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AUCTION SALE! T PRICE? Entered in tho Post-Onico at Valo as Svcond Claas Mail Matter. i'HsyaLE Expositor Jas. A. AIknzies, Publisher. IS I Go To Davis & Son's IS IT QUALITY? Why? Go To Davis & Son's Because they have the goods and are anxious to dispose of them. "There's A Reason" .Davis & Son FURNITURE YALE, MICH. UNDERTAKING Michigan Furnishes an Army of 350,000 This vast army of Fraternalists protect the homes and firesides of our great state. Every citizen of this State appreciates the great work carried on, the service rendered to the widow and orphan, the assistance given these in need through this splendid agency. Members of the following great Fraternal Societies now ask YOUR help in defeating AN ANTI-FRATERNAL AMENDMENT which, if adopted, will be most destructive. Members of the Following Great Fraternal Societies Oppose This Amendment Aid Aaaoclffllon for 1-uthtran Amrrlran Insurance l olon Anclrnt Order of Hibernian Ancient Order of ;iennerit lien Ilur, Supreme Tribe llrotherhowd of I.oeo. ICnitlneera Jtrof hrrliood of Locomotive l'lremen and lOniclnemen llrotherhowd of Hallway Trainmen llrotherhowd of American Yeomen Catholic KulRhtn and Ladle t'onrt of Honor Catholic Order of ForrxterN Catholic Mufti.-)! Benefit AsHoelatlon Degree of Honor Danluli Ilrotherhood RaMern Star Ilenev. Fund Uqnltable Fraternnl L'nlon Kraternsil Aid l'nlon Fereotera, Ind. Order of Fraternal Ilrotherhood Fraternal lleaerve Anoelatlon (ierman Order of llarunrl KnljthU of 1'rthlaa Ina. Dept. Knlgata of Columbni Knlathta and Ladlea of Security Lad lea of the Amaranth Lad lea of the Maccabeea Ladles' Catholic Hener. Aan'n La Soclete dea Artlaana L'Aaaoelatlon Canado Amerlealae Loyal American Life Aaaoelatlon L'L'nlone St. Jew HaptlMr Modern Ilrotherhood of America Modern Samaritan Modern Woodmen of America Myatic Worker of the World National Protective Lejtlon National Croatian Society National L'nlon National Fraternal Soc. for the Deaf North American Union Order of Hallway Conductor Order of the Amaranth Order of Mutual I roteetloa IolUh National Alliance Protected Home Circle I'atrlclana Itoyal Arcanum Hoyal League Itoyal Nelshbora of America Hallway Blen'a Ilellef Aaa'n Nwltchmen'a l'nlon of N. A. Slavonic Croatian l'nlon Nwedlah-Flanlah Ilenev. Aaa'n Hwedlah L'nlted Bona of America The Maccabeea Vnlon of French Canadian Society L'nlted Commercial Traveler Woman' llenefit Aaa'n of Maccabeea Women'a Catholic Order Of Foreatera Woodmen Circle Woodmen of the World A similar amendment was defeated in 1914 by nearly two hundred thousand votes. Beware of Anti-Fraternal literature and advertising circulated and paid for by the enemies of the Fraternal System. By YOUR VOTE NO, tell these despoilers to keep their hands off Michigan. Once again, Brothers, Sisters, get your friends to help you save the Lodge. 11.. :--r,-flvt THIS AMENDMENT will be printed in FULL on the Ballot Remember it it known as an amendment to Article XII, Sec. X. VOTE MICHIGAN FRATERNAL VOTERS' LEAGUE RtrMtiaf tUnfcan f ALL MICHIGAN FRATERNAL ORDERS Dtm Bank Building Dotrolt. Michigan w mm PIAQOFREEr-v-iD not later than November lo, 1!10, I the neatest gml moHt r- ' tlstlc correct solution of I l - II 'lp the Famous 123 Puzzle, on I II II "1 II II this paper or a Kimilarly I' l ' 11 11 u proportioned aesitcn. we Mill rUc Free a beautiful IprlKht Pin no. Hue the numbers, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, l, 7, 8 and 1 only once, placing one figure In each tquare, ho when added up and down, or right and left, the total will be 2.. In cane cf a tie, Tlano will be Klven each winner. Write vour name and address plainly. You will be notified by mall as to your success and given our piano proposition. Mail your reply at once to Dept. 11. PHOENIX PIANO AND PHONOGRAPH CO. S$CS:zn 14 K A ST KLIZABKT1I STHKET. DF.TItOIT, MICH. When Your Grocery Supply Gets Low Call and look oyer our lino of Groceries. c pleased with tho quality and quantity. You wiil Our Slogan: "Once a Customer, Always a Customer." tj .-HTortlfcL End Grxocersr.. mUit.D(f ;-: :-: ;.; JUtiN UJKJijtil , Proprietor. nTr:iwLt .-."!-miu m - . ..raari IXTXC2 C&ATQ I l.T2K3BtXBS2W JIAItUAINS In building material, aheathirifj, Joists, timber of every d script ion. Apply to Uert IJrown, Vale, or pbone 127. 52- FA KM FOK HALE 80 acres, all but 10 acres under cultivation, house and lam, well of pure water, Rood orchard; located Jt mile from school, 2 miles from It It station. For further par ticulars and price inquire of J. C. Davis Vale. 1 'hone 21. 4- - Try an Expositor Li nee Cider Making. I will start making cider Saturday, Sent. 10, and will run SKturdays during this month. Then I will ruu every day until further not Ire. A. Ludlngton. WANTKD Form of 80 or 120 acres to rent or work on shares. Phone 153 1L IS. John Manns. 19-0 IlO(JS AND CATTLK Will load Saturday, Not. 4. If you have any. thing to ell phone or wTite me 30-2 Edward Sheeny, Vale. AUCTION 8ALE3. The undersigned will sell by public auction at his premises known as Lo cust Lawn Stock Farm, one mile south and two miles east of Jeddo, on Wed nesday, Nov. 15th, a number of Jersey, Durham, Guernsey and llolstein high- grade dairy cows, ranging in age from 2 to 12. Sale to begin at 12 o'clock, noon. Usual terms. Jas. It. Turnbull, auctioneer. L. D. Cole, Prop. The undersigned will sell by public auction at tho premises 1 mile north and 4 miles west of Vale on Wednes day, Nov. 8, commencing at 12 o'clock m., sharp, a quantity or live stock and farming implements. Usual terms. Free lunch for those coming from a distance. Jas. K. Chisholm, auctioneer, James B.Urown, proprietor The unJersigned having decided to quit farming will sell by public auction at the premises 1 mile north and miles west of Vale on Wednesday, Nov. 15, all his farm live stock and Im plements. Sale begins at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp. Usual terms. (1. W. Dell, auctioneer. Jas. Doughner, Prop. The undersigned having resigned as rural mail carrier and leaving Vale will sell by public auction to the high est bidder at his residence on Wood street, city of Vale, on Saturday, Nov. 11, commencing at one o'clock p. m. sharp, a Ford roadster, buggy, cutter, harness, robes, etc.; also a quantity of household goods. Usual terms, ueo. W. Deli, auctioneer. Frank Phillips, Proprietor Uaviog decided to quit farming, the undersigued will sell by public auction to the highest bidder at the premises 1 mile north and 1 mile west of Vah on Thursday, Nov. 9, a quantity of farm live stock. Implements, etc. Sale at 1 o'clock. Usual terms. (J. W. Dell, auc tioneer. Marshall Smith, prop. Farm For Sal. 20 acres located H miles north of Vale; tine house and cellar underneath; good barn, nog nouse, hen house, corn crib, and work shop or garage; well of pure water; nne apple orchard, small fruits and berries. Will sell cheap on easy terms or exchange for Vale prop erty. L. F. VanCamp, Vale, H5 2t- SUllSCKirTION r atks : One Year $1 00 Six Months SO Three Months 25 Advertising Hates made known on application.. TUUUSDAV, November 2, 1016 HERE AND THERE. Sandusky has 6ome hopes of getting a milk condensory. It is said there are a number of small pox cases in Wales township. A detention home for juveniles will be built in Port Huron for the county. Joseph Hubbard, a pioneer and well known man of Huron county died last week. Mrs. Isaac Irvine, a pioneer of Sani lac county, died last week, aged 88 years, Lots of petty thieving has been going on in Peck lately, according to the Times. James Shannou, a highly respected citizen of Algonac, died last week at the age of 83 years. The Emmett bank is being rebuilt, and two store buildings are being put up by Larry O'Neill Richmond had a window washing day recently and every merchant washed his windows. Dev. James Detts, Melvin M. E. church pastor has resigned and will run a newspaper at Middieton. When connecting the school building at Capac with the Fdison electric lights, the wires were laid underground. Work on the CJrand Trunk car shops in Port Huron is being rapidly pushed. Drick work has begun on some of the buildings. (Juy Welch, of Memphis, died last week after a lingering illness. He was a member of the Masonic order, also an Oddfellow. Today is a civic holiday in St. Ciair and the male portion of the city's pop ulation are engaged in a road bee on the Hart road. (Jeorge H. Rider, of Alinont, was seriously injured by being struck by an auto, whiJe driving along the road from Imlay City. Herbert Curtic, who was one of the victims of the dynamite cap explosiou in Suover, hud one eje removed at the hohpital in Day Citv. The sight of the other eye will be preserved. Henry Doyle, who has been station agnt at Doyle, for the past twenty ytars, has been promoted to the station at Memphis, to fill thn vacancy caus ed by the death of F. J. Lee. The badly decomposed body of a man was found in a strip of woods at Itonieo l.tst SiUnrdny and whs buried in the Komeo cemetery, as it was impos sible to identify it. It is a mystery to the citizens of that place. A laipe ash lank at the Diamond Crystal Sal: plant in St. CJiiir blew up last Thursday and a fan weighing more than three tvns, Hew to piece3 doing much damage to the building, but in juring no one. Accumulated gas caus ed the explosion. Harbor Deach Community Associa tion held its lirst celebration on Tues day of this week, uniting with the pu pils of the school in athletic games and Hallowe'en stunts and masquerad ing. Prizes were given lor the most grotesque costume. 3. 6 ' i1 .1 1 n 4 s 'All C. SHIRLEY STEWART Republican Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Vote For Him. FRED H. BEACH Candidate for County Treasurer On the Republican Ticket JAS. E. CHISHOLM, Auc The undersigned will sell by Public Auction to the highest bidder at the premises 1 mile north and 4 west of Yale WEDNESDAY, ember' Stfau 16 The following described personal property:- Bay mare 11 yrs. old, wt. 1400, with foal Bay horse 4 yrs. old, wt. 1500 Driving mare 6 yrs. old Bay colt 2 yrs. old, out of Monaghan horse Yearling colt, out of Monaghan horse Red cow 5 yrs. old, due now Red cow 7 yrs. old, due Dec. 10 Black cow 7 yrs. old, due Jan. 28 Heifer 2 yrs. old, due Dec. 17 8 calves 2 Holstein heifers 2 yrs. old, fresh 3 months Gale sulky plow Set disc harrows Brown City walking plow Seeder Set 3-section Syracuse harrows Oliver 2-horse cultivator Sterling loader Osborne side delivery rake. Racing bike Superior phosphate drill Jogging cart Wagon and hay rack Bean puller Columbus wagon, new Demoerat Set bob sleighs, nearly new Iowa cream separator Galloway manure spreader 40 tons hay Deering binder Hay forks and pull eys Deering mower, nearly new 150 ft. rope Hercules gasoline engine, used but little 2 sets heavy work harness Set light harness Set single harness And many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale Starts at 12 o'clock M. Free lunch for those from distance Ferms as Usual 12 months at 7 per cent. JAS. B. BROWN, Prop Opinion of Alex Moore Port Huron, Mich., Oct. 28; 19K5 Mr. Ira Ch ise, Dear Sir: You have asked my opinion with reference to the right of a County Drain Commissioner to use any surplus remaining to the credit of auy drain previously established for the making of preliminary work with the idea af cleaning out, deepening and widening the existing drain. Section 1 of Chapter 8 of the Drain Laws, which said chapter has to do with the cleaning out of established drains, provides "If there is a surplus in any drain fund the County Drain Commissioner may In his own discretion without application or advertisement pay out of the same a reasonable compensation for cleaning out auy obstruction that may accumu late in a particular drain for which the fuud was raised." You will thus see that iu the actual construction of the work the drain commissioner without any preliminary stays being taken has full authority to use any such surplus In cleaning out the drain. In view also of the fact that the drain law provides that before any steps can be legally taken for the construction .of the drain that a preliminary survey be made and filed with the county drain commissioner and made a part of the proceedings of the drain, this survey is made as a part of the incidental ex penses in the construction of the drain. It is my opinion that it is just as essen tial under the law to make a re-survey of the proposed cleaning out, deepen ing and widening of an existing drain, as it would be if the application were made to lay out the drain originally. You can readily see that without a proper survey giving the necessary cuts you would have no basis whatsoever to ask for bids for the cleaning out, deep ening and widening of any existing drain. If the funds to the credit of the drain in the hands of the Countv Treas urer are sullicient to pay for ail of the preliminary surveys and doing of the work no further tax would be levied, However, if there would not be sufllci ent funds to make the survey, and do the necessary cleaning out, it would be your duty to exhaust the funds remain ing to the credit of this particular drain before spreading or causing to be spread any tax for the payment of the work of cleaning out, deepening or widening the existing drain. I do not think that the fact that no other work was done excepting the preliminary survey, has any right to be considered by any body of men, pro viding you had before you, as a basis for your action, a petition in proper form asking for the cleaning out, deep ening and widening of the existing drain. Yours very trulv, Alex Moore. Certain persona having circulated a report in regard to the south branch of Mill Creek, 1 wish to cite the law under which I acted Ln performing the work. To do so I wish to submit the opinion of Mr. Alex Moore in re gard to the same. Yours respectfully. Ira E. Chase. ' Bring On Your Junk - I will pay $5.00 a ton for old iron: lc a pound for rags; fc a pound for rub ber boots and rubber shoes. 25-13 John Sexton, Yale Live Poultry Wanted Will Load a Carload of Poultry at Melvin, November 22, Yale, November 23. We will pay the following prices and will pay more if the price advances:-- Turkeys, 20c Hens, 12c Ducks, 13c Old Toms, 15c , Old Roosters, 8c Qeese, 12c Chickens, 13c Crops must be empty when weighed. Call or write us before you sell. C. Muma & Son MELVIN, MICHIGAN. PUBLIC AUCTION At the Locust Lawn Stock Farm Of High-Grade Dairy Cows Wednesday, November 15, 1916 At 12:00 o'clock sharp This herd consists of 24 grade cows and heifers, mostly Jerseys. 20 have been tested with T. B. test and found free from disease. This herd is In calf to pure-bred Guernsey sire. Trains will be met at Jeddo on day of sale. L. D. COLE, Prop. One Mile South and Two Miles East of Jeddo 0