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V FRIDAY. APRIL 24, 1614 THE SPARTA SENTINEL-LEADER Lace Curtain PAGB FIVK a wm * Until April 25 we will give a 25 per cent dis- count on Lace Curtains Wc also have a fine line of COMING EVENTS J Mrs. Hailie Pettit is speodiai; a / couple of weeks with her daughter uear —< Big Rapida. Goods 10c, 12c, 15c, 18c, 25c Now is the lioie to buy to save money. Call and see Yours to please, E. W. Smith & Co. Goods Delivered Phone 17 We want your butter and eggs ^April -'4 Junior play at tbe Opera) Mr ,. W m . H iser .pent last Safer- r «a.v with her daughter, Mra. Maud May 5 Sparta High »-hi«p| concert. Farnliaui, of G r a n d R a p i d s . May* Entertainment by Miaa Grace j Clarence Moon aud wife, of Lake Pollen in the M. E church. Odessa, are visiting ber sister, Mrs. ' Monroe Fuller aud liushaud. SPF.C IAI.S I H I S WKKK F . J . Ouellette and wife entertanied ... . ~ ~ l.er father. II. C. Williams, of Sault I b e following merchants have some- SU-. Marie, a few days this week. Ui'ng of especial interest to say to »« v- you through their a d v e r t i n g s p a c e ?T°° leaT8 " U>d ** (Friday) to visit her daughter, Mrs this wi*ek. For instance: Ceo 'A*. Barrett -Auto talk. A. A. Johnson tV <'o.- Fire specials for Farmer.." Day. J - I . Ballard A Co —Specials big hardware for Farmers* Smith & Hussey arc shi! out for busi- ness. Tliey have an entire new line of Wall Paper Sample Books also 1'aiuts, Gold. Sil ver or Wood Letter Signs. Estimates ou Painting, Paperhanging and Sign Work cheerfully given Strict Attention to Country Work Al! Work Guaranteed. j furniture and Day. W. C. Whitney hition of piano t o l»e given awav. j M. D Culver —Demonstration of i Natioual Biscuit compauy's goods on '"'armers* Day. N. li. Wright- lee cream and baked | goods. Dora Clutc—Specials in lace and j embroidery for Farmers' Day. Sytnes .V .Smith Coupon and 20 ! cents for one gallon :.»f good machine oil. D. C. Holt- deduction of 10 |wr cent on all purchases on Farmers* Day. Peoples State Hank Have ac« •ount? George Brown, ofuearGraud Kapids. T. H. Wbittal. wife and daughter, Blanche. visited t.vcr Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Harry Heeley aud family. Mrs. Manchester is vacatiug her . , i house recently sold to M. Csukin and Specials and exh;- j a m o v i n g inU> a house on the north j side. Itev. H. H. Taylor and Mrs. Porter were iu attendance at the Sunday ECI MM>1 CIinvention in Grand liapids lasl week. Miss Lottie Egolf, of Grant, called j zoo, visited from lust Saturday you an Amlrus A Burke F irnishings and f good clothes. Mrs. N\ Gaut Kegnlar $.1 a u d *E . » hats f o r $1 1W o n Farmers' Pay. on friends here Tuesday afternoon. • S h e remained until Weduesday with Mrs. W. Christy. Or. H. M. I i l l lard aod wife are J moving from the Chas. Ballard house ion Centenial avenue to a house in the . Atkinson addition. Tbe big motors were shipped from the Holmes Co.'a power plant Wed- nesday. I>*vi Shippell, of Graud Kapids. was a business caller iu Sparta Wed- uesday. H. W. Schall is spending the week a l M o o r e park, looking after his farm interests there. Miss Nellie King began work in A A. Johnson Jh C o . ' s d r y good* depart- m e n t T h u r s d a y . Mrs. J. A. 1'a Iyer visited from Thurs- day until Saturday with her sisu- t in Grand Kapids. Mrs. Netta MuleUe. of Grand Rapid*, spent Wednesday with her pareuts, K S. Coleman and wife. Dr. Willis Chapman, of Cheboygan, came Tuesday to w* his father, who Is still in a serious condition. M r s . HI l a Cutler left last Wetlnes- | day to spend two weeks w.th her daughter, Mrs. Hudnut, of Kalamazoo. j The many friends of Mrs. Alliert Hammond will be pleased to learr. she K^e*tly improved after her recent illness. E D. Noble and wire, Mrs. **Yed Schneider aud Miss Mary Schafer visited Mrs. F. D. Whlttal and family! lasi Friday. Frank Pol leu and wife, or Halaina- until COMMISSION PLAN IN TRENTON, N. J. End of First Year Shows Rapid Advance. BUDGET LESS, TAXES BOWA •»V 'narks the anniversary PATENTS O N N O rtt. TRAD* MARKS, l a\.-»l» ih! 4 cpjlltf In* Irvi Hkrlch, Mo.trl or Mloln, U •? i? . VI tlWUf, 1VI *«eo«T on lAlPKUkl.uuy. prmt- I »*NK RIFERCNCIi. H '-jnu In «an.p« r&r InraluaMr tiook B S i ?* TO OSTAId »n.l U U P*UKT» I ^ £!' J""* - * * l " M y . U o w u . « inrinn I Uw aiKl ,*hrr _v*£u*i„r u.l^rnuuion' L 0. SWIFT & CO. MTIBT LAWYERS, ^303 Seventh St., Washin 0 ton. D. C. Next 1. ofG-a Kd. *. i. s..iu. was iu Rockford on business Mouuay. Ora Grant, of Grand Kapids, was in town on business Thursi ay. Three hundred and fifty ># a r s ago yesterday Shakespeare was b.irn. Clarence Morehas accepted a position as clerk in a drug store at Scottville. Born, last week lo Fred Teesdale aud wife, of Algonia, a ii |M>und boy. Last week I)r. C. H. Hranch was called Otsego ou two professional visits. The iufaut sou of Harry Bradford and wife is quite sick with bronlcal trouble. Fred Field and wife returned Mon- day from a short visit with his mother at Big Rapids. Mre. Mary Wallace visited over Sundaj with Walter Burtch a n d f a m i Hy, of Shellield. 1-yle, i|,« 3 year old sr.:; of Strib ; Blossom aud wife, is seriously ill i with pneumonia. J. I). Cobb returned Tuesday from a week's business trip in tbe northern part of the state. L. B. Paine ami wife visited ov?r Sunday with tbeir son, Clyde and faiu ily, of Grand Kapids. Mrs Chas. Kemps, of imla.v City, I was the guest of Mrs. 1J. U. Taylor I lasl Thursday and Friday. 1 Millinery Fine line of hats at right prices. Nice flowers at 10c a bunch and up. See them. Shirt Waists I/idies* shirt waists in voile and crepes at 75c to Si 75 each. These are beauties. Ladies' Dresses I have a fine line of lailies' dresses, in fact the best values ever shown bere. A fine, nice dress at S3 oo. White voile dresses at $2 to S7. Children's dresses at 1 ( V t o $.*. A fine line of new dress goods in crepes, voiles, ratines, satins, etc. Specials for Saturday! 1-4 ofl on lace and embroidery Some 12 l-2c gingham only 8 1 2c. Print at 5c aud 6c. r>00 g o o d bargains. DORiTcLUTE Frank Kiuehart. wire and children and his brother, Deltiert, s|»eut Sun- day with his parents, Ed. Kinehart and family, of Algoina. Mr*. Mildred Drayton and little daughter, accompanied by her mother- in-law, left Thursday moruing lo join her husband in Nebraska. Little Luciie Haines spent the latter parl of last week with her sister. Miss Eva. at the Kindergarten Train- ing school in Grand Kapids. N A. Shaw aud wife and Elmer Smith ami wife autoed to Kavenua Suudav and called on Mrs. K. H. Lymburmer wbo Is still in very poor health. Fred Field and wife were happily surprised Saturday when their son, Lester, came home from Evansville, Ind. He returned after a short visit Mrs. el. Buck mas ter, of Ludin«lon, . miedown Tuesday to visit Mrs. M. I). Culver and to superintend the ship- ping of their household goods to their new location. Floyd Lambertson. who is attending college al Albion, is expected here to lake part in the Gold Medal contest lo I* held ai the M. E. church next Wed- nesday evening. Mesdames Ed. Fearron, Jessie Nor- man, h lie Leuip aud Grace WiKiams attended the Sunday school conven- tion in Grand Kapids last week as delegates from the Algoina Sunday school. 1'he druggists of Sparta inform us that after May 1st they will ueither sell nor carry in slock any alcohol or liquor of and kind whatever. They do not intend lo even take out the regular druggist's license. Last Friday N. K. Wright purchas- ] ed C. A Moore's iuteresl iu tbe sport- I i n g goods and ice cream business and j will continue same, maintaining the j s a m e h i g h excellency that bas lieen I characteristic of this store. D. C. Holt has added two large .glass display «'ases to the equipment jof his jewelry slore, making a marked improvement in the apiw»arance of the interior as well as giving increased facility for displaying bis sU»ck. 'n giving the list of uvwly elected officers o f t h e Eastern Star in our last issue we stated that Orson Bradford was made sentinel. This was an error and should have read Orson Stebbius as Mr. Bradford is not a member. A large nui i ber of the men's Brother- hi»od class or ibe Baptist Sunday | School went lo Graud Kapids Friday evening lo hear Kev. Harold Sayles. wbo is holding meetings in the Plain- field ave. Methodist church in Grand Kapids. Died, Monday morning, April 20, Harvey Lester, the 2-mooths-old son of Wm. Sheppard and wife. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. B H. Taylor, were held from the home Wed- nesday at 2 p. in. Interment in Green- wood cemetery. We enjoyed a t i n e g r a p e fruit ami Commissioners Have Elim.natad Par- tisan Politics and Have Raised Standard of Pubitc Moral*—A Re- port Just Issued by Msyor-Director. The result* of (be first complete fis cal year of commission government in ' 1 Yen ton are set forth lu a report made public by Frederick W. Donnelly, j umyor director of public affairs in that j eifc-. showing »?reat improvements ef-; fected In every department of Ihe city - * ; government ami sul»slantlal gains in economy and efflrlent bindues* sdrnin- I I*trillion shorn or the discord of party |»olitica. Trent ou was one of the first, < itl- s to ad>»pt the commission form of government In the east, and other New Jersey cities have since adopted »t I The results obtained in Trenton have clearly demonstrated bey ud tbe drranis of bis stnuueheet pupporteni the suiMMioritv of u ie new s^Uui.-j says Mayor lH>nnelly in his re|K>rt. ! "Both !n economy and effli-iency tbe, I city bas advanced with rapid strides.! The cost of administering the govern- ment for the Inst fiscal year was $4,377 less than during the preceding year; j the ratable* of the city were increased ' 8.70 |.er cent during the year; the boud- •-d debt of Ihe city was decreased more than 3.5 per cent, the tax rate for the f i r s t fiscal y e a r was reduced 2 ceuts on each $ loo of valuation. "In connection with the tax rates It rp. ^ , . 18 Interesting lo note that for three hose who alleuded lhe dance at years preceding Ibe adoption of the The Home for Savings" Directors: Manly W. Burtch Coles A. Bloomer Charles A. Johnson August A. Johnson Bruce N. Keister Dr. D. J. Wallace Frank D. Pease Orson N. Bradford William Lauffer Depositary for U. S. Postal Funds 4 Per Cent Paid on Deposits T HIS BANK aims to be help- ful to the home-builder, lib- eral with the farmer and the merchant, and courteous to all. With ample capital and surplus it ofters to the people of Sparta and Northern Kent County those services which can be efficiently furnished by a strong, well-equip- j»ed and conservative bank. Ap- preciative of the liberal support in the past, it hopes to serve you in the future. Safety deposit boxes for rent in our fire and burglar proof vault, which is equipped with the Ameri- can Electrical Burglar Alarm. SPARTA STATE BANK Tuesday moruing at the home of h s parents bere. Mrs. F. Schneider and Miss Mary Schafer, of Grand Rapids, visited at lhe borne of F. 1). Noble from Thurs- day u u l i l S a t u r d a y . Mrs. EdiU> B a r r y , of near Muske- gon, came lasl Saturday to sp*nd about a wetk with her parents. Hor- ace itosegraul ami wife. I* rank I ufllelintre, living a mile east of the village, had Ihree of his tiugers badly mangled Monday when he got bis hand caught in a buzz saw. ARMOCK 'S Meats Free Delivery Telephone 22 the K. of P. hall lasl Friday evening report au enjoyable time. T1k* pro- moters will give a May party next Friday eveuiug, May I. Mrs A. H. Meeker spent Monday with her father, John Hrown, in the Bu iter worth hospital, Grand Kapids He was quite ill lasl week but is re ported heller al present. N. A. Shaw is pulling on lhe finish- ing touches in the redecoratiou of his p«n»l r o o m . He's doing the artistic sluuIs himself without the aid of sten- cil or laudscape scenery. Or. Ward Fergusou, wife and baby ami Mr. and Mrs. Kalambach autoed from Grand Kapids Sunday for a short visit with the formers' parents, A. J. Ferguson and wife. Tbe news reached here on Wednes- day of the arri val ou Tuesday of an Hi-pound b o y a t tbe home of itussel Smith and wife, of Jackson. The youngster will l»e known as W a r d H u g h Smith. Ward Church and wife moved lasl week from the rooms over J. C. Bal- i lard vV Co.'s furniture store into Mrs. Dora Cluie's house ou Pearl street, formerly occupied by Charles Cole aud wife. Harry Johusou bought a tiue learn of farm horses of Morris Howler, ::l Algoma. this week. Two *eeks ago Mr. Johuson moved bis family to bis Tarm near Keeds, where they will lite this summer. Men of war as Merchantmen. In the "liI days a government bad a good « hau e of g e l l i n g Iwick a part of its uuvul>x|MMKliture. W h e n t h e r e >v:is practically no difference between tbe manor war and Ihe merchantman, for the war vessel engaged in trade In times of peace. Kllzalteth hired out b<?r navy for all sorl.s of pur|»oses aud saw to It that she bad ber share of the profits. The Idea nnght l»e commended to Ibe present government. I would willingly pay the full third class fare to l>e carried to Osfend by a liread nought -1 .oudon Sta nda rd. A Long Wait. "Did you nud your wife take a long trip on your honeymoon?" "It seemed long to me. Her fattier had promised lo settle a snug sum of money on us as soon as we got back." —Chicago Record-Her*Id. NOTICE. Dr. Bolender annoom-es that he now has bis office fully equipped for the testing and examination of eyes aod fillintr of glasses. Broken leoses cart be accurately replaced on short notice. All work will l»e fully guaranteed. 17 x several oranges which were part or the | contents of a barrel sent by Frank j * >or cook stove use we have Rice, of Dunedin, Fla., to his son. j >,K '»l">ulas egg, Jackson Hill nut, Carl, lasl week. The fruit which came washed nut and Hard No through in excellent condition was! 2 They're a i I good. J. If. Brace, distributed a s f a r as possible among 14-t-f Mr Rice's friends bere aod all a | e ' predated the reir.embrao.-e. Saturday Uie Happy Hour Theatre Mrs. C. D. Walch, who accompanied 1 h * ve * show. Black-f.ee her husband u» the Soldiers* hon»e last I * od musical art, also four week, h a s I w e n back It town for a few ' ,ood r< * 1 " ° f P*Ctursa for the matine*- days. Her application for admission ! mt 2:1.1 p. m , •"> a n d 10 cents. 17* to the woman's annex has not yet been accepted and she is awaiting a meet- ; Bojs aod girls are going wild about lag of the board early io May wben I t b e auto to be given a<*ay al lhe she exoects to lie admitted. I Q order Happy Hour Theater. J7« | to be near Mr. Walch she will remain " 4 4 7 ; Wb« bo. j t h e bast.' Caii Hi. j«.u commission form of government tbe rate hud U-eu advandug at an average ! Increase of seventeen points a year. "The revenue defi. It of $37.1908 t b a t existed ut tbe close of th*. fiscal year' of 1U12 w a s reduced to $12,301. When f tbe lioard of commissioner* took of- I th e the revenue deth-lt was #€1.807. The apparent uecesaily to issue Isuids at that time to futtd the revenue deficit has disappearisl. and It Is reasonable to supiiose Unit at the close of the cur- rent fiscal year (lie revenue deficit will have oeen entirely wiped out nud tbe city will have a revenue surplus. "This year the city b:i» not la-en obliged to negotiate any temporary loans, an unprecedented condition, as it baa alw; .s Isceu Ibe custom to bor- row about $--TiO.Ot«| for maintenance and o|ierailng eS|ienKee |M*ndiug the collection of anticipated taxes. '"The value of fixed property owned by tbe city is $i;.s.^.|;{0. The city now has financial statements ke|»t on a basis of scientific and busioesallke ac- curacy and svstein The Income for the year ending F e b 28. 1914. was $2G.- 000 more than expenses, Tbe expenses for the last four years prior to com- mission government imd Increased an- nually at :iu average rate of $5«.000. Expense of the last year immcdiately prior to commission government's adop- tion. showed tfltii: txio iucrease. while tbe first year of commission govern- ment showed a decrease of over $4,000 under the prior year." truler ibe heading. "Business Super- sedes Politics." the report says: "To enumerate the many Improve- ments aud accomplishments that bave been witnessed in Trenton under com- mission govemuieut administration, uslde from the financial curtailments, would be iMirdcriug on the impossible. We bave witnessed the destruction of partisan ;>olitics in Ihe delilierations of our governing I MMI. V. not one partisan vote having l»eeu taken during the two years of its existence, and this despite Ibe fact tbat the commission comprises three Democrats aud two Itemiblicans. "During our administration we will ercct and ; ut into o|*erallon a filtration plant coHliug approximately $.100,000 and will have plans designed and prob- ably commence actual work on tbe construction of a Sewage disposal (•hint and garbage incinerating plant, tbe latter to su|x-rsede our present ore matory. We have also provided for two new fire stations, twenty-five addi- tional iiollcenieii. improved streets, bet- ter lighting facilities. Increased park territory, harbor facilities and many other Improvements. We have atno ar- ranged to increase our parking spaces and recr» ation center* "T'nder commission government tbe standard of publk* morals in Trenton bas been materially raised All city or- dinance* and state laws are rigidly en- forced. and the freedom of policemen and firemen from tbe poilUcal yoke that formerly cu>-oin|iaaae<J t b e in has unquestionably made Trenton a better city from every viewpoint." I ship all kinds of live stock every Fnday, paying the highest market price. See me before you sell. In meats I furnish the best the mar- ket affords at all times and at prices that will appeal to you. Come in. Phone in your orders and we GOING TO PAPER? Our Wall paper prices are right, you can be sure, but that is only part of the satisfaction We afford you. Our papers are strictly high-class—all grades, of course but each grade the best that can be had anywhere at prices approaching ours. Before you buy come in and look the stock oOer. WE GIVE SUGAR COUPONS BE SURE TO GET THEM ! Bolender's Pharmacy Civia Activities In Argentina. From the Argentine Republic come some Interesting report* of civic and municipal activities In ih toUf 1913. the first international children's con- I gre*s ever held in lhe Argentine Repub lie was I nation rated in Buenos Aire* The principal subjects discussed re- , ferred to liygtete* school administra- tion. sanitary supervision in scboots, mental training and development of 1 Ihe child, indoor and ofien air exercise. *pori*. etc In connection with tbe congress a school exhibition was held, which was kept of»en for Inspection snd study until Nov. 20. 1H13 At both the congress and the exhibition there w s s a large attendance of tear b e n a n d others interested ia educational work. CJ&RIGHT'S "The Store That's Different" Ice Cream Baked Goods Cigars and Tobacco Agent for Conktin Pens and Oliver Typewriters Farmers' Day at Sparta, April 25th—Free Sugar! ~ I -

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Page 1: Millinery - spartahistory.orgspartahistory.org/newspaper_splits/The Sentinel Leader/1914/The... · V FRIDAY. APRIL 24, 1614 THE SPARTA SENTINEL-LEADER Lace Curtain PAGB FIVK a wm

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S y t n e s .V .Smith C o u p o n a n d 20 ! c e n t s f o r o n e g a l l o n :.»f g o o d m a c h i n e o i l .

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T b e b i g m o t o r s w e r e s h i p p e d f r o m t h e H o l m e s C o . ' a p o w e r p l a n t W e d -n e s d a y .

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