The Yale expositor., October 06, 1899, Image 4

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LOW
PRICES
AID
HIGH
out
QUALITY
No. 1 Fancy Hand Lamps, complete -
1 8-at. Enameled Kettle giyen with 1 lb Best B. Powder
114 1 dish pan
1 Small Nickle Tea Kettle
1 Hand Coffee Mill
1 Fancy Water Set
1 Fancy Berry Set
1 Enameled Coffee Pot
2 Packages Rub No More Washing Powder
U 66 66 6k 66 66
ik kk k
fc 6
66 6k (t k6 k
25 cents
50 cents
50 cents
50 cents
50 cents
50 cents
50 cents
50 cents
5 cents
2 Packages Jackson Washing Powder
12-DozHumpty Dumpty Ecg Crates
2 lbs Good Coffee -One
pound Cracked Coffee
Full pound Backing: Powder
Bushel Baskets each -Sunflower
Oil Soap
Boys' Extra Heavy Fleece Underwear
5 cents
20 cents
25 cents
10 cents
10 cents
8 cents
25 cents
25cts
CTCTIES STOCZ: OF-
o
Dry Goods, Carpets, Shoes and Furnishings
Is much larger than ever before and the low prices we are making can not fail to interest you.
You will always find us ready with BARGAINS.
PUTITZl" Sz CHAMBEELAI1T,
sr.i.E, nvEionHE. o
HARNESS
WE HAVE THE Reputation
of making as cood Single
and Double Harness as was
ever put on the market at the lowest
rnicKs considering quality. Don't be
humbugged by allowing some one to
sell you a factory-made harness. Let
us explain to you the difference between
a factory-made and hand-made harness
Headquarters
TRUNKS
VALISES
ROBES, ETC
Repairing given special attention.
Wallace Adams.
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 14, 1800.
MTAXDAKD TIMK. EAST.
PURELY PERSONAL.
805 309 303 STATIONS. 304 j 308 300
r.M. P.M. I A.M.Il.V. A It. A .M. P.M. P.M.
133 r. 35 8 50 port Huron to :! onn 1W
2 3C. 7 27 9 4S Yule !) -J.i( 8 OJ 1 07
2 57 7 M 10 OS Hrown City iUi'J 7 37 1245
3 12 8 0i 10 2.1 Mai lette 8 4 7 21 12 37
3 21 8is!l0 32 Clifford 8 3 7 11 12 2rt
3 37 8 35 10 47 Mayvllle 8 24 C W 12 15
3 67 8 67 11 05 Vassal1 8 05 C 31 11 M
4 30 9 30 11 4 Saginaw 7 32 5 to 11 30
5 10 10 15 12 20 AK.Iiay City I. V. 7 00 5 20U0 60
MAIN1 LINK EAST
Leave Saeinaw 12:00 m. Arrive at Flint 1 2 :.r3
1.m., Holly 1:20 p. M.,Detroit3:10 p. M., Toledo
4:15 p.m.
MAIN LINE WEST
Leave Saginaw 12:20 p. m. Arriveat Midland
1:03 P.M.,Mt. I'leasant 2 :65 p.m., Clare t :07 p.
M., Evart 3:00 p. m.. Heed City 3:25 p. M.,15ald
win 4:03 p. m., LiKllnuton 4:55 P.M., Manistee
ConnextinK at Lndlnttton with Steamer for
Milwaukee mid Manitowoc (during the season
ol navlpatlon), making connections for all
points West and Northwest.
Sleeping and I'arlor Cars between BayCity
Saginaw and Detroit.
Connections inadeat Port Huronand Detroit
In Union Depot for all Points South, Canada
and the KaKt. , . . , , .
For further Information see timetable of this
Company. F. A. (JKISWOLD. Agent.
TEA TALK!
We claim and rightly too, that our
35ct Tea is the Best
In town. This U no idle talk for we know
what we are talking about. Try a pound.
You'd be surprised at tho good quality.
Oui Steele of
Groceries and Canned Goods
Is always complete. Also candies and Nuts.
We have the test brands of
TOBACCO and CIGARS
A share of your patronage solicited.
A. J. WARD,
One door south of Postofliee. YALE, MICH.
FIIITIE
Call on Goliet n and Co. for
your Fine Furniture. Their
stock consists of every
thing in the Furniture Line
and their prices are right.
Agents for
K. II. StoiTord Co. Church
and School Supplies.
GOHEEN & CO
MOVEMENTS AND DOINGS OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
C. F. Emery is home from Caro for
a few days.
J. C. Regan, of Melvin, was a Yale
Visitor Sunday.
Ed. Hopkins and wife atteded the
Armada fair this week.
Mrs. Solomon Heed visited in Vaesar
and Saginaw last week.
Jas. L. Coe, of Port Huron, epent
Sunday and Monday in Yale.
Chancey Kelley and wife are in De
troit thia week visiting friends.
E. F. Pratt and Rich Skinner took
in the Imlay City fair Wednesday.
W. B. JJallentine and wife were visi
tors at the Imlay City fair Thursday.
A. W. Ferguson transacted business
at Almont the latter part of last week.
Wellington Fries, of Watertown, vis
ited the family of Jas. Sweet this week.
J. A. Rapley and E. II. Drake spent
Saturday and Sunday in Port Huron.
Attorney J. A. Rapley was in Drown
City Tuesday afternoon on legal busi
ness.
Geo. Levington, of Watertown, was
a caller at the Expositor office Wednes
day last.
Dr. Will H. (Jowan, of Rerville, vis-
ted relatives and friends in the town
this week.
Factory Inspector Cathro, of Alpena,
was looking over the industries in Yale
last iriday.
Austin Lutzand wife, of Port Huron,
spent Friday last amoug Yale friends
and relatives.
John D. Jones, of Ridgetown, Ont.,
was the guest of James Newell and
family tho past week.
G. M. McCormick, of Smith's Creek,
superintendent of poor, was a caller at
our sanctum Thursday.
Miss Ryan, of lluffalo, N. Y., is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fitzgerald, and
other friends in Yale at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanlieu, of Pt.
Huron, epent Sunday with P. Feeney
and family in Greenwood.
Mrs. Armstrong, and two daughteas
ot the lunnel City, is on a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Munroe.
Edith Boyd, of Eden, Ont., is visiting
with her aunt Mrs. II. G. White and
other friends in Yale at present.
Mrs. Caroline Holden, after a two
weeks visit with her son at Standish,
has returned to her home in Yale.
Mrs. Clint Stevens and Mrs. Wra.
Huffman, of Lynn, were guests of Wm.
Lageer and wife the first of the week.
Mrs. M. C. Dewer and niece, Miss
Grace Dewer, of Houston, Texas, visit
ed at P. reeney's Saturday and Sun
day.
Samuel Legge and daughter Mollie.
of Aylmer, Unt., have been the guests
ot Elder D. McCoIl and family this
weeic.
Mrs. Lucinda Snider and daughter
Carrie after a pleasant visit among
Bay City friends returned home on
Friday.
C. R. Holden, banker of Standish.
spent the fore part of the week in Yale
on business as commissioner in tho
Ilickey Estate.
Mrs. John Smith, of Salem, Oregon,
13 spending the week visiting her par
ents Mr. and llios. Manley on their
farm west and south 01 tho village.
A. W. Campfield and wife, of Ayoca,
passed through lale Wednesday dnv
ing to Cass City where they will attend
the fair and visit friends at the same
time.
Patrick J. Regan, who has spent the
past six or eight years in tho neighbor
hood of McKinley, this state, running
a camp for the Loud Co., visited
among friends and relatives in Yale
and vicinity the past week.
School Reports.
Report of Speaker school, Dist. No.
1, for the month ending Sept. 29, 1809:
Number of days taught 20.
Total number days attendance 1,005.
Average daily attendance 60.25.
No. of pupils enrolled, male 36.
No. of pupils enrolled, female 30.
Total 66.
Examinations were well handled by
those pupils whose attendance has
been regular during the month.
Parents and friends of pupils are re
spectfully requested to visit the school
and view the work being done.
W. R. Brice, Teacher.
Report of school in District No. 5,
ireenwood, for the month ending
Sept. 29, 1899.
No. of pupils enrolled 42.
No. of days taught 20.
Average daily attendance 32.
Punila neither absent nor tardv dur
ing the month: Eldon Martin, Leatia
Mihlethaler, Martha Jordan, Roy
Bricker.John Cameron, Rosa Graybiel.
Not Absent Francis Ludington.
8UG0
Iff ACENTS
WANTED
wi tio you thi wi to Ec:crs3ni rostroi.
RIO PAY STEADY WOHK-KtW FLAX.
Tm work fit fcmn or trTeU Write at
Z for "TlIFK AJUijf mm IJIHIItl,
TKRMtA.F.NTf.
THE SUCCESS COMPANY.Cooper Union, N.Y. City
The Werner Company, of Akron
Ohio, is the largest concern of its kind
in the world. They write us that they
are in position to oner paying employ
ment to an energetic man or woman in
this county. We would advise those
of our readers, who are in position to
consider a good otter, to write at once
to "Department k. The Werner Com
pany, Akron, Ohio. You must send
good references. (Editor this paper.)
Hot water bottle, atomizers, and syringes at
tne a rug store 01 i, ram iioiaen.
District No. 3, Brockway township,
for the month ending September 29,'U'J
Number days taught 20
Grand total number days attendance
341.
Average daily attendance 17
Number pupils enrolled male 4
Number pupils enrolled female 16
Total number enrolled 20
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
(race Darling, Pearl Darling, Viola
Hopkins, Emma Richardson and Eya
Richardson, Sakie R. Scott, Teacher.
Dignity and pride are lonely because
happiness always wants to sit in some
body's lap.
What is the Sense of paying 50 and
5 cents a pound for condition pow
ders when you can get 2 pounds of
Holden's 4S-IIour Condition Powders
for 25 cents and it's guaranteed to iie
the best. Grant Holden.
Yale Market Report.
Wheat. No 1 white CO
Wheat, No 2 red W)
Oats, per bu
uye
Peas 30
Par lev
Timothy Meed
nay, mo 1 timoiny a w w
65'
(."
50
40
Hay. No 2 timothv
Wool, washed
Wool, unwashed....
Potatoes, perbu....
Kggs peruoz
Putter
Apples, perewt
Hogs, dressed
Live Hogs, perewt..
iteer. live weight.. ..
Mutton, dressed....
Iambs, dressed
Veal
Tallow, per lb
7 00
13
15
Chickens, dressed, per lb.
Chickens, live, per lb
markets at roller mills.
Pride Flour, perewt
Hell Flour, perewt
raham Flour. perewt
Polled Meal "
Feed "
P.ran "
Middlings "
50
17
25
16
17
no
5 50
4 0))
3 B0
6 00
R 00
7 00
03
07
05
$2 00
1 B0
1 80
1 25
m
70
80
A r.tubbom cold is easily taken; it
Bticka to some people all winter and
very often develops into bronchitis or
consumption. You should enre a cold
promptly by taking Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup. This celebrated remedy is ac
knowledged, to bo most efficient and
reliable for all affections of tho throat
and lungs. It cures a cold at once.
Gougl
taal
JiJi
xsa
i Syrup
Promptly cures Stubborn Colds.
Dosfimre small and pleasant to take. Doctors
recommend it. Price as cent. At all dmgginU.
Livery
T. H. BENNATT,
PROP.,
YALE, MICH.
First-class Turnouts.
Ppectal Attention Riven to Commercial Men
Free nus to ana irom an 1 rains
In Connection with the Hapley House.
If You Have
The Least Idea
000
Of buying a Suit or Overcoat, don't until you see the values Ave are offering. We have always striven to
sell jjood clothing that would make for us a reputation, and it is generally conceded that a Suit or Over
coat from our store is worth a few dollars more than the other kind; but the TACT is our ?ood clothing is
even cheaper than the doubtful kind.
At this time of the year we desire to call your attention to our Line of Overcoats. We have always been away
ahead of everyone else in this line, but this season we have even surpassed our own expectations.
Men's Keraey Overcoats, Blue and Black at .' 5'9S
Men's All Wool Kersey Overcoats in Blue, Black and Brown at J&Z,52
Men's All Wool Covert Cloth Top Coats, large variety at $10.00
Men's Fine All Wool Kersey or Melton Overcoats at 12.00
We ask you to call and see our Line of "Stein-Bloch Co. and Alfred Benjamin & Co's." Overcoats,
finest in the world. Trices from $15.00 to $22.00.
Agents Diinlap & Co's. Celebrated Stiff and Soft Hats.
Me
r s
Big
5
core
MEN'S OUTFITTERS,
Special Attention Given Mail Orders.
210, 212,214, Huron Avenue,
Tort Huron. Mich.
Just received another larfje consignment of
Trunks, Valises and Telescopes
PEICES ZSIO-SIT.
SPE G BALES TS
FAB LEES '
w
HEN YOU EAT
YOU "WANT THAT WHICH
IS FIRST CLASS. FOE
Airs. C. A. Merrill, cf ChetODa.
Kans., suffered from a peculiar nerv
ous troubte which baffled the skill
of leading specialists. Ss says: "I
cannot say enough in praise of Dr.
Milei' rJ?rvir.c. I suffered 2gonizing
pain it: kit iid of my head and 1
thought ii would drive me insane.
Spec-.alisls in Cincinnati and Kansas
City treated me without benefit.
Then I began taking Dr. Miles' Nerv
ine and obtained prompt relief, and
finally a permanent cure."
Dr. Ptflilcs' WQBWSnQ
is soM by all druggists on guarantee,
first bottle benefits or money back.
I'ook on heart and nerves sent free.
Or. Miles Msdical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
Kldnpy tronhU prpyn timn
thR mlud, dlscouratf Htid
A "NTI'V h8Hen aniltltion; Ix-autr.
UYiyiJ vlfror and clu-erfulnpus
WY'V'lf T?"T n dlnartprar when the
V v7AlA!ili kidney are out of order or
diseased. For tU'aslnir rosnltn uso Dr. Kilmer's
Hwamn-Koot. tne irnHt kidney remedy. At
dniKKiKt. HHmjile bottle hy mall free, also
paii)inu.
Address. Dr. Kilmer & Co., WnKhaniton, N. Y.
and,...
Salt
DO NOT FOKGET
s:oi-.XDE3sr's
Meat Market.
JOEL SHADES
HAS a neat little stock of Con
fectionery, Tobaccos, Fresh
Iioasted Peanuts and Pop
corn. He has just added a
neat line of
Stationery and School Supplies
TABLETS
All sizes and prices.
Call and Sco ZE-llm.
HART BUILDING.
A GENTS VANTED FOIt "THE LIFE AND
Ai-nirveiiiriiia oi Aamiral Dewey." the
ste.-Ml. the llfelonir friend n,l .?ifiVi.
nation's Idol. IJiKgest and let book; orerROO
J.... .,," in. n." nfitny vn naees ha rtone II
luMtiatlons. Only fi.oo. Enormous i den and
HlR eoinmmlons. Outnt free. Chanee ot i
lifetime Write qnlck. The Dominion Com
panv.srd Floor Caxton nidK.,ChlcaKO.
PATENT Good Ideas
may be secured by
our aid. Addreaa.
THE PATENT RECORD,
BubKrtptlons to Th fsunt Uncord uo pu vmuo.
CALL ON
George ZiieM,
FARGO, MICH.
When you are looking
for
BARGAINS
IN
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Boots and Shoes,
Gents Furnishings,
Wall Paper,
School Stationery and
Patent Medicines.
The Best
llrandi of
T Tobacco and Cigars.
We always keep In Stock a Cempleto lino
of such articles as are usually found la a
11 rst-class store. We solicit a share of the
public patronage.
THE GEM LAUNDRY
McArthur Block,
Yalo.
Superior work and Prompt Service.
We use no Injurious chemicals and do
strictly hand work. Collars, Cuffs and
Shirts a specialty. Family "Washings
also solicited. We call for and deliver
at your house. Try us.
L. Middleton, Prop.
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