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MARGARET W t Y M O U T H

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SEEING LIFE WITH CAROL KURTZ BY CAROL HOLMES-KURTZ

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uttiiuma," ithc advised Kro^tiiM1, "or f ]itl t Will lie ! he I'lul of it. A 11111<* lume boy about tho houHc one summer Is 4|UiU* * different met ier from an at-tractive grown man. Mamma will make him miserable."

Krnestlno considered this. "1 don't <e« why," idle said siuhbornly.

••Certainly Jiou "ti*, d»rltng," said 1,011 an. "'iW are not to have tiny lr regular alfitlrM now >\ e irt* to marry."

\\ *>!. |iai«l Kruest im, "what of It ' Yon ft in t marry unless you're asked I ran be f r iends with Will without t»:;irrylng him, can' t I?"

• I doubt It," said Lillian calmly "You always go to such e x t r e m e , Krnestlne. Ynu are always blunder Ing around, inking such awful chances anti maklnir wild f r iends You've heen spoiled and have hud your way about lot* of things. But this I* onti thing you t a n t l ave."

Ernest ine pooh-j oohed Lillian, but felt at the same time that she would say nothliiK about Will just now.

"Bel It's ifolnK to he marrlwl. She's going to uiarry Johnnie Allison,"

"I'm not surprised, a re you?" asked K n o * tine. thinking .»f \VIH*t R e s u m e • [he Way li»* i t K O h i * hands con-tinually,

"No. Pm not surprised, IPs Just what «he vranted t»»e ou^tvt to know what Otta MantM. I do. Wa about it T'tday."

can tell you what ywa without tallklnn to you i l w « U4" «w»ut Kme^iJai' «atlh aiaterly derision. "You want a .house In Muhhard Wooda, or else one of those biff co-operatively owned apar tment* on the drive, near downtown, And you want a tlmo sine, and a rich handsoino husband You've uot It all planned o u t / ' • " lu detail," hurt**! I.Mian, itnpcr

turbed. Ml*wtljf aniefc aa you nataod U. 1 want l.orli K f«r mywH—"

- * b y t t o r t y •»« UmT !>*>»*••* hr+ 'wvtym a r * m t r^cxtKH'lK >t»ai biDiiai had her r h t fa lacy of her own ANM9. of hurt for h«f xU»f»*r, that liwrln*: ab4»uid have been such a fool, of acorn for the^e plotters.

M probably won't need to,'* Lillian , ' •.vfrmV umI went o». before Krnes

•• fe* r a ^ a l a : "If t ii-ji, t^e-u aHK* like

I uim aa ait «*o i«arrie<t n

w >ean*. 1 wafft n «mx*. and If I j*ei Miotic BleWjr, I wouldn't mind a dauirh ter I want avaryililug rljcht. A man who Is already a member of K<w>d eluba. so t f- a it the money ho make* will take us In the r tskt d l m i l o n , and we

h««n» to stand am! Walt. AH rlRb! ort and h*«»i I know what I want, anyhow and tha j ' s mora than y»»u know." She looked at Ernest ine with ia>ute severity, and added dark ly : ••What's more, I'M get it. Watch me."

Krnesiln* could see Lillian aa sin-had planned It all out. A correct tum*»\ a correct husband, perhaps even <1 correct baby or two The same old hualntws over snd over, with eorrevi p<"»«ple coiiilnjf and goitUS »ud Lor ln t Malklnx h iiulsomely ab««ut.

N»K (or her She knew what sh« want»sl. She wanted love! Shi wanted aometblinr not mentioned on l u u a n ' s ll^t. s h e wanted psisafivnate r*Am«Btle love. She wanted advee tare , an Inevitable great adventure.

suddenly she «tood trembllnjr, be' h»-a/t l>« »tln« svilh ureat str*mv wi i-, Vi» • Kii. was terrltttHl with Oh-. - m f i.«»r f»eUn»i. with the vivid

pi.-!nr»' of Will ToiM • . t .•:it> before her. t>m

,er>«on. one hi all the world and in-vet i^vtsaly pl%e, Hbe wantetl love, and all Iter wiikenln# tnstlncta warned lo* that she had found It

block t w o women f i g h t over some else 's h u s b a n d and s h o r t l y the po-lice pa t ro l a r r i v e s to quie t t hem down.

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in a recen t home where we were o n t e r t a i n e d t h e people possessed a most clever hul ldo g. Ma jo r by name Major wi th ou t a n y u r g i n g would play the p lane , alt on t h e bench and pound the keys, ra ise his noae In the air arid howl b e a u t i f u l l y . H e knew how to pray , would squa t be-fore h c h a i r , s t ick hla nose bat wean his pawn aud m u m b l e i ncohe ren t l y . He would wralk on his h ind lega. roll over »>?)« d i an t ly , p rov id ing he knew he would receive some candy , a n d when hi- wan ted to go ou t doors, would b r ing his h a r n e s s to h is mas-t e r so tha t he migh t be p roper ly dressed for the s t r e e t .

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A pi ear l ier e n t e r e d a room a m o n g half mil l ion M b h i g s n a u t o m o b i l e !»-! ever.*i men , one of whom was censes for next year a r e a l r e a d y in a w e a r i n x r a t h e r v io len t ly . Th i s pa r -t h e process of m a k i n g and will be t l c u l a r man did no k n o w t h e man red and blafrk. O n e anc a half was n p reache r , and did not l ea rn mil l ion will be r e q u i r e d . Twenty- jjjK i den t i ty un t i l t he min i s t e r had six per cen t of t h e p r i sone r s a r e | d e p a r t e d . He was e m b a r r a s s e d and colored men, and in the pr i son a« j « t r a l e b t w a y h u r r i e d to t h e p r e a c h -

e r ' s home I e a m e to a p o l o g i s e / ' he exp la ined . T h e p r e a c h e r re-plld. w h \ doyou owe me an apol -ogy a n y m o r e t h a n you owe the o t h e r men an apology^ J u s t be-e*uae I a m a p r eache r does not necessar i ly mean t h a t J am to be t r c a t •» il an v >re oou r t e s*>u 1 y t ha n any o i n e r of your fe l low m e n ! "

Splashes of color In t h e back yard . A l i t t l e lady c a r d i n a l in her t r im brown f rock and her a d o r a b l e m a t e in hi* d a t i n g red s u i t .

Read ing wi th interest, a n d m u c h h o r r o r " M o t h e r I n d i a " by K a t h e r i n e Mayo, and la ter a n e w s p a p e r i tem c o n c e r n i n g a new law in India whe re '.Me age of m a r r i a g e h a s been raised to 14 for gi r ls anil 1R for boy* Some improvement over two year old b r ides and e i g h t yea r old I) rid eg room •-

• • • A Ship load of 60 l ions. 19 '.torses

!* ponies, 2 t igers , ti bears , a dog a n d 12 monkeys a r r i v e d in E n g l a n d f rom G e r m a n y and all t he a n i m a l s had been Buffer ing from • asIcknew* T h e o w n e r of the an ima l* tald t h a t the monkeys s u f f e r e d t h e most .

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P a s s i n g the new Mich igan P e n i e n t i a r y wo a r e told

Fit a t e tha t one

Ernestine. Anyhow, I can't see why you could let yourseP even think of such a thing as getting engaged. Imagine raking u chance like tha t ! "

Will said nothing about marriage. He was full of talk, overflowing with his own vitality, enraptured with Krneatlnc's beaut> and deafness . One day, however, w hen tlm.v had gone for their usual walk north along tbe lake shore, be s«'» m»'d o<ldty silent: anil thoughtful , and at times he looked at her, as though wondering whether to speak his rnftul or not. When he left her. be kissed her again and again, and said oddly, MRemember me," as though It «er«» farewell.

"I'll s»*e >v)« tomorrow," she wills pered to him, and turned her f u r eoliar up against the wind.

Hut she did not see him rhe next day, al though she waited ill their rendezvous for an hour POST the HUH-.

Hy the third day p dKnuty nnd st.looH whirled

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t>ommodation8 a re f a r be t t e r t h a n ha m a j o r i t y receive at home.

m • m W a l k i n g down the ktract we

pause wi th t h e rest Of a cu r ious crowd to w i t n e s s t h e u n u s u a l -spect-ac le of two women In a fist f i g h t , s c r a t c h i n g o n e a n o t h e r a n d p u l l i n g h a i r v igo rous ly ,F a r t h c r down t h e

thai a love af fa i r could Imve pro i ceded during a succession of fore noons.

And a love af fa i r waa what II rap idly became. Ernes t ine could not pro long the time with Will enough to suit her, and his eugerness soon matched, then outrode, her own. His ent bus lasut, his energy were compelling, and Krnestlne fett the rousing and s t i r ring of her own personality In tou< l» with his. Within a week she was des j i r a t e l y l|i love- Khe bad no ItNAn fof *.*jf Ihvv.jittt **>-£ fwtlti-gi but

\-*<f.u.v*nv*t Yi'lt) T ' ^ W P r e s e n t -ly aiw* rvaiiKed that the terminat ion i f their f t iewlshlp would tu« a t rue catastrophe, and with this realisation she began to pract ice secrecy wMh skill aud determinat ion.

One blowy, gusty Hun day m nt ln* In Peeember she had eaeapm d « Imr.-h and met him and la'Wed, hai t lo J -n t

a lways talked, quickly.

CHAPTER II

ber ^kln s clear an f t w< re jvisr fiMUj e her a faint rose color and make •yes mere lovely. The two girls vd nt coca into the canreraa-...f r« w;t!̂ .'ii! i«".:!iinlng or

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T K e Lady P r o m i a e s Agahi itltd ag dn Ernestine resolved

tell »n»rae .ti all aNta t Wilt, but ai4a$t» '• ' r ^ 'mf^^nce* fa! i. ri'd belara uvaiama * nrtgfct a w a y h*«f'>re tnntama* sts *»ta |K*ae.l««ai It was m i i i ber «r*> secret from her family. «md st»e did feat rijrfci ab/mt It, Of eonra*? «fce a-as old * uongh to have * f r iend if she wanted

ui a fr iend <*t her own chooatng. but l . lean ' s t n i t u d e that she was having

"Kta r," a romance on the aide, f\y f<»r the thrill of It, dismayed

Yet she couldn't tell mamma t, incident occurred which sealed

Iypf s t t ^ c e , Sb* had »/a«ed WiH en the telephone

• •. f. r.< *t ruing ber WBCmWIar j the sad fba t bad

as tbey Ktarvedly.

Kveotually a little silence fell be-t.waen them, and in Its rnuglc, without Mjiethjfting a w.>r<j, they turned and

h <4her, a^«d smiled a little atMl ivKtie^l to f« tber . 1 be touch

of Hps, and then the pressure of cheek to check was magic. I l ls a rms slipped about her, and for a long, long time they sat In a swing of Joy.

There was no word spoken, no prom-ise, hut Krnest lne knew now that she must tell mamma. T h e family wan home from church when she reached the house, s i t t ing Iu the big living room, all of them engrossed In gossip, Mamma looked at Krnest lne sharply.

"Why didn't you come t t church?" "I went for a walk," evaded Krnet

line, and her face domed with color, for they all looked at her, and she felt Hint Will's love making was visible upon her. Mamma said no more, bow-aver, and Lillian turned to ber with the, news.

"Yon remember I told you Sadie Hall was In love with the actor, Lou I>ahtucey?" Krnestlne noihh»d, nnd I II Uuu said with some «ntIsfa<'tlon, "Well, she Anally succeeded In meeting hlin, and tbey were marr ied last night. Kvery one waa ta lk ing about It In ehorch this morning."

"Well, what of It?" said Krnestlne. "She can nuirry hint, can ' t she?"

"Krnes t lne!" said her f a t h e r s tern ly. "You know It isn't stilt able." He was a Idg man, a little too stout, with

[ a handsome florid face. Ills brown : eyes were warm and kind, but Ids big

tHiae was acijuisltlve, his mouth stern i nd hard, a tttan of brill iant mind, bul

dialled by prejudice*.

' i t is her money be wants,"' said I a pa, "and nothing else. The girl 's a fool, and was not brought up prop erly. or she would never have done such a thing,"

Loring put In his oar. l i e was al ways there on Sundays, thought 1.1ties tine, who was t ired of having him around.

"Any nmn who urges a girl to keep her love affair a secret f rom her foil-* in h b l a c k g u a r d and n cirl may a -well real Ire It Inst as la •. No real man would do sucb a thing. He would be honorable." He looked at her w her.

*i »«*n't be nutty, mamma," advised • IMlan. and Krnestlne was silent.

Later* alone, Lillian t u m e o ro .rnestlne eagerly. "You'd bet ter come acroaa. I think

'ie tVlks a re on to you." "You haven't told them?" ••Of course not," said Lillian Itupa

lenilv. ' i t ' s your own business. But Krneatta*, you a r e n t really going fea fall In h a » with Ulm, a r e you? Papa would he furious."

Krnest lne shook tbe bright t ea r s from her eyes and aiuilcd at Lillian V ft or s moment, Lillian went on tm

eertaialy. i ^ T l S f a«w y<M* yeatenlay

He »ske%t va* ••tss tt»S y**Ug a»«* waa and i tidd atsa. imi s^assi toiss ism u 1

mention It. Ui be may tell, l i e s awfully fond of you, Krnestlne He's a lways telling me that you a r e Just like a little slwrer to him ll«* might feel It Ida duty to tell papa about y on nnd Will,*

"But there 's nothing about Will that anybody could object to," protested Krnestlne. "I 'm not engaged to him hut if I should W o n t * engaged I don't se*» who could t a re . Mr a &«»«• nnd good and gentle. Me t brave, too, a real man."

Lflllan shook ber bead. " I t ' s your funera l , " she said, with

the hear t lean la1sse«-f«lre of ber gen-eration, which feared, above all things, that It might become Its broth-er'u keei»er. "Hut you know Just how papa would react to Will Todd, l ie ' s the s<»n of papa ' s old carpenter . He's poor, and he haan't been to school,

i arid he's not very s t rong—there 's ! nothing but object ions to such an Idea.

Nor the next da; she was tllli vf wl fear. All sort*-through her min tired of her. If af fa i r had run out f».»r '? MI, had never liitended to make m a sweetheart, out of tier.

Hut -he had only to think of Irs bright honorable face to kn«*w < there was some other reason bel

ills a t t i tude. She had » > to tli *»f his eager klse»- to i io»w that cared. She called birr i> the r phone at Ids home a? ! o c?«»c1i mother answered and s.>: I. Ii voice, that he w-.-s «•

"Would you wsk'-n • at. I ' portant ," she sahl. u; 1 itood -in the telephone booth u n i t a he tits voire, husky wltb sleep.

• T h i s Is UrttestIne," she tiling.

At onc»* there was an

HAHD t i k e p r a t o t

0 Lord, i t ' s hard fo r me to pray—• 1 tried to kneel t h e other day-—-And O t h a t knee of mino—

It wouldn ' t bend a bit, I cou ldn ' t kneel on It, Of course 1 couldn ' t kneel an

It It was lame and ou t of l ine. Maybe you know about how I feaJ T r y i n g to pray wi th half a kneel Lame knee up ' t o t h e r down

I cou ldn ' t go t h r o n g k it, *O yes, 1 knew It,

Y»)a, su re I knew It — I'd wabble t he r e soma l ike a clown Other one was l imber enough . Made of be t te r kind of s tuf f Easy enough to band It double

But o the ton J had O tha t toe was bad Almost drove me mad

And then 111 say was plenty t rouble

Oh yes, pray!ii 'a hard for me I!<>wev«r wllt in 1 may be-— Now rem* ruber some one aaid

Don' t f l u n k and sh i rk W hen sore toes Irk Or jsmt won't, work

Ju.st do your p ray in ' f l a t In had. This g r a v e advice O f r i end of mine Indeed ts very f ine . Hut J u s t a 1 I t f la "slack —

Your bed idea 's all r i gh t ni Hut KomebaW evwry Bight,

iml Fact , aii-tost every n lgb t Lumbago " u>e In the back .

i) | So i t 's • i.ir»i . me to pray : Co ro it • a n y way

(4. I T h a t so fa r I have f-iuad--" But h iw wouf.d It be,

**>• H g h t lor me, ail r i g h t foe ass,

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lence, sat I then he now t h on mgh ly aw si

"Wei IV Hhe could have <»

mat te r . Will? Ar«-n nte again V

"Wtwre are you?" "iin nt tbe drug

and Sheridan," "I'll be then

told her. He had not had break fa *

•baking hand* with her for rt t,h#y ? ,-*•> ir-'i wa i t* ti'ird "» Ha break faaf a»*-: * silent w«aiOK: P -fa<*e. often w bite, ^ * bis eyes burm-d 1 » »̂ e He bad reached *on» Krnestlne knew that renteil on tier.

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What's W r o n g '?

COUNTRY SAUSAGE The Marke i R e p o r t — B u t t e r In

• trouger. (.'.yffee genera l ly waofc.. • • •

An e t i q u a U e a u t h o r i t y of M a a r t says t h a t it you should s t e p o n a lady'8 t ra i l you should say *%*ff p a r d o n / ' W h a t ' s a l ady ' s t r a i n ?

• a • v Main© pape r says t h* t t ha fcaya

are rhe mainstay of Maine, and II more of the Maine hoys to in Maine.

• • • y A of t h a iioo i s

wa i l l i teracy. T h a t ' w4U m • 3 v: d r e r t a Jot of lour ia t

tmm t h a fKna it t h i s y-' :s*• * f browgh t iie l u m o i i r . B i t J - i f -T. A "a lay off d u r i n g t h a

te&aon don ' t t hey? . • • •

And now in view of tha l | r l l l i s i of so much money by tha c h a i n s to re s for adver t i s ing it is poastfcl* that chain newspapers have p a t UP a >>b. and a r e back of aU t h l a S f l -

, lo t a e cha in U>l*m l a t a an ins O ho. • • •

Two Characters in Grecian Costume | UCKI-- —

1 -Man ou le f t should not w e a r modern cap

S—Sui t ca se is modern 3 — W r i s t w a t c h is modern 4 iKouiid a r c h not k n o w n In an- |

e len t Oreece 5—*Phone modern Invent ion 8 — M o d e r n of f ice desk 7- -%lodern p ic tu re and f r ame «—Spec t ac l e s u n k n o w n in anc ien t

Greece 9 i ' lpea u n k n o w n to a n c i e n t s 10—^Design on borde r of m a n t l e !

does not m a t c h 11—Modern c h a i r 12 Newspaper on desk not known

in a n c i e n t Greece l l — r t a l r cu t on man on le f t is •

m o d e r n

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Supcr i t i t ion and One of life's little Ironies is found In

the fact that no many peof e who gi%u no heed to danger wl»» u «rowing t ' » street take care not to walk under a ladder.

Out You Know Jus t How Papa Would Rcact to Will Tod J."

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He bad i t h h>n • w o nvMj/ than ^oe But the

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he said It, with sucb meaning that j Krnestlne felt a f a in t ' d i smay .

"But bow ridiculous," she exclaimed j "Ton all know, every one of you. that 1

if site had told her folks of ber tn fa t nation, they would have carr ied ber 1 Off to Europe, or bad htm forced out of town. They would have s^porated them Instantly."

"Hut tha t ' s why she ought to te*l her people," said papa. "Vo girt c a r t rus t her own Judgment, whan nhe gets out of ber own cla*s. I ter paople know best, and she should confide In d a n , "

Ail this while mamma watching KmeaMne pratty, with Swrr vkdei gnsnsSh f a i t h«5r, and ber

as hotly Hut mamma Neither of my girls would d > «uc*

h thing," she said now her »*•?' vi nick voice, but with a meaning that K r n e s t l n e a n d I HU in M i l s e n s e d . ' am sure tha t neitl ter of say tittle g!H» would do sueb s thing to me hsve s secret love a f a l r . Would ei ther of you?"

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t ime and so much conf idence did hla f r i e n d s have in h im t h a t t h a y eg-pressed conf idence t h a t he wofclg slip t h r o u g h all r igh t , Aad J f i j i o t h e r s not so op t imis t i c *«a :u rad t a sugges t as a m a t t e r of caatftoa t h a t he should have f i l led bis t ank wi th hot wea ther l ub r i can t .

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According to advance r e t u r n s « | t ha census, t he vi l lage of S p a r t * has 3,600 pounds of excess f a t . T h s e*~ cess f a t over the whole c o u n t r y ts e s t ima ted a t 2 pounds per head Mid of th i s the l&OO Spar ta fo lks would obviouxly have 36d» pounds . JWa remedy has bean auwgastad for t h i s . icess o: f a t nor has tt been men ted en a« harmful. In -•rue o t o u r fashion** fo lks ra-member a d m i r i n g t h e corn fad hlftd espae ially tha gir ls .

• • m

Shin S h a k e r C h u r c h Notes Br ing all your pet s t s s to t h i s

c h u r c h — y o u will not be emftariUriS* sed by h e a r i n g tbem meu tmnad .

Our p reacher waa called f rom n dance Wednesday n igh t t e make a call on a dy ing pa r i sh ione r . H e went as soon as the set was ended , but a r r i ved at tbe ' pa r i sh ione r ' s home too late, It Is said r e g r e t f u l l y .

In o u r we l fa re d e p a r t m e n t It ta hoped soon to add the f i t t i n g of t russes .

T h e Shin Bhak«-r e t a i u f r amncew for Its topic t h i s "£"tball Hell Have a Better Class af Se t t l e r s and a Better W a t e r Bug* p l y ? "

Dr. U Wobbles WUfce w i » tnf i ic t t he sermon

• • •

Not fo r a m i n u t e would Coun t ry Sausage be o u t d o n e by any 2-cent daily paper . Monday t h s O t V M Hapids Press pr in ted a g r i s t Ut K m -ger s tore t e s t imonia l s t h a t l ike p a t e n t medic ine UteraUWt. not to be ou tdone th i s coluMh adds billow,. u» t h e flood ef

"My hu»band had a bad ansa af lumbago. Af t e r lugging hosns a pound sack of f lour and a hush si aC po ta toes f rom a I t o a g a r s to re I t waa en t i r e ly c u r * d / '

) "Have b-»*» trading « H tha Kroger s tores ft»r f l t e du r ing t h a t t laae have pair- >jt tw&nfc* and o n e *et

' My wife waai |mu4h e e e r t i s i gh t ! before beg inn ing to t r ade M i Kroger s tores . she Is

de rwekght . " "I feel perfect ly sa fe la

by S - t e a r old chi ld to a .tore for alw ays ;f>h« cot all her clotbea acid nay

"1 saVe 1C0 ceisU on eeatry by not truying a n y t h i n g a t gH gft •

I Kroge r s to re . " I a l w a y s m t t say a g g i a t lika

K m g e r s tore and when I g a t in a few bad <me* they never e e e a kteh up a » n » k a b o u t It.**

i 'UM t h a t my p a n a a a w n t waee ia twice as long etaea t

began t r a d i n g at t h e

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Baby Chick Prices Reduced ! S t r a i n V / i i i i i L e g L o r a s

I . i i , i ;«ainy Mock 215 to 2 9 4 egg Liyers. These birds are bred for Jufc *<gg production, egg si/e and fx*iy size. Average weight per hen a!x*it 4 to 4 f 2 lbs. Also seii f anc ied Leghorn* and Barred Rocks. Qjjality the best, prices the lowest. See us belctfc buying.

Deter's 5 and 1.0 Bazaar BALLARD BLD'G S P A R T A . MICH.

M s b f l l C i * ,» P } A o n i n o tac-tWati and d. iugh-I U U 9 ! / O I t r £f f i l l i p I l e r , Mar ie , w e j e G r a n d Kapida dbop-

Time

S H I P P E R S ATTENTION

Livestock

N O R T H SPARTA

Will Ship

t u e s d a y , a p r i l 29, 1030

ALL KINDS OF STOCK

l ist Tocr Stock Early.

IP ART A CO-OPERATIVE ABB M

J R. BETTES. Mxr

ooo Mr? Kichard Cook e n t e r t a i n e d Tor

d i n n e r la.st wock Wednesday Mrs Owirgi.' J ohnson . Mrs H e r m a n Nel-son, Mrs. Cba1- Car lson and Mr*. F, Cook.

Mr f i i Aire W a l t e r Ca r l aon and oh iMieu Richard and rhy l l iu a n d Mi* • Jo*< ph lne Cfirlaon of ( I rand Rapida spent S u n d a y wi th vir a u d M • "harto- Car lson.

MIh« Ann Downer who t eaches the tlass School spent * ht* week-end wi th bet p t r e n t n a t Ada.

Mr and Mi> } lor man Net pom ami fami ly apt n t Ras ter S u n d a y with M r '< N. •! so ti' m p \ re n te. Mr «i\ 4 S\ r*. A IL m >:« at Greenvi l le ,

It's not hall the work it used to be. be-fore you could get

F u l l e r B r u s h e s E v e r y t h i n g t o do t h e c l e a n i n g wi th , do it. eas ie r arid do It qu i cke r . Wom-en all welcome t h e .Fuller Man when he cal ls . W a t c h for h im, o r phon for h im to come a n y day you wish.

R O Y W I L L I S

Phone 181

The Market Place jf W J i \ r HAVE v o r OUT T H A I

yo -look w»Bt? Maybe *emcone and will b u j it it you will

a tns co lumn.

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r t i c K M I ' P.K K<»ON HIDE * n d e r i n g Co. phone 21041

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Johnson's

7wo Unit Reinforced Concrete Tanks

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All f a r m e r s a r e busy sowing or melting ready to row oat a.

Flower.*? a r e 'b looming e v e r y w h e r e •• Apri l days.

The H. and F., Mission Sot .iety njei wi th Mr*. ICs f l ier S a u r last T h u m l a y . T h e r e was a good at t e n a d n c e a n d much work was do «• N>x.t m e e t i n g will be w i t h Mrs Joe Kl ine .

Mrs. O u s i a Corporon and d a u g h t e r Irene, or (Qrand Hapids , cal led or, i t i chmyera Sunday .

A r t h u r B r e m e r and f a m i l y of W y o m i n g P a r k cal led on C. B r e m e r Sunday .

Mr. and Mrs. Cyr i l i£ddy of G r a n d ti i'.pdx s p e n t the week-end wi th Mrs Down*r and son, Mr. a n d Mrs. Bd* ly ea emtiack f r o m F lo r ida F r i d a y .

Mrs. Lyle Downer and ch i ld ren of C o u r t l a n d vis i ted w i t h J e n n l n and Or ley Downer ,

Tbe Busy T h i m b l e s C a t h o l i c • it* SocScty met last T h u r s d a y

wttft Mrs. Dresenf ter to t ie com-fo r t ab l e s . T h i s week T h u r s d a y :he> all go to t h e home of Mr.* M c k ' ' to> on the R i v e r Road . Tin y * « vory auny g a i t i n g ready for the an-nua l c h i c k e n d i n n e r which oc< • • • e f i rs t Sunday in Augus t ,

J o h n F rey a n d f a m i l y of O r a n d ji» visi ted s l O i J o h n A Jit org

9 f l ty i i j l . Raufnteoffe Af tsnri*»d t h e f u n e r a l Mis f s r r t t flesioett ht Ho< Vford

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SALL N'KW T K O O M eru ho me. Ga rdne r fit. Hparta. If

can , e*.sh or pay down to a wjj; you a t « f | a t

v<» ^rkee Cien halL'Wr . J 4

<1 A M vv A S T KD- \ R XJL|* utAM Jletro.-t l U a i Katate f i r m ha^

an opan tng tor « *ride a w a k e man * •" i e t j f ^ e # -%ary btit rnust

b«r h^nent and a go-ge t t e r Ma* Mar-Hottaemat, »i ,5 , c i r a a d

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p-,.t i n g Mr*, p a i p h JlaDH-»m One » t . | w e ; t ot havana

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Ctoeatar us Mr«. J u l i a K l e n k ' s d t u g h <«*r last woek..

F red and Minnie Vogel vixited in l i^douia rehsm^e^ monday. m»iw <i ra'"e john^*s^ an 4 mrs

J a a a r of u c * « d A-a^ivim r i t t t -d <m RenxuMtffa Monday.

IAark>a BOfra Is a t t e n d i n g gt A n t h o n y ' s school In O r a n d Hapids

Mrs. J e n n i e 'Downer and s< *< ( f t ley t a i l e d on Mr. and Mrs, Fu l le i S a t u r d a y even ing . Mr f m i ler seomed much improved •»« c h e e r f u l .

Mr. and Mrs C. tC-idy gpevat in* week-end w i t h Mra. Downer A f t e r s p e n d i n g t h e w i n t e r in F lor ida they a re g lad to get back to Mich igan .

pera F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n . Mr. and Mrs. A u g u s t Mil ler and

fami ly of Grand I t ap lds , Mr. R h a m y and d a u g h t e r E m m a and Maggie and J o h n Aus t in were S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n • -al lers a t t b e home of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mil ler and f ami ly .

Mr. and Mrs. Pau l S imons of Grand i t ap ids w e r e S u n d a y e v e n i n g gues t s at t he homo of Mr., and Mrs. J. 1) Oos l i r .

T h e S t a r Club of Lisbon met a t he home of Airs. Amy IJette?

Wednesday . Mr. and Mrs. Alber t H a m m o n d

e n t e r t a i n e d for S u n d a y d i n n e r , Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n Crowley and d a u g h -te r . Helen and Maur i ce Mead and Pau l Gin ter .

Wes t Spa r t a E x t e n s i o n Class met at t h e home of Mrs. F r a n k Holtn-tpuiat W e d n e s d a y .

Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Reed e n t e r -ta ined t h e i r son, Delber t and f a m -ily of Q r a n d Hapids Tuesday even->ng

Mt. a n d Mrs. Roland Miller ca l led n t h e i r n iece , Mrs. H e r b e r t S t r o h m

• nd f a m i l y Tuesday . Mrs. F W. Hidgly a n d two l i t t l e

l»Ugli ter« of Detroit, a r e v i s i t ing tbe • * tr, Mrs »: J . Sp« . 1

and fami ly t h i s week Mr. and Mrs. Bert S a u r e n t e r

ra ined as t h e i r E a s t e r d i n n e r m e r i t * ' Mr. and Mrs. J . Cos ter and fami ly Mr. and Mrs. Wil l Sau r , Minor S a u r . k

Mrs. F r a n k S t a g e and Tip £>io< k-lale . .The d i n n e r also honored lb rt ? S a u r ' s b i r t h d a y wh ich o c c u r r e d ! Tuesday .

.Mr. a n d Mrs. Conrad L a c h m a n spent F a s t e r wi th the i r d i u g h l >r Mrs. F r e d Kober and fami ly . .

Mrs. J acob S p a n g e n b e r g and ch l l Iren visi ted his m o t h e r . Mrs. B. J . M e ^ a u g h t o n nea r St. J o h n s f rom Fr iday un t i l Monday.

Mrs. J o h n W r i g h t and d a u g h t e r . Sdna and g r a n d d a u g h t e r , Helen of I a rbo r S p r i n g s s p e n t Wednesdav vening last week a t t he home of

Mr, and Mrs. IrvThg Ryder. PhH { | cbwar t s and A r t h u r ITlnter

of (^otiklin were bus iness ca l le r s a t ft. P . Mi l le r ' s S a t u r d a y .

Mrs. Conrad L a c h m a n visi ted Mrs \ n n a Dti tmer Monday.

Mr and .Mrs. Fred Hit* and t a m -ly ^pent Fa s t e r w i th Mr. and Mrs.

I 8. C h a r t at Big Rapids . Mr, and Mrs. Lyle O'Connor spen t

Monday a f t e r n o o n in G r a n d R a p i d s El«1e Shea r and Mary Hur ley

•f Cast iovia and Miss Gladys P re s ton were S u n d a y e v e n i n g ca l l e r s at t he *tirnr of \ ! r . and Mrs. D D. Aus t in .

000-ALGOMA

OUR THEATER, Sparta THURSDAY • FRIDAY, APRIL 24 n d 25

"Why Leave Home," with News reel

SATURDAY - SUNDAY, APRIL 26 and 27 "Broadway Scandal," with Comedy

TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2!9 and 30 "Skinner Steps Out ," with Comedy

of K a l a m a z o o were Sunday ca l le rs •at t h e J. K. Mos?!Tr home.

Mrs. LTTda F r e n c h vis i ted h e r cot a few day

were Sunday guest? of J. TC and Mine Clara B e r | e r . M ;

, x,., w=,ji. i ac r V I r a n c l M r s - fi!i H e r i n ^ t o n enter* isin Mrs A iam •' an l -aster d inner fo r few days last week. . " | th ir ch l td reu and families. Mr*. Myru Haz.-Itun at Krai Cft» , M r •MS'1 Mr" J w *»P««

•la»Rl...Ts Mr, A-i . BberlelB «f i ̂ V,' * " • .j iUna. t " ™ a i » * ***«« ( 'omstock P a r k ami Mr... Mlnnl* M ' " K 1 ***• 1 * t t l

P e n n i n g t o n of G r a n d Rap ids w e r e ' Sundtty ca l l e r s of t h e i r cousin. Mrs ff. A F r e n c h .

A g r i a t many of the Algoma Hap-t ie t C h u r c h m e m b e r s a t t e n d e d the | s j i n l a y e v e n i n g ded ica t ion se rv ices ) of ^ f ine n e w Kns?lishvllle church j

Miss iVaoml Well brook. Miss Cora I Moor . a n d Allen Berge r of Greetg- { v lie. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McKay

D A N C E Every Saturday night at the

BLUE INN Englis.iville

H I —Hit

f I - . Pesiii-iftg(|Qii ^p^nt wsaifc +n<i i* mfuirra a* tm> , w >** J a a e

Mr. ad Mrs Tom Melton and ao« j John o l Ka iamasoo . i p e n t Kasier I Sunday wi th Mrs J e n n i e Doyi*

Mrs. F lo rence Mosher. Mrs K4- i na Hul l a n d d a u g h t e r . Ouid* a n d ' Mr. and Mrs. J o h n An to r a te " r>l\ , . ! ' 'o . 1 , * n i '

K u t . r i i lnn«r wi th Mr and M r . Y r " a ' ' 7 ' S r > * r " ' » B i r t h T h o m e

Horn to Mr. and Mrs. F red Paa t April 22 a g i r l . Th i s make* two boy* and f ive g i r l s

Wr and Mrs. >ohn Anto r a t t e n d e d Che f u n e r a l of Wm Kt tebrand In <**»* Is rv. 'r*U»*

Grand Rap lda Mrs. Be lva W e b b d a u g h t e r

s t * t f . o f ^ t r p i n ? r " i he i 'robat:^ Court for t he County

f K e l t v t 1 ' ' f ••••Ml C o u r t h e l d al

' ! ' r ' r fu the City of • • j ' »td t 'niint.v, on thr

r>th d^v or a pt: i a . d m o Presen t j o h n Dal ton

.Judge of P roba te . •» i lu- M a t t e r .if th;* e s t a t e of

c l a r a f t p o o r Deceased.

tt a p p e a r i n g lo f ii a* cour t t h a i t h f t ime for p e s e m a t i o n or c la ims against said e s t a t e should be l i m i t e d «nd t h a t a t i m e a n d p l a c e be ap-'Olnted ft> r o f h e . e x a m i n e and ad ins* «;i rlahna and demands against Sid d r . r - n ^ i \ t f 4, i# | h^Tore i s l i

"ourt: Ii u *ir<»ere#l *i«*i n | | c red i to r*

,m »*«'*:eri»e»t are t euuirew) to prmwnt el^tmm lo w.ttd court at s a i d

p r o b a t e o f f i ce ou or be fo re telt 6 th day of August a D . 19 30 a t ten

l o ck in t b e fo renoon , said time and " l a c e hereby a p p o i n t e d for the ex imlnatton and adjustment of all claims and demands aga in s t said deceased.

tt m F u r t h e r Ordered, That pub ie not ice thereof be given hy pub-c . t S o , of . e py of this order tor

t h ree ««*<•**-de« weeks p rev ious lo -s d day or heariag in the Sparta

l,*u u r a newspaper p r in t ed ««d c l n u t a t e d tn said county .

j o h n ft a l t o n J o d g e of P r o b s t s

^ tr»if copy F r e d Ro th . Reg i s t e r of ProKete H a r r i e t S p o o r - S m i t h

PROBATE OF WILL 8TATK OF MICHIGAN, the p roba te Cour t for the County of Kent .

At a atrNsioo ed hul.i cour t , held a t the probate ottte*. lu the city of G r a n d Raplbts, .» i^h-t e o a a t y r on Hie 9th day of AprL * it 1920

P r e s e n t ; Hon. C ari. K Htgtoe* Judge of Proba ta .

In the m a t t e r of « « u t a of ANNA L J L'DKINS

Deceased Lai Verne M. Jmdkins hav ing

filed tn salt! cour t 1 er peti t ion pray-ing t h s t ce r t a in l u s t r a men ts in wr i t ing pu rpo r t lu.|; to be the iast will and t e s t amen t at »»atd de.-eased and codicil t he re to now on f i le in said cour t he admi t -ted to p roba te and t h a t the adminis -t r a t i on of said e s t a t e be g r a n t e d to La Verne J t idk lus >r some e t h e r suit able person, ii U ordered t h a t Jhe 9 th day of Mttjf A D 1930 at 10 o clock in the I'j&renoon at said p roba te o f f i ce be and 1* hereby ap-pointed fo r hea r ing said p e U t f o n . l

It is f a r t h e r ordered, T n a t publ ic notice thereof tie given by publ ica-tion of a copy of t t i ls o rde r , fo r t h r ee eucceaaiva Weeks ( r ev lons to said lay of h e a r i n g in the S p a r t a Sen-

t inel Leader a newspaper c i rcula ted ind p r in t ed in said county .

CLARK K, HIQBEK

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mods l i t #<ve r. a d j o i n tug H o 4 3 ten s« te place «« Near Mtwn or I M k n t U i Rapids : of ? 9 '' a* 7 y

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n a i v - -LADY *&' $0% t NO greeo s t r aw l ike ma te r i a l

iNa-nv .fboppe. R, #H»t!fiel off ice * Reward

' $> (o M 5 (t illy No expe r i ence or "J * cap i t a l needed . W r i t e today . Me

HAT Nea^ C|i l>ep I H F reepo r t , ill N e a r KOit hX&U j . : ti"< 1 PiWC,^' v i:

u r n to ejk» [.a fjvj, db f id ' ( Ion. < h«sap 17s phone ,'lpartfh 4ft F 2 l t i s

i < e e Mr> . &*>r Ung Monday even ing , form.an ^.'revWUng an< Happleyea were Oran

1 itapids shoppe r s T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n Mr. aud Mrs. Wi l l i am F i s h e r o !

Cometock P a r k were ca l l e r s s t t h e

Having been forced to discontinue housekeeping I

am going to dispose of all my household goods at Public '{auction to the highest bidder.

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Wilson Elevator Co. Phone 5 9

SPARTA, MiiCH

We have good Coail - cheap

DIXIE GEM

YELLOW JACKET

KENTUCKY LUMP

POCAHONTAS

Hard Coal and Coke

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' Pol sake *n<i trvend IpM i w*»re Aatttrday gneat# i I C revet luge.

keerjroft#» exteijif* i to t h e fami ly o-f Mrs

Mr and Mrs. Pred Da« j m 'edneaday .• k'hlMp l U r t S S S f l l ,

a u eta P i s s f M a n I | a ere Kal-ajna».K» vlal tora j Mr* WUifam P i a t t * h. I ;'»ra> on t h e t e a a l ine

V.t a.na Mr*.. T A Rogers , sou j Cglwii and gta&d d m i g t u e r * were I i n n e r gitaats of Mr a n d M»*#. R4>>

l l lv f tne r of Kaaiern Ave. S a t u r d a y . Ca l l e r s at T- A Rogers Sunday

even ing were Mr. and Mrs, Roy ; Cook and f ami ly and M r and Mrs { Rov B r o n g e r and d a u g h t e r

T h e r e were t w e n t y y o u n g people i o ••••'• < *me ou t f r o m G r a n d Hap!d< ^JO s u r g r i a e Mlsg Helen Fleet Hat Mr-• d#g nlglvL her 2 # t . b h l r t h -

'4a f AiJ %M<t m levetv tiaae and : sieifrs Mies t»"fi £jsany suorv sue tt ! b i n M a y a

Mr a n d Mrs Jo**gh r i a e t and j d a u g h t e r s and Misa J e s s i cal led at j T A Rearers Monday even ing .

™ -ooo— -W E S T S P A R T A

-ooo--— Mr and Mrs J o h n T imer a n d M»g

Mar t in and d a u g h t e r , i r m a Mr a c d Mrs. A r t h u r UJmer and f ami ly . Con-rad Arno ld , a l l of C o n k l i n a n d Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O t n k l e vis i ted Mr and Mrs. P h t l S c h w a r t s a n d f a m i l y T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g

R h e t n h n r j j « c b m t d t Is d r iv ing a new chevrol>ni e o u p e

Mr. and Mrs. R u d o l p h F«iek s n d f a m i l y spenr T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g wi th ! J o h n a?td Maggie Aus t in .

CnabelJe S o h w a r t g v is i ted heT « r a n d p a r o n t s . Mr and Mrs J o h n r i m e r near Confcltn S u n d a y and Monday.

Mrs. Anna Dutrner a n d eon. Leo a t t e n d e d ebmrch tn Grand Hapids

Good F r i d a y . Alvln Trick s p e n t T h u r s d a y even

ing wi th CaJvln Miller .

URDAY APRIL A t 2 o'c lock s tandard t ime

at Wee Methodist Parsonage, Sparta Following is a partial list

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1 HARD COAL BURNER in good condition - I KITCHEN RANGE, a h w m btv.

1 K r r C E E N T A B L E

$2#BCTMfe|Cf W A S H I N G MACHINE, juat new! overhutJed

—2 T H R E E - BURNER K E R O S E N E STOVER — ' T W O BURNER KEROSENE S T O V E —1 DINING TABLE - S I L V E R W A R E AND DISHES - B E D D I N G AND PILLOWS - 1 COUCH

IJVRGE MORRiS CHAIR - 1 BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE

2 ROCKING CHAIRS ~ « DINING CHAIRS

— 1 0*1« LINOLEUM —1 S>xl2 RUO SOME; CARPETS AND SMALLER HUGS

- 1 B O O K C A S E

— I O R G A N

~ i e l s < " t r i c f l a t i r o n — 1 ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEAKlil — I CARPET SWEEPER —1 ftO-GAL OIL OR GAjg BRUH —I 30- OAL OIL OR OAS DRUM —atTANHTY CYLINDER OIL — 3 BED S m W Q * —2 DRESSERS —1 COMMODE

-Other articles too muRerosii te »»»tion

Everything Must Be Sold

T p f n i Q ' ^ stuns under $10 cash. Over that smsiiBt. m a . notes. Settlements must be made before mevi

from premises.

bankable geods

Wm _ VICTOR PETERSON, auctioneer CHARLES BLAKEMAN, derk

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