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..What i. Y ( V , , VI SySSe pfflylfSi? W -aa-l 11 - Getting Ready For Spring Work There are many things you will need and we carry a full line of Osborne Machinery, Em pire Drills, Fertilizers and other necessities. We handle Ovid and Pontiac Buggies. WHARTON it I A. V. PARMLEEi Furniture Dealer and S RUGS, CARPETS 8 Wc now have something that the people of Yale have Q never before been able to buy at home--a complete lino of Q) 9) (A ROOM-SIZED RUGS 3 Wc also have a very complete line of Carpet Samples, in jj Axmiuster, Wilton Velvet, Special Velvet, Tapestry 0) and Ingrain. Also a stock of Japanese Straw (J Mattings and Woodolium Fillers. U 0) (A 8 8 Successor to The Newell Furniture Co. r a j a ni is-v ir- n J A 1 M I H iiriir miAur I v vm Kii3 rnunit 1 k ---.- We are offering a show window full of per fect granite ware at a discount of 50 to 75 percent. Any article at 25 cents, including largest pieces. The Rounds Hardware Go, Limited. Do You X 'r;K!;. a III Funeral Director 8 AM MATTINGS U 8 8 fivm muni iails rnuiw 1 j ,5 iff n CO Need?..! Spi 'n is Iht" and seod time is approach m i'' mid then i purely something you nerd in nur line. We hrtve m eompleto assortment J and would bo pleased J. have you j call nrd m our line. $ Harrows, Discs, of the loading makes of BUGGIES and ...WAGONS... "Your Duds In Our Suds" Ye Wash Everything Bat the Baby (iive us a trial on your negligee shirts and be convinced that our way is the best. We uiend rents and sew on buttons free. Will put on a new neck band for only ten cents. RITTER'S LAUNDRY QeoGougJi, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Licensed Embalmcr by th Stat Board of Health -FULL LINE OF CofflnSjCaskets, Funeral Supplies 1 White Hearse and 2 Black Hearses. ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTKXDED. Prices It Reasonable. from April fth merges Into our Summer Term from July 6th. En ter now and be ready lor a pood situation In thejearly autumn. New catalogue free. Write for it. DETROIT BDSIRESS UNIVERSITY. R.J. DENNETT, C. P. A., Prln. orW. F.JEWELL, President. 15 WUCOX AVE, DETROIT, MICH. ELECTION NOTICES CITY OF YALE Statu or Michkjax Not loo I Hereby (liven to the Electors of the Cltv of Yale, state of Michigan, that the AN NL'ALm Y KLKCTION wlllbe hold on Mon day, April ( th, r.Ktti, In each ward of said City as follows: First Wnl -KeUl l'.ros.' Livery Ortlce. Second V.rl f'ouncll Rooms. Third Wnrd-Middleton iJftelle's ofllce at whli-h time the following oftieer are to he eleottvi: i.e Mayor, one City Clerk, one City Trt a-urer. one Siierrlsor, and one .Justice of the lVace, lull term, one Alderman and ono Con-talile. Tolls will lie open at 7:00 o'clock A. M., and will remain oeii until 5:'W o'clock P. M., of said day of election. KKO ISTKATION NOTICK. Notice N ll-rel)y (ilven. That the Hoard of Hcvrl-t ration of th City of Yale will be In session SA'l I'KDAY. Al'l'il4, l'JOs, boKlnnlntc at 9:00 o'cl'x k In the forenoon, and continuing: until ft o'clo' k In ttte afternoon of said day in the Ktore ( Palmer Itros. Xi Co. AH person not now registered will have to register their namei to entitle them to vote at the City Klectlon to he held Monday, April ( l.O. J UKI) T. PALME It, City Clerk. TOWNSHIP OF BROCKWAY. Notice Is Herely (ilren. That at the Annual Mretlnirof llrockway Township, St. Clair lo.. Stat-of Michigan, to b held In the Town Hall to said Tonh!p. on Monday, April nth, l'w. the following cfTlcers are to he elected : One Xuperrlsor, one Clerk, one Treasurer, one Illgh wav Ciininiloner. one lverseer of Highways, luHtlce of the peace, one Member Hoard of Ke Ticw for two yoars.one School IupM,tor for two years, one School luse'tor (to rill vacancy), ai d four ( orNtalles. 1K(JIHTHATHN NOTICE. No Ice Is Hereby ;iven, That the Itoard of lleglslratlon of the lonnshlp of Itrockwav will be in session Saturday. April 4, l! K, beginning at 0:ii o'clock In the forenoon, and continuing until A:flO o'clock in the afternoon of said day in tue Town llall. All ix-r-tons not now registered will have to register their names to entitle them to vote at the Annual Township Meeting to lie held on Monday. April ah. vm. O.K. HOPKINS, Township Clerk. For Sale. Four desirable city building lots; ev ery one a bargain. Enquire of 4G Justin Catanagb. The yaLE Expositor Jap. ,. JIkxziks, Tu' I-sher. Enteral In V.w Voy.t Oilice nt Va'o us hei-oiid C'laSii Mail M;uUr. suhsci::ptkn kat::': One Year .91 00 Six Months r0 Three Months 25 Adrertising Ttates made known on application. FRIDAY. M AllCH 27, l'.KW. I TjERB nNt) There ItOT I - Items of Interest Taken From Our Ex lan'eri hint :ini -n-'-ii for KxiKJsitor l.e;nlTs The Feck Times devoted a column in last week's issue to political aspirants. Considerable damage was done in Memphis on account of the high water last week. St. Clair's home coming week will be from.Iune28to.luly4. Extensive prep arations are being made for it. Uurfjhrs entered Wallis & Juhl Uros. store of Marlette, Tuesday nipht ami helped themselves to a quantity of gro ceries. On account of the increased amount of advertising and reading matter the St. Clair County Press issued a supple ment last week. During the pa?t three months Mrs. (Jeorjre W. (lardner, of Croswell, has lost four of her family by death, making a burden of sorrow hard to bear. Sandusky school house caught on lire last Monday afternoon and but for the timely action of a Mttle girl the building might have been destroyed. Damage about S2. The Feck Times is out after better fire protection, (iood idea. Some day the old fogies who always oppose every improvement will wake np to find their business places no more. The Almont Daehelor (J iris will give a Leap Year dancing party April Fools night. The Herald publishes a list of young men who haven't received a bid but would like one real well. 'lhe Cas-i City Chronicle published a sketch and picture of A. II. llerron, fmblisher of the (Jagetown Times, in ast week's issue. Mr. Herron is 72 years old, and one of the oldest editors in Michigan. Delle Iliver rose over six feet this spring and Hooded the country around but not one dollar's worth of damage was done to the large number of boats tied for the winter in the river below Marine City. President August S. Uruske of Alma college was granted leave of absence for six months, Thursday, and with his wife has left for orth Carolina. He has been in ill health. Prof. Frank N. No testein, dean of the eollege.-will be act ing president. The Lexington News has taken a new lease of life and the edition of Mar. l'.i. is on our desk. It is a well gotten up paper, newsy, and is edited by Messrs. Quayle and (Jorton. .1. II. Keyes is re tained as associate editor. We welcome "Fa" Keyes to our ranks again. John Slack of near Feck has been snowed in for four months the past win ter. He is the only one living on the road which is a quarter of a mile long, and though he appealed many times to the highway commissioner nothing was done. It is thought he will sue the township for damages. FROMOUR EXCHANGES. Following are a few names recorded in our exchanges, of those from out of town who attended St.Fatrick's lianquet in Central Hall last Thursday evening: Hev. Fr. Esper attended a St. Patrick's Day banquet in Yale Thursday evening. lirown City Uanner. Kev. Peter Esper was among those who attended the St. Patrick's banquet at Y'ale this week. North Uranch (la zette. Missses Edna Kerr, Lizzie (Jleason and .lennie Cullen went to Yale this morning to atUnd St. Patrick's banquet this evening. Melvin (Jazette. Miss Charlotte Donnellin left Wed nesday to visit in Yale, Port Huron and Detroit and to attend a banquet given at the former place Thursday night. Minden City Herald. A number of Port Huron people at tended the St. Patrick's entertainment held at Yale Thursday evening. Lieut. Gov. Kelley was present at this meeting and made a short address, which was followed by a speech by Mayor Jleavis, of Yale. The following Port Huron young men took part in the evening's program :Mart Kyan, Leo Flaherty, Dert Wellman, Leo WittlilT and Hert Evans. Port Huron Herald. Girl Wanted. For general housework. Good wages paid for competent person. Apply to Mrs. W. G. Wight, Yale. Eva J. lilack & Co. will hold their annual Bpring millinery opening on Fri day and Saturday, April 3 and 4. Jiert Doadway has sold his dray busi ness to Kobert Carless and expects soon to leave for the Canadian North west. 'GOOD FOR .VFRYBODV. Mr. Norman H. Coulter, a prominent architect, in the Delbertlluilding. San Francisco, says:"! fully endorse all that has been said of Klectric Hitters as a tonic medicine. It is good for everybody. It corrects stomach, liver and kidney disorders in a prompt and etlicient man ner and builds up the system." Electric Hitters is the best spring medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter; as a blood purifier it is unequaled. .V)c at Pollock it Hennessy's drug store. In Mqz Laxative. rhyslri and Cathartics whi-h pnrpj, onlosl tr. bowela, and ri U'mporry rlipf. but Irritate, nd weaken t)i dire'ir and eipnlclTe orprmn. LmisUt Irnn-oc Tablets are as different In f (Tct ti truth Is from falneb'wv. Tlief nonrin.. the bowel tuuaelnt snd tierrea. giving thru) stretiett nd rigor to do tlia work rtur Intended, thus effecting a permanent rnr tr perfectly rafe airf natural moans. Th beat Uiatlv for chUdren Chocolate eosted tabUts, easy to tasa, never era . MBAOjMt. XOs, let ul 11.09 St hU dn itotM. I ROLL OF HONOR. The following pupils of the Yale Public Schools have been neitherabsent nor tardy during the month ending March 20, 1.H)S. N. .1. Drouyor, Supt. HKST PltlMAItV. Elmer Doadway, Gladys Cavanagh, Violet Collins, Fugene ('ooper. Ima Chandler, Dernice Farley, Uoy Fergu son, Letha (ioheen, Shirley Lane, Ai leen Leannont, Maggie Lutz, Eva Lnd Ington, Evaline Me Waters, Frank Pax ton, Cecil Salter, Frank Sexton, Elton Starks, Vera Yake. Phebe Koy, Teacher. SKCMNO I'ICIMAItY. Lavrence Sheehy, Leo Conroy, Sam nel Liidinirton. .Janet Sayles, Robert Williams, Hazel Stevens, Isabel Ander son, IJeatru e Fdgerton, .lames lloskins, Mernard Ilolcomb, Hazel .lones, Hazen Ferguson. Mabel Wheeler, Teacher. TIIIUD (illADK. Mabel Anderson, Emil Anderson, Eddie Collins, Hattie Chandler. Hazel Edgerton. N'ictor Learmont, Thelma Minnie, Mary Sexton, Hessie McGret tan, Itachael Kerry, Willard Gough, Hertha .lone?, Areleine Jones, Hazel Martin, Frank McKenzie. Alice W. Davidson, Teacher. ForitTll i H A1K. Nora Hadley, Iluth llullock, Olin Deavis, Carrie llright, Dertha Clyne. Samuel Foster, Lenna Dart. Merle Heath, Mabel Ludinston. Albert Lutz, Marjorii Menzies. John Martin, Charles Menerey, Lisle Newell. Carroll Shaw, Kleanov Williams, ('layton Welch. D. J. Parkinson, Teacher. fifth okaii-:. Irene Holmes, Millard Irving, Ar thur Clyne, Donna McLaughlin. Man rice Merrill, Thelma Nims, William shaw, Hazen Walker, Leota Yuill, Pearl Ludington, Anna McGrettan, Elizabeth Doadway. Percy Fdgerton, Leona Ilolcomb. May Leftler, Alex. Lndington, Isabelle Menerey. Clarica (ioheen. Teacher. sixth )i:.i)i:. Clifford Ilutton, Karl Johnson, Mary Lane, G rover Lntz, Ituth Menzies, Charles Sexton. Hattie Merrill, Teacher. si;vi:ntji okadk. Earl Hurt, Konald Toft, Lncy Mener ey. Mary Ware, Teacher. FKillTII (iltADF.. Walter Andreae, George Deadle, Jo sie Heard, Fstella Haynes, Clare John ston, Lorence Menerey, Albert Mener ey, Vera McLaughlin, Emma Richard son, Geortro Stabieford, Harvey Sayles, Alma Walker. Sara C. McKenzie, Teacher. IIKill school. Lloyd Andreae, Nellie Heard. Carl Drown, James Cork, Grace Danielson, Estelle Danielson, Jennie Fletcher, Pearl Fletcher, Renslay Holden, Fred da Holden, Hazel Moore, Vernon Shav er, Ernest Daxter, Josie Higley. Laura Drotherton, Principal. Farms Wanted. A 100-acre farm and a 120-acre farm wanted. For particulars call on or ad dress J. A. Rapley, Yale. 44- Have You a Piano In Your Home? WEHEIt PIANOLA PIANO, (which everyone can play), the HUNTINGTON, theSCIIAEFFEH, tho MENDELSSOHN, the SMITH & NAKNES, and others each the I J EST produced at its price. No other Houso in the country pliers a collection equal to this, cither in variety or quality OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN Enables Every Home to Have a Good Piano There are two ways of saving for a Piano. One is to pet rooney In tho bank until enough is accumulated to pay for the instrument. The other way OUR PLAN --is to put the money into the Piano itself, month bymonth having the use and pleasure of the instrument RIGHT lrROM THE START. Is not our plan the most sensible, the safest and the best from every standpoint V Our Kasy Payment Plan has enabled thousands upon thovwandt of homes to hare Pianos while the children were young and interested in learning to play. If they had ? raited to save the money the family might never have known the delights and advantages of Music in the hon e. If your home lacks a Piano, if your family craves the bweet companionship of Music come to GRINNELL BROS. There is a l'iano here for YOU at YOUR pria i, And you may have it on terms to suit YOUR convenience Don't invest a dollar in an instrument before visiting o ur store And learning of the many advantages to be gained by dealing with "Michigan's Leading Music J louse."' GRI1ELL sixteen stores Pont Aaron Headquarters. DETROIT .tt:- 1 -CORN We have just unloaded a car of nice Yellow Western Corn which we have re-cleaned and are selling at Yale Milling Company LTd. YALP, t (0 fs I s fi. s fl Spring iis hero nnd now is the timo to buy that 5 fj New Harness for your spring work. Wc make 7 'f nothing but the best all selected oak stock. Prices 3 jij right. We have also the finest lino of single bug- 9 S 'iarneed you cvcr saw or Pr"lcc Also $2 ..Trunks, Suit Cases and Travelling Bags.. I w A vruul Xe.itafoot Oil for SOc. fa work rijrht if used. in epairinga Specialty. -av" Yours for a square deal, E D Homo witlio.i nius'u is a dreary place at best. Every younsr person should e able to sing or I cntertiiiiier. I'vrybody enjoys mood. It refines. Jt enables. Wheri ihoro is Music the young folks will stay at homo in Ftead of seeking entertainment elsewhere. Musical homes arc the baTiictt aul brightest. Your friends will delight to vifeit you if you have a Piano to entertain them. Our Pianos Are the Best in the World First and J'orcniost is the renowned STEIN WAY, king of all Piano. Tlmn we have the superb GUI N NELL DUOS., (our H own make), the artistic S01IMEK, the popular STERLING, tho BROS. MUSIC HOUSE MICH. - - W) (J arness.. tSomcthinf? that will do the Give us a call. $ Prices Right. EILBER play, for Mus it. It adapts for Music is the universal s itself to every It educates. Branch, 223 Hnron-aye.