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1 t jj READ THE ADS ONLY $ I PER YEAR for tho newsiest paper in northern St. Clair Co., and it tells the truth Subscribe i t r $ Jf in The Expositor each $ week and you will ,g I PROFIT THEREBY Ay Ay, JAS.A. MBNZIS3, Publisher. In the Best Interests of the Community in which we live. FOR THE RIGHT AND T b HE Hi H K i N PARTY. Vol. XXIV, No. 25. 24 TH YEAR. ' y V$" YALE. St. Clair County, Mich., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1905. Price: $1.00 per Year. "VX . It II II II t 1 1 j" t I Fall 1 I m$k is here.. '' Fancy Worsteds, beautiful patterns, from $12 to $18; black worsteds, $10 to SIS; young men's suits, $5 to $12; boys' two-piece suits, $2 to $5.50. There aro two sides to everything, including a suit of clothes the inside and out side. Hotter investigate. Fall stock of W. L. Douglas shoes. Many styles. They aro right. See them. Also tho Mcnzies line, men's every day shoes and boys' school shoes. New lino of ladies' jackets. They are beauties. 1 YALE CLOTHING HOUSE, J. C. HOLDEN, Prop. The :ihov h the trade mark of the K. C. Simmons Co., of st Loui-. Mo., ft nd with this mark on any article you may be sure of perfection. We carry this line complete. Our Line is Complete. We have refeience to our stove depaitment and would like to haye you call If in need, liefore buying see our Base Burners and Hot Blast Stoves. S1 Hi S Guns and Ammunition. AV can furnish vou with a Winchester, Marlin or Savage ehot gun and e.tn iVe you as good a deal s any mail order house in the United States. IB m THE CUTLERY MAN. m They Keep Good Time..- Any watch or clock bought at my store is guaranteed to keep good time. If it is not right bring it back and I will make it right. The largest stock of good Jewelry and Silverware ever shown in Yalo can bo found here. L. ROY , Kidneys Filter TJieJod.. ? A If you have a water lilUr on a faucet at home that gets out of order and does not do its work properly you have it re- paired wunout aeiav. isnt n even more iniforiaub iui. A your kidneys, the filters of your own life-giving blood.should ' be in perfect condition ? ' When you have the slightest warning that all is not right fcj with these organs you tdiould take pome medicine of known mem ni once. Mathews' Kidney and Backache Pills. They will quickly restore your kidneys to their natural, healthy condition, so that they will do the work perfectly that nature designed them to do. Price, 50c. Every box guarantee! by Mathews & Wight. trnDNPn nnnr. ;ttrf9 f MATHEWS & WIGHT, Props. m and so is our fall stock of Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing In Men's' Cassimcre Suits we have a variety of styles ranging In pneofrom $3 to 812. TTuXjE. MICH. FULLER, laKe.- 9 JAMES LIVINGSTON. President. W. H. LEARMONT. Cashier. Yale State ITilljE, MICH. "Capital. - S25.000.00. DEPOSITS SECURED BY REAL ESTATE AND OTHER GOOD SECURET1ES. This liank is under supervision of the Commissioner of Hanking and is regu larly examined by that Department. Money Loaned on Good Paper.-Real Estate Loans. -Ho Bonus. We Will Purchase Auction Sate Notes at a Fair Rate. We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Let us help you save money. (Jet our Savings Hook. Any amount received and 4 Ter Cent Interest Paid. I ... Personal... I .u May lli).n to Kuor. David JJrown and wife were at Laun l Monday. Chas. Hounds va3 in Port Huron Wednesday. Fr. P.J. Cullinaue was at Port Hu ron Monday. Sheriff Moore was up from Port Hu ron Saturday. K. JJ. Fuller spent part of last week in Deckerville. W. II. Cole was in Port Huron Mon day on business. PheLe Hoy visited her parents in Capae bat unlay. Vida Iloier visited with Marlette friends batunlay. H. F. Heard was in' Port Huron Tuesday on business. Chas. Dewey, of Melvin, was in Vale Monday on business. A. H. .lackson transacted business in Port Huron Saturday. Minnie Wood, of Capae, tailed on Yale friends Wednesday. (ieorge Mann is at JJrown City this week working at his trade. Lizzie Parkinson visited her sister Anna at Peck last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ji. (J. McLaughlin were Port Huron visitors Monday. A. J. Ward and Moses Moore were up from Avoca Monday evening. J. F. Holden was down from Drown City Tuesday and Wednesday. Harry White and Howard Kme.ry were down from Marlette Saturday. F. P. Currier and James Melrose were at Flint on business the past week. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. Drownke and son spent Sunday with friends in Saginaw. Mrs. F. T. Palmer and little daughter are visiting relatives at Port Stanley, Out. W. H. Fletcher is in Fort Huron this week where he is buying and shipping hay. Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. lieecher visited Drown City friends Saturday and Sun day. Dr. C. A. AVells and (Jeo. Smith were in Flint the lirst of the week on busi ness. Chas. Dlackford and Floyd Ilyno are at Croswell working for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Thos. Laughlin, of Sarnia, is the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. F. F. Fead. Geo. Smith and wife, of Fargo, visit ed Dr. C. A. Wells and family the lirst of the week. Homer Stableford, who is at work in Mayville, visited his family in Yale over Sunday. Dr. Pollock, wife and son, visited with .las. Wallace and family at Fdison Heach Sunday. Will F. Ituh, wife and two children, Mildred and Howard, were in Fort Huron Monday. A. F. Sleeper, of Lexington, president of the First .National Hank, was in Yale Thursday. Win. Williams and wife returned Tuesday from a visit among friends in Clyde and Kimball. Misses Julia and Anna McTavish, nurses of Philadelphia, are guests of their stster Mrs. Win. Mason. (Jerthrude Hlanchard, of Detroit, has been visiting at the home of Mrs. Hruce Menerey the past 'week. Hev. C. D. Fllis is at Jackson this week attending tho Synod of the Pres byterian churches of Michigan. Supervisor W. A. Cavanagh went to Port Huron on Monday for a couple of weeks on the Hoard of Supervisors. (Jeo. Middleton, Will Cheeney and Harvey Middleton were in Fort Hu ron Monday attending probate court. Mrs. Chas. Hounds, Worthy Matron of Yale Chapter, is attending the Grand Chapter ot the OFS at J rand Hapids this week. J. M. Campbell and wife, of Detroit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell at their farm in Lynn, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Laughhead, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul, of Sarnia, Ont., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Holden over Sunday. ('has. S. Drown and family visited relatives near Laurel over Sunday. Mrs. Drown and children are staying there this week. F. T. Moore, Chas. Wellman, A. D. Carlisle and W. D. Smith, Jr., of Port JAMES McCOLL. Vice-President GUY E. BEARD. Ass't Cashier. Bank Huron, were in Yale Tuesday in Mr. Moore's touring car. Dr II. II. Learmont. of Croswell, spent Sunday with Win. Learmont and family on his way home from Detroit with a new Ford automobile. (ieorge Zuelch, a former resident of Fargo, but now of Onaway, was in Yale the latter part of last week shak ing hands with old friends. Mrs. S. 15. Alexa. der ami two child ren, of I ronton, and Mrs. Geo. Lennox and children, of Port Huron, spent a iew nays last week with their aunt Mrs James Meharg. Herb Fshleman, who has been work ing at Lewistou for the past three months, visited friends in Yale for few days this week. He Flint where he expects coining winter. has gone to to work the I'llltlisllt'll.) Yale, Mich., October t, MV Co'.iu'.-il met in regular session with President barton in the rhnitv Trustees present. Joss, Newell, Sweet, Jin oik iiiuiou, imn. Minutes of previous meeting read aim approven. Moved by Hutton and Supported bv Sweet that the following bills be allow and orders drawn for same. Carried. iontincknt. I- red Curry F T Palmer HusSecor Harry Middleton FJovd Somers 1 ro 2 VI (X) John Pax ton is ()0 Will Foster., 1 oO George Thompson. , Albert Hoss , John Hutton i (X) 2 X) o" IX) Peter Fmpey l no Harry Middleton. 1 no I- loyd omers 3 (X) John Paxton iMX) George Thompson 2 25 Hus Secor r (X) Harry Middleton 2 (X) K Davis Dan Ferguson ." Mait Irwin l Dert Hoadway DetLP&SC Wks 57 12 Hus Secor l h Mich Tel Co 05 Andreae & Faxton 10 (X) Heid Dros 2 (X) Light & Water fund IW 00 Amos Sischo 75 Adam Arnold 1 12 John Paxton 1 tx) Dourbon Cop & U Wks 71 no Alert Pine A: Supply Co 13 17 USCIr & Foundry Co CM 03 LIGHT AND WATKK. A Schlegelmlch $1011 f7 Warren JJoadway 2 35 F T Palmer 2 HO H II Menerey 5 85 J T Wing& Co 4 H Consolidated Coal Co v . . . 825 ("2 HIGHWAY. Dan Ferguson 4 00 I )an Ferguson 1 5 10 A DePeel i 31 Wharton A: Co ; 4'. Amos Sischo . 4 47 F W Andreae is 2'. Yale Lumber A Coal Co 8 50 Daniel McMartin 31 no Fd Chandler 35 H II Menerey : 47 .10 Moved by Joss and supported by Huh that we allow Grant Holden to build a live foot cement walk on the south bid.' of his drug store. The vil lage's share of the cost to be rebated to him in 1 '.();. sidewalk to be built under the direction of the sidewalk committee. Carried. s Moved by McCall and supported by Huh that the sidewalk petition of Mary Haxter regarding the ditch in front of her premises be referred to the street committee. ' Carried. Council adjourned. F. T. Palmer, Clerk. DIED VIRY SUDDLNLY. Lewis Dradt, of Lakeport, well known in Yale and vicinity, was found dead in his barn last Wednesday afternoon. Coroner Falk, of Port Huron was call ed and decided that death was due to heart failure. Deceased had been dead about two hours when found. Deceased was a brother-in-law to L. It. Monroe, of this Place. The funeral will be held from the house on Saturday morning at 10.x) o'clock, and Interment will be made In Zion cemetery. Stoves For Sale. A good range, burns hard or soft coal or wood, also a base burner In splendid condition. Heason for selling putting In furnace. . Will be sold cheap. In quire at Expositor oflice. 21-2 I "Fine Dry Goods at UetuU." Tailored Suits From Heisel's.' For fall and winter we'vH the handsomeht tailored suits ever in our store the quality, stvle, lit and workman. hip are what would ex. pect of a "Meisel" garment an.i the puces are ieisonable Our assort ment includes the most desirable models, made up or fin- Broadcloth Cheviots. Suitings, Tweeds. Fttr , i i all the leading nhad We have exceptional values for I5. 1 7..10. S-JO ami f3 Tin twei. .-live dollar one being our big leader which we recommend as the n;oi stvlish, per fectly made, tailored suit that can be M.ld lor the, pnc SPECIAL On Friday, October 13th, our full ni winter catalogue will be ready for distribution. Yon'il lind n the lirst two pages, six ham'some illustrations of the above, men tioned suits with a detailed deK-ript ion This catalogue will be mailed free to any add less upon rque.t. Write for it today. Port Huron Mich. 1 W JDST THE THI This is tho story' of satisfacton, !ai'ly it applies to tho new winter Coats, Suits and Skirts. ' Also tho Press (iooeK Silks, Linens and Underwear, Blankets and ComfortuMes, Curtains and Counterpanes. Send to us for any want you may havo in our line. You are sure to pet satisfaction. Try a Pair of Our Kid Gloves In 2 clasp dress gloves, in white and col .i s In 2 clasp Mochas In 1 clasp Mocha, silk tilled In 1 clasp Cape Kid (this 14 a mannish glove, very popular) Wo have exclusive bah; here for Wooltex Coats, and McColl's Patterns Tie Ballenttafl" Dry Goods ' Company. ...Tie Sea Has iii When wo must givo some attention to our wardrobes, llavo you a dress to buy ? If so you should not fail to spend some timo in looking over the fine lino of dress fabrics we aro show ing. Our stock includes all of the new things that aro being shown for the fall and winter of '05 and 'OG, together with a complcto lino of staples, llavo you seen our largo assortment of bags, purses and belts. Wo aro continually receiving new things in this department. Our showing of Ladies' Neckwear is always bright and up-to-dato. Wo aim to show you tho very newest things at all times and at tho very lowest prices. Underwear Anything you may want can be found here. Tho store where you get satisfaction. Thono 2S. Groceries Always the Best. N- Newell & Ponsford IHAT DO ABOUT STOVES? We know that it is pretty hard to decide what to buy s mietiraes as there are so many kinds that uie ood. We have tevcr.il kinds that have been thoroughly tested and always Iihvh been snt intact ory, and wo KNOW you could not make a mistake if you bought any one of tho following Uase Uurners, and we think the pih es we quote, on these compare favorably with any yon might tt elsewhere. AItT OAKLAND No. 53--1'nll ruckled, 10 in. (irepot, large mica surface and all tire features that make these ttoves no satisfactory o0 00. ' All! OAKLAND, No. 43 same as above only smaller, 13 In. firepot $17 OOLD COIN, No. MM full nlckled, 17 in. lirepot, guaranteed to be one ot the best etovrs on the market $50. COLONIAL JEWEL, No. 17--well nlckled, not so large a stove as Ihe ones just quoted, but with V) In. firepot $3." . Ju-t the siove you want it your room is not very large, as it will not take ud so much room. Call and see these stoves and if they do not please you we have others-, we will bo glad to Ehow you. John '.v Hutton "3 ki 1 S?; S?' III NG ENOW