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T H E S E N T I N E L - L E A D E R . SPARTA. MICHIGAN
F r i d a y , May 12. 1933
Am I Intruding?"- Senior Class Play - May 19
T H E YELLOW FRONT S T O R E
S GASH STORE
STORE O P E N E V E R Y E V E N I N G U N T I L 9 O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY SPECIALS—WHILE THEY LAST!
Smoked Pig Hocks
2 lbs. 9 c
Pork Sausage
2 lbs. 1 5 c
s Bread, 20-oz., sliced
loaf 6c
GROCERIES — DRV GOODS — S H O E S
Quality Merchandise at Low Prices
J E L L - Q DESSERTS, 5c; 4 f o r
lie
C A M P B E L L ' S B E A N S , 5e; I for
19c
VAN CAMP'S R E D K I D N E Y BEANS, 5c; 4 for...
19c
Come w i t h m e to t h e
S A L T . 2-lb. box, 5c; I for
19c
SENIOR PLAY
TOMATO SOUP, 5c; 4 f o r
19c
S A U R KRAUT. can. 5c; 1 for
19c
TOMATO J U I C E , IZVz-oz.
P E A C H E S , can, 5c; 4 f o r
19c
W H E A T POPS. 5c; \ for
19c
CAMAY. IVORY, HARD WATER C A S T I L E ,
V E N E T I A N SOAP. 5c: 1 for
19c
T o Be G i v e n
Friday, May 1 9 / 3 3
COFFEE
WHITE H O U S E
25c
TASTY CUP
BLISS
25c
19c
Corn No. 2 can. 1 for
25c
Salad Dressing, 1 qt.
21c
Dutch Cleanser. 2 for
15c
Q u a k e r Oats, targe
13c
Pink Salmon. 3 cans.
1 lb. C a l u m e t Baking
Powder
25c
N o r t h e r n Tissue,
3 rolls ...
Fancy Red Salmon, can 15c
Selox, large pkg.
25c
17c
American Family Soap
Chips
19c
10c
M O T H E R ' S G U A R A N T E E D BREAD F L O U R
CORN MEAL. 5 lbs.
10c
GRAHAM, 5 lbs.
R Y E FLOUR. 5 lbs.
18c
PASTRY, 5 lbs.
15c
IN
L u m b e r , Fuel and Building Materials
MAURICE LANG FORD
E \ R N E S T RATHBURN
ELSIE GETT\
MARJORY VARE
Tell All Your F r i e n d s to Attend lhe Senior Play. May 19
WILLIAM D'AMOUR
DICKIE WALDRON
N E V A M A E ROGERS
MONA
PETER
S p a r t a Lumber & Fuel Co.
RODGER BLOOM
P h o n e 33
MARIE GOLD
Sparta, Mich.
H A R R I S O N BRACE
For Mother's Day
R O B E R T A ANDERSON
DORA
JITDSON LILLIE
G E R A L D MAYS
Beautiful Boxed
H E L E N CARLSON
S A L T BLOCK
33c
C I G A R E T T E S , all popular brands, pkg.
10c
(Go to t h e Senior Plav
Everybody Come!
65c to $2.u0
(Guaranteed F a s t Colors
Newest Styles
55c; Z tor Si.00
Graduation!
DO YOUR GRADUATION
SHOPPING EARLY
A Small Deposit
will hold a n j s i f t a t t h i s s t o r e :
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May 19, a t t h e S e n i o r P l a y ?
NOW WE WILL
LAI t i l l W I T H YOU
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Senior P l a y , Friday, May IS
First Quality Meats
Watches $5 to $50
59c
25c
"COME IN A N Y H O W "
We'll sec you a t t h e Senior Play
FOR G I R L S
J e w e l r y — R i n g s , Pins. C o m p a c t s ,
N't > ki^i rs, 5 l « r i c » ,
I/kv»p-s
M a k e - u p Boxes. F a n c y S t a t i o n e r y
FOR iiOVS
F o u n t a i n f e n s . Belt Sets. Tic a n d
C o l l a r Holders, Knives. C h a i n s ,
Bill Folds, a n d Military S e t s
You can't be too c a r e l a l
in the s p r i n g a b o u t dem a n d i n g absolutely
KOZY KORNER
Sparta Dry Cleaners
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C U R T A I N S DRY C L E A N E D
OR L A U N D E R E D
ME AT S
You can rest a s s u r e d
t h a t ours are.
R O S E S — HYISR1D G E R A M l » S
SNAPDRAGONS — 1 ENERAS
C A R N A T I O N S — CALSARIA
C A L A L I L I E S - - HEGONIAS
Come E a r l y — Or Ph« ne Your O l d e r
W e Deliver — Call 40
•Say It W i t h Flowers and Say It W i t h Ourt>"
T h e Senior Class of Sj»arta
School
P r e s e n t s " A m I I n t r u d i n g ? " , F r i d a y , May l.»
SPARTA
Stop and Shop
"The Store of Values"
HAMMER'S JEWELRY STORE
B e s u r e a n d see t h e S e n i o r P l a y
SJemoiin
Best Market Prices Paid
Clarence Anderson
P h o n e 138
POWERS & FINCH
See You a t t h e Senior P l a y !
MOTH S
ROACHESJ
DON'T MISS J E R R Y —
F r e s h f r o m Sage Creek, by heck
BEDBUGS!
.. o t h e r
g.H.d l a n s h May 19th.
for Grain and Beaus
ONE B U S H E L OF W H E A T
For M O T H E R ' S B A Y
GIFTS
for Mother!
A CAKE
FRESH COOKIES
CREAM P U F F S
"Am I I n t r u d i n g ? "
is a n E x t r a F i n e C o m e d y
Sparta Bakery
P r a n k Cnossen
P h o n e 11"
MERCHANDISE
Prices
E. W . Randall
F o r b a b y ' s s a k e c h a n g e now t o
p a s t e u r i z e d milk. I t is t h e p u r est. cleanest a n d m o s t v i t a m i n giving milk you c a n o b t a i n .
S p a r t a Dairy Buf*«*nnilk is also
m o s t delicious. A t r i a l convinces.
"The Corner Grocery"
SPARTA
50c to SI .50
S P A RT A
P h o n e 187
D A I R Y
S p a r t a , Mich.
S p e c i a l S a l e on P e r e n n i a l s
Potted Plants from 5c to 7 5 c
A COLLECTION O F 12 2-VR.-OLD
P L A N T S FOR $1.00
Prices are Reasonable H e r e !
I Columbine. I Dwarf G e r m a n I r K 2 S h a s t a Daisy.
I O r i e n t a l Poppy. 1 Scabiosa. 1 C a r n a t i o n . I C.aillardia. 1 P a i n t e d Daisy. 2 D e l p h i n i u m s a n d I C r a s s Pink
Whv not hottst the Senior Class by coming to their play
May 19?
MICHIGAN
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G I L B E R T S AND
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Sparta, Michigan
TANGLEFOOT
WARM DAYS A R E J U S T
AROUND T H E C O R N E R :
WHITMAN'S — G A L E S
M O T H E R S DAY CARDS — STATIONERY
And Other Suitable (Gifts
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1 Hybrid Double Delphinium and 1 Sedum
Acre (Given Free with each Collection
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INSECTS
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WE E X C H A N G E 27 POUNDS O F FLOUR FOR
Sparta, Mich.
SHOP
9 x 12 Cleaned — $2.00
Kesizing — SI.00
who will give you many a
Remember t h e Senior Play, May 19
FLOWER
RUG C L E A N I N G
EAST VARIETY STORE
W I L S O N ELEVATOR CO.
C AN S O L V r .
THE MYSTERY
W hile They Last
GIRLS' P A J A M A S
L I T T L E GIRLS* D R E S S E S
All New Goods
Friday, May 19
WE OFFER:
Linene Dresses!
\V. J . B R A C K
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Cut Fiowers - - Potted Plants
OF
" T h e Rexall S t a t e "
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A MOTHER'S DAY THOUGHT"
BIG SALE
Phone 59
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PERRY'S DRUG STORE
A d m i s s i o n : A d u l t T i c k e t s 2 0 c ; Y o u t h ' s T i c k e t s 10c
As t h i s is the last time to see t h e Seniors
— let's go to their play May 19th
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T h i s play will keep you in fits <.r laughter t h e whole evening
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" T h e Little S t o r e on the Corner with t h e Lowest Expense
and the Lowest P r i c e s "
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We Can Meet Your Requirements
(GEORGE SPANGENIJER(G
B L A I R HOOVER
19c
SPARTA
A L I C E IN MAN
MRS. H A S T I N G S
VIOLET VARE
13c
P H O N E 35
C a s t of C h a r a c t e r s
»>9c
SNOW C L A P PASTRY
ROBERT O ' N E A L
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HORACE V \ R E
FLOUR
Don't Forget t h e Senior Play, Friday, May 19—Go!
R oVlOCK
High
B R E A K F A S T B L E N D 17c
Potted Flower Plants
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
'Am I Intruding?
19c
can, 5c; 4 f o r .
Ask your girl if you can take h e r to t h e
Senior P l a v — F r i d a v . Mav 19!
DIFUSOR
G e t rid of b u g s the
new
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Tanglefoot D I F U S O R
and DIFUSO. the most
powerful, penetrating,
and c o m p l e t e insect exterminator ever
i n v e n t e d . Quickly kills a!! i n s e c t s — y e t
is a b s o l u t e l y h a r m l e s s t o h u m a n s , f o o d s ,
o r f u r n i s h i n g s . Ask a b o u t o u r low c o s t
r e n t a l plan.
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CARN ATIONS and OTHER CUT FLOW E R S
" A m 1 I n t r u d i n g ? " brings a new and distinctive type of
play into t h e a m a t e u r theatrical field
E v e r y C h a r a c t e r in the play " A m I Intrudi n g ? " is worthy of a s t a r a c t o r !
WM. A. ROGERS & CO.
O S T M A N F L O R A L C O M P A N Y , Sparta, Michigan
PHONE 5
SPARTA, MICH.
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T H E SENTINEL-LEADER. SPARTA, MICHIGAN
F r i d a y , May 12, 1933
THE SENTINEL-LEADER
B o b Wilson a n d W i l l i a m Noller a t - !
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WINNER O F MI SIC PRIZE
instruction a t Holland o n Monday.
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his home at East Sparta from shock
c o r d , u s e d i n o t h e r t i r e s , a n d Superr e s u l t i n g f r o m a leg f r a c t u r e s u f f e r e d ,
waytwist c o r d , u s e d i n G o o d y e a r s . . . T h a t
d i f f e r e n c e i s i n t h e stretch
a n d comein a f a l l i n h i s b a r n s e v e r a l w e e k s a g o . '
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; brother.
n e e d s by p h o n e ,
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makes a mother mother-hearted.
every c a r o w n e r c o u l d s e e t h a t d e m o n ; of J a m e s t o - v n . P u n e r a l s e r v i c e s w e r e D w e l l s s i l e n t , d e e p w i t h i n t h c s o u l , h a s
and bring the tiers
stration. there wouldn't be anything
held a t t h c Bettes chapel here at 1:30
used but C o o d y e a r T i r e s . "
you n e e d t o y o a .
this rare gift perchance departed?
M o n d a y w . t h i n t e r m e n t in G e o r g i a - E r e yet t h e u n h e r s e w a s p l a n n e d , e re
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t h e m a k i n g of a h e a r t d i v i n e .
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dying as eternity,
a s t h e p l a n e t s ' course—
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LICENSED EMBALMER
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