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AM oui Ay Ay. Ay J. A. MENZIES, Editor. "Count that tlay lost whose low descending sun, sees at thy hand no worthy action done" For All That Is Right In The Rcpuhlican Tarty. Vol. XXX, No. 17 yRKt YALE, St. Clair County, Mich., THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1911. $1.00 Per Year, in Advance ir (ifflt it CI on nn jM6 Is the clothing event without parallel in Yale. Saturday is the time set for its beginning. Wo invite you to come and share in tho benefits this economy opportunity presents. Here is a great chance to buy tho best clothes in the world at prices that are sure to bo of interest. Our pol icy of never carrying over clothing from ono season to an other must bo strictly adhered to, hence, to clear the decks, wo've made sweeping reductions on all Men's, Young Men's and Hoys' Summer Suits (blues and blacks excepted.) 14 Off on all our tinest 13-piccc summer suits including the Hart, Schall'ner & Marx. All our $25.00 fancy suits, J oil', .now $18.75 All our $22.50 suits, off 10.87 All our 20.00 suits, off . ... 15.00 All our 15.00 suits, off 11.25 All our 12.00 suits, i off 0.00 All our 10.00 suits, i off 7.50 ONE-FOURTH OFF ON OXFOllDS T - X. EOSENTHAL -2T.I-i32'S XjXS-IDIILTG- CLOTHIER If You Wish to Talk Watches Come hero. If you wish to see and ask watch questions come here. Or for any other watch reason at all come hero. We expect to have to convince you before we sell you. Wouldn't have it any other way, any way, if wo could. Like to show our watches, even if we don't sell, lie cause any one that sees can't forget. Tour of the world's leading move ments are what we have to show you and talk about. We repeat have XL.. DE3c37- XT-ULllez: Watches Silverware Jewelry 5 wsssssmsssacas Very Desirable Summer Goods at Closing Out Prices! A few pieces each colored Marquisettes at GO to 75c for ?A)c. 15o Voiles for SAc; 25c Ginghams, Voiles and Dimities, 10c; Lawns and Hatistes, 10c for 7c; Lawns and liatistcs, 124 c for 8c; Lawns and liatistcs, 18c for 12c. Ladies' and Children's Underwear at a discount of 1-5 SILK GLOVES 2 clasp, lirst class in odd shades at 25 cts. QUKKN QUALITY HOSE, odd shades, 50c goods for 25c. Ladies' and Children's Lace hose to close out. The Store that Sells Wooltex Ballentine Dry Goods o Port Huron, Michigan ijLXzzxX2mx,rx:szt.u,.., .rare Deoend on Dikes i In years gone by it was customary lor manufac turers of medicinal preparations to offer only "specialties." i The Dike Drug Co., having' extraordinary manu facturing facilities, does business on a different plan and olTers a full line of household remedies fifty or more comprising everything that may be need ed for home treatment. The Dike Drug Co. has no "specialties" every preparation is made as good as skill and science can make it. j This means that whatever you buy with the Dike name on it is right. And that explains why we, who arc extremely careful about what we recommend to our customers have secured tho solo distributing agency for the Dike Household Remedies. We know they are right. m Mathews & Wight I mM 1 ..Yale State Bank.. Yale, Michigan CAPITAL $30,000 SURPLUS $6,000 JAS. LIVINGSTON. President. J AS. McCOLL, Vice President. W H. LEARMONT. Cashier. GUY E. BEARD. Ass't Cashier. Farm Loans a Specialty. Collect ions made speedily at favorable rates Read ! Reflect ! Resolve ! "Faint Heart Ne'er Won Fair Lady" Procrastination never started a Bank Account or won Comfort and Freedom from worry in old age. Kvery Accommodation consistent with safe JSanking Methods extended to our patrons. WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. EASTERN MICH. HONORED. Big National Guard Encamp ment at Port Huron. Ten days, from Aug. 9th to 18th, lirst opportunity of citizens to pee the state's entire military force in this part of Michigan. For the lirst time in its history the entire military force of Michigan is to assemble in the eastern part of the state at l'ort Huron for a period of ten days, from August tth to 18th. This great encampment of the Michigan .National (Juard will afford the citizens of Eastern Michigan the opportunity of seeing the vast improvement made in Military lines, and also lending encour agement to the men who comprise the state's military power. This year the state Military Jiuard selected l'ort Huron on account of its accessibility from all parts of this sec tion of Michigan, and its splendid op portunities for maneuvering. Over 3,- 000 infantry, cavalry and artillary will participate, with the addition or rfUU regular army soldiers and the Michigan state naval brigade. The grand review by Governor Osborn and stall takes place on Sunday, August 13th, and on Monday, August 14th the entire brigade will parade the city s streets on its way to the Jieard hills for the great sham battle between the "JJrowns" and "JJlue." Tort Huron is preparing for 50,000 visitors on these two big days, and it is expected that over 150,000 will visit the camp during the ten days. All steam boat lines and railroads have made re duced rates for the encampment and citizens of this part of Michigan should show their pride in the "boys" by visit ing their big "white city." Farewell Reception. The ladies of the Presbyterian church planned a reception for Mrs. Richard Kllar, in view of the fact that she was moving from Vale, and on Thursday afternoon about twenty ladies with baskets or bundles, gathered at her home and succeeded in having one more good time with her. It was in tended that the party Bhould be held In the trove but the day being wet pre vented that. Social conversation and a game of rafiles was enjoyed until lunch time when the good things were uncovered and passed around. Mrs. Kllar was presented by the so ciety with a silver meat fork and 6oup laddie, as a slight token of the apprecia tion of her work with them. She has always been a faithful and ellicient helper in church, Sunday school and societies and it is very much regretted that she must go. Much as they wish her all happiness in her new home they wish more that she might stay with them. NOTICE. "The Michigan Sugar Company will start its campaign this year about tho lirst of October. All persons desiring employment at that time are requested to file their applications with the Com pany at once as we are now making up our crew for tho campaign. It is pre ferable that the applications be made in person. An exceptionally long campaign is anticipated. The Com pany has constructed a line large board ing house for the accomodation of its employes." Michigan Sugar Company, Croswell l'lant. 10- Croswell, Michigan. House and Two Lots for Sal. Good dwelling and barn and all kinds of fruit. Terms reasonable. Apply to Mary M. Howies, Yale. lft-2 The Princess Theatre will offer for its Saturday night special a good Western Feature, full of wild west life from beginning to end. Also a side-Bplitting comedy. Lots of laughs all through. Drop in and enjoy a cool, comfortable hour, and let us con vince you that we have the coolest place in town. l ... Personal... O . Movement find Doings of People That You Miiy Happen to Know. Mary M. Jirown is in Port Huron this week. hleauor Anderson returned to De troit Monday. Emma Richardson is visiting in De troit this week. Helen Sheehy is spending her vaca tion in Detroit. Jessie (Jarnsey, of Detroit, is visiting i uie leiauves. Austin Lutz was up from Port Hur on lirst of the week. Irene Harrington is visiting friends in Pontiac and Detroit. Mrs. Thos. Holden was a Port Huron visitor Thursday last. Agnes Henry, of Detroit, is visiting her parents this week. Wilson Wallace, of Saginaw, is the guest of Vale relatives. Mrs. Earl I.oree, of Croswell, visited relatives in Vale on Sunday. Mrs. Eoding, of Cash, is visiting relatives and friends in Yale. Pearl Armstrong has been visiting friends in Flint the past week. Lucy Menerey is at Port Huron this week visiting Mrs. Austin Lutz. James li. Urown and little daughter went to Port Huron Wednesday. Keta McKay, of Emmett, is visiting her friend Mary Sheehy this week. C. S. Cochrane entertained his father and mother from Almont this week. Mrs. Emma llapley, Carrie and Sarah Kapley were in North Jiranch last week. Mrs. Miles Simmons left Tuesday morning for a week's visit in London, Out. Mrs. James Dant and daughter Vivian are spending the week at Hay City. Duane Fuller, of Montrose, is visit ing his young friends in Yale this week. Mrs. John Williams, of Hock Island, 111., visited relatives in this vicinity last week. Juva Uissett, of Sandusky, has been the guest at the Wharton home this week. Dr. Wight and (Jeorge Mclntyre spent Sunday with their families at Holland I each. May Fitzgerald of Stratford, Out., spent part of last week with Yale friends. Clyde Kichards and family are spend ing the week at Elsie and Flint among friends. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook, of Detroit, are visitors at the home of Lewis Armstrong. Anna Parkinson and Minnie Hub bard, of Detroit, are guests at T. H. Parkinson's. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Uricker, Mr. and Mrs. Hall spent Sunday with llrown City friends. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fletcher spent a few days last week and the first of this in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Case and A. (). Case are spending this week at Port Lampton, Out. Mrs. Wm. Foster and daughter Mag gie returned from their Eastern visit Friday evening. Kev. S. M. (lilchrise is at his old home Wetland, and other Canadian points this week. Mrs. Clarence Huff, little daughter and (trace Tumbelle. were in Port Huron Wednesday. Josephine Anderson is spending two weeks with relatives and friends in De troit and Port Huron. Christine and Lillias Park of De troit are expected in Yale tonight for a visit with old friends. Fred Green, of Hamilton, Out., and Alf Woodward, or Port Huron, visited at J as. Sterling s Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. I). Nichols and son Itussell, Geo. II ought by and wife auto ed to Port Sanilac Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Stevens, of Sandus ky, have been guests at the home of Dr. J. Ii. Stevens this week. Mrs. Wm. Ernest and daughter Velma, ol Detroit, were guests ot Mrs Lena Andreae the past week. Zitha Houghtby left Monday morn ing for a four weeks visit at Onaway and other points In the state. The Misses liright, of Listowell.Ont. have been guests of their brother John Dright and lamily the past week George Earth and Hoy Jones left Wednesday morning for a boat trip to the ioo, (ieorgian uay and rmiuth. Mrs. Clarence Huff is entertaining her cousins Evelyn and Marie Oakley of Port Huron lor a couple or weeks. Mrs. It. M. Patterson, of Grand Itapids, Minn., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips last week. Mrs. Richard Ellar left Tuesday morning for her new home in Detroit Yale friends are all sorry to lose this family. Wm. H. Palmer and Jas. H. Martin attended a conference of the church of the Larger Hope at Rattle Creek the past week. Mrs. Eva Rlack and Carrie Clark drove to Allenton on Wednesday, ac companied by Mrs. Frost, who is on her way. to Romeo Harry W. Halsey returned to Chicago Tuesday after spending a month with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Halsey and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Keegan, of Louisville, Kentucky, formerly resi dents of Yale, were calling on old friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Paisley returned Monday morning from a three weeks trip to Muskoka Lakes and down the "st. Lawrence river. Mr. and Mrs. John Caswell visited in Detroit a few days last week. Mrs. Caswell's father spent the time with his son, E. F, Pratt in Port Huron. Clifford King left Wednesday morn ing for Sarnia where he will take the boat for Port Arthur and from there will go by train to Arelee, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Minnie and child ren drove to Port Sanilac Sunday in their auto. Mrs. Minnie and children will remain there a few weeks camping John Anderson and wife, of1 Chicago, and Will Anderson, of Mayville, are spending the week at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson. Sarah R. Williams, of Chicago, is spending her vacation with her sister Mrs. Harry Waterman and her father I). G. Williams, in Peck, also a few days in 1'ale, her old home. Frank Wilcox, James Sweet and Warren Roadway autoed to Lakeport last Tuesday evening. From there they went to the Flats in Frank's nap tha launch and put in a few days lish ing. Mr. and Mrs. Teal, of Rurlington, Iowa, who are spending their vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. uranaen, nave jusi returned irom a ten-day trout llshing trip near Rose City. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hulsev and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sowersby, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sowtrsby of Detroit and Mabel A. Lenimon, of New Haven, spent Wednesday last with Mr. and Mrs. Riley Cleveland, ot Rrockway. llarrv Ilaslev. of Chieacro. eldest son t Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hasley who has been spending the past two weeks in New Haven and Detroit returned to his parental home Monday last in company wnn mt. ami irs. mcnaru .owersuy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sowersby and Mabel A. Lemmon in their auto. Mrs. E. R. Reecher left Yale Monday evening tor Port Huron where she took a boat for Mackinac. She will go to Petosky or Ray View for a few weeks hoping the change of climate will im prove her health, which has been poor, lately. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Witt, of Rrown City, accompanied her on the same boat. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley McNulty and their daughter Marie have returned from a very pleasant auto trip to De troit. They left l ale Monday morning at five o'clock In company with W. E. Eurns and family of Chicago, who are spending the summer at their cottage on the Reach. The entire party went in Mr. Hums' touring car. They at tended the convention of The Knights of Columbus and rode in the grand parade on Thursday. St. Clair County History. The following letter recently received by the Expositor explains itself: The Expositor, Yale, Mich. Dear Sir: I would like to have an announcement published in your paper that 1 am desirous of obtaining as much information as possible regard ing the early history of tho county; and the loan of any books, papers, pamph lets, documents of any kind, or remin iscences of early periods, and any pictures of early buildings or locations would be highly appreciated. The best of care will be taken of anything loan ed me, and faithfully returned. I should also be glad to answer any correspondence upon any of these matters. Very truly yours, W. L. Jenks. Mr. Jenks is now at work on a history of St. Clair County. Dr. Cornell. Dr. Cornell, eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, or Port Huron, win ue at trie Paisley Hotel, lale, , on Friday, Oct. P. Ill I . ..-Mfclll.-Pi.. nib,--IB.,. WVVi? fV7w - ue-J: '" f Wo. II are best enjoyed by those who have been most Fuccessful during the year. They haye earned their vacations. Have you been success ful? If you have you should do all YOUR R US I NESS AFFAIRS through the medium of a bank. That is the only businesslike way. There are, in dealing with a bank, many advantages that you may not know of. Let us tell you. FIRST RATIONAL RANK Capital. $40,000.00. A.C.Sleeper, Pros. W.F.Ruh, Vice Pres. W.V. Andreae, Vice Pres. C. F. Fead, Cashier C. R. Adams, Ass't Cashier T. U. Wharton Bart McNulty Lincoln Avery - 1 ', 1 - August 4th I TO .. August 19j I fi n Fifteen days more to close up our i 9 I '4 ....Summer Goods....! AH Muslin Waists Va Off. t We still have a nice line of Ginghams. Every piece ft t we offer at greatly reduced prices8c, 9c and 10c yd. 5 g We have used the pruning knife quite freely on the f, h prices of our Muslins. See what we can offer .you for & 7 J-2c, 11c, 19c, 23c, 27c or 35c. 1 j One-fourth off on all White Uunerskirts and Night 5 (i Robes. 8 8 Silk Gloves, both in wrist and elbow lengths, go in ji this sale at one-fourth off. We ought to interest you in Oxfords and Slippers. S We want to close out every pair at one-fourth to one-$ third off. S RIBBONS We have about 50 pieces of ribbon that S we bought for this sale ranging from 22 to 100. The ...i c r- i o c i m. iv i r. regular price is irom ouc to uc. oaic price lut x iat. PRINTS-Now is the time to buy prints, price for all standard prints is 5c. Our sale iJHo c Martin.. I Besides keeping a full line of y t ....Choice Family Groceries.... j 9 Try one of Ihe and we are sure you will find them the best ever. Prompt delivery to any part of the city. ! t JOHN PAXTON j We will sell during the summer months C E CREAM CONE S- Subscribe for The Expositor. All the Latest Home and Foreign News for only $1.00.