The Yale expositor., September 13, 1901, Image 10

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We open up this week the largest and most
complete line of Tablets. Pencils, Tens, Ink,
Kulers.Crayon.Drawing Paper, Etc. that has
ever been shown in Yale. We guarantee
our prices as low as can be made by any
dealer in the county.
Holden's Drug Store.
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who neither sands
his sugar nor
waters his milk
who believes in
the best, and is particular to
please his patrons.
That's the grocer who recom
mends and sells
lion Coffee
Coffee that is coffee unglazed
-unadulterated.
Anna Farkinson will have charge of
a millinery shop in Oxford this seasou.
S. Goldberg & Co. will close their
store on Saturday, Sept. 14, and Mon
day, Sept. 23, on account of holidays.
Walter A. Williams is working in
Fuller & Co's store this week. lie ex
pects to start for Chicago soon to win
tame and fortune in that great city.
Salesman Wanted to look after our
interests in St. Clair and adjacent coun
ties. Salary or commission. Address
Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 19-2
Last week I went about, full of trou
ble and of doubt. Now I'm 6miling
and dance with delight, I had some
Rocky Mountain Tea last night. Grant
Ilolden.
Washington LOL have postponed
their ice cream and cake social until
next Tuesday eyening, Sept. 17. It
will be held in their new hall at West
Brockway.
Lots For Sale Two desirable lots on
corner of Mill and Kennifick streets.
Will be sold reasonable. For further
particulars and terms write or call on
Joseph Effrick, Yale.
M. W. Lennon is agent for all kinds
of school supplies such as desks, seats,
tables, etc. Should any district need
goods in his line he would bo pleased
to give prices on same.
Although the weather was cold and
unpropitious, the ladies of the M. .
church did very nicely at the supper
held at J. C. Ilolden's Tuesday night,
the proceeds amounting to twenty-tiye
dollars.
A large inyoice of envelopes, note
heads, statements, wedding note, etc.,
just received at The Expositor job de
partment. Give us a call if in need of
commercial printing. Our facilities are
the best.
Wednesday eyening next is the date
set for the ale Cornet Band's grand
ball and supper. The best of music
has been engaged and the boys will do
everything for the enjoyment of those
present. Giye the boys a helping hand.
Walker & Middleton's new grain ele
vator is completed and ready for busi
ness. It is a tine structure, convenient
and up-to-date and this firm is pre
pared to handle the farmer's product
with despatch, paying the highest
market price therefor.
If the average girl had half the con
sideration for her mother that she has
for the suit of clothes that leans over
the gate and pours nonsense into her
ear?, white hairs and wrinkles would
not come so soon to steal away the
charm from her mother's life.
Have you a sense of fullness in the
region of your stomach after eating?
If so you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liyer Tab
lets. They also euro belching and sour
stomach. They regulate the bowels
too. Price, 23c. Sold by Grant Ilolden.
The Yale Milling Company is enjoy
ing a large trade at present, and the
mill is rushed day and night. Besides
the large amount of custom grinding
turned out every day the mill is ship
ping flour to different parts of the
state. Yale's Pride and Lie 11 brands of
Hour haye a wide reputation and
wherever used are well liked. If you
don't use these brands give them a
trial.
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind.,
is a poor man, but he says he would t
not be without Chamberlain's Pain
Balm if it cost five dollars a bottle, for
it saved him from being a cripple. No
external application is equal to this
liniment for stiff and swollen joints,
contracted muscles, stiff neck, sprains,
and rheumatic and muscular pains. It
has also cured numerous cases of par
tial paralysis. It is for sale by Grant
Ilolden.
Many of our readers will remember
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gaskiil who lived in
the neighborhood of Yale a few years
ago. Hero is what the Armada Graph
ic has to say of them in the last issue
of that paper: "Messrs Samuel and
lya Ilulett were at Mt. Clemens one
day last week and pRid a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Gaskiil at the county farm.
They were much impressed with the
neatnes of the place, and the evident
care mid good judgment with which
Mr. Gaikill looks after the county's
interests, as well as the happiness and
contentment of the inmates."
Ad changes
The Racket
Yale State Bank
Frank W. Smith
S. Goldberg & Co.
Mclntyre & Harris
Wallace Ballentine
Yale Furniture Company
Born, to the wife of Charles Fergu
son, on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1901, a son
Any one wishing sewing done call on
Mrs. E. M. Caster, Mary street, third
door south of Mill street. 19-2
When you want first-class up-to-date
job printing executed by experienced
workmen come to The Expositor office.
The date of Catharine Turner's sale
has been changed from Thursday Sept.
2Gth, to Friday, Sept. 27. Keep the lat
ter date in mind.
II. C. Martin has added to his store
furniture a fine new fire and water
proof safe manufactured by the Cary
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Poultry Wanted, all kinds. On Sat
urday, September 14th. Owing to the
absence ot C. Cooper, I will buy a car
load of poultry on above date. J. F.
Baxter.
Our old friend Joe Paldi was in town
Monday with his right hand tied up in
a handkerchief. Up to the time of go
ing to press we have beard of no one
being shot.
An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered a re
ward of 500 for a greater blessing to
woman than Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sensible move. Grant Ilolden.
A law was passed by the last legisla
ture raising the minimum age for teach
ers from seventeen to eighteen years,
and making the compulsory school age
of children in the country between
eight and fifteen, and in cities between
seven and seventeen.
Lightning struck a barn in New Jer
sey, setting it on fire. Just as prepara
tions were about to be made to extin
guish the flames the lightning struck
the barn a second time and put out the
fire. Of all the strange antics of
"Jersey lightning" this is about the
strangest.
Sandy Cameron and family bade their
friends and relatives in Yale good bye
Monday and started for their new
home near Gladwin. Sandy has been
working the Archie Williams farm
north and east of here but found it a
slow way to get ahead. He will moye
onto his own farm.
A meeting for men only has been
projected and will be held in Yale in
the near future. Arrangements are so
far completed that we can say that Dr.
W. II. Fulton is to deliver an address
and other speakers will probably par
ticipate, and matters will be considered
of peculiar interest to men. Fuller
particulars will be giyen later.
Ed. McKinnon was buried at Mt. Sa
lem on Wednesday of this week. Mr.
McKinnon met with rather a sad death.
He was standing near a well on a farm
in the neighborhood of Bay City water
ing a span of horses when he accident
ally fell in and was drowned. He was
a young man only about 23 years of
age.
Frank W. Smith and Guy Mulnyx
have formed a co-partnership and are
prepared to give their attention to well
digging. If you haye any work of
this kind to do get their prices. Frank
has also had considerable experience
as an auctioneer and will be pleased to
nave any ana an who are thinking of
nolding auction sales to call on him and
get his terms. Notice his card in this
issue.
A damage suit was started by capias
last week by James Rands, of Green
wood, against Chris. Vogelei. of the
same township. The injury done to
lianas is piacea at $10,000.00 and is the
result of a fight which took place on
the highway on August 22. In his
complaint Rands states that he was
knocked down and jumped on by
Vogelei. S. A. Graham appears for
Rands.
Rev. Sam Bettes is home aeain look
ing well and hearty. He reports being
in the building at the time the presi
dent was shot, and was one of the first
to get hold of the miscreant who did
the shooting. If Sam could have been
near enough to deliver a good right
swing on the fellow's cranium just as
ho pulled the gun, we will guarantee
that he would have made a mighty
poor eiioi.
A very pleasant little party was held
at the home of Mi9s Mollie Brown on
Tuesday night. Mollie has had a very
interesting class in Sunday school for
the last few years, and now for an in
definite time this relationship is going
to bo severed , Mollie taking her depart
ure on Saturday f Or Lansing where she
will take a special course of study at
the Stale Agricultural College. The
young folks gathered as abovo stated
and had a farewell party, ice cream
and cake being served. Mollie was the
recipient of a beautiful Morocco
bound copy of the Bible from her claps,
a token of their affection for their
teacher.
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Are the alterations being made at our store. When
finished we will be in much better shape to take
care of your wants for anything" in the line of
Hardware,
Tinware,
Building Material,
Repairing,
Plumbing,
EavetrougWng.
We're still doing business and do not let our
torn up condition interfere with waiting on a
customer.
JOHN HUTTON.
Dr. J. B. Stevens went over to the
Toronto Exposition Monday.
Dr. Ardiel, of Avoca, beine sick Dr.
FitzGerald is caring for his practice.
Boarders Wanted I have accommo
dations for two or three boarders. Ap
ply to Mrs. Mary Hoskins.
For a nickle extra you can tret a sea
shore bath at Dick Windsor's barber
shop. Try one and see how you like it.
We have just added several new job
faces to our already fine assortment
ana can turn out the best work on
short notice and at right prices.
Notice the chance of adv. for the
Yale State Bank on front page of this
issue. This institution presents some
facts which are of interest to eyerybody.
Mothers write us that they have solv
ed the problem of keening their child
ren well. Give them Rocky Mountain
Tea each week. A blessing to mother
and child. Grant Ilolden.
When you want a pleasant physic try
the new remedy, Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. Price,
25cts. Samples free at Grant Ilolden's
arug store.
The Expositor was in error last week
in stating that May Fitzgerald had
gone to South Bend, Ind., to enter the
Notre Dame convent. May has a
natural talent for music and is now at
St. Mary's Academy where she will
finish her professional studies.
Dr. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over Knill's drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can bo consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be on Friday, Sept,
13th. He will be in his Port Huron,
office every day in the month except
Fridays.
Rev. J. B. Keith and family started
on Wednesday for their new charge at
Unionyille. Mr. and Mrs. Keith are
very earnest and active workers and
did much good during their short stay
here. Everybody seemed to like them
and it is with regret we see such good
people go from us, but they are assur
ed that the kindest and most sincere
wishes of all go with them to their
new field of labor and it is hoped that
they may meet with peace, happiness
and prosperity.' Rev. J. J. Beattjr and
wife are here and will enter the work
so efficiently carried on by Mr. and
Mrs. Keith. The Expositor joins with
the entire community in welcoming
Mr. and Mrs. Beatty to our midst.
Fred F. Francis.
Fine cooking apples 65 cents.
Cash paid for prime butter.
The finest 33, 40 and 60c t tea in
town.
Coffee 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 cts.
first-class.
EXCURSIONS
VIA TUG
Pere Marquette
DETROIT.
Golden Jubilee of Arbeiter Society,
Sunday, September 22.
Train will leave Yale at 8:42 a. m.,
returning will leaye Detroit at 7:00 p.m;
You ought to go. Rate $1.00.
Ask Agents for full particulars of
these and numerous other excursions
during the summer.
II. F. MoellerfG.P.A.
Norman B. Herbert is employed as
clerk for Rounds & Vancamp in their
hardware store.
The Jewish New Year will be cele
brated to-morrow. S. Goldberg & Co.
will close their store on that day.
Wm. II. Learmont attended the auc
tion sale of Mrs. Phoebe Spring in Fre
mont township (to-day) Friday in the
interest of the new Yale State Bank.
Mrs. Eva Black has returned from
Detroit with a nice line of fall millin
ery. The latest styles of walking and
street hats are now being shown at her
shop.
George Gough is attending embalm
ing school at Detroit this week. He
intends to keep posted in the latest
and best methods of caring for the
dead.
Complimentary ticket to Capac Ag
ricultural Society's fair to be held Sept.
24, 25 and 26 is received. Thanks for
same. If the rush of business is not
too strong we will be present.
E. II. Drake expects to spend a few
months on the road collecting for the
Champion Machine Co., of Chicago.
He will start on Monday next. J. A.
Rapley will look after the law busi
ness of the firm during Haryey's ab
sence. The School Board of District No. 1
held a meeting Wednesday eyening at
which time Dick Ellar was appointed
truant officer for the ensuing year.
Complaints made against scholars for
non-attendance or truancy will be
looked after promptly.
A case of wife-beating was indulged
in by a drunken scalawag last Satur
day. The authorities took him in
charge and locked him in the village
bastile until he became sober when ho
was released. Names will be given to
the public should such conduct occur
again.
A full and complete account of the
shocking crime committed at Buffalo
last Friday by Assassin Czulgoza may
be found on the inside of the Exposi
tor this week. It is unnecessary for
us to make further comment only to
say that the improved condition of the
resident is yery pleasing to Yale's
oyal citizens, all of whom hope and
pray for his speedy recoyery.
8. Goldberg & Co.
Furs! Furs!! Furs!!! Ladies do not
forget to call on us and examine our
stock of fur caps, capes and jackets.
We have the largest assortment ever
shown in Yale.
Get your clothing and gents furnish
ings of us.
to pure Anni niM nrapnAv
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Aiiaruggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c.
WE PRIDE
A I'ortaDi SearrfillcJit.
A French ofUcer haa Invented an
acetylene searchlight which can be car-
rled by one man, and which will Ilium
Inate everything within a distance Cf
100 yards. It la expected to be of reat
use In searching for the woundod after
a tattle and In bridge burning at night.
Kramer "tonj Tom.'
"Lona Tom." tho now celebrate
Boer' ffun. la capable tot throtrfn k
fthot d distance of Biz miles with tali
On carrying the largest stock and
best assortment of
Dry
G-ood
L-To be found in Yale.
Our North-End Store
is crammed full of all the latest patterns in
Dress Goods for summer wear and we are
selling them at prices that will meet the ap
proyal of all.
Call and be Convinced.
ALJguft
South-End Store
We have made a
Reduction On
Summer
Cothing,
Men's $10 Suits for
Men's 9 Suit for
Men's 8 Suits for
Men's G Suits for
Men's 3.50 Suits for
$7,88
6.88
5.88
4.88
2.50
20 Per Cent Off on Boys' and Children's
Snmmer Clothing.
We have on hand too much Summer Clothing and make this big
cut to make room for out large fall purchase.