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t i f t ...Tie Wall Mr Qnestion... Can be settled at once If you only let us show you our new spring lino. Nothing has been spared to mako this lino complete and it now cxcells anything in town. Wo havo everything from tho cheap granito to tho tapestry for tho parlor, and at prices which are right. Call and let us show you our lino and we can assuro you that you will bo pleased. The Palace Drug Store cf IEcllcclr Sz Hennessy. Herb Hennessy, Manager. VALE. MICH. Are You Needing !:! to to to to to to as $ to to to m A to to to to to to If so you had better come to us. Our stock was never more complete, and prices on same grades are never quoted lower by any one. If you havo never done any busines? with us, it is time you had. m uau rni complete. No delays when you buy from us. ft OLD EN LUMBER CO. 1 We handle all kinds of Haiti This Bank Is designed for all ; the poor and t! rich, the old and the joucr men and women all are welcome. We pay 4 per cent. Interest on savings accounts and receive deposits of 23 cents and upward. FIRST NATIONAL BANK YALE, MICH SECURITY FOR DEPOSITORS. $80,000.00. This Dank 1 under United 8ttM Supervision. HARLES LANDRO, PAINTER, DECORATOR AND PAPER HANGER. Wftk Guaranteed First-Class. PRICES REASONABLE. YTfcrk shop In building north of Harris & Newell's. YALE, - MICH. Tobaccoes Having a large consignment of tobacco shipped to mo direct from the Cictory, I am prepared to offer the fol lowing inducement to purchasers ot o9c worth or over at one time 10 per cmt discount from regular price. I also will sell 3 cuts Hand Made plug ku1 3 cuts of Big Gnu for 25c. A large line of smoking always on hand. Yours to please, J. ZD. ZMIcISZeltli. FAUM FOK SAT-K-ronslstinsof so acres of the best of soil for farming. (Joocl lious-, lajre bxsement barn. stWendid water, farm all wll loured. Iooated I of a mfl from mipar twt factory at t'nmwell, ou nillo from depot. Tt!Jis to suit purchaser. For particulars ad its or call on Jas. AlcColl. Vale, .Mich. 37- HARRIS & NEWELL, UNDERTAKERS. Edward Hewell & Frank Granger Licensed Embalmcrs and Sub registrars of Deaths. Call day or night promptly attended. irx-iiz:. Mien. If you cannot cat, sleep or work, feel mean, cross and ugly, take Hollister'a ISocky Mountain Tea this month. A tonic for the sick. There is no remedy equal to it. 33 cents, tea or tablets. Vbllock & Hennessy. The date of Dr. Walker's next visit to Yale at The Paisley is on Friday, March 17. The doctor is here regularly every 28 days. Consultation is free. (HAny Lumber? 1 iimr dms and Soft Coal. April fool gol darn you. (Jreen vegetables at "Wharton & Co.'s north end grocery. Come out and vote at the annual township meeting next Monday. The newest thing in celling or side wall paper at Mathews & lght s. Stone Wanted Call at Expositor Printing Ollico for further particulars. TheNYJi club was entertained by Mrs. W. H. Learmont Monday evening. Mabel le Skentelbury was quite ill the first of the week with grip and throat trouble. Cravenetted rain coats, rubber coats, rubber boots, and shoe rubbers at Yale Clothing House. For Sale Thoroughbred Rose Comb ed White Leghorn eggs for hatching. Per setting, 50c. Inquire of Mrs. John IJaxter. 4U-Z Eggs for Hatching I have several settings of pure bred Plymouth Itock eggs for sale. Enquire of Wallace Adams. Arthur Schlegelmlch has rented Mrs, H. A. Granger's house on Mechanic street vacated by Frank Smith and will move his iamily soon. Fok Sale Property on Kennefick street, consisting of two tenement houses, good condition, always rent able. For particulars call on J. C. Hart, Yale. 46-3 The work of cleaning the street of the village has been on this week. That is right, get the filth out of the way before the hot sun's rays pour down upon it and breed disease germs. Better look into the merits of Mur esco if you have any wall tinting to do this spring. You will find it good enough for the finest decoration and cheap enough for the plainest. Ask for it at JIutton's. The doctor looks at your tongue and gives you a laxative medicine, and charges you well for it. You can judge by your tongue yourself w hen you need a laxative medicine, and for 25c you can get the best laxative known, which is Celery King, the tonic.laxative. Empire Cream Separator for sale cheap. Capacity 320 pounds of milk per hour. Reason for selling too small. This machine is in good work ing order and first-class in every re spect. Intending purchaser call on J. A. Menzies, at Expositor ollice, Y'ale. During the past few months 11 young men from St. Clair county have enlist ed in the United States army. The re cruiting sergeant in charge of the station in the Desmond building in Port Huron will visit some of the villages in St. ('lair county and stir up enthusiasm. He is of the opinion that recruits can be secured in the country. The Tom Edison of Harbor Reach, Mr. Samuel East, has just brought out a new invention in the line of reducing the number of cuss words used by the average gardener when trying to insert the big end of a 2xi scantling into the ground to hold the old time-honored string for making straight rows across the garden. The new idea consists of two wire standards with a happy at tachment for tightening the cord. It is so simple and perfect that a small child can easily learn to work the sclVme. Harbor Reach Times. Register to-morrow. Township election next Monday. Hot and cold baths at Windsor's bar ber shop. Howard Emery is learning the bar ber trade at Amos Ludington's. Horn to the wife of Porter Harris, on Sunday, March 25, l'J05, a sou. A fine new line of bats, balls, masks and mitts just arrived at Hutton's. Nurse girl wanted. Apply to Mrs. Fred J. Wilt at Hotel de Martin. 4J-2 Wharton & Co. will have green stuff for Saturday at their north end store. Walker & Middleton are selling their stock of implements at cost. Notice their ad. New case of young men's and chil dren's clothing just opened at Yale Clothing House. Mrs. John M. Gleason has been very sick the past week and is in a very critical condition. Cow for Sale 8 yrs old, coming in in April. Enquire of James Adams, south and east of Y'ale. Don't neglect to get a bottle of Rose Cream for chapped hands or rouch skin. Mathews & Wight. For Farmers' Favorite and Superior Grain drills call on Geo. Mclntyre, at Harris A: Newell s old stand. Workmen are re-shingling Wharton & Co.'s elevator and making other im provements about the building. Rom to Mrs. J. It. Locke (nee Luella Cady) on March 21th, HKJ5, at Creston, Iowa, a U-lb boy. Congratulations. The LRS will meet with Mrs. J. A, Menzies next week Wednesday after noon. All members desired to be pres ent. Timothy Caster has the thanks of the publisher's family for a line mess of parsnips and beets left at our home Tuesday morning. Henry Welch will open up a bowling alley in Yale next week. This is a very popular sport, and we predict lor Henry a liberal patronage. The beautiful spring weather this week shows up the back yards and re minds one that house and yard clean ing time are at hand. Gus Smith has been suffering during the past week with a very sore thumb, caused by a sliver getting under the nail. It is improving. Roy, little son of Mr and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, had quite a serious time with croup Tuesday evening. He was relieved in a few hours. Horn to the wife of .1. R. Draper, of Detroit, Saturdav, March 25. 11K)5, a daughter. Mrs. Draper will be better known as Harriet Hayes. The next meeting of the Yale Grange is called lor 1 hursday, April 13th, at 8: W o'clock in the evening instead of the afternoon as heretofore. 1 ncre is no alcohol m l eierv King a medicine fresh from nature's hand. If you have never taken thh gnat tonic laxative, ask your friends about it. Lillian Davey, of Jnilay City, whom it will be remembered was injured hert by a runawav accident, is in Detroit again, receiving treatment for her eye. Lost A red leather covered counter book containing a number of charge sups, a nnerai reward will be given lor the return ol this book to John Hutton. Monthly business meeting of the iMC m their rooms next luesday evening. Refreshments will be served after the business session. All mem bers turn out. Lyman Holcomb, one ot the Exposi tor's old-time subscribers, dropped a dollar m our hand this week to renew his subscription. Mr. Holcomb is one ot our old stand-bys. Mayme Pearce wishes to announce to the public that she has her new stock of millinery in and will have it opened for inspection next Saturday. Watch for ad next week. Donald, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mclntyre, has been very seriously ill during the past week but his condi tion now improves a little each day and it is hoped the danger is over. When you go to Port Huron and want to visit Fred Montney you will find him on Sixth street, next door to Lawier's livery stable opposite the Post oflice. He will be glad to see you. It will bring rich, red blood, firm flesh and muscle. That's what Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Taken this month, keeps you well all summer. 3o cents, tea or tablets. Pol lock & Hennessy. On Wednesday night Clarence Drake received word from Grand Rapids that he passed the examination as an assist ant pharmacist. He lacked only two of securing the full papers. We con gratulate Clarence on his success. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Holden entertain ed the former's Sunday school class of boys Tuesday evening. A pleasant time was spent with different amuse ments and before the boys left they were served with ice cream and cake. Mrs. Alice Moore and George Car less were united in marriage at Ruby on Wednesday, March 22, li05. Roth young people are residents of Yale and are well known and highly respected. Tho Expositor j'oins with their host3of friends in wishing them many years of happy wedded life. Amos Ludington, our north end bar ber, was passing out the cigars Wed nesday. On inquiry we were informed that a fine baby boy came to his home that morning. Here's hoping that the little fellow may live a long and useful life. Since starting the foundation to the Woolen Mill addition five accidents have occurred, the last one getting hurt being Charles Mackman, whenthescaf fold fell, striking him on the head and cutting a gash about three inches long in the scalp. The wound is healing nicely. Reavis & Hutchinson have bills out announcing the opportunity of the season. A representative of the John Anislield Company of Cleveland, will bo at their store with a line of ready-to-wear garments on Friday of this week. Re sure and be there. A daily paper for 81.00 a year is something the public has long desired. The Chicago Daily Review, a delight ful family Daily giving all important news, market reports and many inter esting departments for men, women and children, Is sent to subscribers for J 1.00 a year, 75 cents for six months, 50 cents for 3 months. Subscribe to-day. Adress, The Chicago Review Co.3W Coca-Cola Ruilding, Chicago, 111.'" We were fortunate in securing the sample line of hats and caps of Parrotte, Beals & Co., one of Chicago's largest wholesale hatters. The line is now on sale at our store at prices that will make this the Hat Event of the Season in Yale. The assortment is one of the largest ever brought to the village and of the newest and most up-to-date styles. There is only one of each kind so your selection will not be easily dupli cated. There are many dozens of kinds so we surely ought to be able to suit you. The Genuine Taste of Spring- Ladies' Tarns and Tourists Men's and Boys' Stra ws Boys' und Youths' College Caps Men 's St i ff 11a ts Canvass Hats for the Girls Felt Hats for the Boys First Aid to the Economical. A WORD ABOUT PRICES-Hats, Caps, Tarns or whatever else it may be in the line, jobbing wholesale at $2.25 a dozen and re tailing at 25c will be priced at I9c each. The half dollar goods will go at 39c. The seventy-five cent goods are yours for an even half dollar. The dollar ones at 75c and so on. When the goods are reached that sell in the cities at from $2.75 to $3.50 the saving is greater, for there's not a one that goes above a two dollar bill. It is easily seen that the saving to you is not less tnan 3s Take some spring brightness home with you while comfort and common senss are cheaply combined. The oppor D Teiephons 3i A IE FROM AN OLD FRIEND. East (ireenwood, March 21, 11103. Fiji kn i M kn z i : Thirteen years ago I, with my wife, moved to Deford where we were well used and enjoyed life, but a few days ago we returned to East (Ireenwood to live with our daughter, Mrs. Charles Nichols. Now I wish to say that a friend of mine by the name of Mc (leorge in Cass City offered me his auto to take my wife to church which I con sider a very generous oiler. Now if Dr. Pollock or some other friend will furnish us with one at this place for the same purpose we may remain here, otherwise we may move back. We ex pect to put in the rest of our time where we are used the best. Yours, II. J. "Wilcox. The following item clipped from the Deford correspondence of the Tri County Chronicle shows what a friendly feeling exists in the neighborhood where Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox resided for so many years: "(Jrandpa and (Jrandma "Wilcox, who have made their home here for about fourteen years, are moving to East (ireenwood to live with their daughter, Mrs. Nichols. Although we cannot see their smiling faces any longer among us, yet they leave a host of friends who will long remember their happy, cheer ful voices. We wish them happiness in the future." May the old couple enjoy all manner of peace and happiness during the bal ance of their life here among us. Yale Clothing House for the latest styles in hats and caps. When you want high grade carriages don't pass (Jeo. Mclntyre by. Oscar Lane i3 now manager of Whar ton & Co.'s north end grocery, Jacob Miller having tendered his resignation. If you buy wall paper without seeing our line you will make a big mistake. No trouble to show goods. Mathews & Wight. Elizabeth Ostrander has been unable to attend to her duties as clerk in lleavis S: Hutchinson's store the past week on account of sickness. Frank W. Smith and wife have moved their household goods to the farm north and east, where they will care for Mr. Smith's aged mother. Frank has secured a position with (Jeo. Mclntyre and has commenced his duties. A. K. Park's many friends in tho vil lage will learn with pleasure of the successful setting of his dislocated shoulder at the hospital in Detroit His wife is there attending him. The operating physician gives it as his opinion that he will have the use of his arm. Tho Chicago Police Department sends a patrol wagon to every Are. The officers are often called upon to convey to the hospitals people so burned, bruised, cut, strained or otherwise in jured that immediate attention is Im perative. As an emergency remedy each wagon is stocked with Greene's Infallible Liniment. For quick heal ing and the prompt relief or pain it is a marvel. Take home a bottle we sell and guarantee it. Mathews & Wight PER GENT tunity is yours. Tl r Ul Dillu. Ot GOOD PLACE TO TRADE. 1 . . --. - mii-r, 1 1 in I Hi ft! Tim Mil tn gI AllO liiuiUul Life Insurance Co'y OF NEW YORK. RICHARD A. McCURDY, - PRES. Is tho Oldest Life Insurance Company in America and has tho largest Accumulated Fund of any Company in tho World. Available Funds. THE COMPANY OWNED DEC. 31, 19C4 1 Bonds and Stocks amounting at the market value to $243,11)1,442.21 2 Ileal Estate, chiefly in the large cities of the world where the Company does business 34,701,700.61 3 Cash in Banks and Trust Companies 17,973,159.59 AND IT had loaned: 4 On First Mortgages of Ileal Estate 102,027,893.42 5 To Policy-holders on their Policies 23,277,730.49 6 On Bonds and Stocks 11,210,000.00 AND TIIEUE WAS DUE: 7 For Interest accrued, quar terly and semi-annual Pre miums.etc 8,590,433.81 8 MAKING THE TOTAL ASSETS, DEC. 31. 1004 $440,978,371.16 In tho sixty-two years of its existence, the company has paid to, and accumulated for its policy holders. . . . $1,106,701,836.96 Which is over two hundred and seventeen millions moro than any other life insurance company has accomplished. Tho Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York has earned moro. for and paid more to policy holders than any other insuianco company in tho world. Lifo Insurance for one's family taken in tho Mutual Life cannot bo touched by creditors or in any way diverted from the original purpose for which it was secured. When you insure or wish to increase your insurance take out your insurance take out your policy with tho Mutual Lifo tho Oldest and Largest Company in the world. W. A. McDougall, Dist. Supfc. of the Company, will be at tho Paisley IIouso from April 8rd to April 7th and cheer fully furnish you with further information. young Men's Dress Hats The JVewcst things in Felts Young Ladies' Peaked Tarns All Kinds for the Little Fellows Misses ' Sprin g Su n Ha ts The Biggest Assortment in Town n . UlL Saturdays Excepted. Total Liabilities. DECEMBER 31, 1004. 1- Amount required bylaw as a reserve tuna lor paying all : the Company's lusurance , llisks, as certilied by the 21 e w York Insurance Department and Claims due $300,620,552.73 2- Contingent Guarantee Fund. out of which future dividends to policies now in force will be payable as they become due by the terms of the poli cies of insurance 71,457,818.43 Fund for immediate divid ends to be paid on Policies in 1900, according to con tract 2.900,000.00 3- 4-TOTAl LIABILITIES, AS A MUTUAL COMPANY $440,978,371.16 4