The Yale expositor., June 28, 1901, Image 4

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Millinery
IF YOU HAVEN'T PURCHASED A
SPRING- HAT
OF COURSE
YOU WILL WANT-ORE FOR
. THE SUMMER.
We shall have in a few days a large
Stock of Summer Goods in Millinery. -
Come and see. All the Latest Nov
elties in Shapes, Styles and trimmings.
MRS. EVA BLACK
WM OWENS
Undertaker and
Funeral Director.
' WW" 'YALE MICH.
Having located in Yale am prepared
to attend to the "work of undertaker
and funeral director.
A large assortment of Coflins, Cas
kets, Etc., always in stock.
Will be pleased to do repairing of
furniture also new work.
ltooms in the Dr. Ney building op
posite Masonic Hall, Main street.
If you have a purchase to make in the
GROCERY L1SC
come and see us. Our stock s clean
and fresh and any order left here will
receive our prompt attention
Vegetables !
That's what w have, and green
. goods too. ("all and sec us.
FRED F. FRANCIS
XTertli aZrxiL dr:cer;r.
A.L.Gark&Co.
can furnish you with-
Watches
Clocks
Fine Jewelry
Call upon us.
A, L. GARK a CO,, ns
YALE, MICH.
Gem Laundry
Located in HcArliur Building.
We will be pleased to greet
all our old prUrons and as many
new ones ms will favor us with a
call. ilevrKi:iur tin place.
Superior work and Prompt Service
We useo injurious chemicals and do
strictly hand wolI;. Collars, Cufi's and
Shirts .1 spuiaitv. Family Washings
also solicited. W ir.iUi'or u-. A deliver
at your house. Try uc.
L. Middleton, Prop.
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olIYrs special rau -'lily
twenty-lour ji
j;istni''tiin in :,!! I
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"f ,);.' work,
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avo placed on sale our entire stock of
CLOTHING
AND GENT'S
FURNISHINGS
fft Coiisistin- ,f ?.
It n'j, Hoys', Youths' and Children's wear at
w?t
Men's $15,(1;) Suits for
Men's 12.00 .Suits lor ,
10.00 Suits for.
Hoys'
Hoys'
Hoys'
Men's
s.co -Suits for....
fi.00 Nuts for....
l.CX .Suits for....
2X0 Huts for....
Vpn'a DM 1 1 nfa fnr
Men's Fancy Marts, good assortment Vb'e qualVty, for.
Come In and look us over and cret our prices.
HUGHES BROS
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND DOINGS OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
Delia Richardson spent Sunday with
friends in Lynn.
May Hoskins and BeHo Tunis spent
Sunday in Tort Huron.
Howard Foster, of Peck, is visiting
Basil Middleton this week.
Mrs. ti. W. Farley and daughter are
visiting relatives in Richmond.
Phebee Roy expects to spend her va
cation with her parents at Capac.
Mm. Rnv Francis and children, of
Port Huron, are visiting relatives in
town this week.
Robert Holbrook has been spending
the week with friends at Cheyenne in
Sanilac county.
Polly Williams and Will Warren vis
ited at the home of Mrs. Hathaway in
Lynn last Sunday.
Frank McGunagle, wife and child,
of Marlette, visited with Harry Van
Vleet and wife over Sunday.
Jessie Merigold will spend her vaca
tion in Port Huron, for which place
she departed last Saturday.
Alice Hays and Minnie Feeney made
a few days visit with Roseburg friends
last, week, doing the trip on their
wheels.
Robert Showier, of Capac, and his
father, T. H. Showier, ot Arkona, Ont.
were visitors at Larrie Middleton's last
Sunday.
Prof. Roode and George Mclntyre,
with their wives and children, epeDt
Monday enjoying the cooling breezes
at Lakeport.
Mrs. 15. D. Philips, of Laurel, attend
ed the commencement exercises last
week, and while here was the guest of
Mrs. Ii. R. Holbrook.
Mrs. J. Q. Roode has lefl for their
future home in Meanwataka, Wexford
county, and the Prof, will pack up and
frd low her in about two weeks.
Alex. Frazer, a resident of Yale sev
eral years since, but now living at Los
Angeles, Cal., is visiting his sister,
Mrs. J. I!. Fancis, and other relatives
in the community.
Win. Secord and wife, of Yale, and
Alinon Ueagle, wife and little daugh
ter, Leleigh, of Deckerville, visited
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Bea
gle's sister, Mrs. Wm. Wendt and fam
ily. Cupac News.
Henry Hill and wife, of Flint, and
their daughter, Miss Mary Hill, Prof,
of Mathematics at Poynette, Wis., vis
ited Rev. and Mrs. C. I). KUis in Yale
this week. Mrs. Ellis is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hill.
Lansing Sponenburg, who has been
in Frederic for some time, has return
ed to Yale. He reports business boom
ing in that part of Michigan, and says
that the largest saw-mill in the State
will soon be built there.
Wallace Ballentine.
Good things you can see in Wallace
Rallentine's adv.
Remember Wallace Ballentine sells
for cash and produce only and can
sell goods at a very small profit.
You want to see our prices on goods
for circus day.
Wash boards, lC18-2Pc; regular
prices 20-25-33C
All prints at Wallace Ballentine's
for 4c a yard.
Saved Two From Death.
"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis," writes Mrs. W. K. Ilavi
land, of Armonk, X. Y., "but, when
all other remedies failed, wo saved
her life with Dr. King's New Discovery.
Our niece, who had Consumption in
an advanced stage also used this
wonderful medicine and to-day she is
perfectly well." Desperate throat and
lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New
Discovery as no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for Coughs and
Colds. 50c and $1.00 bottles guaran
teed by Grant Holden. Trial bottles
free.
SHORTHAND
PORT HURON,
v.w. TiiU now mi l ui-to-dat? institution.
men' iitiit women fur business, liv ir;i-tic;il
con'iuct.'d in our seven eominodloas oJiiecs.
A. DEAN, Manager.
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b ill Finij 1 11
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Extension Top Surreys $60
Ji.
Hay Forks,
Trucks,
Ropes,
Pulleys
and Cars.
Don't buy a Vehicle
Until you see us.
SCHOOL NOTES
For the year ending Juno 21et 201,51
was paid for tuition by foreign pupih.
During the year2187 books were tak
en from the library.
For the term endine: Juno 21st 08
pupils wero enrolled in the high room,
and the average daily attendaco 5S
In the grammar room the enroll
ment was 43, and the average daily at
tendance 38.
In the 2nd Intermediate tho enroll
ment was 41, and the ayerago attend
ances?; while in the lRt it was 51 and
53 respectively.
In the 2nd Primary the term enroll
ment was 34, and tho average daily at
tendance 30; and in the 1st tho enroll
ment was 59, and attendance 49.
The total term enrollment was 299,
and for the year 351.
Neither absent nor tardy during the
term ending June 21st: Clarica Go
heen, Grace Newell, Florence Moore,
Uyrdie Harris, Franc Jones, Eertha
Carless, Naomi Urown, Kato Sheehy,
May Magner, Fred Jones, Claudo
Keith, Alexander Sayles, May Hoskins
Carl Palmer, Willie- Monerey, Maud
Dickie, Ada Beard, Fred Currier, Bert
Ilolden, Fearl Ilolden, Blancho Hen
ry, Arthur Holcomb, Earl Loree, Koy
McLaughlin, Hoy Morsehead, Lizzie
Parkinson, Shirley Owens, Ai Sponen
burg, Maud Clark, Clara Cooper, Hazel
lleid, Nellie Beard, Lillah Armstrong,
Ethel Ballentine, Vina Goheen, Ula
Stewart, Norman Ellar, Walker Ste
vens, Alfred Pratt, Claude Sweet, Sam
Eshleman, Lloyd Andreae, Gertrude
Bettes, Olive Ballentine, Harvey Eme
ry, Clair Jardine, Bert Jackson.Cliarlie
Newell, Tom Parkinson, John Sloat,
Hazel Paisley, Lloyd Sponenburg,
Willie Sayles, Alymon Somcrs, Dee
Weston, Loyd Allen, Zelda Arm
strong, Walter Andreae, Ethel Cooper,
Edison Blakesley, Donald McLean,
Hazel Sponenburg, Bert Steinbcrgh,
Howard Brown, Gladys Taggart, Alma
Walker, Claude Pratt, Vera Gough,
Bert Eshleman, Albert Menerey, Den
zel Mitchell, Lizzio Shaw, Verne Sloat,
Zola Weston, Alger Strevel-, Georgo
Paston, Fred Paxton and Maud Dickie.
Neither absent nor tardy during tho
entire year: Grace Newell, Bertha Car
less, Franc Jones, Willio Menerey,
'Frcd'Jones, Ada Beard, Maud Dickie,
Pearl Ilolden, lloy Morsehead, Lizzie
Parkinson, Nellie Beard, Ethel Ballen
tine, I la Stewart, Hazel Iteid, Walker
Steven?, Norman Ellar, Maud Clark,
Dee Weston, Alvmon Sotners, Kusnel
Vancamn, Bert Jackson, Sam Eshlc
man, Albert Menerey, Zola Weston,
Denzel Mitchell, and Lizzie Shaw.
Fred F. Francis.
Call and see our lino of glass wash
boardssomething new.
Vc sell the celebrated Fels Naptha
Laundry Sohi, tho best and cheapest
foap made.
Ilaye you tried our'Pridc of tho
Cook Boom Flour '!" .
A Centlo Hint.
In our stylo nf climate, with its suvi
(fnu change of temperature rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in a MiK,ie day it 13 no wonder 'that
our children, i'riends and relatives aro
so frequently taken from us by neg
lected colds, half tho deaths result
ing directly from this cause. A bottle
of Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your homo for immediate use will pre
vent serious eicknc-s, a laro doctor's
bill, and perhaps death, by tho u-:o of
three cr four doic?. For curing Con
sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia,
fc'ovtro Coughs, Croup, or any disease
of th 0 Throat nr Lungs, its kucccss Js
simply wonderful, as your druggist
will tell you. Jet a sample bottle free
rom Grant Holden. Keirular fiize. 7oc.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Mrs. Eva Black.
Tho cheapest nlaco to buv hata
is at
Mrs.
Mrs. Eva Black's.
Hats sold regardless of cost at
hva Black's.
Go to Mrs. Ey'A Black's for chenp
hats.
Fair nnd Beautiful Facfi(
Impure blood is euro to cause pim
ples and roughness of the skin Dr.
Warner's Compound of Seyen Cures,
the great blood' renewer. nukw
rougn skin smooth and fair. Sold
Staley Co.
by
Star Poultry Powder
I MVS for itnff ton frM All trr
have to do is feed t. As
ducer and a enre for cholera, etc., It
has no equal. Hold cyery where, 25c.
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p HOB ATE OKDEK.
State of Michigan, County of St. Clair ss.
At a session of the l'rohate Court for said
County of St. ( lair, held at the l'rohate Otllcc,
in the City of l'ort Huron, on the 14th day of
June in the year one thousand nine hundred
and one.
Present, Hon. Harvey Tappan, Judge of
Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth
Mowbray, Deceased. Bobert Mowbray bavins
filed his petition In this Court pravlnf? that lie
may be appointed administrator of the estate of
said deceased.
It is ordered, That Monday the 15th day of
July at 10:30 o'clock in the" forenoon, at said
Probate Oliloe, be appointed for hearing thereof :
And it is further ordered, that a copy ot this
order be published 3 successive weeks previous
to said day of hearing, in The Yale Expositor,
a newspaper printed and circulating in said
County of St. Clair. HAUVKY TAPPAN.
(A true conv.)
fi-4 Judse of Probate.
John L. Black, Attorney
JltOBATE OUDEIt.
State of Michigan, County of St. Clair) ss
At a session of the Probata Court for said
County of St. Clair, held at the Probate Ofhce,
in tho City of Port Huron, on tho3rd day of
June in the year oce thousand nine hundred
and one.
Present, lion. Harvey Tappan, Judge of Pro
bate. In the Matter of tho Estate of Andrew T.
Walker, deceased. H. J. Walker and Anna Fox
having tiled their petition in this Court praying
that the estate of said deceased may be closed,
it is ordered, that Monday the 1st day of July
at 10:30 o'clock In the forenoon, at said Probate
Oflice, be appointed for hearing thereof; and It
is further ordered, that a copy of this order bo
published 3 successive weeks previous to said
day of hearing, in the Vale Expositor a news
paper printed and circulating iu saidCounty of
St. Clair. . IIAKVKV TAPPAN,
(A true copy.) Judge of Probate.
LAW & MOOBE.
5-4 Attorneys for Estate.
J BOB ATE OBDEB.
State of Michigan, County of St. Clair 1-ss
At a session of the Probate Court for said
County of St. Clair, held at the Probate Oflice, in
the Cily of Port Huron, on the 114th day of Juno
in the year one thousand nine hundred and one.
Present, lion. Harvey Tappan, Judge of Pro
bate. In the Matter of tho Estate of Estella Beadle,
deceased, Deleniere Brown having tiled bis pe
tition lor an order determining who were tho
lawful heirs of the deceased and entitled to ln
heijt her real estate.
It is ordered, that Monday the 2:Uh day ot
July i!jt, at I0::to o'clock in the forenoon, at
said Probate Oflice, be appointed for hearing
thereof:
And it Is further ordered, that a copy of this
order bo published threw successive weeks
previous to said day of hearing, in tho Valo
Expositor, a newspaper printed and circulating
in said County of St, Clair.
1IABVEY TAPPAN,
(A true ropy.) 0 3 Judge of l'rohate.
1B()l!ATE NOTICE
ron liuABiau claims hkfop.k cOlt.t.
Slate of Michigan, County of St. Clair
Notice 13 hereby riven, that by ua enter of tho
Probate Court for the County of St. Clair, made
on the Kith day of June A. 1). 1:I, six months
from date were allowed for creditors b present
thcirclaims against the estate of Christian Holl
man late of said County, deceased, and that all
creditors nf said deceased are required to present
their claims to said Probata Court, at tin Pro
bate otllee, in the City of l'ort Huron, for ex
aniinalion and allowance, on or b'.fore tho t.'th
tlav of Doc.MnbiT next, and that such claims
will le hoard boiore said Court, on Monday the.
; th day of (September, KiOl, and Moadav the
rth day of December next, at 10 :U0 o'clock in
the forenoon of each of those days.
Dp ted .June Mill, A. D.. I'.ml.
l . HAtf V'KV TAPPAN,
- JiuUo of l'rohate.
GEO. GOUGH
YALE, MICHIGAN.
Having had many years experience
aa auvUnilertakcr and Funeral
Director, 1 feci coulklent I can
giye satisfaction to those wishing my
yefviee as such.
I carry in stock h full assortment of
ASKETS
OUCIIHS
v. 1 1 i-
nil prices.
Steel Vaults Furnished if desired.
r)ynentics t""01 ,e 'onR l'vecl ne
Cause to livo rcfl'rCH ""r':sJ,,?,enl!'
Food is not nourish:.'1? nl11 1 ,9,dl"
a ,i;..infAn stomach can-
not dirff food. - it must
have nssist-
digests
all kinds of food Uhoutam in.." !
stomach, allowing It rcs1t, "n
Its natural function-. frn.eB
aro exactly the same an Oe nftt"5 Lil
gestive fluids and it simply cn ,J help
but do yatl good, drant Ho nen'
Real Estato For Salo.
320 acres farm land, will sell ot
change in part or whole. A snap fc
some one. -Call' on or writo Wallace.
Ilallentine, Yale. . 1
Dp: Top Buggies $40 up.
McINTYRE &
We have on hand a full line of Ladies' Shoes,
Gent's Shoes, Jioys' Shoes, Girls' Shoes, Child
, ren's Shoes and Infants Shoes.
Good to wear and look neat
And always sure to lit the feet.
t CLOTHllTa !
S LFor Spring and Summer.
6
Late Cuts and Shades for lioys and Men at
prices that are peculiarly pleasing. Purchase
and possess and be convinced that neither
your time nor money has been wasted.
Call and look us over,
B. FULLER &
SOUTH END STORE.
Discount Sale
FOR 30 DAYS,
Our stock is
large and in order to cret
J NT OF 20 l'FH CENT.
A DISCO LINT
Don't Miss This Opportunity !
In General Merchandise we have everything you want.
"We have added thi3 year a full lino of Agricultural
Implements together with repairs for same.
BUGGIES!
llcmember wc do iust .13 we advertise.
i-i.5'0Joil
Txa.M.0 let, lOOl-
THAIX LU.WK YAI.K Ai l OI.I-OWs. L
1'or 1'oit. Huron iiml north ami south ;:17 A. M. ;
1 :07 ami U ;0J i m.
l'or Saginaw and I'.iy C'itv
0:ii X. ii. j 2:27 nn (I 7:J! 1. sr.
For Craml KapMsaml Dot roll via Saginaw
:':li a. m. and :15 r. M
For Manistei Iui1i!i';ton and Nortluvfst
v-A.i a. m. nml i::'J7 r. m.
F. A.
(iUISWOLl),
A pent.
ii. i :.;oi;i.i.i:fi,
FOE. BALE !
Fine Thrifty Spring
Pigs. Also 1 sow with
9 pigs.
J.-N. DERBY,
One mile north of Fremont town hall,
township of Fremont.
E. C. MATTESON
Practical Carriage Painter.
All Work Guaranteed, and
Prices Right.
Give me a trial and be convinced
that I will do as I agree.
Shop up-stairs oyer Wharton . &
"Vs warerooms, Yale.
Wheel
Harrows,
Wheel
Cultivators
Hay Rakes,
Hay
Tedders.
HARRIS.
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on Shoes
COMMENCING SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1901.
rid of most of these ccooda we will give
This Sale is for Cash or Produce.
In this line wc have just what you want.
Don't fail to come and look oyer our line
whether you buy or not.
GEO. ZUELCH, Fargo.
At greatly reduced
with every purchase'
t0 $5.00
prices and
amou nting
;ivc you a nico picture e.m 1
FREE
G-oheen & Co.
if
A Purchase of $3.00 worth of Goou3
from Mrs. James Urown's Millinery
Kstablishment, together with 03 cents
will entitle you to a Handsome Life
Size Portrait and four-inch Gilt Frame
all complete.
SEE SAMPLES
IN SHOW WINDOW
Oool Shapes being sold "KI-e?
now for Z JC15
MRS. JAMES BROWN
Pai AS silts
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