The Yale expositor., September 29, 1905, Image 4

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1,000.00
C7TTE have decided to redact1
our shoos $1,000 and in
order to do so wo will give you a
10 per cent reduction on our en
tire stock of shoes for tho
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
beginning
Saturday, September 16
We carry the following , makes of
shoes, which are second to none:
UTZ & DUNN Fine Shoes for Ladies $2.25 to $1.00
THE DORIS SHOES -for Ladies $2.00
THE I5EUNALDA SHOES for Ladies $1.50
THE FAMOUS TA1TEN LINE
BUREY & STEVENS SHOES for .Misses and Children
Wo also carry tho Burrey & Stevens Shoes for boys
that aro hard to match.
Worth Of Shoes
To Be Sold at a Seduction
We reserve nothing. They go at ten
per cent off the regular prices. Come
early before the sizes get broken.
BEAYIS
hutch mm,
This will give you a chance to
buy your fall and winter shoes at
a saving of 10 per cent. All
standard makes and up-to-date
goods. No old, shop-worn stock.
Look them over.
...IN MEN'S SHOES...
Men's Fine Shoes Keith's Konqucrors we have them in all styles Patent
Leather, Button, Bluchcr Cut, Vici Kid, Velour Calf, Kangaroo Calf, Box Calf
they sell regularly at $3.50 and $1.00 they are beauties, every one. Tho Snow
Lino of Fino Shoes for Men is another good one. All styles. Then wo have tho
medium priced shoes from $1.50 to $2.50. In every day shoes wo defy competition
on our famous Hard Fan Line. Wo carry them in several styles and they retail at
$2.50 and $3.00. Wo also have a lino of heavy shoes from $1.25 up.
10 off Reg
ular Prices
THE STORE IDS SHOE VALUE..
YALE, MICH.
This is the proper time to Shoe Up for the coming Winter.
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FOR FURNITURE VALUE
t3 yon 110 'vc us PPortunity to show you how
rH surely we can save you money while giving you the ffi
rj finest selections in the city ?
Iron JJeds, 82.00 ami upward? Wooden Ueds, 82.00 and upwards I i
C ouohes, S0.00 and upwards.
Come and see,
Ml Oak Sideboard, $12.00 fJ
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1 Harris & Newell. I
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First Annual
ale!
D scount
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Below is a list of goods which I will close out
at a big discount:-
Onc Steel Holler, leg. $23
$ 8 00
10 00
20 00
CO 00
55 00
10 00
39 00
37 00
10 00
23 00
2 00
S 00
8 00
Three American Cultivators, for lican Harvester Attachment, reg
ular price $30, now $25.
Wo will also givo ten per cent discount on
Wooden Pumps, Iron Pumps, Top Buggies,
Surreys, Single and Double Harness.
The yaLE Expositor
J as. A. Mknzii:, Publisher.
Entered in ihl Posi-Ortleo at Ya!o as
JSwunil Class Mail Matter.
sunscuirTinx katks:
One Year
Six Months
Three Mouths. . . .
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Advertising Ttates inado kuovn on
applieation.
l'JUDAY, SK1TEM1IEU 20, 1H05.
C0MPL1S0RY SCHOOL LAW.
Not many people understand that
the last legislature passed a compulsory
educational law, which becomes effec
tive with the opening of school, and in
order that its provisions should be
thoroughly understood we give a sum
mary of its most important features
below:
Fikst All children between seven
and lil'teen years, with certain exemp
tions, must attend school, such attend
ance shall be consecutive for live days
each week ami shall continue through
out the school year.
Slconi The director of each school
district shall at the opening of school
furnish the teacher with a copy of the
last census list of his district.
Tiiikii The teacher shall be requir
ed to report to the county commission
er of schools all those cases where the
law is not complied with, giving name
and address of parent or guardian and
the name and age of pupils under their
charge not meeting the requirements
of the law.
Foukth The commissioner upon
being notified by the teacher shall be
required to notify the deputy sheriff,
who shall within twenty-four hours
give notice in person or by registered
letter, to such parents or legal guar
dians to have their pupils present them
selves at school the following Monday
morning. In case such notice is not
complied with the deputy sheriff shall
enter complaint and on conviction the
penalty shall be no less than !?.").(K) nor
more than s?" or by imprisonment no
less than two days or more than ninety
or both of these penalties at tho dis
cretion of the court.
Fifth Exemptions from the pro
visions of this law are as follows:
(a) Those children attendingparoch
ial schools in which such branches are
taught as are usually taught in our
public schools.
(b) Those physically unable to attend
(c) Children over fourteen years of
age whose services are essential to tho
support of their parents.
(d) Children under nine years of age
whose par ents do not reside within
two and one-half miles from the school.
Like Finding Monoy.
Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick. When
you have a cough, cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation, better act promptly
like W. C. llarber, of Sandy Level, Va.
He savs: "I had a terrible chest trouble,
caused by smoko and coal dust on my
lungs: but, after finding no relief in
other remedies, I was cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds." (Jreatest sale of
any cough or lung medicine in the
world. At Pollock & Hennessv's drug
store. 50c and Sl.UO; guaranteed. Trial
bottle free. ,
FARM FOR SALE.
I will sell my farm of lfiO acres two
miles south of Yale, one of the best
stock and grain farms in the state, or 1
will sell my insurance business and res
idence in Yale on easy terms. Reason
for selling, can't attend to both and
tenants are out of the question. Call
on .1. II. Merrill, Yale, Mich. 23-4
Machinery For Sale.
One McCormick binder, run one sea
son; ono steel roller, 7 ft., nearly new;
one AViard plow (wheel) new; one set
17 tooth spring tooth narrows. For
particulars call at farm mile east of
Yale or at the store of John II
Mathews. 22-2 ,
Hoys' and children's headwear, the
choicest of the season. J. I. Rosenthal.
I Ierei hnd There I
Itfrns cf In;"fst Tr..k;-n From Our Kx
ch;ir.K' ;: 1 ' i t: !'-f..,l for lAoMtor
i;.-;i'.iTS
Sarnia is about one-third as large as
Port Huron.
Sugar beets aroinv! Croswell are said
to be in splendid ..ape.
The Sarnia fa. was held on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Daniel Hunt, a Richmond attorney,
was recently married to Mrs. Shirkey,
of Memphis.
For a month the Salvation Army in
Port Huron will hold a rummage sale
and harvest bazaar.
Fifteen graduates of the Armada
high school are away attending differ
ent colleges in the state.
The Waverly House at Armada is
now owned by David Knickerbocker
and (ius Lutz who purchased it from
Frank Deer.
Rat biscuit seems to be a dangerous
stuff to have around. A Croswell
child ate some the other day and nearly
ended her life.
The funeral of Calvin Plimpton was
held from undertaking rooms in Port
Huron recently and he was buried at
the county s expense.
North Uranch has a popular minister
in the person of Rev. R. Crosby, pastor
ot the M. J. church, who has just been
returned to that town for the ninth
year.
Somebody rises up to remark in the
Port Huron Times that tho roads of
St. Clair County are as miserable a lot
of country roads as can be produced
anywhere.
Thomas L. Simpson begins suit in
the circuit court against tho Fort ilu
ron City Electric railway for !?o,(K)0
claiming that he received injuries by
ueing thrown irom a car.
in accordance with the new Jaw a
juvenile court will be established in St.
Clair county. The circuit court com
missioners are to have jurisdiction in
ail juvenile uisoruerly cases.
Charles Meleney, an escaped lunatic
from the l'ontiac asylum is at large in
St. Clair county, and said to be around
Rrockway. Four deputy sheriffs aro
scouring tho country alter him.
Twelve year old Roy Johnson of
Port Huron is provided with a conven
ient stomach which doesn't bother him
in the least when he swallows a marble
and a short time after, a Canadian
nickel.
Around the big shade trees in front
or the Cadillac hotel at St. Clair grows
beautiful woodbine, or did grow until
some low, malicious person cut it all
down and chopped the roots off close to
the ground.
The marshal of St. Clair confiscated
about fifteen sling shots from the school
boys, because one boy was shot in the
back of his head by a sling shot and it
was deemed advisable to take them all
away from the boys.
Three Marlctte boys, Frank, John
and Lloyd Hume, have just arrived
home after a six-year stay in Alaska,
where after each making a good com
petence at mining, they sold out their
interests and came home to Michigan
to live.
The St. Clair county Farmers' picnic
held in Smith.s ('reek last week was
successful. The following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year. ' Pres.
Dion Reach, St. Clair; Sec. and Treas.,
James Fisher of Smith Creek. Com
mittees were also appointed.
Michael Nehman, tho Capac under
taker, has been arrested, charged with
slandering Otto Kress the Memphis
undertaker. Kress has started suit in
tho circuit court.. This grows out of
the trouble tho two had over the bodies
of the two Capac boys who were drown
ed at Memphis a short time since.
(iet a handsome set of ware worth
87.50, free. See Chas. Rounds' advertise
ment in this paper for particulars.
, BEST FOR CHILDREN.
Mothers, be careful of the health of
your children. Look out for coughs,
colds, croup and whooping cough. Stop
them in time One Minute Cough Cure
is the best remedy. Harmless and
Eleasant Contains no opiates. Sold
y Mathews A Wight.
! ..CLOSING OUT SALE., j
Greatest opportunity to buy hardware ever offered in
Yale. Having decided to move away from Yale, I
will closo out my entire stock of hardware at prices
that will astonish the purchasing public. Just drop
in our store and see for yourself. There will bo
lots of goods sold below cost such as
Shoes, DishesFlower Pots and Baskets.
It will pay you to look at our lino of
Silverware, Ranges, Heaters, Stovepipes,
Cook Stoves, Elbows, Linoleums, Oil
Cloth, Churns, Washing Machines, Lawn
Mowers, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc.
Also Glass and Hoofing, in fact everything in tho hardware
line. This sale is for cash only.
$ Don't forget the place. - The Corner Hardware.
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lenz "Ease"
Elk Skin Shoes i
For farmers who work and others in all lines rpnnirinn- n
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good, reliable shoo which is eof t, easy and comfortable, should S
buy a pair of our Tan or Black Elk Skin Unlincd Work Shoo
made with dirt excluder toncuc. Our Elk
jj ot leather is unsurpassed for its durability. Wo can furnish
g thousands of testimonials from peoplo who hayo worn them.
MENZIES SHOE CO.
DETROIT J'MICH.
Yale Pride Flour
Makes Bread that is lightest, Rolls that aro
daintiest, Cake tho choicest, Pics that would
plcaso a dyspeptic, and pastry that melts in tho
mouth all out of tho samo barrel
-Sh A TboroDgh Trial Will Confince You
Yale Milling Company L't'd.
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