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HOME- or the SPARTA FOUNDRY CO. WATCH World'k Largest Producers of Piston Ring CuUop THE SENTINEL-LEADER PI7P1'UKLISHEI IGUCDn H,TL'I/WEEKLI Y LI«.\T /vmrONEn OF MICHIGAN'S MOST PLEASANT AND PROSPEROUS AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL COMMUNITIES VOLUME 36—ESTABLISHED 1876 SPARTA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935 Number 26 MANY FORMER GRABS ATTEND Scenes and Persons in the Current News CAMP LAKE ALUMNI BANQUET PEACH RIDGE PLANS FRUIT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN ft DAILY V ACATION BIBLE SCHOOL TO COMMENCE FORMER CASNOVIA Purse Presented To RESIDENT DIES AT SPARTA. CONKLJN AND BAL- MONDAY. J U L Y LARDS ) LIVINGSTON. MONT. 1 HAS 3M4M-BUSH- EL CROP IN SIGHT Balyeat at Jubilee The annual Dafcy Vacation Bible i School at the Baptist Church will Mrs. J. A. Barnes. 80. a resident of One hundred and fifteen Alumni of commence next Monday morning at Montana for 35 years died Sunday evening at the home of her daughter. m. Sessions will be held daily for Staff Reporter) the dining room at Castle Pines. Camp ^"1 Mrs. Ralph Babbitt of Livingston two weeks from 9 to 12 o'clock. Montana, following a four years' ill- Lake last Priday evening at their an- Mrs. Odegard will superintend the With a 300.000-bushel peach crop in nual banquet. The banquet this year ness. Her husband, the Rev J. A. sight cm Peach Ridge, a fertile horti- Barnes who taught many years ago in cultural area southwest of Sparta, the was in honor of Supt. O. E. Balyeat: ^e^cn/p of" t^chS^Pr^pafaSSs I i VT.-* *** Casnovia. died five years ago. They _cor"P,'et^ * quarter of a are being made for a larger enrollment Peach Ridge Fruit Growers association century as Ihe head of Sparta's had celebrated their golden wedding has begun raising an advertising fund than ever before. Hymns, special 1 w ' anniversary two years prior to Mr schools. The "Silver Jubilee" idea was choruses. Old and New Testament I to use next September in coaxing carried out In the decorations and the I i o » Barne's death. buyers to beat paths to the orchard Blbie Stories, etc.. will feature each entire program was centered around day s program together with plenty of Mrs. Barnes was born in Casnovia. clad hillsides in the Sparta-Conklin- this long and efficient service of Mr. surprises. There will be very little Michigan, the daughter of Mrs. Chris BaJards Corners section. Balyeat to the schools and community hand-work. All boys and girls be- tine B/ownell and her maiden name A harvest festival, featuring the In general. tween the ages of 4-16 are invited to was Ella Bennett. She was a sister of selection and crowning of a peach Lucie Mills McCall of Grand Rapids attend. Children in rural districts the late Edgar Bennett of Casnovia queen, may be staged on Labor day as acted as toast in aster and presided In wishing to attend should get in touch and a first cousin of Mrs. Charles part of the association's program to her usually brilliant manner. Wealthy with Mrs. Odegard to secure transpor- Amidon of Sparta. make the consuming public peach- Carlson gave a very excellent toast to tation. minded. Mrs. Balyeat in the form of an origin- At a meeting on the farm of H. J. al poem, recalling her many contribu- Schaefer & Sons Friday night, at - tions to the various activities over a Only Way To Test tended by 126 orchardists. the adver- long period of years. tising movement was launched in a Dr. Lynn Ferguson of Orand Rapids Bible Pictures big way. Contributions equivalent to representing the class of 1910. the first Alfalfa Seed Crop a half cent a bushel on the basis of to graduate under Supt. Balyeat. re- the prospective crop were made by the called the school days of twenty-five Will Be Shown, S growers on the ridge. The Grand Rap- years ago and the many changes of 8 P p,ane the iIa UNLESS PLANT?'. FORM PLENTY ids Growers, Inc.. Grand Rapids the intervening years. - "mail plane, 40 lives being lo«L ' *lna Gorky" which fell after colllslor with OF PODS CROP WILL BE MOKE started the fund with a $25 donatlcj. Merritt Lymbumer in a tribute to A series of programs of the Bible , PROFITABLE FOR HAY Extends Bid to .Mart Fete Mr Balyeav. presented him with a gift in pictures, "from Adam in Eden to MODERN HFKVir'P ct » "The business interests of Irand Paul In Rome." will be shown at Mam-1 ri.TV. STA- l'rom the Alumni of twenty-five silver EROSION EXPERT Rapids recognize that what he.ps the relund Lutheran Church beginning dollars, one for every class that gradu- TION TO HAVE GRAND "THE WEDDING NIGHT," "Hie corr&ct test to determine farmers also benefits them." said P. D. June 30?h and continuing until July ated under him. Music was furnished OPENING SATURDAY FEATURE PICTURE AT whether alfalfa should be cut for hay Leavenworth, manager of the oo-oper- oy John Lauffer, who as always 5th. The programs will begin at 8:30. or ,ert /or is tl,e THEATRF THIt u/put' I number of seed atvel. In expressing the Furniture pleased his audience with vocal selec- Lee Jackson Tabor. Fort Wayne ,,l,h T. L. Speaker, formerly of Cedar WEEK pudi formed before the plants reach City's interest in the fruit growers- tions. Bible lecturer, will present the series. ' ^e full bloom stage, according to the whlcl Spilngs, states that his D-X Super welfare. About two hundred and fifty at- ' , , '"eludes a complete Bible story Service Station on the corner of Rail- ine wedding Night," featuring i farm crops department at Michigan J lored art In thp In wishing the Peach Ridge grow- tende• d> th. • e Alumn- _ i Dance that fol-!I itnt ™/VtmraH n *. t road and Division Streets will cele- Oary Cooper and Anna Sten. will be- State College. sL rr J ers success in their front door selling lowed ! .. . « P covers the creation to brate its grand opening all day Satur- 8 and 1715 ^turdavVv^n.Jof ^ ***¥* department receives hundreds J project. Leavenworth urged th* or- Ihe newly elected officers of the ^ Lsaac. The sec- day, June 29. Association are President Harold Hoff- , /rom the "mf of Isaac ; ror meyer; vlcc president. Mrs. Ruth Kei- ugfl •WrPUan slavery to the death The 8ervice Station has greatly im- proved the south end of Main St.. by p-rr^ "£p^v*£ isst S ,TT I y'«E»™=W5ST ™ & logg; secretary. Mrs. Ruth Kent; and Pr0 UCt 0n the Installation of modern pumps and The sto£ wLTrt t ' f ! Nation of seed pods is the only re- U of Gra ,d treasurer, Floyd 8mlth. Lives of a Bengal Lance r tove and Ann! ' wd Sin « m f ?L f Rapids in its efforts to equipment The station is well lighted aSte Nen wI s wvr^?,.at her h*»«i i in ihi. . story ol ! liable^ indicatora prontabl, and leavire seedg thcrope plant. Thse bu'Jd a big buyers' fruit trading center at night and Is expected to prove a fand Tarm^ Lf fag' UnU1 lh< furm detra/ts from the on the municipal wholesale market lhe BETTER KENT ROAD boon to the business Interests of this sharnp conrncontrasat W »< crop for hay However, it where evening sessions are to be in- ne'ghborhood. to her previous per- is more valuable for hav even at that augurated Tuesday following the IS URGED AT RALLY forman'-es in Nana." and We Live stage than for seed unless pods are Mr. Speaker states that the station Again.' It is a dramatic story, ro- grand opening" celebration Monday 1 numerous. Petition of Kent City and Cedar will offer guaranteed gas. oil and mantic and colorful and Incidentally night. He Invited the farmers to at- Springs residents for resurfacing M43 grease In add'Uor to greasing and tragic. Ralph Bellamy and Helen Vin- First cu-Ungs held for seed are not tend the celebration and hear the between the two villages, a distance of washing cars. He N cooperating with son also play outstandin_ g parts harvested until August so there is but Grand Rapids market plans dlscusoed lll chance ol The growers indicate:! they plan to 10 miles, was heard at a rally hen- the merchants of Sparta during the Next Tuesday and Wednesday Julv H? securing a second Thursday night attended by State cuttln oI ha patronize t.ie Grand Rapids market in summer drawing campaign and is of- 2 and 3, James Dunn and Allre Pav»» i . K y- the first growth Highway Commissioner Murray D. a big way, but they felt crop conditions fering tickets. appear In "365 Days in Hollywood " CuL few huy' theie * 5tlii tlmc Ior VanWagoner. who explained the fed- 1 lhe ot a also warrant a little sales effort of eral-state method of handling high- He has always lived in the vicinity and the picture ' Charlie Chan of ^d crop in favorable their own to move aa much fruit as way projects. of Sparta and has been engaged In the Paris," wUl also be shown. i Growers in the northern possible right at their farms. The o/l business for the past two years. parts of the State have not been very Village President A E. Galbraith of Peach Ridge association is four years He plans to make this community his ANVmmrv ; "uccessful in si curing seed crops from old and its past experience in the ad- Ken' City presided and State Ser.ator HOLKS FOR SUMMER the second cutting but the plan suc- home as soon as suitable living juar- a H. Bennett, win. |* dlr»- tor of »,i. vertising field has demonstrated the M. Harold Saur of Kent Cif.y made the ters are found. RECREATIONAL PROGRAM ceeds in lower Michigan. motion that the project be given care- erosion prevention, h:i* been nami-o by cheapness of this method of selling 1 Profitable crops of seeds apparently Ads Yield $10 for $1 ful Co -isideration Dy the highway de- Harry Carlson of Sparta has been the President to assist in the work re Mr Decoster announces that boys and fruit partment. Among the speakers was J. employed as assistant attendant at the . lief program. girls between the ages of 7 and 10 are greatly influenced by weather In offering a motion to finance a meet at 10 00 o'clock on the mjllwschootl conditions, and unless a farmer lias more extensive program this year, Cole Hilton Haven of Grand Rapid*, chair- service station. Attention is called to' 1 lent ot ha man of the Kent County Democratic their advertisement in this week's edi- 1 grounds and from 10~yeai?andupmeet P " >'. It usually Ls not good Bloomer, a grower, declared every pro- Poor Clinaale fo» Radio at 1:00 o'c'.ock in the afternoon to business to sacrifice a sure supply ci committee. tiori. I rage for ducer on the ridge knows that he has The climate of the Hnrbmlos Is i»ooi take part recreational activi- i the chance of securing a received at least $10. perhaps more, for ties i greater profit from a seed crop. foi radio reception trs suimners are every $1 he has contributed to the ad- PYROIL AVAILABLE * UTO CRASH PROVES Some Michigan farmers have been vertising fund in ^the past. He said It LEE JACKSON TABO£ , b!, anilormiy it> difficult to estimate the returns of AT LOCAL DEALERS FATAL IO KEYWORTH!.T.„"Lr„ r """ « ALI DAY fFI PRO * Tinv at successful In securing seed Who Presents Pic lure-Lee (ores at rtnAH Cr0pS y°iir aft"r >c«r One of the b*st advertising, but declared the growers- Announcement has been made by Mamrelund Lutheran Church „ D v LLUAH SI RINGS SATURDAY records of continuous high seeds yields know their advertising programs In Maurice R. Key worth, superintend- the past have brought more than 200 the manufacturers of Pyroil that their of MNSEC TH* K,„I.. has been made by an Upper Peninsula ent of schools at Ham track, Michigan, S,pril?t5 inv*tes her neighbors grower, other successful seed crop^! trucker-buyers to their farms. who on July 1 would have become ce3(l i„„! £o bratlon have been harvested in all sections of i Secretary Harold Wilson of Sparta state superintendent of Public Instruc- 1887 Class Celebrate Saturday. June 29. when the new $52- the Lower Peninsula. I has the names and add: ol these the New tion. died in a Sault Ste Marie hos- Super Service Station. Sparta: Howard Testament the first 000 village pavement will be formally I buyers in file. Each will receive an of lctures pital las' Saturday folio vlng an auto- Rowland. Casnovia, and the Bailey P covers the birth of 48th Anniversary opened, and dedicated by Hon. Murray j invitation to return thlt year. Wilson mobile accident. D, Van Wagonqr. State Hl*h Commis- Garage at Bailey. Christ to the end of the second year FILL-SIZE PAGE COMIC SECTION! who £**rves the growers without com- hls sioner. The three-quarter mile pave- Pyroil is a lubricant for which many ?£ ministry- The next group covers Funeral services were held in De- wiU b the second ear of PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF Every Sunday follow the N E W ^ e assisted this season claims have been made and provenproven. ^le , ^econd _ yyear o f ththee ministryministry, . '•roit. Tuesday, and the body was taken ment through Cedar Springs is p. por- the N E W | by Lowell McKinney. Pyroil, added to gas and oil in small' Chrlst's tnaJ- death, resurrection and ,Gay..rcl; Wednesday, for burial, MRS. RAINEY; PLANS MADE tion of U. S. 131 which is one of the S adVertlSlng asc llslon Wlibl?r most important trunk lines of the quantities, is said by the manufac- ! f - The final episode shows M. Brucker spoke at the serv- FOR FIFTIETH REUNION ^llif £^t^ay ^d S ^ ^ arly church lco State. P turers to stop motor wear and oil f , history and the life and £- , Pag travels of J re a/ pumping, add power and otherwise im- the Apostle Paul. ° Robinson, principal of Coper- The day will be full of entertain- Thp nicu The forty-eighth anniversary of the mm uuaraniee oona prcve performance. ' ' Luther League is presenting s high mImx.;, driving the car Class of 1887 was held at the home of ment—balloon ascension, sports events ai K was a f As proof that this product, actually Admission is free but free- * J? , ey*orth passenger. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Moore. Saturday eve- of aU sorts, quoits contests, a baseball a liquid graphite, does what is claimed will offerings will be taken. A car driven by Mrs Margaret Barnes game, riding devices, a 50-piece band jfs . . . because it is If, after trying it, you are convinced of Kentucky cut suddenly in front of ning. June 22. Those present were Mr. for it. the sponsors have repeatedly and Mrs. Clark Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Climaxing the day's festivities will be nary gasoline, D-X that some other brand, regardless of the Key worth car as Mrs. Barnes at- a free street dance at night, staged staged "dry runs" in which cars have CARD OF THANKS Fred Westervelt. Mr. and Mrs. Char- price, exceeds D-X in mileage, the been run for many mile* with all lub- tempted to turn into a filling station. les Cogshall. all of Grand Rapids; Dr. on the new pavement. square money-back ricating oil removed from the crank We wish to extend our heartfelt ! Other passengers of both cars were 1 cut anc and Mrs. Willis Chapman of Cheboy- Cedar Springs is arranging a fitting t« honest test of D-X money you paid for the case with no damage whatever. thanks to our neighbors and friends * bruised. , celebration of this importsnt_jdvic im- for the beautiful floral tributes, and Mr Keyworth was 51 years of age I f^' and Mrs^ Charles Swett. Mr. "Jakes.—Adv. CAMP WELL ATTENDED :i d wasa 4bis 2la provement. and J. A. Skinner, presi- other expressions of sympathy shown I " member of many prominent Sv" „s * .*;? WEDDING STATIONERY: Highest g 4rs Adme dent of the Village, extends a cordial us. in the - Promptly at 9:30 Mr. Burtenshaw. who song, the same se'ertion he «nff at t « years, and had been a member the absence of Mr. Klrscher. placed nfer< nces f de the big bologna on the scales and it the class exercises forty-eight years no^JLttST** °° ' ° ^ " Pilots of International Sky Train weighed 36 lbs. and 3 oz. The nearest guesses are as follows. IS ^ Mu rlin of Da . Lloyd Hansen Gertrude VanAntwerp Bird of Clan I ohS°?IS' Jv ^ H yton.! 38 % lbs. Mrs Sadie Ives Townsend of Luther.' j several nephews and nieces E Fern Bradford 38 lbs. Will Cramer of Big Rapids and Mrs. _ Norvell Past 38 lbs. lt Mrs D. Bidlemin 38 lbs. Lizzie Anderson Chalmers of Framing- Mackinac Island's Location Jennie Nurch I 38 lbs. ham. Mass. ~ Mackinac Island Is in the Strait of Included In the program was a Mackinac, which links Lakes Huron memorial for Mrs. Belle Kennedy and Michigan. It retains some remind LUNCHEON AT LONE ELM FRIDAY I VT*' .*i her homP er* of da>* when It was a trading €r! I I T and friends of th« Cham- Xrn V ETL?" ' "' For. mp on nn v betr oufi cCommerc ommerce are urged to attend i class member present.' A b-'-b I nt of ' ?'/ J w " ' * the meeting this week which will be white dowers stood as a token of love tion behind the city, commanding the neid Friday noon at the Lone Eln: her. •trait. Lunch room. The attendance at last "Loving and kind in all of her ways. week's meeting was not up to par and Upright and Just to the end of her i a number of Important items which days. Totem Poles I ell Le(eaa, the president. Lawrence Johnson, had I Sincere and true in her heart and The rot em p.-le# oi the Masks In expected to bring up for discussion mind, 'Mans with hhh, weirH ng.,r« and r.n were postponed for the meeting this A beautiful memory she left behind." ff»stl«- .-..I.,ring repr.^ni the nernidrv ^ letter to the class from Mrs. » primitive rs<-e Kurt. c(ev ] The merchants expressed saUsfac- R«lney> daughter Joy Belle and son erl> r-srved fr..m the «4M trunk of a I uon in reference to Saturday night's Edward was read by Mrs Cheney free 'ells n fa nH fit I legeml whl.-h is I mg crowds at the drawing and by the which closed with the following nleU'j;:iile to the natives ! way the various committees were re- original poem: spondmg In order to assure the sue- ~ _ e r cess of the drawings throughout the ? * Ulass of "87. be happy tonight. Steal Sailor'* Staff summer months. CarT>- on your good work -be true; To each one tv yoyal in your dally life Ship models were formerly made al- That's the task that's been laid out most exclusively by aeamen snd -vere NOTICE 7-lie for you. exclusively of vessels on which they I will be at the Sparta Slate Bank hsi* voyaged. Now they are freqoently from June 24 to Juir 24 to collect the Our Mother's love for you ne'er can rosde by lsndiahh,-ra. perbsps by some summer taxes be told— who have never seen either the Atlan Jusf. listen and you'll hear her say. tie or the Pacific. MRS JULIA COLLINS. ' I'm answering roll-call tonight on the Village Treasurer. I other shore *Jul I*" Ones- I'm not far away." Okio Rightist* and Leftist* In the pioneer churches In Ohio the MARRIAGE LICENSES Following the program refreshment* aggressive swaln could not lean ci"St * Orbing 15 tons is being lo-rered into place between two sections Francis ?C. Chtn^vmwthi Tyrone town- of ice cream a .id, cake ot tas Norris dsm on tbe Clinch river la Tennessee to bring a rise of five , Anns Hansen. Grand Rapias UM-J sre the men wbo piloted tbe first International sky train, consisting hose fast la ths water above the dam. Tbe W4.000.000 project la a year ahead of .n ,ijrs;?Bssr zzr?*. rr,~r~„ rzz: r of s tow plane and two gilders, from Mlams to Havana and back with com- planned to make an auemr* to have <1*yB the rren had to sit In aests to the ••hadole sad will bt completed la 1906. _ everciass • ,. listened to the sermon, because In t plete success. Left to rig tit they sre Jack O'Meera 91 New York and E. Paul y former member present at the »ert of the center alrle while tbe P Jr 0t W Umla ton ' Sentinel-Leader Want Ada Pay gatherlac. sat oa tbe right tow [o^ " * * aaq El wood Klein, pilot ot the Thursday, June 27, 1935 TttE SENTINEL-LEADER, SPARTA. MICHIGAN
99 THE SENTINEL-LEADER "SEEING LIFE SAFEGUARDING (By Carol Holmes-Kurtz) shed Weekly on Thursday at Sparta, Michigan Entered at the Postoffke, Sparta, Michigan, as Your money On Deposit Says a 74-year old Justice of the! the best loved screen actresses of to- Second Claw Mail Peace. 'More divorces are caused by It is gratifying to know that tbe funds yoa deposit in a bank day. and has to date managed to make women who talk too much than by a happy home with her two children MRS. ANLULAH HOLMES, Publisher will be completely protected against loss. The result is a feeling of any other thing." He also states that and a very devoted husband, whom H. J. KURTZ, Editor and Business Manager security based upon justified confidence. no man with any sense argues with a she claims to have won only by her woman. He claims that men learn own personal efforts. She speaks of PHONE 3 Deposit Insurance, a permanent addition to national law. provides when young not to say everything they these benefits. him in an article in a current maga- h think. But a woman says what she zine as "this sweet person who has Created for the purpose of insuring bank deposits, this form of Subscription postpaid, one year in advance, $2.00 pleases until she• is • an • old woman. guided me so wisely." In discussing financial protection is now available here to all of our customers. him she remarks that on holidays and Although JS.860 is the amount insured for each depositor, it is not Someone stated that Summer "Tip- birthdays he Is so enthusiastic about ADVERTISING RATES all the packages that he unwraps necessary for you to have this amount In yoor account before yo» can toed" in early Sunday morning. We Dlsptaj Advertising Bates on application. sincerely hope that from now on she everybody's! She also says hun^rous- 25c first 20 words, lc each additional word. Each enjoy insurance. AU amounts up to and including five thousand dol- will do some real walking! ly that Mr. Thai berg always opens her lars which you deposit with us are FULLY INSURED by The Federal • • 9 mail if he sees it first; he prefers it Card of Thanks. Including In Memoriaii] and ReaohiUona: Ic a word. Deposit Insurance Corporation. A learned man advises. "Dont seek to his own! Her next picture "Marie poetrpoetryy, 9c per line. praise for anything you do for another Antoinette" will be her thirteenth Special Notices: Biuunneama readinrea g notices, including —for this means you do it from a sel- talking picture. .Minimi entertainments, where admin is charged, lc a word. fish moUve-" charge. 26c. • * • Death, Birth and Marriage Notices: Pobliahed free. PEOPLES STATE BANK Everyone should occasionally run Use printed stationery to express away from the dally grind of living your personality. Sentinel established 1S76—Leader established 1895—Combined 1909 and become a poet, a philosopher and Sparta, Michigan a nature lover. Blessed is the man The Kent City Press and the Casnovia Herald merged with who finds "tongues in trees, sermons Tbe Sentinel-Leader in 1831 in stones, books in running brooks and good in everything." It pays to hear SPARTA FOUNDRY music in babbling brooks, to lie on COMPANY Rapids, in said county on the 7th day , your back and see' pirate ships to A FUMBLE THAT BRINGS DISASTER of June A. D. 1635. clouds that roll above you on'a sea'olh Common Stock "resent. Hon. John Dal ton. Judge of blue. It is a choice art to possess In an ancient religious rite, citizens stood at equal intervals, Sentinel-Leader Letter-box Probate. imagination and to use it! Bought—Sold—Qnoted In the Matter of the Estate of • • • forming a chain. The one necrest the altar lighted a torch, than Margaret Morrlusey, Deceased. One of the best definitions of perse- ran and gave it to the next, who in turn passed it on to the third, j RECALLS ESCAPADE It appearing to the court that the SECURITIES EXCHANGE OF BOYS to that spring again. I hope it did not | time for presentation of claims against verance was give, . ..n. by- %- colored CORPORATION and so on. Each man ran without looking back. His sole interest WITH R. R. HAND CAR become useless when repeal came in. ho Mld 11 was to pass on the flaming symbol. These citizens were warned ««,•«,. .i . . said estate should be limited, and that ;, means firstly to Grand Rapids Trust Building But don't class me with members of „ time and Dlace be appointed to re- secondly to hold on. and Grand Rapids against fumbling the torch. And "Don't fumble the torch" is a ^ jfUin-ims who stop in the celve, examine and adjust all claims th,rdly and J? "ebt**r go. Telephone 9-7141 H v 5WU h rd th d r!ul 1 good axiom to apply to modern times. The "torch", in this con- * one boss ~shay, " "°" ' alley to stone tne Devil, he has and demands against said deceased by trouble enough now with the liquor and before said court: Norma 3hearer. I believe, is one of nection, is very small—a match—but what terrible havoc is That was built in such a logical regulation. wrought when it is fumbled. T&ll buildings are razed, homes de- way."—Holmes. It is Ordered. That all the creditors Did we visit that spring in haying of said deceased are required to pre- stroyed, virgin forests laid waste, and worst of all, hundreds of Things change and a man is foolish time. I doubt if that much over-rated to act as though they didn't The early sent their claims to said court at said human livej are lost by fire every year. The toll of fire from the Ponce de Leon (The elixir of life) was Probaie Office or or before the Pioneers of 100 years ago who invaded much better. careless use of matches, and from smoking, in 1932 was almost Sparta's forests, and conquered by 8th day of October. A. D. 1935, $30,000,000, according to figures compiled by the National Board force of wlil and muscle, and we are H. M. Sleeper. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said of Fire Underwriters. And yet—what a simple matte it is to be now enjoying the results. lime and place being hereby appointed caieful. The extra seconds required to make certain that butts To follow along down the growth of for tne examination and adjustment there is more to running a the village, every community has some of all claims and demands against said or matches are completely extinguished are well spent when you little unpublished ©vents that are not deceased. consider what may happen if the torch is fumbled. Just place general but affect the lives of a few. It is Further Ordered. That public V your heel on the butt and crush out every spark, or if it is a Boys are often thoughtless in th»lr notice thereof be given by publication grocery than weighing \ match, break it between your fingers. You fumble only when you t,oarch for action. CHANCERY NOTICE 8-1 of a copy of this order Tor three suc- toss them away carelessly. Don't do it! As early as 18S6. STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Cir- cessive weefcs previous to said day of the railroad hand cuit Court for the County of Kent. hearing, in the Sentinel-Leader, a prunes car was oarkod be- newopaper printed and circulated in In Chancery. said county. side the track just Dorothy F. Palmar, ea»t of the present JOHN DALTOV. A Wisconsin law makes it mandatory foi hotels and res- Plaintiff. Judye of Probata school house vs. OUR GROCER is not just the man who taurants to serve a piece of cheese with every meal costing 25 grounds and in the \ t r.ie c >py: edge of the woods Floyd R i-aimer. Roth Register of Probate. vr ounts your eggs, weighs your prunes and cents or more. Here in Michigan we'd be satisfied if they added Defendant. by the clay road M.i- Host. C .imiock Park. Mien.. R ! sends you a bill at the end of the month. Not if just a bit more to tlie meat portion so it wouldn't remind us so that runs ea st. At a session ot said court, held a: the court house in the city of Orand much of those meatless days we had during the World War. The boy0 in their he is the right kind of grocer. search for excite- Rapids, in said county, on the l«th WEDDINO ST ATT ON FTR V H.ghe%t o ment thought that day of June. A. D. 192i». grades at prices you can afford to pay Do >ou realize that you buy groceries nearly a ride on that car Present: Honorable Leonard D. Ver- We will be glad to show our sai:ip:e HURRAH FOR THE U. S. A. ! Sleeper » was necessary for dier, Circuit Judge I'wes and offer every assistance in every day in the year? Do you realize that the their peace of mind iWell they got It appearing to the court from affi- ><•! r'.lon of lettering, etc. Phone or right grocer can help you plan better meals, help We need more Americans with the patriotic spirit of the lt>. The car was securely chained. davit on file that Floyd R. P. ii.ier is j ,v">r" T',e Sentinel-Leader Publishing man I heard about at a luncheon meeting the other clay, if you Buv one dark night '.hey decided to try not a resident of the State of Michi- • ° Sparta—Adv. you cut the cvst of your food by his fairness and are thinking of leaving the United States for Russia, Germany the unknown. • gan. but is a resident ol the ri.y of' honesty and !>e sure that the food you buy is only Milwaukee, State of Wisconsin, it is' or Italy, read this first. They showed this American the buildings As there happened t" be a black- nM"!t TO READ! F-ill-Size Pate the best. of Parliament in London. "Nothing to it," he said, "we could put ordered that he appear and answer of C-mlcs in Color Every Sunda*- in smith's son in the bunch, a hammer the Bill of Complaint filed in this a half a dozen of those buildings in our Merchandise Mart in Chi- and cold ch-sel soon released the car. Tiv CHICAno HER AI D AND KX- caus* within three months from the AMTNER Every Member of Thf Fam- So why use the "blindfold test" when you cago." In Paris they showed him the Eiffel Tower. "That tower (None stopped to think of the serious- date of this order, or said Bill oi Com- ness of the job-) Record time was ily Will Enjoy These FULL-SIZE select your grocer? of yours would look like a match from the top of our Empire State made down to Orand Rapids, but com- plaint will be taken as confess J, and P/iC.KS OF COMICS—Adv. Building," he told them. In Italy, when they showed him the vol- ing back, tired muscles, vanished am- that this order be published, as re- Pick out one who advertises because the cano Vesuvius spouting smoke and ashes, they felt sure that here bition and the anticipated something quired by law. in The Sparta Sentinel- Sentinel-Leader Want Ads Pav they looked for that never came. Leader, a newspaper orlnted. published grocer who advertises is at last they had him beat. But he simply lit a Murad. "No, we and circulating in said county. haven't anything like that in our country," he said, "but if we If you had asked those boys, do you LEONARD D VERDIER, . . . Helping you with suggestions. had your Mount Vesuvius there, we would simply turn tjhe believe in punishment before c-r after death, they would all have replied; Circuit Judge. DR. C. L. GRIGWARE . . . Not afraid to tell the public what hla prices rre. Niagara Falls on it and put it out in three minutes!" That night, Both. Examined, countersigned and . . . Confident that his foods are of high quality. entered by me. having drunk too much red wine, our American was taken out to But the car was replaced, a cold OPTOMETRIST ... A live mei chant who is ' going somewhere". a cemetery and there amidst the ancient and illustrious dead, shut mended the broken link in the w H. RICHTER. Deputy Clerk. Attest: A true copy. they put him down and left him. This will be a good joke, they chain, and the boys went home. Two Specializing In the F.Tnmining of You will find that this mj>n advertises. You thought. Wonder what he will do when he wakes up. Our Ameri- days later they heard from it. W. H. RICHTER. Deputy Clerk. Eyes and Pitting Glasses can choose your Grocer by reading his advertise- But very fortunately for them, the Allan B. Wallower, In Mc'Jowan Bid*., Sparta, Mich. ment in can awoke when the slanting rays of the rising sun shone in his President of the road, D. P. Clay was Attorney for Plaintiff, eyes. He blinked. Around him were tombstones. As quick as a a personal friend of the Blacksmith, 422 WlddJcomb Building. Sharing office space with flasl* he jumped to his feet and shouted: "Ah, it's resurrection whose son was in the bunch, and their Grand Rapids. Mich. Dr. Bull and Dr. Miller minister. E. W. Norton, and he was a morning and I'm the first one up! Hurrah for the U. S. A.!" CLAIMS NOTICE 6-27 Phone 173 Today we need more of the spirit of this American! We need a personal friend to all. OFFICE HOURS The matter that might have been STATE OF MICHIGAN—The Probate resurrection of American ideals and initiative. We must talk up Court for the County of Kent. Saturday—Z p. m. until 9 p. m. THESEN I INEL-LEADER serioas was settled with nothing more Other evenings by appointment the United States, have faith in the United States, and put that tlain a severe lecture to the b iys. At a session of said court, held at •'' #•'" -The.Bhjendly. Adventurer. which I think they will never forget the probate office, in the city oi Grand But I dont believe remorse ever tee CitMi Powder " 3 pkg, t5c proved fatal to any of them. Minute TaDioe* Oi But the river road also had its pkg. 11c jints of interest. East from the Sure Jeii hool grounds to the corner by the 2 pkgs. 25c ash Sugar Bush, and during sugar me that gate was swung open often, iss Size, Power and Economy , . This For Better J*m» and Jellies CERFO Bottle 25c jrth by the littie farms owned by . Postum Celeal -•ynolds, Mrs. Montgomery. John An- ^ pkg. 21c _ rson, Bromley. Burnap, Miller. Har- Dr. A. > Hughes, Munn and Robert HUton. Dr.P. E. Paine OPTOMETRIST stepson of Burnap. HUDSON SIX is unequalled at its price Office—Opposite Post Office On the Burnap farm was one of the Dentist with Dr. Paine. finest springs in the country. A cave Look as far and a9 long as you Office Over Perry's Drug Store Days—Wednesday and Satur- in the bank encased with a tight lining 93 or 100 horsepower . .. police- son advantages and 1935 Hudson Sparta Phones—Office 44, Rea 9 day until 8 P. M. with shelves for Mrs. Burnap's row of wish. You won't find any other tested Rotary-Equalized brakes advancements that are yours in shining milk pans and cream jug and car at the Hudson Six price crock of butter, (not oleo) the floor . . . America's only bodies all of a Hudson Six. For only a few dol- clear white sand, that cold bubbling that offers you this remarkable steel . .. remarkable gasoline and lars more than lowest priced cars! ig. to drink from it was a close combination of size, power and to Wood worths. "Old Oaken oil economy, proved by nation- Compare this Hudson with cet". I am planning a pilgrimage economy. And with it, so much wide tests . . . modern style that other cars at its price ... and with A Complete Line! of everything else you want in will stay in style . . . these are cars that cost much more. And an automobile. only a few of the traditional Hud- drive it before you buy any car. * BALLARD &. ROBFFIS Spray Materials and Fertilizers Dairy and Chicken Feeds for I lint CAN'T fce/ieve it didn't to tt a lot mor»l" Bulk Garden Seeds FIRE. WINDSTORM Baskets and AUTO INSURANCE HAROLD WILSON PEACH RIDGE Phone 206-F11 located in Wm. A. Rogers * Co. Hardware
CAR REPAIRING— IMPROVE YOUR HERD WELDING- BLACKSMITH ING— boardmrm. Improvement of the herd can best be made by re p.aang the discards with well bred home reared heifers of greater productive capacity. Another important reason for rearing the heifer is that it is much eaawr to keep the herd free from tuberoioais, etc. Your miiy check need not ATTENTION! Its good policy right now U> cheek lag them if you uae over yoor farm machinery snd Shfik's (ream, (affTfJectf have It repaired before the dsy HM comes when yoa hsve U sse It A complete food for young calves. It supplies them ^"th every feeding element necessary for rapid growth We are also eqaipped U overhaul in the most easily digested form. They like it and yosr tractor, truck or aatomoblle. thrive on it aa on nothing else. 695 Sixes and Eights slao de gsa welding and specialty and up f. o. b. Detroit for HUDSON work of all klnda closed models 44CALF HUSBANDRY" Free Booklet ^ Ws slm to rive satlafsrtton as to price sad qaslity en every job Parker's Garage C. P. Wolter & SOD Phone 60 Sparta, Michigan I at -tt Urn tha ttoa IMIM CM Sedaa -124 m^Ptrtrn- 113 or 124 *. t -U34 M f. a k SPARTA FEEB CO. Mot* M, taagtk SS to 7 thaa uto: cottfcg lllkM to U7LM Mra