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THE 8SNXUUX-LEADER, SPAKTA, MICHIGAN
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Hear? I chas ing t h e f a rm wa .* DeLange PA
a l to a f ine run al lmr f »•-1 MUK+,
ange's dcg. accused ol a the C E Chapman
-t by C h a p m a n Then • 10 bounty charge and
a l lowing hia dog to Vhen on compla in t of
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charged w i t h allowing a sheep car -cass to remain unbtiried A f t e r a hearing in Justice Taylor 's oour t t h e caao w w discontinued. N u m e r -ous charges h ave been flung back and f o r t h In regard to t h e a f fa i r , it l said to have n e t t e d t h e deaths of •several dogs and a l e t of hard feel -ing.
AT THE UBBAHY
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F i c t i o n : A n d e r s o n , S h e r w o o d — P o o r W h i t e
W i n e s b u r g , Ohio. A n d r e y e w , L e o n i d , — T h e Seven
t h a t were H a n g e d . B e n n e t t . Arnold Ooyd, Thomas-
W h e a t . Crane , a t e p h e n
and Boats , C h e s t e r t o n . <J. K.
W a s T h u r s d a y f a t h e r , W i l l a — D e a t h
(!!»' Archb i shop F l a u b e r t , ( f u s t a v e M a d a m e tk»
vary . Kurnol . J e f f r ey , — Tho Amu tour
t , . - n i ] i m a n . Black Uartleiu> -j T » ure , Mar t i n Conlsby ' s Vengeat t*e
Oorky, VfMXim (' <at ' jr- ;Uui | . ' once wore Men
Hech t Be if tZn k !,><>£ n H a r d y Thonaas J u d e . t h e Ob-
scure .
J a m e s , Henry Daisy Mi l le r and an i n t e r n a t i o n a l Episode.
J e w e t t S a r a h Orne A C o u n t r y Doctor .
I b a n e a, V icen te Dla«> Vfar*-N iMtrum BlooO and ' n .d
London. Jack .n .u th r.»i«-s. B u r n i n g Day l igh t , T h e Mut iny of the Klwlnore, T h e Val ley of tn»« M'wn.
H e r g e s h e i m e r , Joaeph—- Baiisaa<l J a v a Head , The T h r e e Black P< n-
nys. N o n - f i c t i o n : B u r r o u g h s , John—- F l c f d and
g t u d y , Bigns and Seasons. Wake Kohln .
Boas. R a l p h P h i l l i p Y o u t h and the N e w World
Br wb# W 111 i a.m <J*a ia pa gos Ufa* M s Kad
C»i«br i4ge l i i s to ry of A m e r i c a n t j t e r a t u r e Volume 4
CrrathetH, Sam mil Met h •' l T1-' Gen t le Reader.
Kills. Hnv»»locii:- T h e J>ance « f U f a
L indsay . Vache l — Th« c«»ng-> Other Poems
Monroe . Ha r r i e t The N« a t y
Morlsjf, Cbrii t«)»it*r Mo4er>' #eyi|. W1 l r -
tetfl ». -.«*• M •: A Iftr S» M
I R A N O E NOTICE ooo
J Ifcparta G r a n g e will be held bat-! un lay a f t e r n o o n a t 2 o 'clock s h a r p
a t the 1C of P. hal l . Member s a r e espec ia l ly urged to be on t i m e as a long program has been p r e p a r e d . Kich lady Ih requested to bring sa nd wichei for her own family and
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i f U l s ) . It«t«4c a t Viacwtt^. W e a v e r a n d o t h e r p o e m s
Mary , J o h n - T h e Spiri t of Amer i can L i t e r a t u r e .
P e r r y Bliss A ^>t:id> .»f P rose F ic t ion
Pe l t** , F r e d I lUtor j i of Aes«r^ca>a Iwltee^a* a^a
#!i«HAa^a. af i t - - -Fa / Away s a d Ur«*.& A §4
# a i s o t t , a r f b u r C.••—FK»ai a Ooll-iege W i n d o w
H e w l e t t , Maur ice—-The Fores t I^overs.
H t l n t l n g t o n . E l l s w o r t h — W e s t of t ha Pee t f l e
&f ewtsns A fern w a r d -Tli* U r e a l «e< $^>rk i« t b e Wvr3,4
O a t a n s a r e r . L a a l a • • a g a * n « a n P o e i n ^
i^ indburg , C a H — S i a b a o? tke g » m h u r n t West
Service, Kob*vrt—Th* HpeB of t h e Yukon
H a l l i b u r t o n , R i c h a r d — T h e Roya l Roati to B o m a n c e .
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TTi» t ! C asse at t h e i ia* af m * a Cbtise C»l«a «v«* S a t naaesba^s
A »e «sae v4aii#-r j ireaeat The ssaetfsm waa -jjwasMi a sin:
tfaia. ee4e«rt4ai» * ti> K n o w s the Way r w*a ? !;,. aa<J by t>«< Collect »n
a a t a w a
By au u n a o l m o a s vote Mrs Wtn C a r r wa» elected pres iden t for t h e Ci tn iug year
Mra M C P u r d y r e p o r t e d • -'•a'ifl.ea s V r f c w a s S Jii
• > ap Mp . y 5'«? | C a ^ a crea4 suc^ ias a 44 ( h s j hope for more in ihe f u t u r e
A f t e r t h e bus iness m e e t i n g p r e s i d e n t Mrs E. Ph i l B r a d s | r u n t u r n e d t h e m e e t i n g over to Mrs. L VI C o v l l l e , and (he fo l lowing pro-g r a m was p re sen ted .
" W h i s p e r i n g Hope — v i e t r o l a ee lect ion
Ttu» Bible in Art -Mrs C h e n e y T b e Aftale <n Lt lera tur*—- \3r*
Brobke " T h e Ohd B u l g e d Snt**' — H| i t -o
.h sv l rc t ion T'/if> R;bM lo M u s t e ^ M r e Wi-l ter
Hlocaaer Tha re In uq N i g h t Th«"t»"—^'e-
t ro in selefftJoa. Tbe elttffe a d j o u r o s d to »etth
H f r H i l a r March 2«
A U SUBOTIOHS MONDAY APIUt ». A. D. 192B
-OOO • •> Tu tt.fc: t j i i . ihf ied e lec to r s of the
i a{i oi Smarts , Mich igan . N o n c e la he reby g iven t h a t tn con-
mity \ f i t h Acl 126 P u b l i c Acta of IJ»11 ati a m e n d e d , In t h e t iuder-<ti;n. .) Twi> c lerk will upon a n y day except S u n i a y and a legal holi-day or the day of any r e g u l a r or • p e d a l or ufTicial p r i m a l aieeSl-'H. receive i<»r reg lwtra t ioa tb of an5 legal v o t e r i a aald t w p not a l r e a d y re||HW?ied who may APPLY i O Vli: PKRSOJ#ALLY for such reg-s t ra ! ion or who may m a k e appl i -
ca t ion for r» gi i t r a t i on hy mai l or messenge r , as provided by Act 1, Publ ic Aein of 11*19. as a m e n d e d ex-cept t h a t i can rece ive no namee fo r r eg i s t r a t i on d u r i n g t h e t ime In te r -v e n i n g b e t w e e n t h e Second S a t u r -day be fo r . a n y g e n e r a l or special e lec t ion or offiiftai p r i m a r y e lec t ion and th* ds r of s u e b e lec t ion Last day far genera! registry
n u t 4 i n ijw&a for QenaraK fte* l i t r a t i o a by pe r sona l a p p l i e e t k c fo r sa id e lec t ion
Not ice is f u r t h e r he reby g iven thai J will-1be ,at the
Clerical off ice in S p a r t a
March 10-17. 1928 ( rom h o'el iK* «• m. to b o 'c lock p in. on |^«v b eai4 day f o r thy pur P .* of 1U VtU WiNG t h e REGIS-n t a T i t i N Ji SJ> KKOISTCHINGe uch .4 •• »lif > t -tiiwtori» In said T W P . oa KWAf i . f>fi()PEHLT apply the re -
! for. The osrtie of no person bu t au
I ACTV hi* Kl9»fl>SCNT of t h e prec inc t At th< th r t f ' ' o f r e g i s t r a t i o n and an-1
^ t i t l ed u i 4 w t b | c<#iiat$tuHon, if r e - ' j m s l n l a g gu^H vaaideat to t o t e af J t h e nmm ela-' tk*4. wbaB ?*»• e a t e r a a la
f i a r p j r e g f s t r a t i o a book.
F R A N K . D. K E L L O O O , T w p Clerk j DATED, MARCH 1, 1821.
nd
N o t i c e ia he reby g iven t h a t a j P r e s i d e n t i a l P r i m a r y elect ion will be held .
MONDAY APRIL 2. A. D. 1928 At the place of ho ld ing the an-
nus I T o w n s h i p Elect ion tn t o w n s h i p of Spa r t a , T w p Hart, County of Kent S ta te of Michigan
Due legal not ice of wh ich place
ol' ho ld ing said A n n u a l T o w n s h i p Elec t ion ban been g iven .
At which e ie tc lon t h e qua l i f i ed voter* -»f the seve ra l poli t ical pa r t i e s «huU have t h e o p p o r t u n i t y on >ep-irat* ballotk provided for t h a t pur pur**- io t-xftress tb^ i r p r e f e r suc i for i h« nfflc.ip of P r e s i d e n t of tbe United St a tea
T h e si t iSi t*f an> c a n d i d a t e for t be offi* > <*t Preeli lent of the United {States sha l l be p r i n t e d on ihe offi-cial p r imary I s lot nylely upon th* p r t ' t i o n of the i r poli t ical suppor t e r s in Mich igan , wh ich pe t i t ion hall be s igned by not less t h a n five thous-and of the qua l i f i ed voters of such pol i t ical pa r ty , and eaid pe t i t ion ».hatt 1 • c ' ^ e d v. tt.!•. t '• »• Secre ta ry «f Htta?e oa o r bef to ^ < weiva aoi«.w March U r i ! . n tne te«n hand-dred and twen ty e ight .
The n o m i n a t i n g ba l lo t s as here-in provided sha l l be coun ted can-vassed aud r e t u r n e d in the same m a n n e r as the names and pe t i t i ons ot the aspirants fo r the par ry nom-ina t i on for the off ice of Governor a r e n o w requ i r ed to be marked f i led , coun ted , r a a y a s s e a and r e t u r n e d .
T h e Secre ta ry of S ta te sha l l fu r -nish a copy o ft he of f ic ia l bal lot to be provided lor a t such • elect ion which sha l l h a v e p r in t ed thereon the nam** of nil candid a tee for the off ice of F ree lden t of the Uni ted Ma te s as asKttrtainad by Dominat ing p**€ltU«ti* on f i le Wtth him said n a m e s to be a l t e r n a t e d on said b a j lot in accordance with the provis-ions ot the law r e l a t i n g to P r i m a r y Elect ions . Official P r imary E lec t ion Ballot Re-pub l i can P a r t y April 8
r VST HI eTON'S TO VOTERS 'f'<i f»vr a persiMi *ho^e name
appea r* on f b * iRsrk an (X< In the a^ua ru in ft m t of Che uarue of t h e parson for whom you Wish to vote To vote f o r a person whb*e name ts not on the bal lot , wr i t e h is name In t h e blank apses provided for
Vote for not mora t h a n &&# t l ) person
Frs»H«mt m* t h e t e l t a 4 SMs'es ' > J o h n Jon«-a i * Wiiiiaaa l a n t i t 1 Tfcoma* B r a n
8<i^aiat« ba l lo ts fo r each pol i t i -cal pa r ty a r e to be provided. Th® C a n d i d a t e rece iv ing the h ighes t
elect ion shal l j choice of such
th i s s t a t e . T h e polla of said P r i m a r y E jec t ion
here inabove des igna ted will be open at 7 o'clock a, m., and will r e m a i n open un t i l 5 o'clock p. m. t of said day of e lec t ion* unless the Board ot P r i m a r y Elect ion Inspectors shal l in the i r d iscre t ion a d j o u r n t h e polls a t 1 2 o'clock noon-, for one hour .
F D. Kel logg. Townsh ip Clerk Dated Ma tch 1, l!t»28
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ANNUAL T O W N S H I P ELECTION — OOO- '
To t b e qua l i f ied {lectors of the oun ty of Kr-ut, s t a t e of Michigan
T« * h.kIi Ip of Sa u r t a s. Notice Is hereby given, t h a t the
next e n s u i n g a n n u a l Townsh ip elec-tion will i t held a t Town Hall wi th-in .said Township , on
MONDAY APRIL 2, A. B. 1928 Far th ,-urpoee of vot ing for t h a
fa l lowing • flt-ar». vid. T o w n s h i p — 0; • S u p f l U o r ; one Townsh ip Clark u a»? To waa hip T r e a s u r e r ; a J uatica ut the Peace, ful l t e r m . . . Jus t i ce of the Peace, to fill vacancy y t u r . . ; one CotnmiiiSionep of Ki f fc -••.vay-i: J . Con Ha hie, not to exceed.
Mf mber of t h e Boa.rd of Re-. lew .ai Ov«?fneer of H i g h w a y s fa r eteh Highway Dlstrtut, Nos. . . . . .
Two members of L i b r a r y Board. Relat ive to open ing and c los ing of
t h e polls Act 3 6 1 — P a r t 4 Chap te r N •i. Public Acts of 19 2$.
8ee 1 On the day of any elec-tion the polls ahall be opened a t •<(*%• fr\ o'clock ir the forenoon, or *a f-.rt.n t t a "eafter an may be. and shal l Im iwaftlnued opeu un t i l f ive o'clock in the a f t e r n o o n and no longe r : I'f.ffVOIDED That in t ownsh ips t h e hoiird of inspe<a?ort of e lect ion m a y , in i ts discret ion a d j o u r n t h e polls a t i ere lees f>'clock noon, for one hour , en d tha t ?:he t o w n s h i p board i a tow&shipt and the legis la t ive body
es and vi l lages may. by reeo-lui ion adopted f i f t e e n days pr ior to the e lect ion and publ ished wi th t h e notice of t h e election,, provide t h a t t ho polls shal l be opened a t etx o'clock in t b e forenoon, and may al- provide tha t t h e polls shal l be j kept iipen riot la te r t h a n e igh t •clock iia tbe even ing of the saaftt
day.
HIK POLL8 of said election will be *. >wrj a t 7 o'clock n. m. and wlU remain open u a t i l & o'clock p sa. of >aid day of ^iectiofl unless Board of KlecUwu inepecto « shal l , la t he i r discret ion M n a r u t h e Polle a i i : ovioel t nnoK fa r on« hour .
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Look Foi the Red "O.K." Tag
After we have thoroughly reconditioned a used car, we attach a red " X K." tag to the radiator a p. Tliis tag cen ib s that the vi-ta I units of the * a r have been gone over com pletely by ex-pert mechanit s and put: in condition to gi /e thousands of miles of ad .litional scrrv-ice. It takes a!! the "guess-work M out of us xl car buying. Look for thh tat; ; hen you buy a u»&1 car—for it i your guanmbmt of quality ami vahwi
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Sunday School 10 a ui Worship u i m Bthleai s t e r e o p t i c a a vww« tn
church paVlors 7 30 p. re Choir pract ice at the ham*- i f Mr
Mr t . V ictor P e t a r on ' tYiday evening, March 16
Elof (5. Carlson, pastor O O O —
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Aa mee t ings a re sti l i in at th* W *•*)» yan Church , only Sunday m o r n i n g o n fo l lows:
Son day School 10 a m Preach Irk by the pasfoi U m. TVe th.r-l qua r t e r ly rueot r g wil l
©oiavea* ' i a cU ? 3 23. n . V U O flodftH the <1 tatrlet Cider will he tn charge . Everybody Ins I ted to then-M r r i M i
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' to one atjfI all to a t t e n d these serv-ices.
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METHODIST CHURCH OOO
T h u r s d a y even ing , March 22, wo *!iaH begin a g a i n our "Go to ( hu"ch N i g h t " The special speak-- for the even ing is Mr. C h a m b e r -Iain, K e n t Co. Sunday School Sec'y. Wednesday even ing , March 28, Rev. J hn Kver lng ton will be wi th us •w ain to g ive us a n o t h e r of his won- j 'I - a picture*. T h e next a t imber I v il deal w i t h Kngrllsfcr G a r d e n s Anyone is welcome to these suppe r s ami p r o g r a m s We- * r " de l igh ted to nee sii m a n y p resen t f o r t h e pic-tu re lant S u n d a y e v e n i n g
Sunday ftrhool • i. 0 a. m. Preaching j. j «. m
Young Peoples ' M e e t i n g — 6 p
in.
P r e a c h i n g - 7 p. m. • — — o o o — —
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH urch of Good F e l l o w s h i p "
W ; , i Hempmber J o h n ' s vision. "And
M a k i n g Reco rd*" will !.<> the ( wftosoevor was not f ound w r i t t e n t h e m e or the e v e n i n g e v a n g e l i s t i c in the book or l i fe wa* ca*t In to t h e b?*in
P ^ P t l y i t '1 p. tn. | l ake of f i r * " " - t h a t never sha l l be q u e n c h e d ; W h e r e t h e i r worm d ie th n o t , — . " \ > t m u s t be born a g a i n . " C h r i s t i a n s " a r e the salt
God's j o f t h e e a r t h - * r e the l igh t of rhe ; «••rid." Are you , Mr P r o f e s s o r ?
and close at S p. m. Your coopera t ion
t h i n g s :
(1) —The fulfillment p romlsea.
assures two
of
( 2 ) — T h e success of your own c h u r c h in i ts tusk in t h e Communi-ty.
Yours fai thful ly*. J . R. S tevens
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VITAL CHRISTIANITY
Asa H. Wood ooo
W . a T. U ooo *
l he a n n u a l m e e t i n g of the w C. T, U. n»et at t h e home of Mrs. B J a n c h a r d . F r i d a y . March 2. Mr* > has. H o l m e s led in devot ions a n d a good p r o g r a m wa* p r e p a r e d by
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I c h a r i t a b l e , d e c e i v e , Ideal iot i r e.:«<J I 1 > r e 8 — Mtii »S R. Lown .
Thi >c!:
fo l lowing o f f i ce r s were elect
j o y f u l , " - — e x c e p t y o u r rJ*hi«>ou>
ness sha l l exceed the r i g h t e o u s n e s s of tlie sc r ibes and P h a r i s e e s ye sha l l in no c a s e e n t e r j n t n t h e k i n g d o m
of b e a v a n . " R<»M|gb.>n w m t h e main huain< F
S u a d a y . M a r c h 1 *
Morning * • h 1 i B i b l e S c h o o l a t i l o ' c l fx J Evening non* ***-» i< v beg
o ' c l o c k . Preach in* a t 7 : 8 0 Prayer meet ink Wednesd
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W. M CHURCH Sunday Sc-ht.Hu lu a w P r e a c h i n g 11 a. m P r e a c h i r . t 7 p. xn R e v i v a l m e e t l o g * s t i l l iu p
m i d w e e k u r t i c t a t 7 : 8 0 . R e v . A s a W o o d of B l a n c h a
ban be«a help n* Hi th- rev e v a u g e l i s t w i l l r e m a i n « m S u n d a y t h e i s t h w h i c h « i l j laat a t r r t co of th i s evangel i s t ! p a l g n .
A c o r d i s i n v i t a t i o n I* ex t o o a e a n d a l l to t h e s e s e r v i c e s .
R K Brown, pastor
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Vice p r e s i d e n t s - M r * . B. 14, Aver -ill and Mrs. B l a n c h a r d .
Sec'y—- Mr*. Genie C h e n e y R e p o r t e r Mm. Cljas Amldou Thff next m e e t i n g to la> he ld a t
BLUE RIDGE ORCHESTRA COKING TO AUtOMA
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even ing . March 23, t h e members of Blue R i d g e o r c h e s t r a of G r a n d Rap-ids win e n t e r t a i n wi th a musical p r o g r a m o s a x a p h o n e , WhJo and m a r i m b a solos, songs by ma le q u a r -t e t t e and o t h e r excel lent n u m b e r s .
Thin will enab le radio fans and ofheV mus ic l<>v"i < tfi meet in person severa l of t h e wel l - l iked e n t e r t a i n -e r s who broadeasf. f rom Sta t ion
i WOOD G r a n d Rapids . P r e c e d i n g th i s excep t iona l pro-
3 ram ol mueio a play e n t i t l e d j " J o h n n y ' * New s u i t ' will be given t oy the fo l l owing cast Mis* Victor ia j Pe r r Jn , 3
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T. A A inociatfons wlU begin a t 8
o lock S t a n d a r d time. Everyone
' « mbat cordial ly invited to a t t end ,
AdtnisiMon c h a r g e s a re twenty-
f ive cents fo r adu l t s and f i f t een
cen t s for g rade school ch i ldren .
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Brack 'a J£>rug Store. ooo
Speak well of your home lown.
H E N R Y C. R V S K A M P
138 Centennial Avenue S p a r t a . Mich,
Phone 210
PAPER HANGING AND PAJNTING
r e su l t s of last Sunday . T h e on ly . Howeve r , t h o u s a n d s
ev
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led
ry Wednesday P raye r m«mtlag Hag a '
P r e a c h t n g k ? . Sunday af S R«v Asa Wood of B ianchard w ill h a f t chark» of the p r e a c h i n g serv< iea* Sunday the 18 th
its of approva l f r o m all, as •< t- ' ha t we have t h e p r iv i lege
; ot t f . • tin you a jUace In one of the ' -t ••mfortahle and inspi: atir.»>al
Church Homes in the s t a t e .
Our e q u i p m e n t now enab les us to ca re fo r the s p i r i t u a l , e d u c a t i o n a l
| ai I social phaacs of the work lu u ma imer p leas ing to all
I here were t - S present In our ' h •"'* Sunday . A ft tie c i s . d e r i n g t h e f ac t of o u r
' • ' ' • r ' • t o.r severa 1 weeks. Next S u n d a y we want to reach t h e 200 mark . The p resen t a r r a n g e -ment of d e p a r t m e n t s and cUssa* will I'Hrtbl us to much be t t e r work \ t , . Kit 1-1XTv bo>» a a d g i r | # f.
V rt JU vens in th« J u n i o r c h n n h ti i<w occupies the ups ta i r . t
e i i m l n a t t n g much oft ha pre vlous i n t e r f e r e n c e At 11 a. m. Mr. Ars le Ij. P l n c k n e y will g i r e a Camp F i re talk to the boys» a n d girls , At fhe sumo hour the pas tor wil l p reach or» t h e the rue " S p i r i t u a l W o r s h i p . "
" T h e Upper room C i r c l e " which ia J' ' j u . | to b e £ ' . » e a power for t h e
deve lopment of the Sp i r i t ua l i l fe of ihe C h u r c h will mas t a t 6 p m. Any who believe in p r a y e r a r e tn
of pi , fei lorv of chr&aflnndt j a n "t<-d«>
l i v i r ^ benea th ti»e s t a n d a r d of > t l io P h a r l w ^ s . O n e of t h e U t p i sa id , " l am not as o t h e r ni< n a.-*, e i tort loner*!, u n j u s t , adulterefM, if e v r n ii>* thiv pub l i can I f a s t ( * * in t h e week. 1 g ive t i t has of a l l t ha t j p o n t e s * " Vet r« ad < h '1 • - w . ' In Matt he v. "S# t, Vip
ert ' ' " w h l t e d s e p u l c b r e s • ' ! " " H o n can ye escape t h e d a m n a t i o n *» hell "
whic room
T h e fo l lowing t h e m s e l v e s : • For God is not mea t r i g h t e o u s n e s s and In t h e Holy Gfe h a t h no* a l k d H
h u l u n t o ual ly m t n d e 4 Is ' Hereby know w
t e x t s t ho a n d
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To fee s p i r i t a n d peace . "
i\ we dwel l In Him ( J e s u s ) > and He in us and b« cause He h a t h glvti us of Hi>i «r r
I t . " " In t h e world ye sha l l hav t r i b u l a t i o n : but be of koo4* c\u er I have overcome the world " be fi l led wi th the .Spirit (Holy G h o s t ) . " ' He tha t M i t h , I kn« s h im, and kcep th not h i s c o m m a n d -m e n t * .is a l i a r — M " W h o s o e v e r Uateth his b ro the r Is a m u r d e r e r (a p o t e n t i a l H o t e H I n * ) " "Th- t h a t
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h u t i t | th» home of | | r s R j a k a m p . A ao-lid ft on f t o d e f e n d dry law bv
j v u , r r ^ f t , e b T U t o n : I t The N«Uk»*J I t ^ n c m a of P A r « n t s j a n d Tearhedmi pr««oatg n itttw.»w-?»-
iti*; lltn ror. f i r s t , law obse rvance ; »-cond. law e n f o r c e m e n t ; r?• ir• f j>v,, »ibltion, i n e l i i d l n t no c h a n ^ , Jn the Volstead law t h a t would readmi t
w in«> or bear or o t h e r w i s e weaken 1 e n f o r c e m e n t ,
' - " ing fo r home a n d school how cnuld our s t a n d a r d be o t h c r w i e?
; How could p a r e n t s a n d t e a c h e r s fa i l >gn/^ r i a t e i t he r we m u s t
• lorwi. :d n id s e c u r e e n f o r c e m e n t n th A m e n d m e n t , *»r
| go ba fk t o i t h e saloon. T h e r e is. ' m t » ; u a t | . e for g o v e r n m e n t sa le
< "v and w i n e modi f i ca t ion b o t h mean the r e t u r n of the aaloon.
^frs. C. E. Amldon , r e p o r t e r
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i be rewaje dlapoeal plant every- j 1 1c in 311 i*« Idioe 0 for its operation !
rhe fins! eoit of tbe com plate j ord ng to r fflelala huiii
b> the viiUg»i nvHaad af hy isontract . !* about |l«.t»o» or about f t l«w*
ban contract work. A s top h a s developed. In t h * t r u n k
' wer lo t h e r iver t h o u g h t d u e to oof* which m u s t be c leared a w a y to
o v e pasnage to the wa te r .
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Overwhelming Endorsement - J* / v.,
a QuarterJVfillion New Chevrolet s on the
Road since Jan. Is.1
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BALLOONS
31 a 3 2 x 4 )
32x4
3 4 x 4
$13.25 $19.00 $13.95
29x4.40
30x5.25
31x5.25
$15.45 33x6.00
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$9.45
$15.40
$16.00
$19.15
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Q U A L I T Y A T
L_ ECKSTRUM & SAUR, Grant j
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Other sizes at equally low prices-Patbfi »der Ciiacben at big savings
Wm. A. Rogers & Co. Sparta, Mich.