The Yale expositor., October 10, 1902, Image 8

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Now is the Time.
Special inducements to llayers to reduce f
our present atocK of
Wall Paper and Window Shades, j
You will llnd the work of dollar nt our VV?!Vmwv
wonderful, fur we h ive dropped the prices DOW M PON .
DOWN ! It will pay you to look over our assortment. It
will cive your eye ;i i:it and yr thoughts food for s it
isr.ution. and will show you an easy way to procure junt
what you want and need for a trilling outlay.
We Keep Up tbe Quality, We
Come in it ud see nr. Satisfaction C.uarantced.
Holden's Drug Store.
Drills. Stationery, School Ih'oks,
Wall I'apcr and School Supplies.
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Ii built now. i-r lit jour ;;!u.dde nmchinrry stand around in ti e burn
yard another u inter V W hat's the um-ut putting it otf any longer?
-.u cm build j i -1 is e n an now ;:s
t!.:it the M:ov and lain u ill d t "
lea-ly to tall; "luiuU-:" when vu ate
J HOLDEN LUMBER CO.
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I 14 nunc rf r ti ft to th roatid.
Wbo know Low uiurh cnl" and bw
aaurlt f Ul and flu cild gltxluf
Ur U in eMtll cofTT
Lisa f It all eoff nrrr c!ii.
Taa Mala.1 arkaa kaara It fraah and rra
A t.i lino of roueliiM nl the Y:ilO
I'urnitnrc C'o'r.
FluTr will le u totttl eclipo of tho
mo'Mi, ThurdHy, ctol t r K.
Joe I'rcnnHn lu-t w ok inovi d to
John NpwpII'k far m oncdmlf tuile t-ftft
of liniinet.
tipntu furnihinc--ft cool nort
rnent. If von ppeil miythint: in tin
lino rntue in. Ooldtier A: Ilo-eiithnl.
Kir-iMnl-ledydf enertor. h Mire
preventive for "ivirlet f-vrr nnd ntlo r
r.ontMytM i1ieH", for f ilo lv Mntli
ow 'i Wiiit's.
Krank r.axSfr te.m teiehin;: at the
Carle- M-li-i. ! t!m fill hr.I n pvmi;
o l Kiti-f H tio-i. lie i'n:n;i '.nt
tonrltef Hh'l i.n exeiir.diiry yo'i:i;;
Itl.Ml.
It tnnd" n!Die: it tT.Ycr-t ::!)-v,v.
ThereN no ntli.T. il itAtur-'- ,.vii..icr,
:i wiUlii'iii'; t.'.w'.'.irr .) t':e henrf !
ininkinil. Sueii i lloeky V'untni;
To.. "'-. ifnnt Iliii.ieo.
Wo are norry to lefvrn tint the wife
of our friend S. S. Ilopkin. f I'ort
Huron, 'va recently utrieken with
Irlji-. ntl'cct'.n the rutin r:ht t-iilo
of her Ixuly. At Ut report hP wn
lonip tw tler.
Itarry I ro., of St. I.ou:, Mo.,
through the;r HKontH, Whnrton i1 in.,
lyp Iteen liuyinjr apples in thi- eotion
for the pHt week. Th crop is Urge
and the uuality rsther alovo tho aver
ao of other year.
Whllo opening a lox, J.C. Mount, of
Three Mile r.ay, N. i ., ran n trn penny
na.il ihroinrii the l!eh V tmrt of his hand.
MI thought at once of all the Ttn and
oreneM tld would caue mo. ' ho
and lmnpihately applied ( ham her
Uin's Tain I'alni and oiTaionalljr after
wards. To my surprise it removed all
patn nnd rorenes and the injured parts
were oon healed." For rale ly rant
lfoldcn.
The November "Sucre's" will con.
tain the tlrd Installment of a hrilliant
new erial ptory by Henry Wallseo
L'hillips. entitled "Hirarn Itennet'a
Cold Mine." It is a ftory of plurk,
pereverenro and adventure, and Mr.
I'hdllps. whne lKok,,4Ked Suanders,"
was accepted as a reprcrntatiye of
Amenrsn literature, has won adislinct
plre as a writer of utirrint;, wholesome
fiction. This new enal cannot fail to
interest reailers of all clashes. As the
main part of its action Is laid in the
IMark Hills mining region, Will Craw
ford, whoP sketches of the Went haye
attracted wide attention, has been en
gaged to illustrate it.
Keep Down the Price.
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I'Miiey fUfW Fuuvenir ju.t reeeived
nt irnnt I lohli-n'c
Window hhade nt the Yale Furni
ture Co's wareroom.
Fur hu!iel tTHtcn 'll on Tnxter
I'.n . rear of Mmw V John-on's hh.ck-
lll'.tll llop, Yh!'.
We sire rulefnl to Mr, i ( ri,
of Ko-i'l.iirg, for two niT, l:g imp
kit!) and a I ndet of 1 i 1 1 . eating ap
ple. We lire proud of oi.r line of I ruhes
a ml we ran Mirely pleu-e you :f in
in i-d of any thing in thin line. Corner
I 'rug More.
Iloiirewives are heaying u deep igh
of relief that the fruit canning and
P'ckling eaon is about at an end.
llouiecleaning comes next.
Key. . 1. Founder intends Marting
for hushu next Tupfday w here he will
attend the NhcohhI convention of the
Chriftian Mifionary Snru'ty.
Shoes tor livii and loyf. Thin is a
new department to our ft ore, but nev-irtltele-
we enn tit vou. (Quality
high, l'rice low. Cddberg tv lion
enliial. O ye peojdr! have ye warded the gol
den rnonient of never retwrrung time in
taking u s'.ibtitutp for the genuine
Il'icky Motintaul l eu made by the Mad-i-oti
Sledn inei o. Craut Hidden.
The report whs rirculated in Yalo
ii fniiide of weeks airo an. I aN i eon-trud:-:e
l that Herb Wiie.,oi Harbor
I'.eneli. and a M -i Mann v. i rn married
hi re. I -nt-1 week'- Harbor U uoh Times
tin- tli following: "Herbert Wi!eo
and M..-- I. mini Mann. t..lli of thi
plnee rc'ent.y mntli' a trip t ) Yule,
wh re tl.ey wi-ro married."
creig b.tx in Drake's Subdivi-ion
for :il cheap and on easy terms.
I heo lots nre all laid out along tine (',
foot t reel and are the only acreage
lands for mle within the villngp limits.
They are in clop proximity to the Can
ning factory where all garden products
may be disp'icd of in the eaiet man
ner and to the heat advantage. Call at
otliee of K. 11. Drake to get terms and
fee plats.
Cur schools will open in every de
partment on Monday next, October 13.
The three weeks loss of time will ne-cer-ilate
plenty of hard work on the
part of the pupils, but tho closing of
tho schools was deemed unavoidable
by the I'.oard and every scholar should
think of it in its proper light and make
up his mind to bucalo down to hard
work for tho rest of the year. Tho
teachers will also he burdened with ex
tra work and tho endeavor of all
should to pull altogether witn a
right gotat will.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. and Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Vincent attended the funeral of
Mrs. Kdward Vincent, of North street,
on Thursday last. Tho death of Mrs.
Vincent was very sudden. Mon
day was her seventieth birthday anil
sho had been in her usual health
around tho house all day and retired
aUmt nine o'clock with her husband
loth remarking after a short time that
it was hard t i get asleep. Finally the
husband poke to his wifeand receiving
no answer, touched her, finding her
dead. It was then only almut U.."0.
Death was probablydue to heart dis
eao. Mrs. Vincent was a sister-in-law
of J. A. Vincent of Yale.
Ad changes
CprcHota.
The Kacket
Winchester
. C. C. Mi-Hud
John llutton
Wharton & Co.
W. II. llallentino
Corner Drugstore
Yale Furniture Co.
lloldcn Lumber Co.
Walker Jk Mlddleton
Hounds At VanCamp
Drs- Kennedy V Kergan
Detroit buaiucm University
Ladies' furs an elegant assortment
at Coldbcrg A Rosenthal's. See them.
The continued rains havo been hard
on the fairs this fall.
The nicest line of pocket books in
town at (irant Holden's.
Warren P.oadway U putting a new
roof on his dwelling Iiouhc.
Did you see that nobby line of rock
ers at the Yale Furniture Co's.
Heard & FUton are buying and ship
ping apples from Yale this K'ao;i.
To Let 10 long wool owe sheep.
Knqurro of L. II. Middlclon, Yale. I
Jonathan Tico is remodeling his
dwelling house on his farm north and
east of Yale.
You may be suro of ii tit if you come
to our store. Oar ttnek is large and
varied. Coldbcrg A Kopcnlhal.
Wo keep in touch with tho latent
fads and fancies in stationary, box
paper and tablets. Mathews Wight.
Mrs. F. A. CrUwold attended a con
vention of tho M. K. church ptewards
of thisdislrict in I'ort Huron on Tues
day. For a pleasant physio tako Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Fasy
take. Pleasant in ctlect. For sale by
runt H'dden.
The second r.ino base ball club were
h Cupiic Wednesday and played the
t.-am of that town. Score 1 to 3 in
liyor of Yale.
Paxter Pros, have more orders for
prates than they ran till and are kept
t.usy day nnd night. Tho boys are
making u substantial article.
A special communication of Prock
way Lodge, No. 31 I, FvAM will be
held in Ma-onic Hall. Yalv, on Thurs
day afternoon next, to meet thoOrund
Master. .
Levi Walker, who h:i spent the pat
two years i:i inle doing carpenter
work, went t Port lu.ron Saturday
night where lie will work at his trade
for Power Pn".
Chas. King's team of horses took a
liyely turn down the back alley in the
rear of Peard's storo on Wednesday af
ternoon. 1 he team fetched up at the
Jackson House burn. No damage.
TIip sunilne Centre Pcpubl.cnn says:
"Dr. Yuill now occupies a comfortable
and onvenient suite of rooms oyer
the new Donaldson block, lie is fee!
ing jubilant oyer bis victory i:i the
circuit court over the b ard of super
visors.
Bushel Crates ! !
We are prepared to furnish farmers
and others w ith bushel crates at I-i
cents each or $1-0 J per l(s. These
Crates are made of 'J inch dressed elm,
with corner and bottom pieces, which
makes them extra solid and substan
tial. Will outwear the cheaper ones.
Call and see us in rear of Shaw V
.Johnson's blacksmith shop.
BAXTER BROS.
A new platform and kidewalk has
been laid in cement this week by Van
Camp Si Fdmundson along the front
of the McKcnna Pluck occupied by
John llutton and J. K. Staley A; Co.
How nice it would bo if tho entire
length of Main street could bo treated
to a coat of cement.
One of our most prominent business
men and one who is a firm Udieytr in
advertising remarked the other day:
''It takes a rich man to draw a check,
a pretty girt to draw attention, a horse
to draw a cart, a porous plaster to
draw the skin, a toper to draw the cork,
a free lunch counter to draw a crowd
and an advertisement in The Fxpositor
to draw trade.
Dr. Warner Cornell, Fye, Far, Noe
and Throat Specialist, of Huron
ave., oyer Knill's drug tore. Port Hu
ron, will b at "TIip Pii'sley' Hotel
Yale, tho second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of ahovp organ only. Ola-fcs fitted.
His next visit will bo Friday, Oct. l"ih.
Ho will be in bis Port Huron o!!ici
every day in the month exectd Fridays.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Cooper have
moved tl.cir household edicts to Cro
well where Mr. Cooper h.is employ
ment. Finer-mi Cooper nnd family
will tako up their re;denco in his
father's house nnd P. II. Drake and
family will occupy the houso vacated
by Kmerson which Mr. Drake iust
recently pnrcha-ed. Walter PcddicTiho
will take charge id Mr. Drake's farm.
Pounds A: VanCainp's sale last week
of Majestic ranges was nri umiualilied
success. During the week seventeen
ranges were sold, besides eighteen
other stoves. Tho store was constant
ly full of people looking over the
stoves and listening to their merits as
described 17 the agent, Mr. Kennane,
who was here for the week, and also
partaking of tho excellent cotleo and
liot biscuits prepared by Mrs. Hounds
and Mrs. VanCamp who were kindly
assisted by Harriet Hayes and Mrs.
Ten a Jardine.
The thorough measures taken for
the prevention of tho spread of scarlet
fever has led to the abatemeut of the
dread disease and no new cases have
been reported for nearly two weeks.
If there should be moro cases they
will be in the families which now hare
it and scarcely any fear is now enter
tained of a further spread. Strict
quarantine has been kept, which was
necessary and for the public good ami
where the safety of our children is con
cerned one is willing to accede to the
most rigid rules. Wo arc very glad to
bo able to report so favorable a condi
tion of things as wo find at present, al
though two weeks ago an epidemic
seemed inevitable. Tho cases were
nearly all light, we Ixdiero that of
Liziio Lothian being the most severe,
but all now are doing well and quaran
tine on tho different houses will soon
be lifted.
This
Bank
Is draltfned for all j thrt poor anil tlin
rich, tin old ami tlio young mm ami
womon all are welcome. We pay 4 -r
rent. Iiit rrst on savings accounts and
rrrt'lve ilcos.lti of 'i5 rents ami upward. .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
YALE, MICH
SECURITY
FOR DEPOSITORS,
$80,000.00.
Tills IUnk Is iimter t'nln-d Statt-s
hiiKTTlalou.
See tho statuary in (irant Holden's
drug store.
You will find news and not nonsense
in the columns of Tho Fxpositor.
Tho Yalo Furniture Co. has a big
line of dining chairs. Come and see
them.
Crant lloldcn has r fine assortment
of shell souvenirs ranging in price
from K'c to TUo. Seo them in his show
window.
Pigs For Sale I have a few pigs five
weeks old for sale on my premises one
mile north and one mile west of Yale.
Ashton W. Smith.
Mrs. Marion Johnson and family
now occupy the brick residence of Jas.
Prown's next to tho M. P. church, hav
ing moved therein tho pat weeu.x
Secretary Herbert and director Dan
iel Foley were ut Mindcn City the tirst
of tho week in the iutcreMs of the
Michigan Farmers' Mutual Fire Instir
uncoCo. Tho Michigan Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. of M. Clair and Sanilac
counties havo rented the suito of
rooms over Pounds A VanCainp's
hardware.
We manufacture tho best grado of
bushel crates and those in need are
invited I t call on u- in rear of Shaw A
Johnson's blacksmith shot), Yule.
Paxter Pros.
She's a radiant, w itching, wondrous
gem that boiutiful, blushing wife of
mine. She is an angel on earth, so you
can be, only take Pocky Mountain Tea.
(irant lloldcn.
The weather man is certainly partial
to Sanilac Centre and Capac. Th s
week s weather for the fairs at both
places Iimh been about w hat it bhoiild
be. A number of Yale's citizens are
attending one or the other.
Fd. sheehy Ims rented his farm
south and west of Yale to Thus. Cava
nsugh and will move to Yale as soon ns
be di-po-es of l is farm Cock ami im
plements by public auction which will
be sold between the -0th and "dlh of
October.
The exhibitor! of tho smoke consum
ing Hot Pla't Airtight Florence in
front of John Hulton's hardware,
Wednesday of this week, attracted
considerable attention. Those wbo
witnessed what the stove would do
pronounced it one of the most wonder
ful discoveries of the century. You
can see this stove on exhibition now at
Mr. Hutton's hardware.
Wm. Vanln wageri, a well known
citizen of Pichmond, died last week,
aged N years. Mr. Vanlnwagen ran
a stage between Memphis and Pich
mond years ago and was also a deputy
sheritf. Afterwards he farmed it fur
a time, then for a number of years was
a successful hotel keeper in Pichmond
being a genial and popular man among
men. Deceased is the father of Mrs.
Frank Oillam, formerly of Yale.
Tho annual meeting of the Kastern
Michigan Press Club will be held at
Trenton this (Friday) afternoon, for
which an elaborate program has been
arranged, consisting of addreses, elec
tnn of officers, ride on naptha launch
es or social sesion and dance, finally
winding up with a banquet at Hotel
Felder. Secretary Marvin lias arrang
ed this outing and he never under
takes anything but what proves to bo a
success.
J. K. Denton, proprietor of the Pich
mond Marble Works, was m Yalo the
first of the week and sit up a line
monument in Flmwood cemetery for
Mr. Albert Lutz. over tho grave of her
deceased hub'ind. It is of surcoplia
gus style with raided lettering which
is nn improvement over the old style
inscription. Tho ba-e is I feet ' inches
by 'J fePt in Indie-, height ofeet I inch
es. It is of dark Parry granite ami
now stands among the many othir
hand-omo stt-uc in Flmwood.
A party was given nt the residence
of Penj. Fvans Monday evening in
honor of Mis Mae. The single Dozen
were present with a few other young
ladies and the usual complement of
young gentlemen!. The evening was
made thoroughly enjoyable with games
and pleasant conversation. Many re
grets were expressed that Mae should
be leaving Yale us she is a most lov
able young lady, and theMnglo Dozen
are inconsolable at the loss (if two of
their number now, Dod Turcott and
Mae, but all were ono in wishing the
Utter a safe journey to New York and
a pleasant and protitablo year.
THE WORST FORM.
Multitudes aro singing the praises of
Kodol,the new discovery which is
making so many sick peoplo well ami
weak people strong by digesting what
they eat, by cleansing and sweetening
the stomach ami by transforming their
food into tho kind of pure, rich red
blood that makes you feel good all oyer
Mrs. Cranfill, Troy, I. T., writes: For a
number of years I waslroubled with In
digestion and dyspepsia which grew in-
the worst form, hinally I was induced
to uso Kodol and after using four bot
tles I am entirely cured. I heartily rec-
rommen.l Kodol to all sullerers from
indigesion and dyspepsia. Tako a dose
alter meals. It digests what you eat.
Crant lloldcn.
Tha lt t-Ura lt am.i fnp vntinv T1 arvl
Woman Ur a lu. i.a r.i.iralii.n, ShoMhaa-t,
Mrian!fl rriri t-r lmnan.r.ip. 1 i-ft"rfc
wmoi iriuti iiuiii.m.. r-.-.,n vnura ;nr. aiu-lonl
l-lf aajr tl-. !! I r. I'rf-rnr. all
Wuvlk W., JLtXL, rM. l'.n.U UH.Jt,b
The Lowest Price
U not always tho best investment, ytt the higher
price iloe.n not always imlicato a better value. There's
a happy medium whero prieo and value go hand in
hand and we think we're safe in Haying its at otirntore.
Tho following items tell of values; a visit to our idoro
will prove them.
Our Dollar Duck Coat
hlnils water like a Duck ought, and keeps out tho
wind too. Would this weather suggest a better in
vestment for your dollar t Not unless it would bo two
of our
Warm Winter Shirts
for they are heavy and durable. Ulue, tightly
woven, Jersey, and nappe! on the inside. llutton
front and pockets. All sizes, from 12$ to 17, and wo
only ask 5(e for the garment. Hut under this rdiirt
you r-hould have one of our
Wool Fleeced Underwear
that weighs more ounces than you ever bought for
the money before. Silk trimmed, pearl buttons, double
breasted and full sized. The drawers are haped and
well put together. If We sold these shirts bv theoiiiieo
they would co-t you from '.) to 1ic more per garment,
weighing with oilier garments sold for the same money.
Neither will they initate the softest skin. ruder the
skin you should have our
Pure Groceries
that ruin not your digetie apparatus and makes
business easy for the pure food commisioii. Vou l
the right weight at the right price. Uetweeii nnaU
you will appreciate our
Pound Cotton Hats at lc
Our Self-opening Umbrellas.
Our wi t weather Uubbers.
Our serviceable Shoes.
PALMER BROS. & CO
A Good Place To Trade.
The
Invites you to examine their new stock
of goods
Ladies Dress Goods
Suitings and Waistings in such variety
that they cannot fail to please you.
New Styles in Furs
For fall and winter, all kinds and prices.
Fleeced Lined Goods
for shirt waists and wrappers, all colors
and patterns.
Underwear for Everybody.
Handsome Tapestry Curtains in Stripes and
figures, also Tapestry by yard for
Curtains. See window.
Carpets and Mattings
If you need them after fall house cleaning we
have them in stock. Do not have to
order from samples.
Umbrellas and Rubbers for
Rainy Weather
Produce taken in Exchange.
Phone 3-3 Rings.
Yours truly,
E. B. FULLER & CO.
MASONIC BLOCK,
YALE, MICH.
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