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CLAEB, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1900.
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New Series: Vol.8. No. 4s*
JJ©w Advertisements.
Davy & Oo., dry goods, clothing.
James.O'GonBor, groceries.
Baumgarth Bros,, ory soods.
W. A. Russell, bazaar,
At J, aud F, E, Doherty were in
Gladwin yesterday.
Miss Edith Oliver is now saleslady
for Baumgarth Bros.
The high school team play with the
Beed City boys tomorrow,
Politicians of all complexions are
mulling social calls in the city.
Dr. Reeder was called to Curtice on
professional business Thursday.
Jas. McKay was in Detroit the latter part of last week, returning Monday,
Don't forget that in the near future
the Old Maids meet. Doherty Opera
House.
Gr, W. Lee is moving his feed store
into the building vacated by 1ST.
Egbert.
Mra. Thos. Averlll of Flint, visited
at the home of Mrs. James Louch,
Tuesday.
J. 0. Eockafellow came up from
Grand Blanc Monday, for a visit with
Oiare friends.
F. H. Waller of Marion visited at
the home of his brother, "E. H., iu Clare
this week.
Georne Archamboult moved with
his family outo his farm east of the
city this week.
Dayid Teale and Bobert Hamilton
of Sheridan were in Mt. Pleasant on
business Monday.
LSsf—Wide, oval band ring. Rej
ward for return to W. A. Russell
the "Backet" man.
"- The shower social ab the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Knowles last evening
w.is an enjoyable affair.
Dr. J, A. Beeder made several professional visits near Littlefleld Lake,
Gilmore, the past week.
T. B. Hirt, working for the Ann
Arbor railroad company at Temple,
spent Sunday with his family in Clare,
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. M. Knowles at the
parsonage Friday afternoon, November. 2.
Ah ekperienced teacher" wanted.
School five miles north-east of Clare.
Apply to J. U. Hampton, Colonville,
. Mich,
Mrs. W. 3. WoOdot Mt. Clemens,
has been visiting Dr. ana Mrs. Beeder
for a few days.   She is the doctor's I
Blatter.
!rs..C, &vM&Qa§la of eMcag"-j arrived Mottiay for a visit at *tte home
ttf fast brents, Mx.-aBfa Hfe& W,  H.
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. ^. B. Davy «u& -Mle daughter,
"Marguerite ot £*&■&, ^Waited Tuesday
at the horse-M-M-*?. -^ad Mrs.   L.  B.
3>a*?y.
Ilra.M^*lft}ftteey left Wednesday
to 3otaMr*UtebtS*ifl at Hashville, Ten-
messfie, -^dtfe^e doctor • espeqta to
locate.
EveJSr^tsar should attead the repub-
Ileaa triajly aft Clare Saturday evening,
*Hov«!*afee'r 3.   Bring in a load from
Vca? Qe'lghtaoEiiood.
.Jcss-ies Bollen of Thompsonville has
tesa ia Olare this week visiting old
ttae Meads and overseeing the repairing of his residence here.
Sir. and Mrs. Benj. Graff of Chicago
opent the week in Olare. If they can
Staid a suitable residence they expect
to locate here permanently.
Miss Walt's recital will be givjsa at
the Congregational church nest Friday evening. This will be an evening
Of music well worth hearing.
Misses Hazel Goodman and Ber nice
diambsrlain of Saginaw spent Sunday
So Glare, at the-home of the former's
mother, Mrs. K. M. Goodman.
Dr. Grav reports two births this
-v7eek: a baby boy at the home of
Charles Davis of Tonkin Tuesday, and
s-fjirl baby to Mr. and Mrs. .Will Hil-
fl6tbrant of Arthur Wednesday.
©ageae Burton, whose foot was s(s
■OSElohsl? crashed last whiter that
amputation was by many thought to
fea unavoidable* after long and patient
-Ssaafemeat and two operations is now
OHMJaQ  without   Clutches   and  he
-Sbialis the saved member is worth a
-   fioseo peglsgs.  Dr, Beeder performed
$<3O0B3?afciO.ttS,
Mrs. Wm, Yandelinder and two
children of Gladstone are visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm.Badgley, at Herrick, they haying
arrived Wednesday.
J, S. Kennedy of Mt. Pleasant, formerly teacher in the Phlnisey district,
Vernon, spent. Sunday visiting with
his friend, Earnest Brewer, who is
seriously ill at the home of his mother.
Special trains from Harrison and
Farwell accompanied by bands, will
run to Glare for the big republican
rally Saturday evening. This will be
the gala day for Ulare county republicans,   Don't miss It*.
0. V. Kramer of Vernon lost a valuable horse last Thursday night. The
Ann Arbor railroad fence being down,
his team got onto the track and the
north bound passenger train struck
the animal killing it almost instantly.
Walter Dixon came down from Marion Monday for a short visit at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Dixon of Vernon. Before returning
he will transact business in Sanilac
county.
A lack of enchusiasm Was yery noticeable when Mr. Stevenson spoke in
Olare Tuesday. Excepting the Harrison crowd, there were not more
thap 150 people attending from outside of Olare.
Mr, and Mrs, George Sexsmith of
Chicago are on a two weeks' visit to
friends and relatives in Olare, guests
at the home of his mother, Mrs. M.
Sexsmith. Geo. has taken to the
woods for his annual hunt,
The Big Rapids district Methodist
conference will be held in the M. E.
church, Mt. Pleasant, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 29, 30
and 31, The program is out and we
would publish it but for lack of space.
Don't make fun of the boy whose
clothes do not fit. In live years they
may be tailor-made while you are
School Meeting.
There was a large attendance at the
school meeting Friday evening called
by the board ot education to consider
the question of rebuilding the school
house. Discussion was free and
the board in the general plan proposed
seemed but to be voicing the general
sentiment of the tax payers. Mr.
Perry on behalf of the school board
outlined the course they adyocated:
To build at once on the old foundations, using whatever parks of the old
walls as are available. The opinion
was also expressed that the building
could be completed with the money
now in the hands of the board. Pursuant to this suggestion a unanimous
vote was passed instructing the board
of education to rebuild forthwith.
The building is to follow the general lines of the old one with solid
position walls but many changes are
to be made In the Interior. It is to be
heated by" fan furnace heat. This
system completely regulates the heat
no matter what the*wind may be, At
the school meeting this question of
heating and ventilation- w as freely
discussed and atlength on account of
adaptability to the present conditions
ahd on account of economy of fuel it
was voted to use the fan furnace, in
preference to any other. This contemplates the refitting ot the furnaces
now standing which are about as good
as new. To put in a fan steam heating apparatus would entail an additional cost of $2000 plus.the,cost of
erecting a separate building as boiler
house with no advantage in the quality of heat obtained.
A system ot dtv closets is' to be
placed in an annex to the basement
at the north part of the building,
This to be connected directly with the
chimneys so that there will be no
chance for "back draft" as in one or
two cases under the old Smead system.
Without a   seweraee system this is
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Made of Heavy
Fast Black *
Duck, lined with
Heavy Qray
Blanket Lining.
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All Woo)
Jersey
Paijls
Your Choice of several New Patterns,
Heavy Weight
perfectly made, '"-
$2.25 and
$2.50 grades per
pair
$2.00,.
£:
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Steady 9ffade
*.. Clothing...
* In the CLOTHING STORE we are showing the most Complete line of Men's, Boys' and
Children's Clothing evere offered in the city and
everything is marked at prices that appeal to all
economic buyers.
Men's Medium* Weight AU Wool Cassi-
merc Suits in brown mixed colors, well
made and trimmed, the suit only        4.00
Men's Black or Blue Diagonal Worsted
Suits, round or square  cut,   single
, Breasted, our guarantee that it will
give satisfactory wear with every
suit   ' .   7.00
Republican Rally
at
Clare
Saturday Eve. November 3,
5=
Men's Heavy Weight All Wool Black
Clay Diagonals made in a superior
manner with deep facings' Satin
3p pipings, flrst class linings, etc.
10.00
Men's Melton Suits, grays or browns,
single or double breasted, the most
satisfactory to buy for. fall and winter
wear, first class in' make, fit and
gr finish per suit
12.00
Young Men's Suits (15 to 20 years) of
Heavy All   Wool,   black   or   blue
Diagonal Cheviots, a big bargain the,
Suit
5.00
Speakers-
Congressman Hamilton,
J, Wight fMddiags,
Hon* A. B, Barragh,
D. E. Aim*d and .
Hon. <©<tville Dennis.
ExcuTs^cm^^nswill be tuh from Harrison
and Farwell'.    See bills for further particulars.
Everybody Gome.
New line of Young Men's
Suits in Fine
all wool Meltons and
Cassimeres at$ 10.00.
Knee Pants Suits in this line We are
showihg & Very extensive assortments
with and without Vests,    ,-,•-.     r> r\r\
in all popular fabrics        1.25 to 6.00
. Fur Overcoats
$15 to $25. *
97?en's llnderwear
. and burnishing Soods
Early contracts for Knit Goods enables us
to offer them to you ao about, and on some items
less, than manufacturers prices.
UNDERWEAR.
Heavy Weight. Soft Finish Shirts and        ■
Drawers worth 25c at 19C
Extra Heavy, double breast and back _
Merino Shirts and Drawers worth 40c 2 5C
Heavy Tan Color .Fleeced, double breast _
and back                     .       " o9C
Heavy Weight Very Fine Gauge Handsome Mottled Color,- soft wool fleecing Shirts and Drawers worth 75c at
Extra Heavv Blue Mixed Wool Shirts
and Drrwers 85 value at
Very .Fine All Wool Medium Weietht Tan
Color, special value at
FURNISHINGS
Heavy Gray Jersey Shirts worth
35c at
Heavy Oassimere Shirts, handsome light
colors with Satin strips, Peninsular
make—none are made better
Fine Plain .Dark Brown Wool Jersey
Shirts, button front $1.25 value at
Extra Heavy Sweaters
50c
Pontiac Knit Coats, three colors, black,
gray and red, knit of  out wool yarn
and fulled the best wearing and most
satisfactory working coat on   the
market
We sell the Celebrated Staley All Wool
3ersey- Shirts they are high priced
but are worth every cent asked lor
them        1.50, 2.00 and 2.25   5
50c
62ic
1.00
25c
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50c  eS
90c  3
2.25
Fur
Mittens 35c to $1.25,
PaVy
Company
wearing *i%a*iril*-me-down." Don't
make.funof Vba poor girl, for ia a
short time she may he the wife of
some man of brain9 and a bank account, yon may be glad to clerk for
her. husband.
There will he an election supper
glvesa at the Catholic church Thursday
even.-ag, .November 1st. Kirkbrlde's
orctestra will furnish music. There
willheaconteBt for a gold ring between Miss Annie Murphy and Miss
Ella Maloney. Miss Murphy will be
the democratic candidate, and Miss
Maloney the McKinley candidate.
Come and vote.
Clare was the scene of an interesting spectacle Monday. Two fellows
not long from Holland traded horses
down at Adams' livery barn, but the
trade had been on only'long enough to
hitch up when one fellow discovered
his horse had the heaves and wanted
to trade hack. To this the'other fellow objected and whipped up his team.
The other grabbed the horse by the
head and the other laid on the> whip,
and away they went tearing down
Maiii street, the ait in that vicinity
fairly blue with a mixture of Dutch*
English oaths.
the best available.
There are to be. two regular rooms
and two laboratories in the basement
with the heating apparatus and a coal
room. On the first floor there will be
four regular rooms, a high school room
capable of seating 103 pupils and an
office and a recitation room.
Plans, upon which bids may be
made, wiil be in the hands of the
board of education about Monday of
next week. It is expected to push the
work and get the roof on hefore the
yery cold weather, in which case thc
building will be completed by next
April.
It is worthy of note that the general spirit of the board and and community is to keep raising the standard
of ohr schools up to the highest degree
of efficiency.
H. SMITH,
(President oi State League of Republican CiutaS-
....... ATOla SPEAK AT,	
Doty school house, Greenwood, Oct. 30
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The Ladles' Aid will meet1 at Mrs!
W. T, Wier's- Friday, .November 2*   ,
The Other Aid will serve a ten cent
supper Wednesday evening, October
31st, at the home of Mrs. A. J. Doherty. Supper from five to, eight
o'clock. All are invited. The Bryan-
ites will all sit at one table and MeKinley's followers at-- the other. An
excellent supper and. an enjoyable
time for those attending.
Go to willoughby's when you
your pi cttires framed,
want
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
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The Styles are the most Graceful and Becoming, Trimmings an^ ^1^
Rich and Harmonious. There is a decided originality and ^ciuaive.
ness about them that are prized by my many purchasers ABd tWg is
true of our entire line—the cheapest to the dearest.    Call^ an^ Beg USt
Designs That
are
Up-To-Date.
Mrs. K. M. Gooflmsfl,
Opposite
The GalKlns fioteL
Prices That
will
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WE WILL SELL THE BEST
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Pricks to suit you we are anxious to have your trade and wiil do a good.
deal to obtain it.   We made  -
Teas and Coffees
a study and will give you the benefit of our experience,
satisfaction with all our goods. '
We guarantee
Call and See Us.
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