-President J a s o n S Bradford w<? will ever eheerish his memory and emula te his good and uobto qual i t ies , which will make us s t ronger and better to meet tbe re-sponsibi l i t ies tha t l ie before us, and it i s fu r ther
Resolved, that we extend our sin-cere wyrnpatby to ttie mourrtir g family snd f r iends of the dueraaed, and tha t a copy of th"«e resolu t ions be spread on the uiinukKS < the bauk proceedings at our next r egu la r meeting.
I). J . Wal lace . C. A. Johnson .
Com m U tee
Se#er and Pavement Assessment Notices
I.
Possi" ; 40-»>l:
the bal l Huhje ' t)
e Kartb. •wed by
DEFORESTATION OPPOSED
[An appeal to l i v e tho tree* which benefit mankind and towns.]
De trees dey dress up in dey bes', A-drlppin' wid de dew.
Dey save a piece fer de jaybird nes'
An* a home fer de rain crow too.
De birds dey oome kaxe dey ain't f r a i d
In de Ian* Mies Springtime rule. De river aay he want some ahade
Fer de water lilies cool.
Dey des reach out an' dey call de breeze
Fum de eas* an' fum de wee#. An' de cattle thankful w'en de
trees Say, "Lay in my a'ade an' res ' / '
Oh, de trees is good ter de fleP ' | an' town,
An* ter peace an' ree' day call. Hit'e dea too bad fee ter cut um
down W'en day shelters one an' all!
—Atlanta Constitution,
S U M M E R I S N O W H E R E !
Now i s l i lt Timt Io Buy Hardware
W e c a r r y a f u l l l i n e of B u i l d e r s '
H a r d w a r e , S h e r w i n - W i l l i a m s '
P a i n t s a n d V a r n i s h e s , S h a r p l e s s
T u b u l a r S e p a r a t o r s , S t u d e b a k e r
W a g o n s a n d B u g g i e s , R o l l e r s ,
D r i l l s , D i scs . H a r r o w s , W a l k i n g
a n d s u l k y p l o w s . C o r n P l a n t e r s ,
A m e r i c a n F e n c e , C e d a r P o s t s
in f a c t e v e r y t h i n g u s e d o n t h e
f a r m o r in a n e w h o u s e .
Call and see our goods and get our prices
before you buy elsewhere
CITIES JOIN NATIONAL
SWAT T H E FLY MOVEMENT.
Offer of tO Cents For 100 Flisa Brings Results.
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list mad <
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and M rs,
" T h e J o l l y G o o d F e l l o w "
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«t Vhm #0*4 toft**** *%*' «s eearjrteo.
sstt-V _ it MJM< -y\* gta#"
ha Mrv«r r*m*£j r*u tmm tSS tenth, pats nt te every W*y bat ntmawlf
fctn.ny wvfe wrjs t»*r a+a.nenJ eJiae^a an acbinx1 h»*vet write rSreo l a* her h^siirlytrin^r* rfte afcew* ottftti the mldstlsrhli honr «e*# mu» momiss
SSe robSe« ot hmr^ wt»o* "The Jolly s.»-o«d FVMIOW fai l of wha* the »©rl4 «ajua "gt«&4 elSeei is 4r\nk t»g to itaa aeeJth cW <>ir. booti oompa.».Kna aJ&4 tfce torr * v/ tbe one wh» ioree S-tart aeftej ttoaa the whete a r , nnthlnklAg « w i t h whore. !5.a *#• baokrapU^g raa;t¥ oa\or.gs <e her
"The J*li* rsiie»)T' af IrssltMtaJs
imkasf seals is-sthh»ta 4urbuf
g J >t \n\* the the
tlSMa thet
aafoSda. Maar ^sOr 9 m 4 rat^ewe ve ra
it • '• %! o.tx", <• t%if r
hare a n the »«s i l a x ttocve ft hM SesMK artr.gta^ lfeeia of eat eaajei i.-takaovmy
They are t i i s a k ^ f t a air Hais tedar a»- v.* NTaal T- :.•* f a r t r e a t m e n t
for thrn 1 -rtaa Ma an tn i\usd tbara ta get beNrfe tae trns n ef »oed, ecber felkowmhlyL
if yeu hee® • n4oae w s te a "letiy Oood r a i l e d * see A tilts btsfc to him.
Write or »*eae Tha KM,I laatHuta, Tl fo.etooa Avanae OraJ <1 KaiiAa
| d t i a aaa If t f . 9*'i Wain 11*1
Notice >s Im • by given tha t | *i*H'tai tt-' vi-isiui'-.i. i o l U ft»r tte-
sirnetion of -t M*.ver in t ' enu Ave • Mio, Wtt-.li kigViu, Mapie Hickory i t p e l t , ^«so |>avett»e»i Ui viaioti sir« ri. 1 n H i-. %.'•.« Hpar ta , Kent county, Michigan, been reeenvett l>v tbe ei»un«,M »»' vi l lage of Spar ta , tiled with tbe tl said viMagc and duly una
and tbr hjhiJ vt t la^e conr)«',l ;»i,< t.H.»a» d « •( I . • • Hit >t"M •' .Mge »vi,j ue*et •*' <-b'' tjouneil »i said vi l lage on Monday .
i » y of Ju .y , A. U IU12. o 'c lock p. m. to review'inaid ment roii% and to bear any objv-ctiona to said special roi ls i 'be des ripfciori «if tbe a d e s e e d tn aaiti r o l ' s It- ns hi to wit:
s k w k « a - s k s s m k n t i h h t k i Commefe' ng at the s w. cor .
^ N a s h ' s first adu ; ;-ioutb to the n e. tM)f. of lo
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The A nt.t-tuberculosis league of KasbvtJIe, Tenn.. inaugurated a fly eatstNtlgn in which It offered 10 cents it hundred for deed tllea brought to tiie offices of the organization between 3 and 4 p m. for the week beginning May i. Consignment* were paid for in lots ss nmall us ten, and many of the yountrsters of tbe city w ho bad probobly never heard of the Nashville And tuberculosis league were able to pi U up a few extra pwinie* by chanJug the ubiquitous household peat wltb tbv Implements at band.
Y o u r s t o p l e a s e ,
S H E L B Y C. F I E L D & CO. S p a r t a , M i c h i g a n
>IU '• lb rooms
i 2\l\h ai 7;Jo ass«' »a-and all fssmoot distreet loMtiws,
T
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in answer to aa offer of< the city to Pnir a reward of a cent for every t«»n (Dm detivwred dead a t the city ball school children of Cleveland are "swat t ing the fly" with vim and vigor. Tbe crusade will continue for two weeks, when the offer expires. The ctty health offirlale believe that every Qy killed «t this setisoa of the year moans tb<> sbs«ince. so to speak, of nine ftles later; In-nce the politlng of ttie re ward.
Cornpn:. ry legislation for spraying • T . 'h ' i : <•»•> of tflev v as urge»i at a recent e***'Utlve t)o»ir<! meeting of <!»« Ant; ( e h*»reulO' •{.»; xot y of Grand Rapids, vih h It la probable that the society w bl the "'otumou eociu ll i » p»sh ihe we«;e^sary meannre* to o b tain thia result Numerous indt»ria»-o>«itta of tbe pn»p*»s«-d unl lnanre Itave already beeu tw;o{r by or^uaisetlone of j the city Au<• • u»' tbe first bodies t e ; Kd)i(Kift It weiv ft »» Tr i f les and ..Mil' is \tn I « i»on Vo -r of the I »»it
etl It rot berh oil of Carpenters and Joiners of America and the Building Trade* roundl .
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MAKE A SPOTLESS TOWN.
A Few* Aufas Far Those You Want to
i t of 4aid biock; tben«"«« ea-»t u» t^e v>f west R a i l r o a d street; ib. 'ute
12DA F*H T; THENCE >*T U» 0 IE S W of iot «, biock li ot said N»*h adct; um nee south <>'J l*.*<4t; U.en <
Help. Talce away all tho an ties and
n your beck yard imme<.tlsfely rmip mbbiab to the dumping
went M
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C o a l C o a l I
s Porous Drain Tile, White aod Red Brick, Flue Linings, Guaranteed Chimney Brick, Fire Brick and Fire Clay : $ : $ « s : ;
S p a C l a y W o r k s
I 5 $
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t P H O N E 31 S P A R T A , M I C H . $
• e e e e * e * e # * e e e * * * * * e e * « i t a a *
It-el to to*' s-tihl line of sti%eet; thence -o,jtb u> tr«e •* «• co r of lot &*'» of Nash s sfeeomi a d d , that c» w«.»t paral lel with and i'&d te» t sottttjb nt wuutn line of CViutenntali Ave, to tbe s w cor . of lot S of < bene^ an it l^oomls1 add; thence loa th to the n «. tM»r of b t H, block 3 of th** ori^ttaui p>at Of tt»E VIIIHU'*' of S p a r t a ; thence west a long south l ine said lot * t o Ibe oeatar o< Main street; thenor cwrth alonff tJenter of Main stree t to a point
feet south of tbe south line of Di-vision street; tn» nc*» eaal peri* s ilt; a a d 2b4 feet south of said Division atreel to tbe s. e. c<»t of < l t - «,»v »t A of sa*d or ig ina l pla t ; ther>»-s o >iib along t.*a»i line said lot 4 to a (.oiftt 100 feet SOUth of tbe a » itb U o i of Division s t reet ; thence east para l le l wltb aud l<w> feet soutih < ! ^aid I >i vi-sion atr*x»t t*» iii»- ptaoe of beg <,fiing
l'\ VINti AhsK ' H I Gonamencing at tbe s. e. cor . of lot
it block 10 of N a s h ' s tlrst. add. Io said vil lage of S p a r l a ; tom'1»p west the south line of lots 4, .< ~ and \ of tdock 10 of salt! addM!<u. and ex U'Udetl across Maple at reel in »aid vil lage and a long the ||p*<th l-ne of «»ts i . 4. .. t», H, #4 m n , a,
i,1, 14, 1"» and lb of >-«sb « second nid. to said vil lage, fend *x > ud -d W.'Ht at-rose Mill *tre.^t in said to tne wt-st line of \.'ill Strt et r»-sa id ; tbence south along ttte Bwr*t lino of Mill STREET LIV FCII; ILIEAEE west on a lin« pa ra • «i tn I» aton street iu said vi l 'age and ilv< feet south therefrom, i'AZ fetrt; tbea«* north to a poin t VS0 fees nor th of tlw -.lOrtlx bo» of J'i\ i ii.»n :n - . ' » O u - n v e east to the eas t t lee
First dirt fr< Senui ground
t . ^ m d •Ciena out your cellars, sta-bles ami sheds. Whitewash your eel-lar walla, fe ixes and henhouses.
Third Burn all rubbish that will burn Cleau your vacant lots and al-lay ways
Fourth. • Avoid mixing a»bes and garbage. Thin Is ngalriat tbe law, Vou may be ttnetl
Fifth. ESefratn from throwing ntd paper, banana or orange skins Into tho streets,
81*tit Plant some gruaa and flower eessda to t e a t s your home beautiful, j ICvery bonee should have a little green I gra»s aad n few trees
Seventh.- When yon have cleaned op ! often, keep your yard clean ai) the j Hint*.
Dirty yards cause flies, sickness, j death.
Old tiu cans hold wetar ; water j hretMls mosrjultoea
Rotten garbage makes bad air, badi sir n;akes weak bodies, weak bodies main* t»ig doctor's bllla
W . L . D O U G L A S
S H O E S
$ 3 . 0 0 , $ 3 . 5 0 a n d $ 4 . 0 0
Boys wear W . L. Douglas $ 2 and $ 2 . 5 0 shoes. Best in the world.
W. L. Douglas makes and sells more $3, $3.^0 and $4 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. WHY ?
BECAUSE he protects the wearer against high prices and inferior goods, by stamping his name and price on the bot-tom and guaranteeing i;heir value.
BECAUSE for style, fit and wear they are superior to ordinary makes of shoes. Don't take a substitute for W. L. Douglas shoes.
Call at W . L. Douglas Store
M a y n a r d & A n d r u s Sparta, Mich.
State Qives Trees to City. Twanty thousand pine trees have
te-T-a pr»«»mted to tbe city of Cleveland j by the sfa ts forestry department, and tbe »i; *• <*aeoc to cause a gcfawarcwald | ro f in ing ep along Cleveland's Inner j and enter pr*rk belt Is now on In ear^ j ro *\ < I ty l'or» »ler Moddy said the j Mt.tts antbof t t ies a te tnteuaaJy' inter-»'N(»HI IN the plan to establish s ta te for- j «wt reservation* along tbe valleys near Cleveland. The cfty aeon wilt recover ;
to.fxk• small trees, meetly white p ine ; or cypreee
J u l y i s V a c a t i o n M o n t h MWMWHn
[f insect bites aanoy yon, don't Jet then:. Take a l» «x of MENTHOLINE BALM wiih you. It instantly r« hrv.'s the Its hin 14- caused by the bite of m.i>*quitoea (.1 o ht r iriM-cta and positively prevents their swelling.
{>m e you h ive tested this preparation you would no co rner think of going to the lake without a t>ox of i* than you would of going without yotir trunk or ii ti t1 cftse
Not unreasonable in pricc a 2-<>/ !«>* for 2Sc. Sa'd only at R<xall stores.
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Schall 's Drug Store The Hexall Store S p a r t a , M i c h i g a n
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