1901-06-27; Clare Sentinel

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Sentinel
Established 1878.
OLABE, MIOHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, J901.
New Series:. Vol. 9, No, Si
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Until
Sale will last ten
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1st   of  -Joly
Reduetion
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Now is the time to buy your -4th of July Suit, we have the.
largest stock of Fine Clothing in the county.
Two weeks ago we made a deal with one of the Largest Manufacturers of Shoes in .the United States. The factory was flooded
for a short time during the spring freshet, and could not get their
April orders out. Consequently a great many orders, consisting
of Thousands of PairB of shoes, were countermanded by people who
were in a hurry for their goods. We, with ten other large shoe
merchants of the state, bought the entire countermanded stock at
One-Third Less.than the manufacturer's prices. All new lasts and
toes direct from the factory. Will be sold at Regular Wholesale
Prices. The manufacturer's loss will be our customer's gain.
Stock consists of Ladies', Misses', Boys' and Children's Shoes.
Will be ready for your inspection Saturday, June 22nd, 1901.
Also a new line of Hamilton,
ceived.   Call and see them.
Brown Shoe Co.  Shoes just re-
Have just received a full line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Collars and Cuffs from the celebrated Corliss, Coon & Go's factory
Troy, N. Y. Every Collar and pair of Cuffs are guaranteed to be
the best on the market. Collars are equal to any 25c Collar on the
market, price 15c each 2 for 25c.   Cuffs 25c pair.
Call in and get one of those neat and desirable little books
called ' 'What to Wear."   They are free.
We will show you the cuts of styles next week.
J3ickf)el) Company
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New Adyertiseinents.
Davy & Co., dry goods, clothing.
Carlson & Russell, bazaar.
A. J. Doherty & Sons, hardware.
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Frank Falk, sr., is up from Owosso
this week,
"W. 0. Fuller of Farweli was in the
city Friday.
Frank McLellan was down from
Farweli Monday.
A. J. Lacy and A. R. Canfield were
in Saginaw this week.
E. J. McKay of Yernon was in Coleman on business Saturday.
On Monday Mrs. Charles Arrand
gave birth to a baby boy.
Miss Muriel Knowles visited her
parents in Evart Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Jackson of Saginaw is
visiting friends in the city.
The Other Aid meets next Wednesday with Mrs. G. E. Benner.0
Mrs. C. W. Calkins is visiting her
parents near Flint this week.
^A. Van Brant and Wm. Boss fished
•at Lalie the first of the week.
Aaron Ritter of Thompsonville visited friends in Clare this week.
Hiss Kittle Chase went to Mt.
pleasant Monday for a week's visit.
•f he Guild will meet witb Mrs. E. B.
Hbrnung next Wednesday afternoon.
Wm. McKay and wife and Sam. Loo-
mis and wife visited in Midland this
week.
"#-.F. H. Russell returned Friday from
& Week's visit to his parents hear Oak
•drove.
A. 3< Searle was in Glare Monday,
Jaaving been acting as a juror in Har-
flSOti.
John Imerman of Detroit was guest
tst Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Baumgarth yes-
•$efi3ay. «*
V Saile Irotimun-zer is unable to at-
%mi% be;? school duties this week ow-
■-Jar*--) illness*
J. R. Hess is having erected on bis
residence property on east Forth
street a barn.
The Ladies' Home Mission society
meets Tuesday next at the home of
Mrs. D. Clark.
John Harper was overcome by the
intense heat Monday, suffering from
a light sunstroke.
Dr. wray reports the birth Tuesday
of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Tracey of Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Durand
visited over Sunday at the home of
Mrs. M. J. Lansing.
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Dell Kump sold his driving horse to
Flint parties, himself driving to Flint
with the animal last week.
Two hundred fifty-one students received diplomas from the Ypsilatnti
State Normal College this week.
Mrs. Wm. Kelly left this morning
for Buffalo, and after a week's visit at
the Pan, will go to her home in Newark
N, J.
Mrs. Ben j. Graff* is in the city this
week shipping hev household goods to
Chicago. Benj. is now working in a
law office there.
Mr, and Mrs. L. T. Olds and Mrs. E.
H. DeVogt and little Ardis went to
Ovid Tuesday to attend the wedding
of Miss Mabel Mix.
Supervisors J. R. Goodman, A. C.
Gordanier and T. J. Dwyer are in
Harrison tbis week at a session of the
board of supervisars.
Walter Snider of Mt. Pleasant,
eighth grade teacher-elect for tbe ensuing year, was in the city Friday
looking over the field.
Mr, and Mrs. E.- G. Walch gave a
farewell reception to the Clare corps
of teachers, at their home, west State
street, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Chapel returned from the
hospital at Saginaw last week and we
regret to say the doctors there gave
her little encouragement.
Henry Lange has returned from the
Lutheran seminary at Saginaw and
will sdend the summer at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Lange.
Mrs. W. Wolsey and daughter, Miss
Edith, went to Petoskey Wednesday
where, in company with Rabbi Wol-
Seyof Little Rock, Arkansas, they
will spend several weeks.
Miss Pansy Kibourn was in Clare
Saturday on'her way home to Farweli.
She closed her spring term of school
in Greenwood township Friday.
Lamb & DePotty are this week
burning a kiln of brick recently manufactured here. This week they also
made some 4-inch tile which have
every appearance of being flrst-class.
Miss Mae Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Smith of Vassar,
formerly of Clare, graduated this
week from the Vassar schools, in
honors ranking well up in the class.
A severe thunder storm came up
Tuesday noon, but with the exception
of the damage done by lightning little
was done. Ella Cope's house in Vernon
was struck but the damage was not
great.
During the month of May Clare
county contributed eleven souls which
crossed with tbe almost innumerable
throng, tne river Styx: Grant, l; Redding, 3; Sheridan, 1; Surrey, 1; Ciare,
4; Harrispn 1.
Albert De Hart of Loomis was a
pleasant caller at the Sentinel office
Friday. "Bert" taught near Beaverton this spring and has been engaged
to teach the grammer department at
Gladwin next year.
George Saxton, the towerman, is on
a thirty days' lay-off and his place is
filled by Clifford Clark. George will
spend several days fishing and will
visit his daughter in Grand Rapids
before resuming his duties.
Tbe K. of P's had a very pleasant
time at their hall Thursday evening.
Two degrees were worked and after
this a banquet was spread. Forty-
seven from Evart came down by
special train and many other visitors
were present.
The case in the circuit court last
weefc, Kelly V3. the city of Clare, went
to the jury, and after long and weary
deliberations a disagreement was returned standing nine to three in favor
of the city* It is-quite probable the
case will not come up again.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Com pton from
Spnngville, Pa„ and Miss Hattie Hol-
lenbeck of Rock Falls, III., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Loomis in Wise. Mrs. Compton and
Mrs. Loomis are sisters and Jbad hot
seen' each other for twelve years,
while Miss H. is a niece and is visiting
Michigan for the first time.
FANS
Complete New
Lines
Wo to $1.75
'amy
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Everything to Wear
at   LoWest   Prices
BELTS
New Elastic Beits  J
50b
New Satin Belts
25g and 50g
Clearing Sale of Ladies3
Tailor Made Suits
15 Ladies* suits, nearly all sample, s'uits; made of popular fabrics, in the
newest styles, at low prices to close them out.      -     w •
$7.50-All -Wool Venetian Eton Suits $6,75
$10.00, $11.00 and $12.00 Suits only 9.00
$16.50 and $17.50 Suits only 14.50
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Silk Waists
Black Jap. Silk Waists
3.25 ai)d 3*75
Black Taffeta Waists
4-75 aijd 5.00
Special Shoe Vaftie
Ladies' Fine Dongola Shoes made
of solid leather throughout, all sizes,
F>&r Psair $1.50
Wash Goods
Special
AH our 15c fine figured Dimities
new patterns, popular coloring,
special price to close them out,
per yard
Light   Prints
31-2 cts. yd.
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dc Co.
Best Indigo
Prints
5 cents pi
Closing Out Sale of Millinery
During the month of June I want to close out every hat in my etosre. Id*-.
order to do this I offer them at greatly reduced prices. Ladies, if you have n.ot.
purchased your summer hats call and see those lovely Tucked Chiffon Turbans
in all colors. Also children's hats in all shapes and colors. A full, line of
baby bonnets and mull hats.
Kespectfully,
MRS. K. M. GOODMAN,
Clare county will be interested to
know tbat tbe last official document
the late ex-Governor Pingree signed
was the virtual pardon of Ellas Kir-
van, formerly of Arthur township.
The wife of Kiryan went dav after
day to the office of, the governor and
there sat and wept, The governor on
the evidence submitted was not inclined to pardon" the man, but he could
not stand the tears of that devoted
Wife. The pardon was signed just
one-half hour before Gov. Bliss took
the chair.
The city-corps of teachers will scater
this week. Supt. Bennett will attend
the 1$. E. A, at Detroit and rusticate.
Miss Currier Will spend her vacation
at her home in Buchanan and attend
the Buffalo show. 0. B. Wait will attend school at Big Eapids. Miss
Bruske will visit In Detroit. Miss
Knowles will visit tn Detfbit and
Cleveland. "Miss McDonald will remain at home.    Miss Robinson will
attend the Mt. Pleasant Normal.
Miss Brown will remain at her home
in Ithaca. Miss Brewer will remain
at her home in Vernon.
A most enjoyable spread was tbat
given Friday eyening by Mr.-and Mrs.
J. G. Roxburg at the home of Mr. ahd
Mrs. W. H. Elden. This was the result of an agreement entered into by
Supt. Bennett, R. J. Willoughby, C.
B. Wait,'J. G. Roxburg, A. H. Aldrich
and E. G."Welch, when they occupied
a table known as the "Bachelor table"
at the Calkins. The agreement was
that as the fellows were captured bv
Cupid's attractions each should serve
a spread. Mr. Aldrich being unable
to attend, it was thought Frank
Louch eligible to this shrine, and he
was accordingly in attendance in place
of the absent one.
We still hope to Bee in an early issue
of the Commoner, an announcement
from Mr. Bryan Of his unalterable opposition to running for the Presidency
three times.
Pensions.
Newton T. Kirk of Albidn, Mien,,
claim agent of twenty-fife years' experience, will be at Central, flotel,
Olare, Friday, July 5th, to attend" to
pension business. Sofdiers of-civil and
Spanish war, widows and all others
having claims, original or increase,
are invited to meet him. Bring pension certificates. 30-2
Stock For Sale.
Full blood registered Gallaway bull,
two years old, kind and gentle.
For particulars call on or add*t*ess,
Arthur J. Searkbs, box 13, Tenable,
Mich. ■  . ■    '- 58-tf
4th   of  July   Rates  via   -As**-**
Arbor R, R. ■ •' *
The Ann Ai-bof B. R. will -sell ■■«*•
cursion tickets July 3rd iM -4th,
limited to return July 5th at «&m tea
for the round trip to all points m its
Hue and connections withfo 390 •saHes
of startihg point.