The Yale expositor., April 24, 1903, Image 1

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In the Dett Interests of the Community in which we live.
FOR THE RIGHT AND THE REPUBLIC N PARTY.
! S.A. MEM2IE5. Publisher.
' Vol. XXI. No. 52. 21st
YALE. St. Clair County, Mich.. FRIDAY. APRIL 24. 1903.
Price: $1.00 per Year.
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Yale Clothing House.
New Spring Suits
Tor Men, Boys ami Children.
Well Made and Up-to-Date Goods.
The latest stylos in Huts and Caps. Fancy ami work
in" Shuts. Overalls ami .Jackets.
Everything New in Neckwear.
The Latest Styles in Collarsand Cuffs
W. L. Douglas Fine Shoes.
Working Shoos for Mm ami Hoys. Quality of
Hoods considered our price are the lowest.
YALE CLOTHING HOUSE,
J. C. HOLUEN. Prop.
All Kinds, Every Style...
You can't have too many clocks while
there's a room in the house without one.
You'll find a clock here to suit any room
you'd put a clock in.
L. ROY FULLER,
.m:vklku.
We have oa hand one 12 horse power
years and is hi good shape, winch we
HUM 1 rUItUKT us ii you are agio
sou. W e still have some or the lirst
JACKSON
on hand. Xow is the time to pick yourself a Duggy, Surrey or road Wagon.
We have for sale one light Wagon in good shape with polo and shafts.
All kinds of machinery is going very fast. You will miss it if you do not
get in out of the wet. JJuy while you can get what you want. Come and
nee us.
Chamberlain & Montney
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J WALLPAPER.
We have put in a no v. line of Wall Paper and in-
M ilow Shades. You will fuel the latest dcsiirns in wall paper
A in our Mock. Not n Inst vnr'.s pattern in the whole lot.
1-4 We are scll'mir at the lowc; t piM-wlde price, ami would he
plcasnl to have you call la f.r; lniyin ami look over our
w Mock a we are sure you will ?avo money hy luyinr of us.
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3 CORNER DRUG STORE ?
MATHEWS at WICHT, Props.
A The place tho best of everything in their line is kept.
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Huber Engine, has been run two
A on tlrue to anyone desiring such.
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JAMCS LIVINGSTON. ProlJcnt. JAMES McCOLL. Vice-President.
W. II. LEARMONT. Cashier. GUY C BEARD. Ass't Caahlcr.
Yale State Bank
Capital. - -
DEPOSITS SECURED BY REAL ESTATE
This Hank is under supervision of the
larly examined by
Honey Loaned on Good Paper.
Wc Will Purchase Auction
We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Let us help you save money. (Set our
ami 4 I'erteut
PROBATE JUDGE
Is Kept Busy Every Day In
the Week.
Some Changes In Working Plans
Since Judc Graham Took
Reins.
iKroiu Tort Huron l;i!!y ll.-r.al.l. April H.)
.lust a e;r ago the oillce of tl.ejudge
of prob tte changed h.iiiili and Mepheu
. draliam was ricclcil to li I tins re
sponsible jH.iti(in. Muce till! time
tnany clruigH Ii.ivi- heen mane in the
hVhtem of tiliuT ittu tins important
hraiicli ol tli omul) ernmeMt and
never liefur in the history if t.o otlice
has tliere Uf-en l tti r s.iiisf.i, tini given
to tt!i attorio j.s other h liiui
it iiere-jur) to api'e;tr in t hi court.
I'poli ;lssllliiMiir Hie .ti of the of
tree .ludcf irali.im was iiveii to uinler
t tinltli4t it wnij. I reiMiirf iioiit one
ia o 'tin- weei; o hi- true, lint he
mm f itmi in oroer to i;; v e s it i-tiict ioii
to the put -lie :.! !' j l' ii'i totheollire,
he 1 1 1 1 I hive i in t ah n
his time and the preat increase of bus
iness since t tie present incumbent lias
taken charge justilies his action.
A conservative estimate places the
increase in business at about one third
more than it had ever been before, due
largely to the fact that Judge (Jraham
has inaugurated many new and original
ideas. One- of his lirst moves was to es
tablish daily sessions of the court, morn
ing and afternoon, so that one may do
business in the nrohatn court any day
in tho weeic ami at almost any time in
th day.
lie also requires executors and ad
ministrators of the estates and guard
ians to lilo annual accounts thus giving
an opportunity to speedily close-estates
and greatlv facilitating the worK of
the otlice. rhe exiH-tiHH of conducting
the ottice has also been curtailed to a
great extent and daily reports of tho
business transacted are published so
that the public and any one interested
may be kept in daily communication
with the. business of the probate court.
Judge (iraham is also called upon to
spend much of his time giving advice
to those interested in probate matters.
Ya I C--VS--Marietta.
Our base ball boy went to Marietta
l;Lst Friday where a warm game was in
dultM'd in between the two teams. The
day was a pleasant one although a lit
tle chilly. Myron Williams did goM
work in the pitcher' box. striking out
ixteen men while file isoti of the Mar
ietta team struck out hut li V0 It re
quired the work of two batteries in or
der to keep up with Yale. The bat
teries were: Matlette )hriie and
L ibert, lileason and Weston; Yale -William
ami Lothian.
Had there not U-eii some funny work
In the ninth innings our team would
have won. As it was the scoie bIimh!
'. and 8 in favor of Marietta. A return
game will le played in Yale soon.
We are informed that arrangements
have Iwcn completed whereby the
Memphis team wilt play a matched
g.ii.ie at Yale on iH-coration Day,
May ;wth.
After LnOrivvhKt?
t'uslly s hst kin cohhIi ami n gen
rrsl feeling if Heakoei, ofleti lemling
to fUl reniiltP sflcr the psttent I mip-
roe! to hnve pnn-ed the dtnger Doinl
bley's Honey mod Tsr i L'Urntped
lo cure tho ''grippe rough" nn1 mke
you strong nnd well. Il never fails to
top cough if Uken in tune. Tke
no snbatitute. Fr sale by sll drug
gitts of Yale.
NOTICE.
Dr. Warner 'orncll, Ke, Kar, Noo
nd Throat Specialut, of Port Huron
will lo at "The Uhdey" Yale, the
econd Friday In erh month.
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S25.000.00.
AND OTHER GOOD SECURETIES.
Commissioner of Hanking and is regu
trial Department.
- Real Estate Loans.-No Bonos.
Sale Notes at a Fair Rate.
Savings Hook. Any amount recHved
interest raid.
LOYEJOH ROAD.
GllSaysIt Is a Sure Go. and If
Yale Don't do Something He
Will Put Her Through
Either Ly Port Huron
or Mclvln.
Monday evening we met our old
friend till It Lovejoy in town and af
ter passing the. time of day with him
the conversation drifted to railroad
matters. He is hound to lui.d his rail
road and is putting forth every ciTort
to bring the scheme to it Hucce.-.! ul is
sue. H it fails, (id will not le at fault,
for he has hpei.t lime and money to
further it. lie ays: -
"S i y, Menzies. what's the matter
with you fellers up here in Yale? Don't
vou intend to do anything towards my
railroad? I can tell you u. thihg
site's going to go ami if on teller
don't do soinel lung I am goimr to put
her through by Lexington. there's a
ronl bed already graded north (nun
Port Huron and' that's tl:e way I'm
gonT. It dcs seem kinder funny with
you tellers heie in Yale. You won't
give me even a pleasant look. I uot to
t liiuk in' about it last iik'ht. and have
decided to put her through by oelvni.
You'll be sorry When jou see me s'lil
tiig down home tn-r le.hr's ter
d'or. I'm goiu north to i:i.no. and
n-e my people and something will soon
be doll". Ol.! "die's a Mire to'0 "
The following item we clip from the
I'ort Huron Dttiy Time: "(Id K.
I.ofjo, railroad promoii-r. etc., of
l.ciio, uropjied into 1'urt Huron on
aturd iv alti i iio :i ing enough to say
to The l imes: 'My railroad is a Mire
g. Port Huron people are mvetii,g
t hous, iinis of dollars in oil welis in
Kentucky nnd Ohio ai.d setidii.g S'H-
Olo Culi'l to purch.i e 1.4111. h it uneti
it. com s to a lirst - iss railroad propo
sition tlo-re is no money in Hght lam
coming up to Port Huron one of these
days and try and convince the moneyed
men of the town that they are m tking
a mistake unless they take stock in my
railroad scheme. '
BEAN PLANT FOR YALE.
Providing Cnugh Acreage Can C Secur
ed to Warrant tho Outlay.
('. F. Mc(ieorge, Sec'y-treas. of the
drown City (irain Co., And Charles
Keeves were in Yale Tuesday on
their way to Avoca, and made the Kx
politer ollice a friendly call. In con
versation with these gentlemen we
learn that it it the intention of the
Hrown Citv (irain Co. to build bean
plants In Yale and Avoca this aumrner
Croviding that sufficient acreago can
c secured. The company is a sub
stantial concern, being incorporated
for :H),000, mid the farmers can de
Fiend on whatever proposition they put
orward.
There are many favorable arguments
as to why tho rsuing of beans would
le beneficial to farmers. Hi the first
pUce it will bring in more money per
acre than most any other crop. It is
tho easiest put in, very little trouble to
work after it is planted, is easy nil the
land, and the work of harvesting is
tone with a mower. Many curry tho
idea that heuns should be planted on
light, handy hnd. While hexus will
grow on very light soil, the better the
land the better the crop Another ar
gument in favor of beau raising i the
ViiluMbte ttislitie of Lean cirsw for
feeding stoek It is even hetter than
either corn fodder or clover liny as a
milk producer.
Yaleand A Voca fchould give l ' . in-
lu-try every encouragement ptsdile
not in the way of bonuses for ttds is
not asked -but lo get the farmers
t-tsrted. In Iocm lines where betns are
eit-nively rained the farmers are very
prosperous, and no one will dispute
the fid that wlntt helps tho farmer
helps the town where he trades.
In taking orders for acreage the
coninsnv does not require you to sell
the product to them. You have the
privilege of veiling Pi thabest market.
t Paries Keeves, who is favorahly
known around Yale and Avocn will
spend the next four weeks m this vi
cinity soliciting acreage. If he calls
ujMiti you, listen to hi proposition nnd
consider the matter for your own best
interest.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to tike and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi
ate relief in all cases of Cough, I roup
and Katirippe because it does not pass
immedistely into the stomach, but
takes el!cct right at the acat of the
trouble. D draws out the inanima
tion, heals and soothes and cures per
manently by enabling the lungs to con
tribute pure life-firing and lifenuis
taining oxvgen to thebloodandtissues.
(irsnt Hofden.
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New White Goods.
Send for samples of our new white
goods for summer wear the sh er soft
kinds for your "best dresses." Now is
the best time to select materialsfor grad
uation and commencement gowns and
we have the most beautiful line of these
fine fabrics we've ever had. Write to
day for samples.
A Few Remarks About
1. The vt ay to llgnre cost is, not how much paint i nv per gallon,
but how much it costs to paint onr house.
'J. Huy jour paint by ens and huare ard-, not giil.ins'.
li. A low priced gdlou trein ntly mean-, a hili pi iced job.
4. Don't throw away good time and Uioron r punt.
Hi using It. P. iiotnin;; goes to vv.ite; no h inl r-edlment, DO
hkin.s. no I ii in is or gut that are ulwajs found in kc.: h .id. 00 . 1-cunntlatIoT)
of nirty paint p- ts and c 11 in s y mixing tubs, 110 tea 1 t n i." no k-gs
to scrape out.no le ul t.r colors on ne.T up and no, .ie 1. 1 t, t 11114 up a.idi
ski lining over ever) tiling clean, convenient and c- m 1 m f i .
'. A paint may he made of uuod material and t' I t- po-.r paint.
Paint to be good must be composed of good in I'criais. and .1! 1st he mixt'tl
u i tli brains.
7. If you will send us photographs or hlu- nrii's of voir Im-iso
we will furnish suituhliM'omltiuat ions of shades, N.'iotviug proper color treat
ment. Iree of charge.
Rounds & VanCamp
Not because we say so, but you will say so
if you give them a trial.
ZE3C.C Jjrrxisr
MANUFACTURERS SALE!
Thursday,
Monday
Xj-a-idxes' 2T32"W" sipxezisro- SXTIT3.
arc offering tin most fa.!iion.ih!c tnoilols in ready-to -wear
suits, ill 1 all the popular shades in Cheviot, VVnitian Cloth, Broad
cloth, Ktainimc triinnicd with incdallion.", Tassel, Fros, Taney
Braids, stole front and postilion hack.
Remember the Dates:-Apri! 23,24,25.27,28.
73 cont Cli.irt Walnto for CSO ccrvta.
Wallace B. Ballentine.
OLD STAND
Painting.
Some Shoes are
good others are bet
ter, but
The
Portia
Shoes
Are The Best.
FridaySaturday,
and Tuesday.
NORTH SIDE