The Yale expositor., February 16, 1906, Image 4

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Rapley Real
Estate Exchange
To the intending purchaser,
the following list should contain
somo piece or parcel that is ju&t
what he is looking for. Head this
list carefully:
(iOOD building lot on Main stroot lictwocn
lkicColl
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1Y the resiliences of Dr. l'olloi'k and .lanifs
Atiooi) Iioiiho nnd two acres of land on
.lone Street that someone will net lit a
bantam.
A OOOI) building lot on Main street next
iV north or Mclntyreft Harris' building, 7.1!
feet Wide.
A OOOI) building lot on Mary street, known
J.. as lot til of 1 appan & Law a addition.
A coot) dwelling on Mary street owned by
J.Y. William strevei.
IKSHTY acres mile west of Avooa. Ooo.l
1 J new brick house. Otlier buildings good
Fifteen acres timber. Will sell cheap or ex
change for house and lot In Yale.
TKiltTY acres 1 mile north and 1 mile east
A J of Yalu formerly known as the Williams
farm, now owned by Mr. l'arks.
JMOHTY acres six miles north east of Yale.
J New buildings, number one land, all clear-
eu. rnce jjooo.
lO I IT Y acres south of town, known as tho
J.UUII13UII 111
17OUKono acre lots fronting on Main street
1 that are first class build lntt lots. Will sell
each lot separately or all four together.
rOKTY acres In Sec an of (Ireenwood towi
1 ship known as the Mcddaugh farm.
OXK IIUNDKKI) AND TWKN'TY acres south
west of Yale, without buildings, owned by
.lacon an i iici.
1K IIUNDKKI) AND FOUKTKKN acres
J southwest of Yale for f.'.'JOO.
OXK IIUNDKKI) AND TWKN'TY acres of
good land In recti wood township for
(JSOO.
rXK IIUNDKKI) AND TWKN'TY acres three
VJ miles from Yale. Oood buildings, (iood
loll. Trice $.ixo.
f M:-N10ICY lilt K K STOuK llUII.DIMi OI)
KJ Main street. Yale,
'IMIK fine newly remodelled dwelling on Me
1. chanlc street owned by I-ewls Aruistroiig
i roperiy to oe soul at a Dargain.
rIMIK John Mulr farm of 80 acres one mile
JL toiith of ale. The creek touches It on
front and rear and It would make first class
dairy farm.
rpwo IIUNDKKI) AND FOKTY acres, with
L first class buildings. In Ooodlmd township
to sen or win exchange lor smaller tarui or 40 or
m acres, rrlce right.
'IMIK A.C. Teets f)rm of to acres In See. six
J of ireenwood township, hirst class soil
hirst class buildings, lo sell cheap or to ex
change for 40 acre farm near a school.
rpilK James Skifllnglon farm of so acres north
1 east or ale.
Trice right.
(iood soil, fair buildings
pilK Oeorge Kaston farm of so acres In Sec
M. of I Ireenwood
large barn,
application.
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Otxxl buildings Including
Six acres tlmler. Trice cic. on
Oflico in Uapley
Michigan.
Mock, Yale,
DR. ALICE M. DOERING.
DENTIST,
Will open an office over Itoldcn' drugstore
on or about February l.Mh, lixsi. Oraduateof
rhlladeiphl.i Dental l ollege.
YALE, MICHIGAN.
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Advertising Kates made known on
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lie-fourth Off Sale
A roller skating rink has been nut in
operation in C'roswell,
All the schools in St. Clair countv
are tilled to overturning this yi'ivr.
On an average ."(K) cars pass through
St. Clair tunnel daily. There are more
during the fall.
Everything seems favorable for Port
Huron securing the. state rille competi
tion shoot next .1 uly.
Port Huron ice companies kept
gangs ot men husv last sumiay on
JWack river cutting ice.
Forty years ago Henry McMorran
brought the lirst hard coal to Port Hu
ron. The amount was ten tons.
The Newport Club in Marine City
has been merged into the New Com
mercial Club. There are T." members.
O. 10. S. of Capac will give the high
class drama, "My Lady Darrell" in
their opera house, this Friday evening.
The International Poultry and l'et
Stock association will hold ;v poultry
show in Port Huron from January 11
to IS next year.
The Croswell hospital generally has
about as many patients as the house
can accommodate, which shows that it
is a popular institution.
A nautical school will be opened at
Marine City by Capt. J. M. Fields.
There are three other schools in opera
tion on the chain of lakes.
Itussel Douglas, the 11-year-old Port
Huron boy has been taken to the re
form school at Lansing to remain until
he is twenty-one. Douglas is a drunk
ard. ,
The court house grounds at Sandusky
will be planted with shrubs, trees and
flowers, walks will be laid and a regu
lar line park will be had. It will prove
a delight and a rest for many.
A new organization has been formed
in Fort Huron called the International
Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Associa
tion. There are over fifty members,
tho membership limited to KX).
Kev. C. II. Kutledge, formerly M. K.
church at Fort Sanilac, is now lighting
the saloon men in Kseanaba. Kutledge
is agent of the anti-saloon league and
is certainly making it warm for the
liquor people.
John Dell, night clerk at the lunch
counter in the tunnel depot was ill for
a week with scarlet fever before it
was discovered. He was kept in the
residence portion of the depot and it is
believed that no spread of the disease
is liable.
Kev. I). II. (loodwillie, a minister for
10 years and for Zl years pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian church in
Port Huron, states that he has married
over 1,XX) couples and as far as he can
ascertain only one divorce has been
granted, that of John Murta last week.
An establishment of a state sanitar
ium for the cure ami care of people
suffering from tuberculosis is to be
made and the line pine grove at Vassar
has been looked over and pronounced
a splendid site. The decision of the
board of trustees is awaited by 'Vassar
people with eagerness.
State Organizer WOW, John Asman,
believes that if tho headquarters of the
W. O. W. are moved from Omaha,
Neb., that the chances are bright for
locating it in Fort Huron. The
camps of the city. Chamber of Com
merce, Major Koynton and others have
all offered cordial invitations.
(Jeorge L. Frown has been given a
judgment of ."?2T0.3.") against William
Sauer, Wm. C. Norman and Fric Saner.
At the time of Wm. Sauer's trial for
murder he gave a note to his attorneys,
endorsed by his father and brothers.
The note went to protest, and the
above judgment was rendered:
The Sanilac JefTersonian had a high
old time with the cilice gasoline engine
last week. The thing balked and noth
ing was of any avail to make it run.
Finally it was left in disgust all by its
lonesome and in half an hour the pesky
animal started np by itself and ran as
easily and smoothly as possible. Just
like some people in a lit of sulks. The
best thing to uo is to leave 'em alone
until they come to.
A Niaht Alarm
Worse than an alarm of lire at night
is the brassy cough of croup which
sounds like the children's death knell
and it means death unless something is
done quickly. Foley's Honey and Tar
never fails to give Instant relief 'and
ouicklv cures the worst forms of
croup. Mrs. P. L.Cordier. of Manning
ton, Ky., writes: "My three-year-old
girl had a severe case of croup; the
doctor said she coulu not live, l got a
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. The
first dose gave quick relief and saved
her life'.' Kef use substitutes. All
druggists in Yale.
AN 1 hi might, honest young
man from Yale to prepare for paying
position in (lovernment Mail Service,
JJox One, Cedar Kapids, la. .-N
There is no alcohol in Celery King a
medicine fresh from nature's hand. If
you have never taken this great tonic
laxative, ask your friends about it. 2-V.
Raw Furs Wanted.
is still in force and will be continued until Alarch 1st.
We are selling underwear, all wool goods, heavy rub
bers Mackinaw socks, bed blankets, ladies' waists
and lots of other goods very cheap and it will pay to
buy them now for next winter.
urt 1 Griswold
I will pay the highest market price
for prime raw furs and good sheep
pelts at my shop first door north -of
(leo. Mcintyrea on Main street.
37tf J. A, Cavanagh.
HARD
AND
SOFT COAL
Do you burn Coal, Wood or
What?TD
If you use coal in your home we can furnish
a first-class article at a right price. Our coal
burns best, lasts the longest and costs the
least. Give us a trial.
WHARTON CO.
There are many people suffering from weak nerves, weak
backs, weak stomachs, and sluggish livers, who do not realize
that constipated bowels are the cause of their trouble.
Iron-Ox Tablets cure constipation to stay cured, and tone
up every organ of the body to healthy action.
63 Iron-Ox Tablet., in a handy aluminum pocket casr, 25 centi at yonr droggUt, or
seat pcit paid on receipt of prise by The Irou-Ox Remedy Co., Detrei!, Mich.
Yale Pride Flour
Makes Bread that is lightest, Rolls that aro
daintiest, Cake tho choicest, Pics that would
plcaso n dyspeptic, and pastry that melts in tho
mouth all out of tho samo barrel
A Thorough Trial Will Convince Yon
Yale Milling Company L'fd.
- ' T- t : , . ........
GEORGE W. BELL
Practical and Experienced
$ Auctioneer
' f.:i
If you expect to have a sale
this fall or winter I am pre
pared to attend it on short
notice and at a reasonable
price. Have had twenty-two
yeara of practical experience.
'It will pay you to see the
old reliable auctioned and
get his price belore engaging
an auctioneer.
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