1901-10-10; Clare Sentinel

              Established 1878*
GLARE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 1Q, 1901.
New Series: Vol.9, No. 46
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We are receiving new good in all departments this
week. Gall and see the largest stock of goods in the
county.
Sole agents for McMiUeij Paijfcs $3-00 ai>d $3.50
Sole  agents   for O*   Jlreeches,  ijeW pair free if
fcheij rip.
We Guarantee Euery Pair of McMilfen Pants we sell.
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MARY TATMAN, EDITOR.
John Badgley of Lansingville entered the eighth grade Monday.
The teaching of German is this year
somewhat based on the inductive
method. The classe3 begin to read
f ery easy German as soon as possible
and the reading is made the basis for
simple conversations in German.
D. E. Alward has presented the
library with a Copy of the rules and
practice of the national house of representatives.
Many children carry matches in
their pockets. Eecently several of the
teachers have accumulated piles of
matches tanen from tbe pupils. One
of the teachers took some from the
boys' mouths.
The high school and kindergarten
go together when it comes to tardiness.
The fan works well,- successfully
forcing hot air anywhere in the building.
Nine times out of ten the child that
spends three or four hours every day
on the street corners will make a
failure of life. Rumor says that numbers of our boys are laying foundations
for such a failure right now.
CI/ABB CITY SCHOOtiS.
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Football: Eighth grade 5, seventh
grade 0; Mt, Pleasant 11, Clare 5.
Magazines are found on the read-
itig table, contributed thus: Joe Gal-
Slyer, Success; Mr. Bennett, Timely
ionics, Bevievsr of Reviews, Outlook;
iVTheo Dorsey, Saturday Evening Post.
In   the  ninth  grade   Physiology
class the question, "What is arterial
blood,"was asked and the pupil replied:
"I only kDOW it is hemoglobin preceded by an ox",—oxyhemoglobin.
Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Welch
were  visitors  of  the  fourth   grade.
Jessey Lowery entered the fifth
grade and Roy Hazledien entered the
fourth grade this week-
One of the seventli grade pupils was
asked "What is raised in New Jersey"
and he replied that crockery was one
product of New Jersey.
There are tive ue,w pupils lu the
kindergarten.
Mrs, Welch visited the sixth grade
Wednesday.   •.
The life of Patrick Henry has
formed the basis of the opening exercises in the sixth grade.
George Erhart has been promoted
from the sixth to the seventh grade.
The pupils of the sixth grade are
stadylng Elementary History.
Y. P. S. C. E. Officers.
President—O. M. Sutherland.
Vice President—Miss Louie Louch,
Secretary—Miss Brown.
Treasurer—Mittie Ketchum.
Organist—Grace Giberson.
Chairman Lookout Committee—Asa
Aldrich.
Chairman PrayernjeetingCommlttee
—Mrs. Frank Palk.
Ohalrman Social Committee—Maud
Rhoades.
The SENTiNisii and semi-weekly
Detroit Free Press one year, both for
$1,65. „*
Over Eight Thousand.
Below we giye the amount of the
taxes to be raised the coming year,
showing the apportionment of the
wards and the "valuation" of each
ward:
FIKST WAKD.
'•"Valuation"—.  836,405 00
Contingent fund,.
Sinking
School
Cemetery
Light
Fire
Highway
Water
Police
7130
110 15
613 50
13 25
84 75
39 49
46 10
105 32
6 60
Total ;..   81,090 46
SECOND -IVAR-D.
"Valuation" $115,160 00
Contingent fund.
Sinking
School
Cemetery
Light    "
Fire
Highway
Water
Police
225 53
348 32
1,940 65
4160
26810
124 94
145 75
333 16
20 80
Total    $3,448 85
THIRD -WARD.
"Valuation" $124,964 00
Contingent fund.
Sinking " .
School  ' " .
Cemetery " .
Light •' .
Fire " .
Highway " .
Water " .
Police " .
244 73
378 00
2,105 85
45 15
290 90
135 57
15815
36152
22 61).
Total    $3,74247
ONE YEAR IN DETROIT,
Miles Callahan, Ex-Postmaster at
Reed City, in House of
Correction.
Miles Callahan1, ex-postmaster at
Reed City, one of the most DOpular
young men of the place, is surely up
against the real thing now* He
pleaded guilty to failure to deposit
fuuds while postmaster before Judge
Wanty at Grand Rapids Tuesday aud
was sentenced at onoe to one year in
the Detroit House of Correction.
Good general purpose horse for sale.
WaIiTbe Httbel, ab Kelley place east
of Olare.
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*   Men's Genuine
Lamb Knit
Gloves and  Mittens
25, 50 and 75 Gents
0aiM/ dc Co.
EVerijUtingtaWear
al   LoWesi    Prices
Ladies' Cashimere
and Golf
GLOVES    ■
15,25,39and50Cents
Fleeced Wrappers      Walking   Skirts
Heavy       Fleeced
Mannellette,   braid
trimmed,
flounce
9-inch
79c
Heavy Flannel-
lete, shoulder cape
and yoke trimmed
with braid, 12-inch
flounce $I.OO
Extra hravy Twilled Flannellete,
two ruffles around yoke, fancy ruffle
collar, 12-inch flounce, very wide skirt,
regular 1.50 value, for $1.25
Extra heavy Meltons in black or
gray, 10 rows stitching around bottom $3;50
Same with stitched flounce      4.00
WAISTS
"W e have just
received several
new styles in
Black Taffeta
Waists, regular
6.oo value at
$5.00
Fancy   pleated front, 'button
in   the    back,
Albatros Waists
$3.50
&&$&%
Fine all wool Flannel Waists, Bed
or Black $1.25
Spesial   value
Waists
Black
Mercerized
$1.00
Clothing
Department
Men's Overcoats
The new fashioned long Coats in
dark Oxford grays with excellent linings and trimmings      $10 and $15
Dark Oxford Waterproof Overcoats,
very durable and stylish appearing, a
special value $5.00
Men's Fur Overcoats
15.00 to 25.00
Men's Suits
Wool Cassimere in handsome dark
plaids, well made and trimmed, equal
to many suits sold at 7.50, at per suit
6.00
Special values in black worsteds at
5.00 to 14-.00-
Underwear Specials
Men's extra heavy fancy mottled,
fleeced shirt and drawers, 50c value,
42c
Men's fine wool fleeced, extra heavy
shirts and drawers, extra value   50c
Men's fine wool, Arabian fleece
shirts and drawers 1.25
We have the exclusive sale for this
vicinity for the Celebrated A. C.
Staley Mfg. Co. jersey shirts and
woolen underwear. These are the
most satisfactory goods produced in
this country and are sold at reasonable prices.
Latest Styles in
JACKETS AND CAPES
}avy s
Ready Made Sheets-
Mohawk Vall6y Cotton
81 x 90      60c
72x90      50c
Millinery   Opening!
In the near future 1 will occupy the building four doors south of the post office, just
vacated by J. H. Wilson, and on
SATURDAY,    OCTOBER   12,
will occur my GRAND MILLINERY OPENING to which all ladies are cordially-
invited.
MRS. K. M. GOODMAN.
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PORTER J. WHITE
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AT   DOHERTY'S   NEW   OPERA   HOUSE I
Thursday, October 17th. |
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