The Yale expositor., September 04, 1903, Image 4

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Dry Goods, Carpets, Curtains, Boots and Shoes. . . .
Hoiucnibcr wo have u complete lino of tho above gool.s utul invite your attention to tho following! In Drciw (JooiU wo have nomo new Zebclino in tho latest
hlmiles. Silk Waist Patterns, three yds. each, no two alike, ranin in price from 75c to 51.25 per yd. Top collars in new and pretty designs. Shirt Waist
Sets. In fact anything you may need in the line of Ladies' Furnishings. Como and see us. Wo will gladly show you what wo have.
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Boots, Shoes and
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We were never in better shape
to till your wants in this line
than now. In ladies' line hhoes
we carry the famous Utz & Dunn
line in Welts, Turns and Acme
cushion. .lust what you want
for fall and winter. The prices
on these goods run from $'2. 50 to
$4.00 and every pair guaranteed.
We also have all styles and
sizes of our noted Doris and llur
nelda Shoes. These ' are solid
throughout. Trier 1.5 and 2.
School Shoes.
In this line we have been fortunato to get tho Burcy &
Stevens. They make u specialty of these shoes. Wo
carry them in all sizes and widths in Kid Ilox and Vcl
our Calf, also in oil grain for tho boys.
In Men's Shoes
we wish to call your attention to the famous Hani Pan
Shoes. Just what you want for fall. This thoe will keep
your feet dry. We carry them in both high andlowcut.
If any of our shoes rip we will sew them fieeof charge.
Rubbers.
Our line is complete from the smallest to
We have them ill all new Mock.
tie largest.
Ladies' Skirts.
We have just received a portion of our fall stock and
will bo pleased to show you. Prices run from $3.25 to
$0.00.
Ladies' Coats and Furs.
We have bought a lino of these goods in all tho late-it
styles. They will arrive in a short time. If you are
going to need anything in this lino it will pay you to
see them beforo buying.
In Groceries
Our line is always complete. If you want the best fruit
jars we have got them in all sizes and the best cane sug
ar to put up your fruit.
Highest market price paid for produce
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Beavis & Hutchinson, LTd.
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Besides the above goods we sell the best of
everything in
-i FARM MACHINERY, ti-
Right Prices on Buggy Harness
Regular $14 harness for 812
Regular V) harness for 11
Regular 11 harness for 'J
Regular 10 harness for s
Four Horse Gall Cure at L'Sc per hox.
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this l.nll or Mint-r 1 nm jre-Ian-il
to attcri'l it on short no
lien mid at n reasonable, price.
Have hail twenty-two years
of practical exptTience.
It will pay you to we the
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Kl his price ln-fore rnpaRliu
an auctioneer.
Onlers left at the Kxpositor
oi'.'neNvill leceivo prompt attention.
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Detroit-Port Huron Specials.
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Ion MclnjfV ii vi';5'.n I.ynn rrln-
tiviM tliH week.
Mr. I'erry i" viii'.iii. relative! ami
fricmU at Ieforil.
(ico. Mclntyre ion lee:i nl Thly tliti
week on lnisniCf
Lizzie l.mie epent lnft week with
frieiul in lCat i ireenwo-i l.
Jmi. ToM n rul wife, uf I'.rown City,
were Ynlo yi'torn Tue- Uy.
(iertrmle I'.liuichnnl , of )t-troit, i
the cuet of Jennie Turner.
K.h lleiil wrti up froin Port Huron on
a few day vacation thi week.
Mr. A. Iooley oml lauc!iter, of
Melvin, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Kllon Furlong epent tho first of
tho week with Smlie Mc.Mullen.
J. A. llnpley win nt the Tunnel City
Momlay nttendin Probiito Court.
Corn Cheeeioan nml Currie. Hoiun
ner yifiteil nt Kilcy Centre lnt week.
Jennie ami Ida Menerey wcro up
from Port Huron the tirt of the week.
Mr. McMullen.of Port Huron, ppent
liit week with her nifter, Mr. 1M. Me
Mullen. Mr. H. C ManifieM, of Pinconning,
is the nuet of her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Menzies.
I.illie U'oney, of lirown c:itv, Is viu
itinff her sinter, Mrs. K. I. Mathewf,
this week.
Mabel Mc(irccory Tisileil her uncle,
Chts. Dewey, and other Melvin friend
this week.
Hattio Morrill returned Saturday
from a three week's Tisit with relatives
at Deckeryille.
Mrs. llobert Morris and children
haye been s pending few weeks anions
friends in Had Axe.
I'll McDonald, of Cleveland, has
been visiting his sister and brother in
Yale the pant week.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. lieccber haye
been spending the past wesk In Port
Huron and Chatham, Ont.
(eo. V. Hell will leave tomorrow for
Pontiac to attend the State Fair. He
will bo gone until the 13tb.
Wm. Itentley started for Jerome,
Kansas, Monday whero ho will visit
for three weeks with his brother.
Mrs. C. V.. Kllis, of Tilsonburg, Ont.,
and Mrs. Zara Smith, of Mayville, vis
ited Mrs. Jas. ISrown Wednesday.
Mrs. 11. K. Heard and two daughters
returned Tuesday evening from a
week's visit with Harbor llcach frionds.
Mrs. Clack and daughter Franc, and
Carrie Clark ar homo from a three
weeks' stay in Detroit and Kichmond.
Kobert A. Holbrook, of Ann Arbor,
is the guet of hi friend Cam I'.axter.
Colt hns spent his summer vacation nt
the M. Clair Hat.
Mr. and Mrt. F. I!. YanDorn. Kliz
bcth and I!a Fvans, tipent Tuesday
and Vednelay with W. A. Williams
and wife at Sanilac Centre.
John Mathews jr, has a steady job
with the Port Huron Kncino Thre-h-er
Co. Ho lias been in Yale for a few
davs visiting with relatives and friends.
John Newell and son IMward went
to Mukoka Lakes, Ont., Tucday to
spemt a week or more. They will also
V i 1 1 other parts of Canada before re
turning home.
Win. Hath, who has a steady job in
the Western Planter Works at Alabaster
is taking a couploof weeks' lay-oir on
account of sickness, and is putting in
his time among Yale friends.
Maymo Pearco left on Saturday for
Chicago where the will spend a short
time in the millinery houses. Mie will
then go to Frankfort, where she pent
last season, and tako up the same
portion.
V... Conroy, who has spent the
past two weeks with his parents in
Speaker township, returned to bis
work as telegraph operator for the
Oroftt Northern Kaiiroad atOsnabrock,
North Dskota.
Farl Herbert, Fred Jones, Charles
Cowl and bort Hoi leu went to big
Rapids Monday to attend the Ferris
Institute. Charley Kllsworth intended
going with the boys but was taken lick.
He will go later.
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Preachin: lo;:M; Sunday iloll 1 J :");
:; o'clock Junior League; : I " Ljtworth
l.engue; 7;.'M preucinng ervice. Thurs
day evening prayer inei'ting.
Proekwny M. L". ciiurch. Preaching
nervci i p. in. Sub?critions will
In taken for Foreign Minions.
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Service-, next Sabbath nt the usual
hours. The theme for the morning
Hcrmon will be "Putting on tho P.est."
At 7:.M p. m. the theme of tho hermon
will bo "Life's Plans Wisely Found
and Kesnlutely Carried out." Tho
unday school in held at 11:1" a. m.
C. 1). meeting at C "o p. in. Tho mid
week prayer ineetiug is held Thursday
evening at 7:J.
tu:k mktiiopist.
Tiio Freo Methodists will hobl tlieir
Us! quarterly meeting for this confer
ence year lor tho Yalo and ball circuit
in tho yillsge, commencing on Friday,
September 1th and continuing oyer
the Sabbath. Kev. K. C. Caswell, of
Mayrillo will do tho preaching.
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Sunday services: Regular morning
and evening services by the Church of
Chri-t in tho brick Chapel. 10:00 a. m.
preaching; 11:00 a. m. Sunday school;
::M p. in. preaching; Wednesday 8:0o
p. m. prayer and Ibble study service.
A cordial welcome. II. II. Pelton, pas
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NOTICE.
Dr. Warner Cornell, Eye, Far, Nose
and Throat Specialist, ot Port Huron
will bo at "The Paisley" Yale, the
second Friday in each month.
The Bumper Wheat Crop.
This is a great country. Despite the
impour of over three-quarters of a mil
lion of emigrants the past year, mil
lions of bushels of wheat are oyerripe
in the Kansas and Nebraska fields,
awaiting harvesters notyetin evidence,
bidding for help has carried wages up
to M.'Ji per day with board, for farm
workers, and one colored man gets $!
a day and board, agreeing to stack all
tho grain ono header cat) eut.
This is a country, indeed, a-hero its
farm hands get four or live times high
er wages in harvest than the farm
hands of Kurope.
We uso so much machinery in our
wheat fields that we sell wheat to Ku
rope and pay record-breaking wages
also.
Is all this in spito of the American
Protective Poston Journal.
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE LUNGS.
"Several years since my lungs were
s i bRilly ailected that I had many hem
orrhages." writes A. M. Ake, of Wood.
Ind. took treatment with several
physicians without any hem-tit. I then
started to tako Foley's Honey and
Tar and my lungs are now as sound as
a bullet. 1 recommend it in advanced
stages of lung trouble." For so by
nil druggists of Yale.
The bargain Seekers' Home.
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In Prices
In Proflts.
tjuality First. Prices our Second Consideration.
chool Supplies
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All of our fine; line of 5 cent
jH-ii and pencil tablets two for t
cents and a penny pencil free.
An elegant line of all the latest
papers in boxes and tablets re
duced for this sale see them.
liesides the above we olTer for
Saturday and next week:
Jelley Tumblers, Tin Tops 2c
Clothes Pins, doz lc
Twelve 1 cent I'encils 9c
Seven Spencerian Pens for 5c
One copylnjr automatic I'encil
and four Indelliblo I'encils - Lc
4-pleco Glass Set, table 35c
Mrs. Totts Sad Irons f 1.00
Large heavy wash Holler 1.10
4-ball croquet sets IZc
Iron Kxpress Wagon 75c
Large willow clothes baskets, COc it 75c
All of our f 1.S0 pictures 115
25c Uroom 19c
And many other bargains.
Itcmcmber with every 25c pur
chase wo give n chanco at our
next drawing free.
Mrs. J. I). Uradshaw, of Ko.se
burp;, was the lucky holder of
ticket No. 3?S, series 3, which
won the handsome oil painting at
our last drawinir.
Have You Tried Our Plain
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Tbev are lino goods and will suit
your taste.
Ask for anything in the line or l'.rtt
class meats and we can supply you at
reasonably low prices and guarantee
you good weights, and quick delivery.
Kcspcct fully,
H0LDEN BROS.
Wc Can Sell Your farm,
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G
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-f -f Funeral Director.
Licensed Kmbalmer by the
btate Hoard of Health.
Full line of
Coffins, Caskets, Funeral Supplies
1 White Hearse and 2 Black Hearses.
All calls promptly attended.
CASH PAID FOR EGGS.
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For Port Huron tml nl rust 9:17 A. M. at J
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For Had naw ami wnjr f t.-Mn
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For Cramt ltapl1s, I.nllncfin ami wctrrn
points. Irlrolt ami Tolrda 0:4.1 a. M.
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HEAR YE !
We have been advertising winter
goods long enough, and now wish
to call your attention to our largo
and well assorted line of
Lap Dusters,
Sweat Pads, Fly
Nets, Sun Bonnets
Ktc. Our prices are right and we will
always be pleased to pt e you
at our shop.
Repairing Neatly Done.
Wallace Adams.
GEORGE ZUELCH,
Dealer In Dry Goods and Groceries.
2sIC23.c3r to Lean
upon gootl notes and other securities
at low rates of interest.
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