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COMBINATION CREAM onteef A Wondrous Beauty Cream YOU will love the fragrance first. Then the velvet smoothness, the delicate creaminess, of this marvelous beauty cream. It fairly melts into the skin without a trace of grease, or the clogging of a single pore. Anemic tissues speedily drink it in, becoming smooth and softly pliable under Combination Cream Jonteel. A perfect base for powder. Take home a jar today. The Rexall Store of Grant Holden. Yale Spring Is Coming ! It's Almost Here! Are You Prepared ? Our lines of sesonable merchandise were never more complete and we invite you to compare quality and price before you buy. New Voiles A dainty, fresh voile dress will please mother and de light daughter. Wo selected only the prettiest patterns from diffeient lines. Our showings includo the season's newest shades and comb inations and our prices aro com paratively low. Fashion Says Ginghams for Spring It is indeed difficult to find ginghams moro attractive than Toiles of M. F. C. Theso ginghams come in fast colors and are pre-shrunk. They represent superior quality and exclusive design. An assortment that will plea.se you is on our sh elves. Picertine and Agatha Percales It is a pleasure indeed to offer our patrons these two most desirable percales. They possess the finish and qual ity which makes them most desirable. The prices encour age liberal buying. Silks All Kinds and Colors Sec us before buying silk for your new dress. The prices are unusually lo w compared with a year ago, and our showings are compl etc. Also tho silk market is ad vancing. An early selec tion is advised. H. A. Williams Local and Otherwise. irTYftJnp Buv Anv In st-caIr M D I County Until You FIRST Receive an Abstract of Title Made by The St. Olair County Abstract Co. , We Guarantee the Title to your property. L. T. BENNETT, Manager U. S. Savings Bank Bldg., Port Huron, MTcHv Mrs. Joe Williams is in Detrott this week. John Isles is at Saginaw this week on a visit. Sam Ludington was home from Vpsi over Sunday. Lloyd Andreae was up from Avoca on Friday last. L. II. Howse, of Brown City, was a Yale caller last Friday. Helen Sexton and Helen Harris went to Port Huron Saturday for the day. Mrs. Boettcher and sister, Miss Bursack, were in Port Huron on Saturday. The date for the Senior play has been decided upon Friday, April 8th. Robert Reid was over from Davison the last of the week vis iting his mother. . Mr. and Mrs. George Elston and daughter Hattio were Port Huron visitors Friday last. Mrs. Edw Sheeny and daughter Margaret and Alice Carroll shop ped in Port Huron Saturday. Robert Braidwood, of Almont, was a guest in the Grant Holden home a few days the first of the week. Mrs. W. H. Learmont went to Detroit Wednesday to spend the remainder of the week with her daughter, Aileen. There will be a basket ball game at the Auditorium next Monday evening, Capac vs. Yale city team. Game will be called at 8:00 o'clock Be sure and come. A dock at St. Clair gave way the other day and precipitated a boat load of gravel into the river. The gravel was to be used on tho Grat iot turnpike road job. Mrs. Hiram Brown has been in 1 Port Huron the past week with her 'daughter, Mrs. Earl Loree, of Croswell, who had her tonsils re moved at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Chancey Kelley have been confined to the house on account of being sick the past week, but are now out around again and feeling much better. I Passenger fare on the Michigan railroads have been raised 20 per cent, taking effect Wednesday, March 9th. The fare from Yale to Port Huron Tunnel is now 86c instead of 71c as heretofore. I Workmen are this week engaged in excavating under the whole of the Church of Christ, which when finished will be converted into a fine basement dining room, kitchen and Sunday school room. Mr. and Mrs. James McColi, daughter Elizabeth, Mrs. John Livingston, child and sister, left Yale on Friday last for Battle Creek, where it is hoped that spec ial treatment will better the health of Mrs. McColl. I Approximately 15,000 pounds of fish a week has been shipped from the harbor at Harbor Beach. Last week the storm blocked the fish ing grounds with ice and snow and it took three tugs half a day to force a passage out of the har bor. Yale friends were greatly dis tressed at the news last week of the death of William Black, in Lan sing, whose marriage to Alice Mc Kenzie occurred only about a year ago. Mrs. Black's sincere friends here feel deeply for her in her be reavement. Tho Expositor has received a limited amount of government seeds from Washington through the courtesy of our congressman, Hon. Louisr C. Cramton, for free distribution in this locality. Any who desire a package, which con tains an assortment of seeds for the garden, call at this office, phone or write us and you may have same for the asking. First come, first served. W. F. Bar.r manager of the Au ditorium, will give another one of his popular dancing parties on the evening of March 17. This promis es to be one of the very best yet, and the public is cordially invited to come out and enjoy a social evening. Music for the occasion will be furnished by the Yale four piece orchestra which guarantees those who attend the best there is in dance music. Bill, $1.25. The Daily News, published at Chatham, Ont, Feb. 19, 1921. in a write-up of the Mack Furnace Co., a new industry in that city, has the following to say about one of its employes, Frank J. Hor ton, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. iRuss Secor, and formerly a resi dent of this city:"Frank J. Horton, mechanical engineer and (factory manager. One has only to see the draught designs and patterns which are the product of F. J. Horton to know that the best man obtainable, at any price, is associated with the Mack Furnace Co." Tho Expositor is always pleased to republish any favorable comment made by other publica tions about our former townsmen and heartily congratulate them in jj Presbyterian Church! jji !; Sunday, 10:30 j "Peter Sat' :jj By the Fire " l ;! 7:30 I "Master, Is It I ?" J Earl Johnson is in Yale on a vis it to his mother and sister. Mrs. Grant Holden was a Port Huron visitor Saturday last. Mrs. Floyd Ferguson went to Detroit today for a few days. Remember to save a date for "Mary's Millions' Friday Apr. 8. Mrs. Ed Ediehoffer and son Ken neth were in Port Huron Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Learmont and son Detftor spent Saturday in Port Huron. ' . Henry Tice, of Detroit, visited his parents and friends in Yale the past week. Neva Ostrander, of Ypsilanti Normal, spent the week-end with her parents in Yale. Thunder and rain storm last Saturday afternoon. One begins to think of spring when he hears tho thunder roar. Parsons, the Eye Man, will be at the Paisley Hotel, Yale, Friday March 18th. See ad, in another I .irmii rf VJo oon Marion Barr celebrated her 15th birthday by inviting several of her girl friends to a delicious din 'ner at her home Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. James Wallace left Saturday for Detroit, where they will visit for a time, then they go ,to Owosso to see their daughter. Mrs. Rawley Hallman. They will 'be away two or three weeks. The McLouth hall, which was burned in Marine City last week with a loss of about $6,000, was iused for various social activities, 'but the loss will be felt most by the public schools, which had sev eral classes of pupils housed there on account of lack of room in the school buildings. Bennie Randolph, charged with the murder of Fortunato Jennetta on the night of January 2, was convicted of murder in the first degree by a circuit court jury on Wednesday afternoon. Sheriff laines and his corps of deputies had a great deal to do with secur ing evidence in this case. As soon as the dastardly deed was report ed to the sheriff's office the work of gathering evidence started and every detail was gone into. We commend St. Clair county in hav ing competent sheriff and force who look after the public safety I at all times. The Seniors are working hard on their play, "Mary's Millions." Mrs. Thos. Stouffer, of Marlette is making an extended visit with Mrs. George Gardner. Thos. Bidleman was in Port Huron Monday, transacting bus iness in Probate Court. Ed Johnston was down from Mt. Pleasant for a week-end visu with parents and friends. Rev. J. C. Davis, of the Metho dist Protestant church at Caro, was in Yale this week on a visit to his parents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Oatman, who have made their home in Yale for several months, returned to their l farm thi3 week to reside. Quite a noisy greeting and con gratulatory exhibition was given j the newly-weds at the homo of Rev Strobridge on Saturday evening, lit was an old-fashioned charivari. I Evangelist Fred S. Weaver, of (Tort Huron, has closed the revival 'meetings at Roseburg. Tho cam paign lasted for four weeks and , was a great success under the able (leadership of Rev. Weaver. There were sixty conversions during tha campaign. Sunday night in the closing service several men con 'secrated themselves to the chris tian service. STATE WILL FIGHT SLEEPING SICKNESS Lansing, Mich., Mar. 2 In view of the fact that 72 cases of sleep ing sickness have been reported since Jan. 1, Dr. R. M. Olin, head of the state health commission, will try to secure an accurate check on all cases existing in Michigan. He has issued orders to health officers in the state to report im mediately by telegraph any cases which diagnose as sleeping sick ness. He also requests that all physi cians co-operate by making prompt reports of such cases to local health authorities. HAKE SALE The ladies of the Church of Christ will hold a bake sale of all kinds of home baking on Saturday March 12th, in Davis' Furniture Store. Poultry wanted Wednesday and Thursday morning. Get our price before you sell. Yale Meat Mar ket. 49- Bargains During March During the month of March we will sell at reduced prices DRY GOODS, SHOES, CROCKERY and NOTIONS ' McOMBER'S BIG CASH STORE I The Kamge libit BO Women EwigM w hm' hiff raa THE Ranee Eternal U an everlaytinitr rood rane. Two na r rations of malleable range builders have made it so. And two fenerations of satisfied range users praise and endorse It You'll want a Kanee Eternal, too. ihon you see it-it so new so handsome-and so efficient. It costsjrou let too. than anf other rsrnce because ou ibo less fuel. There an thirty-two steps up to Range Kternal perfection that represent thirty-two points that you won't find in any other range. Eternametal Flues that will never born out. nor rust out, nor wear out. They malts the Kaoge Eternal last forofcr. Be sure that the range you buy has Kte rnameUl Hues. They are r xcluure lo the tUnge KternaU Parker Proceco Rust Proof Top this is another bit feature. Tht top of the Range Etsraal is pro tected against rust absolutely. It will not rum Don t buv any ranpe until you see the Rang; Eternal. Fee it at cur store, Ak us to show it to you. JOHN HUTTON THE RANGE ETERNAL EVERLASTINGLY QQQD tnra found otll lO 1i Kanga Eter nal. Tha aanltar platbcr back pr rata dirt from retting behind tha atove pfpa and dona not T due tht ,i ef ths taking ar . Tba wail, dtrt-eatahing, taa atialvaa ara room) and trout; avbatantlaJ a a ara plaacd at tba top of tha higli rloact brarkala. lb is aartalnlr tnakae a band aocna range ran won't And anotb at Ilka It. r-, It Takes Grit to accomplish your ambitions There is more in Bull Dog Tenacity than there is in Luck. Establish a bank account with the firm determination to stay with it until you accumulate a certain fixed sum and stay with it until you win. Yale Sftsifte B&nnk New Spring Line of Wall Paper . hBO ' m ' w m 11 m a m i I w i I f II u 1 has arrived and is now on display at our store. There are many new designs , and the early buyers get best bargains. If you are going to need Wall Paper this Spring you'd better calL MATHEWS & WIGHT, Drugs Grafonolas Stationery For Easter Sunday and Every Sunday Pollegian Clothes You ought to look as well every Sunday as you do on Eas ter. Then buy clothes that "keep you looking your best"-- -Collegian Clothes. The stylish lines are permanently set by Collegian tailoring. Fabrics are all wool, of course. You'll like the graceful, com fortable models; the smart, new patterns; and the reasonable prices. Lower than for several seasons, past. Inspect our new Collegian Juniors for lads of 14 to 20. CHAS. H. PALMER ' Our. New Wa Papers For the season of 1921 we offer you one of the the best assortments we ever carried and the prices are right, too. Call and see us if you are planning on any redecorating this spring. We can also offer you Some Bargains in Remnants Herb T. Hennessy Prescription Druggist Jf their success.