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Y 9. 1914 PRIDAY, JANUARY B. 1914 TH* 7 - SPARTA SENTINEL-LEADER FAO* FIVK tf Special Sale on Gloves, Mittens, Mufflers, etc. 75c Gauntlet Gloves 50c 50c Gauntlet Gloves 40C 35c and 5Gc Fur Mittens. .. 26c 25c Gauntlet Gloves 20c 25c children's leather Mitten? 19c 25c Golf Gloves 19c 15c and 20c Mittens ...... |0c I 5 c gauntlet and jersey Gloves iOc; 3 pairs for - . 25c $1.75 Mufflers 1.25 $1.00 Mufflers 80c 50c Mufflers 40c 25c Mufflers 20c Seeping garments worth 60c special 44c 30c Outing Skirts 21 C Children's 50c allover Leg- ging* 39c Children's 30c ailover Leg- gings 22c 1-4 off on Automobile Bonnets I - 4 off on Furs, Muffs, etc. Special for Saturday 1-4 off on Embroidery and Lace Fine line Embroidery, 5c per yd- Telephone Orders Attended to DoraClute Bell Phone 66 Did You Ever use Fanchon Flour? Made from ihe l>esl of Kansas hard wheat. It makes about *20 p e r cent more bread and pastry of a better quality than other winter wheat Hour. Try a suck and see. Only 80 cents at the Dry (roods and Grocery store of E. W. Smith & Go. Goods Delivered Phone 17 We want your butter and eggs Out for Business For First-Class Painting Paper Hanging and Decorating Leave Your Orders With Smith & Hussey SPARTA, MICH. Satisfaction Guaranteed Om MOW TO OltMi » <1 MU MTIOTI, Whtrh OM will pay. How l « n • »nwr, MMH LAW M F « W WBHI HWIIIH D. SWIFT & CO. MTMT LAWYIRI, 1303 StvMth St., Washington, D. C COMING EVENTS Jao. 9—Basket Bail—Greenville va. Sparta at Snowdio'a riuk. Jan. 12—The Maurer Sisters—third number on tbe Lecture Course at Sparta Opera Horse. Jan. 14—Kent Co. P o m o n a O r a n g e at Alto. S P E C I A L S T H I S WKKK Tbe following merchant* have some- thing of especis! interest to say to you through tbeir advertisng space! of lhe direeU>rs of the Peoples State Bank, was to town on business MOD- Saoford McDougal went to Grand Rapids witb a too of pork this week. Lester Phelps and Wm. Corris left for Evansville, Ind., Monday —arc- ing. C. W. Hastings aod wife, of Cen- tral Lake, spent New Year's with K Roberts and family. Edeon Roberts and wife speot from la*i Friday until Mooday with rela- tives and friends at Fremoot. Miss Reoa Stockdale, of Algoma, spent o u e d a y the first of this week with her friend, Gente McDo'igal. Cornelius Gerber, of Fremont, one giving this week. For instance: A. A. Johnson «V Co. is away a barrel of sugar, etc. J. C. Ballard has a pre-inventory j sale on. H. C. Murray—something to say about the Queen Quality shoes. M. D. Culver—something special in teas and coffees. Dora Clute—special sale on gloves. | mittens, etc. C. A. Moore—closin-r out sale. Ed. Snowdio—opening announce- ment. E. W. Smith & Co special o o j flour. G. W. Barrett—auto !alk. Sparta State Bank your finances, j Variety Store- 10c sale. day. Harold Letup, of Rockford, IU., speol tbe holidays with his grand- father, M. P. McDougal, aud bis sis- ter, Mildred Lemp. Colleges throughout the state have re-openeo afler toe Ooliday vacation and the many Sparta young people wbo were al home have returned to their work. Thus far this season we have nol heard of any of the Sparia boys break- ing through the ice. Two reasons: There has uot been much good ice aud ; secondly the girls like roller skating Mrs. flattie Pettit » Gr»uil better. Rapids visitor Saturday. With Pete Allison, member of the Master Loreo Willis is suffering j Cubs' base ball team, spending the from au abcess over his right eye. winter al Sparta, the citizens of that Miss Irene Pease left Monday to re- f enterprising city do not miod a little son. nume her work at St. Mary's academy, Monroe. S. Callel and wife spent last week with tbeir soo, Geo Hilliger, of Big Rapids. Levi Goldsborough, who bas beeo thiog like losing the Sears, Roebuck engine factory.- Pewamo News. Wilting end decaying fruits and vegetables in the cellar of your resi- dence will often cause sickness. We do not priot thia informat r on a s a . ,, , . , , "slam" on the medical profession, but very ill for the past four week, is M a #afe - ff uard for tbe geoeral health K a,mo *' of our readers. Mrs Mary Mauseau of Ludingtou. wbea o n e u ^ ^ of ftbuwJ by came lasl week to visit with her son, , . . . . others it is well to ask one's self what an am y. kind of people those others admire John Hill and wife entertained their i aQd a u o d t t e wilb . 8uch a que .tion daughter, Mrs. Karl "f b owler- ( 0 ^ 0 p roV es a consolation to the one ville, dtiring the holidays I abuged . I D fact abuse from some Frank Hughes, jr. returned here quarters may be considered a tribute Saturday after spending tbe holidays w one's character. with his parents at Kewadin. Miss Rilla Mapes returned to Grand Rapids after spending lhe holidays WHO Dei mother, Mrs. Orllia Mapes. Asa Walcott and wife and Frank Walcott, of Saginaw, spent Christmas with their parents. Henry Walcott and wife. Miss Lillian Abrams spent The Grand Rapids-Muskegon Elec- tric Light Co. have the poles set and are ready lo run the lines into Casoo- via, Bailey and Grant. They expect to have the service into Grant by April 1, lhat bustling little village already having a large number of ap- ; plications in for service. from We understand that Joe Cannon, Thursday until Saturday of last week I t h e dethroned boss of the bouse, and wilh her friend, Leah Verburg, of Al- Heury Lane Wilson, discredited re pre- piue. sen tali ve to Mexico, are to be the star Mrs. Allie Toiten spent from last attractions a t f i e annua! Lincoln club Friday until Monday witb ber daugh- banquet in Grand Rapids. This be- ter, Mrs. Jessie Willis, south of the > ^e case you had better buy your village. i tickets early and avoid the rush. Mrs. Joseph Gale, * Peacock, vi«i- i We have just heard of a school ted al the home of ber parents, S . C a t r ma'am who has introduced a tei aod wife from Monday until Wed- new fea- ture in ber school in order that the scholars may become mora proficient io spelling. When one of the girla miss a word the boy who spells it cor- rect gets permission to kiss ber- The result is amicable to all concerned. Guess you can imagine who the best Ward wite eotertained Re- #pe „ er , are iu lhi8 parlic ular school. Frank Prall aud wife visited at the bome of their aunt, Mrs. Sanford Mc- j Dougal last week. Mrs. Pratt was formerly Miss Nellie Truax, of Reed nesday morning. " F r i e n d l y " c l a s s number 10 of the Baptist Sunday school are preparing for their annual banquet to be held next Friday evening. W a r d F a s t and wif zin Munn, wife and-little son, Myrell. and t>en Cai plater and family at din- ner New Year's day. Joe Totten was taken suddenly ill on Sunday evening while at tbe home CUy and Mp HraU is f rom Wbeaton, of Ned Noble and was not aide to be Tfae yoUDg eoup , e were marr ied removed to hia home until Wednesday. a( lhe brlde . 9 home in fieed City on Leo Heft aod Coles Bloomer returo- Christmas, and are attending a few ed to their work al the M. A. C. on days with relativea and frienda before Monday, afler spending their vacation tf0iog to their home in Wbeaton, 111. at their respective homes, southwest W h U e [% , g yet ear|y ln lhe new year Mrs. John Austin, of Cookiio, w a Sparta visitor Wedoesday. Mra. Mary Rider returoed Tuesd from a iwo weeka' vialt with ber Elmer, in Grand Rapids. Mra. D. Stedman returned Tuesday from a month's visit wilb relatives and frieods io Graud Rapida. Mra E. Roberts ia entertaioing ber slater, Mra. Lorimer Austin, of Thompaoovllle, this week. Floyd LamberUoo, who spent tbe holiday vacation with b>s mother, re- j turned to hia school duties at A!t>ion j Friday^ Elder aod Mrs. C. L. White were called to their former home at Ithaca oo Mooday on account Of t h e death of Mr. White's father. Rev. Claude Watson, of Grand Ledge, is assisting bis father witb the protracted meetings at the Fit? Meth- odist church thia week. P. P. Mekeel. of Cadillac, visited hia pareu.a, W m . H . Mekeel aod wife aod hia siater. Mrs. Geo. Taylor, from Saturday uotil Tuesday. Beetle Dnffey, of BoyoeCity, speot Mooday night with Beatrice Kellogg. The two left for Albion the next morn- !ug resume tbeir studies. The first anow of the season which amounted lo enough to make aleighinp fell last Friday and runners have been more in use tban wheela for the past week. Miss Eva Haines returned to her Btudies in the Training school al Grand Rapida on Tuesday morning after spending lhe holiday vacation at her parental home here. A. E. Roberts, of Kent City, was in town oo business Wednesday. Inci- dentally while here he made tbe edi- lor smile when he renewed bis sub-j acriplion for another year. Miss Hazel Blakeman, of Los Ange- i ies, Calif., who bas been visiting her aunt, Mra. S. Lamberisou, for the past week, left for Lake Odessa Moo- j day where she expects to visit rela- tives for about a month before return- ing home. Ward Fast, wbo has been working at Kenneth, Mich., for the past tew weeks, returned to his home in Sparta Dec 23rd. After spending tbe holi- days witb his family he left Mooday for Evansville, Ind . where be has a position in tbe Hercules factory. As tbis is pre-inventory sale month it stai.ds every reader of the Sentinel- Leader in band to scan the advertis- ing columns all the more carefully. However, every week of tbe twelve months tome of tbe merchants are planoing oo putting on specials lhat wiil make it an object for you to trade in Sparia. Again we say, read the ads, al all times, it will pay you Everything io nature indulges in amusement, why shouldn't human beings? For instance the lightning plays, the thunder rolls, the wind whistles, the snow flies, the waves leap and the fields smile. Even tbe buds shoot and tbe rivers run, (all in their respective seasons of course.) Then why should we refrain from attending the H a p p y H o u r Vaudeite or Snow- din's roller rink? Whether you talk witb your neigh- bors or strangers at home or abroad, always have a good word for Sparta^ Mrs. Perry Bradford spent Weduea- Ao exebaoee truly says: "Tbe mean- d a y i o Grand Rapids. i eat and moat despicable character io Ed Soicer ia on a trip io tbe eastern a °.v community is tbat mao or womao part of the stale this week. who '* eovioua of others' property Miss Lulu Taylor, of Otsego, spent New Year's witb Mrs. S. Lambertson. Mrs. Boaanko left Tuesday to viait her daughter. Mrs. C. Pretzer, of Sag- in**. Carl, the two year old son of Mark Norton aod wife, is seriously ill with luog trouble. Had ley. lhe infant soo of Miner i-'uruy aud wife, is recovering from » week's serious illness. A. Bosanko, wbo went to Columbus, O , * short time ego, bas joined the forces io Evaosville. lod. Mrs. George Kleuk aud daughter, Hazel, sped tbe latter part of last week with relatives io Grand Rapids. 1. Gregory was a Grand Rapids vis- itor Monday aud Tuesday. Mrs. Gregory wa* also iu tbe city Wod- nesd ay. Mrs. Marcia Smith, of Grand Rap- ids, came Monday Tor ao extended visit with Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Warren and wUier friends. Robt. Witherapooo, wife and daugh- ter returoed to their bome in Detroit Friday after spending the holidays wilh T. A. Martin aud family. Mrs. R. S. Coleman entertained her niece. Miss Gertrude Christy, and ber friend, Miss Yeomaos, of the Battle Creek Sanatorium, a portion of this week. Carl and Arthur Trofast, of Detroit, aud Simon Trofast, of Graod Rapids, who speut the holiday vacation witb tbe'r uocle, A. Trofast, returued bome S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g . Joe Kirchner, of the Hub Clothing Co , was in CooperaviHe last Friday assisting in taking Inventory in the company's store there. On Wednes- day bis partner, Dan Gletzeo, was in Sparta for the same purpose. "Wanted—A reliable mao," r#ad ooe of our much neglected married lady acquaintances to her hubby from the ad vertising columns of the paper. After a moment's pause she remarked: "And the world will have to wail a considerable number of ceoturisa yet before it gets one." Here's one excuse a brother editor had lo contend with the very first time in making the rounds in 1914: "Am sorry Mr. Editor I cannot give y o u [ any advertisement. I a m troubled with heart disease and my pbysiciau says I must quit ad vertising sol can have absolute quiet aud rest." As January is the month in which a great many subscriptions to tbe Sen- tinel-Leader expire we would request all our subscribers tc consult tbe date Immediately after their name oo the margin of the front page. If you find your time bas expired, and you think the pa|>er is worthy your support, bear in mind that we need the money. Kent County Pomona Grange will meet with the South Lowell Grange in the village of Alto, Wednesday, Jan. 14, A fine p r o g r a m bas been pre- pared, one number of which will be tbe report of the delegates to the state Grange, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Span- genberg, also installatioo of the offic- ers of Pomona and South Lowell who ia eovioua of others' and is always heard speakiogio a con- temptuous maooer of bis neighbors aod fellow citi7.eos." Seme one who wanted some expen- sive kodaks entered F. E. Corry's stud- [ lo last Thursday oight and helped | himself. The thifcf evidently under- | stood his busicass as be took ooly tbe best and tbe accessories and re- placed lhe cheaper ones. Mr. Corry ' estimates bis loss at between S.V< a n d •10. On Wedoesday uigbt some one stole several of tbe lights from tbe en- people will become eoougb aroused to demand a oight watchman who may be able to avert some expensive calam- ity. However, the barn ia csually locked after tbe horse ia stolen. Local General Haricots Sparta, J a o . 6, 1914. White Wheat, 60-lb teat • " Red Wheat, SO-lb teat g Heo wheat 80 Rye M Hay 13 00-14 00 New oata 4S L i l l y W h i t e flour per bbl., retail ® 0 0 New Perfectioo flour bbl., " Gold Medal spriog w'ueat, " Pork, dressed Beef, dressed Veal Chickens D a l r j B u t t e r trance c f Vhc flippy Hour Yaudette. ( •to* deplor»hle 1. geKlog | SfffiVtaw hidptakd'. i altogether or too frequent occurence ; p^ed beaos M Ibe. io our village. Perhaps some time Potatoes & 0 0 # 20 91 8-10 8-12 10 28 2f. 1 85 2 00 40 Speak of the beautiful homes, l h e o h | ® ^ , the <>' K«ther- .. .. out the Bride class, in order that of the village. try and remember any kindness you Mrs. Emma Watson, of Grand Rap- may receive throughout the year. If ids, took New Year's dinner with her you should d o a kind act forget it. parents, J. A. Byrnes and wife. J. B We know ibis is contrary to custom, Symes and wife were also present on f or every day we hear some one bratr- this occasion. ! giog bow much he or she has dooe for Mrs. S. E. Thayer, who has beeo in a neighbor, and at tbe same time be- »"<»"• lbe Church completed, the glor •ng country and tbe i n l e l l i t > e n c < | | - »»>»« ... - - nd enterprise of the iobabilantsai Sland by your town through ihick an thin as you would stand by your be friend in time of distress. Do thi and in a short lime you will find th old burg prospering and thriving never before. tbe hospital several weeks, was able to be brougw* home last Saturday. Sh* is imprc.-ing remarkably after auch a aerioua operation, Rev. I. B. Buffum, formerly pastor (of the Baptist church bere, oow of ! Palo, ia expected to assist io special j meetings to begin oext Suoday io tbe | Baptist church of Keot City. Tbe Misses Ioa aod Elizabeth Jjoop, who have beeo apeodiog tbeir holiday • vacation at their parental bome here. have returoed to their reapective work cbi,d ,a enough-to ruio its life as teachers at Miabawauka, lod., aod m * n y pareota, 10 order to avoid wall log tbe fact thai the act was oot appreciated. A abort time ago we beard a mao bragging tbat be had dcoe hia share Io boosting for the public good of Sparta. Tbe otber day we beard one of our Sparta motbera make the following remark abou* ber daughter: "She al- ways had her owo way wbea a child " Tbat explained the whole thing, aod ia it aoy wooder that tbe girl ia will- ful. Such ao altitude toward aoy Too aoy PATENTS temporary unpleasantness, oever cor- rect their children or exercise any control over tbem, aod tbey geoeral I y Harbor Sprioga, Mich. V. D. Kellogg oow bs« a thoroughly ; modern barber shop. The latest inl^5 . fixtures, coosistiog of s white marble ,|va * tbeir ****' lavatory lo tbe ceoier of the room aod Tbe contest for new membera, which ; four large plate glaas mirrors were io- haa beeo io progress io the Methodist stalled Tueaday night. The franaes Episcopal Suoday achool for the past aod ataodarda supporting ihe mirrors two months, closed tbe last Suoday io are floisbed io golden oak. Tbeae December and the losing aide will were built by tbe Welch Maoufaciur- serve a banquet in the church oext tog company aod are ac excellent Tueaday eveoiog. Several speakers aample of the high grade work turned from out of towo, including the dls- I o u t b y tbia company, sod to koow • that we have auch a manufacturing i concern, aa well aa an enterprising barber io Sparta, should suffice ail , true S part s o a t o b e justly proud. trict auperioteodeot, have promlaed to give addresses, aod a good program ia assured. Tie banquet will be a*rved a t 7 o'clock aod all membera of tbe achool are invited. To make reputation, take gall, half a pound of brains, grains of truth, and fill up with ablib- ilum lying. To make a friend, take half a pound of sympathy, a pound of flattery, two pounds of l>enetk'ial ser- vices: mix well, serve hot. To make an enemy, take an ounce of truth, put it on ice for a minute, and let them have itcold. To make love, take a pound of taffy, a hundred weight of senti- ment, and two hundred pounds of de- ception, artfully applied. According to the 1914 caieud*.-. people of tbis section will have tbe op- portunity of witnessing a total eclipae ; of the sun during tbe coming year. Tbe phenomenon will be visible at tbe time of tbe rising of tbe auo in tbe moroiog of August 21. Tbia will be : ibe most important eclipse of many rears. Oo the nigbtof March 11, 1H14, j t h e moon will be partiaily eclipsed ' and there will be another partial ec- lipse of tbe moon on Sept. 4. Lent begins oo.Feb. 28 the coraiog year aod Easter Suoday will be April 12. Or: TTedr^sday eveuiog, Dec. 31st, about 25 frienda of Oraoge Buroap surprised bim by goiog to bis bome to help bim celebrate hia 50th birthday. Mrs. Buroap paaaed a pretty birthday cake oo which waa lighted candies and aa each guea; made a wiab be blew out a lighted candle. At leo o'clock a bountiful luocb waa served aod at eleveo tbe jolly crowd departed wiab- | log tbe hoat a happy New Year aod man7 more pleasant birthdtya. He desires lo tbaok bis many frieoda for tbe abower of 60 post carda which be s Millennial Ueign Uf .|«. SII8 an( j mreh mav b«*gfn Tn that glorified iritual Kingdom of God we see the ly hope of effectually, thoroughly, mping out the social evil and every er evil, born of selfishness and sin id associated with tile present rei K n Sin and Ifcvith. We do not believe that present insti- too ofions will lie able to accomplish fk* sixteen' Queen Quality Shoes What "Queen Quality" Signifies ^ a v e n o doubt seen the portrait of "Queen Louise" many times. It sug- gests daintiness, beauty, grace—above al!,, quality. It is because of this that her pic- ture was chosen to represent Queen Qu ity Shoes. Millions of women know by the experience of years that "Queen Quality" stamped on a shoe means beauty of design, correctness of style—and real comfort. This ease and comfort is due to the excep- tional flexibility of the sole. The shoe yields to every motion of the foot. It can be perfectly fitted and "breaking in necessary. A full line of these famous shoes exhibition. *&parla' Grange held an all-day meet- ing Saturday with an attendance of oearly 80 in tbe forenoon. The first and secoud degrees were given and afler a sumptuous dinner John Jewell and wife, of Algoma Grange, inatalled the newly elected officers. Tbe liat of officers and tbe Pomona Grange pro- gram were received too late for publi- cation this week and the otttcera will appear in our io our next iasue. Tbe annual value of poultry and eggs sold is more than tbat of tbe sil- ver, gold and pig iron produced. There is millions of money lo poultry and eggs, and but sm»li capital re- quired. The annual import of egga io Eogiaod approximates 100,000,000 dozeo, and iolo tbe Uoited States 17.. 000,000 dozen a year. Here ia ao in- j dpatry in which tbe demaod ia greater tbao our home supply. Look well to tbe poultry, aod tbey will aaaiat you to fiod the "goldeo egg." El'ia Bigoell, wbo waa called to bia pareotal bome uear Palo tbe first oi December oo sccouot of the aerioua illoeaa of hia f a t h e r , a r r i v e d b a c k fcsre on Tuesday. His father died o o J a o lat makiog it neceaaary tbat be return to tbe farm home aa soon as be gets his business mailers straightened up here Duriog bia four yeara' resident* bere be has worked in tbe capacity of bookkeeper for A. A. Johnaoo A C o . , F. D. Hoi) & Co. and L. Meog, beiog io tbe employ of the latter at the time be waa called bome, aa well a a U . 8 . express agent Just as ao«.o as bia successor io tbe expreaa office ia ap- inted he will be at liberty to returo is never now on Sole Agency C. Murray RV1C E CUBIT Y TABIUTY S TOP to consider what s GOOD 2ANX ACCOUNT INSURES. Ths business man can employ the best help and insure SERVICE. De- pression may come in his line, but his big CASH ON HAND mesas SECURITY. The fine line of credits may be drawn tight, but none will question hia STABILITY. Give your business SERVICE, SECURITY and STABILITY with your bank deposits. SPARTA STATE BANK Books Books BOOKS All the Late Ones AT BOLENDER'S PHARMACY
Transcript of RV1C ECUBITYspartahistory.org/newspaper_splits/The Sentinel Leader... · Lester Phelps and Wm....
Y 9. 1914
P R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y B. 1914 TH*7- S P A R T A SENTINEL-LEADER F A O * F I V K
tf Special Sale on Gloves, Mittens,
Mufflers, etc.
75c Gauntlet Gloves 50c 50c Gauntlet Gloves 40C 35c and 5Gc Fur Mittens. . . 2 6 c 25c Gauntlet Gloves 20c 25c children's leather Mitten? 19c 25c Golf Gloves 1 9 c 15c and 20c M i t t e n s . . . . . . | 0 c
I 5 c gauntlet and jersey
Gloves iOc; 3 pairs for - . 2 5 c
$1 .75 Mufflers 1 .25 $ 1 . 0 0 Mufflers 8 0 c 50c Mufflers 4 0 c 25c Mufflers 2 0 c Seeping garments worth 60c
special 4 4 c 30c Outing Skirts 21 C Children's 50c allover Leg-
ging* 39c
Children's 30c ailover Leg-
gings 22c
1-4 off on Automobile Bonnets
I -4 off on Furs, Muffs, etc.
S p e c i a l f o r S a t u r d a y
1-4 off on Embroidery and Lace
Fine line Embroidery, 5c per yd-
Telephone Orders Attended to
DoraClute Bel l P h o n e 6 6
Did You Ever u s e
Fanchon Flour?
Made from ihe l>esl of Kansas hard wheat. It makes about *20 per cent more bread and pastry of a better quality than other winter wheat Hour. T r y a suck and see. Only 80 cents at the Dry (roods and Grocery store of
E. W. Smith & Go. Goods Delivered Phone 17 W e want your butter and eggs
Out for Business
F o r F i r s t - C l a s s
Painting
Paper Hanging
and
Decorating
L e a v e Y o u r O r d e r s W i t h
Smith & Hussey S P A R T A , M I C H .
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Om MOW TO OltMi » <1 M U MTIOTI, Whtrh OM will pay. How l « n • » n w r , M M H LAW M F « W W B H I H W I I I H
D. SWIFT & CO. M T M T L A W Y I R I ,
1303 S tvMth St., Washington, D. C
COMING EVENTS
J a o . 9 — B a s k e t B a i l — G r e e n v i l l e va . S p a r t a a t S n o w d i o ' a r i u k .
J a n . 12—The M a u r e r S i s t e r s — t h i r d n u m b e r o n t b e L e c t u r e C o u r s e a t S p a r t a O p e r a H o r s e .
J a n . 1 4 — K e n t C o . P o m o n a O r a n g e a t A l t o .
S P E C I A L S T H I S W K K K
T b e f o l l o w i n g m e r c h a n t * h a v e s o m e -
t h i n g of e s p e c i s ! i n t e r e s t t o s a y t o
y o u t h r o u g h t b e i r a d v e r t i s n g s p a c e ! o f l h e d i r e e U > r s o f t h e P e o p l e s S t a t e
B a n k , w a s to t o w n o n b u s i n e s s MOD-
S a o f o r d M c D o u g a l w e n t t o G r a n d R a p i d s w i t b a t o o o f p o r k t h i s w e e k .
L e s t e r P h e l p s a n d W m . C o r r i s l e f t f o r E v a n s v i l l e , I n d . , M o n d a y — a r c -i n g .
C . W . H a s t i n g s a o d w i f e , of C e n -t r a l L a k e , s p e n t N e w Y e a r ' s w i t h K R o b e r t s a n d f a m i l y .
E d e o n R o b e r t s a n d wi fe s p e o t f r o m l a * i F r i d a y u n t i l M o o d a y w i t h r e l a -t i v e s a n d f r i e n d s a t F r e m o o t .
M i s s R e o a S t o c k d a l e , o f A l g o m a , s p e n t o u e d a y t h e first o f t h i s week w i t h h e r f r i e n d , G e n t e M c D o ' i g a l .
C o r n e l i u s G e r b e r , of F r e m o n t , o n e
g i v i n g t h i s week . F o r i n s t a n c e :
A . A. J o h n s o n «V C o . i s a w a y a b a r r e l of s u g a r , e t c .
J . C. B a l l a r d h a s a p r e - i n v e n t o r y j s a l e o n .
H. C . M u r r a y — s o m e t h i n g t o s a y a b o u t t h e Q u e e n Q u a l i t y s h o e s .
M. D. C u l v e r — s o m e t h i n g s p e c i a l in t e a s a n d c o f f e e s .
D o r a C l u t e — s p e c i a l s a l e o n g l o v e s . | m i t t e n s , e t c .
C . A. M o o r e — c l o s i n - r o u t s a l e . E d . S n o w d i o — o p e n i n g a n n o u n c e -
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A s t b i s i s p r e - i n v e n t o r y s a l e m o n t h i t s t a i . d s e v e r y r e a d e r of t h e S e n t i n e l -L e a d e r in b a n d t o s c a n t h e a d v e r t i s -i n g c o l u m n s a l l t h e m o r e c a r e f u l l y . H o w e v e r , e v e r y w e e k of t b e t w e l v e m o n t h s t o m e of t b e m e r c h a n t s a r e p l a n o i n g o o p u t t i n g o n s p e c i a l s l h a t w i i l m a k e i t a n o b j e c t f o r y o u t o t r a d e in S p a r i a . A g a i n we s a y , r e a d t h e a d s , a l a l l t i m e s , i t wi l l p a y y o u
E v e r y t h i n g i o n a t u r e i n d u l g e s in a m u s e m e n t , w h y s h o u l d n ' t h u m a n b e i n g s ? F o r i n s t a n c e t h e l i g h t n i n g p l a y s , t h e t h u n d e r r o l l s , t h e w i n d w h i s t l e s , t h e s n o w f l ies , t h e w a v e s l e a p a n d t h e fields s m i l e . E v e n t b e b u d s s h o o t a n d t b e r i v e r s r u n , ( a l l in t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e s e a s o n s of c o u r s e . ) T h e n why s h o u l d we r e f r a i n f r o m a t t e n d i n g t h e H a p p y H o u r V a u d e i t e o r S n o w -d i n ' s r o l l e r r i n k ?
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M i s s L u l u T a y l o r , of O t s e g o , s p e n t N e w Y e a r ' s w i tb M r s . S . L a m b e r t s o n .
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H a d l e y . l h e i n f a n t s o o of M i n e r i - ' u r u y a u d wi fe , is r e c o v e r i n g f r o m » w e e k ' s s e r i o u s i l l n e s s .
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M r s . R . S . C o l e m a n e n t e r t a i n e d h e r n i e c e . M i s s G e r t r u d e C h r i s t y , a n d b e r f r i e n d , M i s s Y e o m a o s , o f t h e B a t t l e C r e e k S a n a t o r i u m , a p o r t i o n of t h i s w e e k .
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J o e K i r c h n e r , of t h e H u b C l o t h i n g C o , w a s in C o o p e r a v i H e l a s t F r i d a y a s s i s t i n g in t a k i n g I n v e n t o r y in t h e c o m p a n y ' s s t o r e t h e r e . O n W e d n e s -d a y b i s p a r t n e r , D a n G l e t z e o , w a s in S p a r t a f o r the s a m e p u r p o s e .
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H e r e ' s o n e e x c u s e a b r o t h e r e d i t o r h a d l o c o n t e n d with t h e v e r y f i r s t t i m e in m a k i n g t h e r o u n d s in 1914: " A m s o r r y M r . E d i t o r I c a n n o t g i v e y o u [ a n y a d v e r t i s e m e n t . I a m t r o u b l e d w i t h h e a r t d i s e a s e a n d m y p b y s i c i a u s a y s I m u s t q u i t a d v e r t i s i n g s o l c a n h a v e a b s o l u t e q u i e t a u d r e s t . "
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o w lis from the d a t e of ihls order and of her appearance that *he cause her to the lull of complain', l o he filed, and
_ thereof l o be served on the complain ant's solicitor w;tlilu f i f t een days al ter scrniee on her of a cop> Of i»uld bill and r.otlee ol this order, and In defaul t thereof , said hill a ill be taken a s confessed by .said Don resident de-fendant.
And it ia farther ordered. that within f i f teen days ilie complainant c a u s e a not ice of this order to he published In the Sparta Sent inel L e a d e r a news|>aper printed p v b l H e d and circiilaltnK In said county , and thul said pul.li cat ion be continued therein o n c e in each week for Mix weeks in success ion, or that he cause a cop- of this order to be personally served on »aid non resident de fendant at least twenty day* before the time. al>o»e prescribed for her appearance .
WILLIAM 11 HIlOWN. Circuit Judge.
I^ouls T. Ht-rman. So l i c i tor for Complainant. Bus. address. Court House llldtf.
Crsnd Kapiiin. Mich. .Examined, countersigned and er.t'-re<l by me.
W.iikiraUeldersaui, L>epu;y Keifisier. Jan lK F e b 2C
M o r t g n g * S a l e Defcui t having b -*n made in the conditions
of a certain inortirwve. made and execute; ' by Jacob Dykehouse and Jennie In Uehou.se. his wife , and in her o w n right, of Orand Itapids. Michigan, as niurt/agors, t o Ktbol W. Stone, of Allegan. Michigan, a s mortgagee said mort g a g e being dated October '£>. A. D. 1912. ami recorded on October 31. A. D. 1»I2, in the office of the register of d e e d s of K e n t County. Mich-igan. in liber 3Tb o t m o r t g a g e s on pages it", and 1«. and by which said mortgage it is expressly agreed that de fau l i being made in any or 'he payments therein provided tor the period of thirty days, that the p o w e r of sale provided in said mortgage shall b e c o m e operative.
And. whereas, said iniyments provided by said mortgage ha*e been due and unpaid for a i>erlud of upwards of thirt> days, s o that the whole sum secured by said mortgage, together with interest, insurance, premiums, e tc . . are n o w - d u e l e d payable, and lhe said power of "• le in said m o r t g a g e h a s b e c o m e operative, and no proceeding at law or in tsjulty having been instituted lor the recovery o f the amount due. which saul m o r t g a g e w as on the Uth day of November. A. O. IVlZ. duly assigned to tbe First S t a t e Hank of Allegan. .'Ji<-.'agan. said assignment t-elng recorded on the Mlh day of November. A."D. 1012. in the off ice of the reg-ister of ueeds for K e n t County. Michigan, in liber 376 or mortgages , on page II1 Not ice is hereby given that said mortgage v. .11 be Tore closed by a sale of the premises described in said mortgage and on which same is lien to wit. the follow! lg described premises situ a t e in the c i ty of Grand Rapids, county of
s ta te of Mlcuigan. described as i>art of lo ts naWfxwtwl twenty- four ami twenty-l ive of I«evl Uroil.rrs- l o t h # ( H > .>fi;n»nd Kapids. Kent eounty. M t c f l l b « u . [ • • i 1
follow*: Commencing at tbe south west cor-" ner of said lot twenty- l ive , running thence north forty-eight f ee t , thence east one hun dred f e e l , t h e n c e south forty-eight l e s t , thence west o n e hundred f e e l to the place of beginning.
Also commencing forty-eighi f e e l north and eighty f e e t eas t of the souih-w c>t corner of lot twenty live of said L e v i Brothers" Addi-tion to the City of Orand Rapids. Michigan, running t o e n c e east t w e n t y f e c i , thence uortb forty feet , t h e n c * west t w e n t y feet , thence south forty f e e t , t o the place of beginning. Together with the t enements , hericliiaments. and appurtenances thereupon situated.
Which said premise? will be sold to tbe high-es t bidder at the north front door of tbe court house in the c i ty of Orand Rapids. Michigan, that being the place of holding the circuit court for lhe County of K e m on the l l th day of March. A. D. ISM. o n e o'clock in t a e a f ternoon of said day. t o sat i s fy the amount claimed to be due at this d a l e on said mort-gage. viz.. five hundred l i fty-one and s*-IO0 dollars i*v.l -4) t o g e t h e r with interest and the cos t s and expense* of f o r c k » u i e a l lowed by law.
Dated. December 11. I9I3J. F I R S T S T A T E B A N K .
Allegan. Michigan. Ass ignee of Mortgagee.
K W. Stone , a t torney for ass ignee of mort gagei . business address. Allegan. Michigan.
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