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The  Clare   Sentinel.
The Paper With a Mission
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Witliouf  a   Muz/le.
CLARE, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MUUMMx.   DKrE-V lihli  li    rr.-i
New Serine: Vol. _ . N<>. i.
LIGHT AND POWER.
Question an Important One For
Voters' Consideration.
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CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ABIDES
Womlroi'S indeed was the
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t<J CHRISTMAS     ACA!.'.           V-7.
•'«* tT . Inier_stin>? Investigation Made In
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1 ine clause in th-- propos- ti ■>:;:;-
naii.'e reads a- follows: "Su in:.*: lithe city continue" to Use fer tr.uniei-
pal purposes the t iectrical t arret! t fur-
nishe I by the grautei or his assigns,
said grantee rnv-nanN no; ;■> ■ urn-
pete with said city in the pumping uf
water fur railroad corporation'- in
said city of t iare." Just how much
is involved in this little clause •«• do
not know
l'he Sentinel disclaim'' ,m\ pre-
;i'7.'e uf speaking as an ex;-, rt con-
etining ar.'. phase . f ; his que--;;, m.
Neither has it any 'ynipntny w;'h
prejudici r.gatr.st a corp. 'ration as
su."-. A ,• .rporat: ; ;s ~. r-i r-iy an
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Christmas    da>     to    him    who
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t':- township of J. ".---on. Mill*da!e
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inti'iot.     an-1    location.
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it'ti'i ii.s -,., ;; . \    ti.;i\    use   tbem
in  iO'-ti!  i!: !--:ot!ar \ ^ v. or k .      A      I'otn-
mittee ol  IJ has heen organized,   rhis
t-ontn.itt.■••'.- will    s;,;_;gest   to   pastors
j and  others    how   they   ma\    get   the
.b'as!   result0,     iiow    t;;»    1 ■;•■■ .T'.'i.t   persons in   Detroit  i.m:   its suburbs   who
| have    religious   convictions   ami   yet
( -a rl  ll -ol :>rook
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i     'It'.   I'rimary room   is   itud> ins t he   do not go to ehurcii can   be   r'-a.-hed,
i Idbl'- storv jf  the  ;ir-i < 'ttristniai.       I is the .pi.-stion confronting this  com-
The s'-cton !    sir.it!'     ia   pretiaring   a    ntittee aod the pastors ol tt;e   various
: 'hristmas pr.gr tin ' churi hes.
I'tte llistirv   c, .s-   is   working   on,'     According to records shown hy tbis
"The    Journey     of     the      W.se     M'-n    investigation, there   .ire   4m   rehgioJs
through the  l)-.-e.-t  " , f litt'.s r. piestiiteti in  Iietrutt.    Then
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in mni'ring" wi'h -^!"' ' r 1! "• ^~ '■''' '-11:
Mr sin . litti, - iK-iii- i- .'i - • tii'iii.
four lutie- sunt ii ol ' i.ir.-. and In- i-
at present a leat-I.e- iutvo.g .-an -g.-
ol a huhool some I'.ar uni"' Irutn hii
home. Miss Mutton is tne dan liter
of Tom Mutton and is well known in
this vicinity, where she grew up. She
aiso taught school for some time,
was an employee of tne \\ ilson-ilavv
Co. last summer, going to Ypsilanti
for a course in business college early
tbie fall.
These young people have tne best
wishes of their friends for a successful journey through life. The Sentinel extends congratulations.
(irant (ii*ani4c.
All     members     .tr--     rep.,   sted     to
take notice that   '.rant    drange     Willi
hold its annual elec'ioii  of officers on
Monday     evening   next,      Inc.    Iith,'
and a   full   attendance   is   requested. I
Bring full bankets.
I',  li.  Belling, Master.
Haked (joods.
The Ladies luion will have a sale
of bak^d goods and faney articles at
Rhoades store on   Tuesday,   Dec. 15.
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i.etl i> c'. -\ . Perry.
K. Wilt.  W"in. Badg-
1   ',-a. .as, Oil, I
can it be Ma.It
rhcinas i ir.t\ , I
h-\   antl others.
Song by Mrs. John  Asline.
Heading b\   Miss Adah   Neviis.
Closing song by Club.
Reception committee, Mrs. L. \ en-
ner, Mrs. Geo. Dennis, Miss Eva
Seeley.
Table committee, Mrs. Joe Orth,
Mrs. Wm. Jennings, Mrs. KllaDixon,
Mrs. J. D.  Allen.
Everybody welcome.
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I',, ml' r of Arthur township and Misi
Laura Bauer of Yest_burg, Mich.
1 iiet, left ..ti Monday for a short visit
at the home of the bride's parents at
Yestahurg. I'pon their return they
will make their home in Arthur township, where the groom is a popular
and progressive young farmer. They
have the best wishes of a wide ctrck-
of triends in wbich the Sentinel cordially joins.
If you   want   a   quick   resnlttrv   a
liner In our want column.