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We can Show you a Line of
ZEEili. G-rade ZB-ULg;ies,
Second to none in the county. If you are looking for a Hay
Press come in and let us show you what we have.
WHARTON
Just received,
at $1.25 per
Good
Wes
Best Grade of Hard & Soft Coal
Always on hand. Prompt delivery and courteous
treatment to our customers is our motto. We so
licit your next order. Phone 14.
I A. V. PARMLEE2
$ Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director la
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JTHE-EDISONJ
BEST PHONOGRAPH MADE $
I have secured the agency for this splendid
phonograph with.a full line of
E C O K ZD
including all the latest and best.
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including all the latest and best.
f COME AND HEAR THEM W
S A. V. PARMLEE J
0) Successor to The Newell Furniture Co. Q)
DAY CAIIS PHONE 24- 2 R YALE, MICH. NIGHT CALLS PHONE 17 i5
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Rounds Hardware Co.
Limited.
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a car load of
tern Corn
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Afk to goo
them. Your
neighbor has
one find out
how she likes it
Cream Separators
5A Street Blankets
Bias Girth Stable
Blankets
Robes Pur Coats
Alanure Spreaders,
Gasolene Engines,
Wind Mills,
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Pumps and Tanks. $
Or
"Your Duds
In Our Suds"
We Wash Everything But the Baby
(Jive us a trial on your negligee shirts
and be convinced that our way is the
best.
We mend rents and sew on buttons
free.
U ill put on a new neck band for
only ten cents.
RITTER'S LAUNDRY
(ea Gougji,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Licensed Embalmer by the
State Board of 'Health
FI LL LINK OK
Cofflns,Caskets, Funeral Supplies
1 White Hearse and 2 Black Hearses.
ALL CALLS PKOMPTLY ATTKXDEI).
Prices it Reasonable.
DETROIT
oilers fine business opportunities for
those well trained in JJusiness Meth
ods. This is why there are now over
20,000 successful graduates of the
Detroit business University now
doing so well in this growing city.
The chances were never better than
today. Why not get ready? Enter
anytime. Winter term now open.
Tine Catalogue free. Write for it.
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
R.J. BENNETT, C. P. A., Prin.
or W. F.JEWELL, President.
15 WILCOX AVE., DETROIT. MICH.
Picture Frames
I have a complete line of Plc
ture Frame Mouldings, Mat
tings, Etc.,
REPAIR WORK
I do all kinds of repair
work on short notice and .
my prices are reasonable.
IRA GOHEEN,
Yale, Mich.
iigestion
fltomarh trouble it but ft symptom of. and not
itself true diswwe. We think of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, pnd Indigestion fts rel d I ynt
they ftre symptoms only of ft certain speciflo
Nerve sic kness nothing elm.
It was this fact that first correctly led Dr. flhoop
In the creation of that now very popular Stomach
Kemedy Dr. Snoop's Restorative, doing direct
to the stomach nerves, alone brought that success
and favor to Dr. 8hoop and his Restorative. With
out that original and highly vital principle, no
uch lasting accomplishments were ever to be had.
For stomach dixtres. bloating, biliousness, bad
breath and sallow completion, try Dr. Hhoop'i
Restorative Tablets or Liquid and see for your,
elf what It can and will do. We sell and cheer
fully recommend
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
POLLOCK & HENNESSY.
SritXORlPTIOX KATJX:
One Year 91 00
Six Months r0
Three Months "ZTt
Advertising Hates made known on
application.
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Items of lnN'n-l T.i'u'ii From Our F.x
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A potato famine existed last week
in l'ort Huron.
Halph I). Harris has been re appointed
postmaster at Almont.
A Romeo man is looking up the pros
pects for operating a Creamery at
Almont.
Wm U'ark, jr. of Melvin started for
Washington recently where he will enter
the employ of the government, having
passed an examination of the civil
service commission.
The entertainment course at Rich
mond has closed for this winter with
the hest of feeling, both over the I'man
cial success and the high quality of the
different entertainments.
T. Oliver JIuckle, of St. Clair, has now
taken up his position as business mana
ger of the Cadillac Kvening News and
Express, a daily newspaper published
by Hon. I'erry F. Powers.
Tollie Jllake Harris, who would have
been 102 years of age, had she lived H
days longer, died at her home near
Dryden, where she had lived most of
her life, oue day last week.
This week the Marlette Leader pro
duces the picture of bachelor I). C. Mer
ril and as an extra inducement, the
new house Dan is building. JJoth the
face and the home ought to appeal to
the fair ones.
Fred K. JJurton, a Marlette lawyer,
known throughout the Thumb, died at
his home last Friday, after an illness of
several weeks. He leaves a wife and
four children. Mr. liurtonwas a mem
ber of the Flks.Odd Fellows and Masons.
The launching of the new Steamer
Normania was effected at St. Clair last
week Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Oscar Oleson, wile of the Captain, chris
tened the boat. Few people witnessed
the pretty sight on account of the in
clemency of the weather.
Hereafter all of the saloonkeepers in
the city of l'ort Huron must live up to
the laws or suffer the consequences.
Chief of Police Marx and Sheriff David
son have made an agreement to enforce
these laws. The agreement was not
acceded to by Mayor Pell and he is left
out of it entirely.
William Iandon,the Jlrown City man
in Sandusky jail awaiting trial on a
charge of assault with attempt to kill his
sister, attempted to end his own life
by drinking some liniment, with which
a fellow pri oner was bathing his hand.
Landon was sick for some hours, but
finally recovered. He will have his trial
February 2.
After being wanted by the police for
over two months, (luy Hill, aged 20
years, of Capac, was found and arrested
at his home. Hill and Archie McDougall
took possession of the two hotels in Ca
pac and painted the whole town red,
and whil McDougall was arrested and
paid a s2"i line, Hill escaped to Texas,
as he said, but was found last week
and captured.
The annual meeting of the Imlay
City Agricultural Society held recently
was a very satisfactory one, inasmuch
as the finMiicial affairs were in the best
of shape, there being a nice balance in
the treasury after all debts were paid.
It was voted to expend SGOO on im
proving the buildings and grounds of
the society. Flection of officers were as
the follows: I'resident L. Steele; Sec
retary F. ,Kathburg; Treasurer Dr.
Jones.
As the blizzard prevented any other
business the employees of the Farmers
hlevator Co. yesterday converted the
buildings into a sparrow trap. The
pests were enticed through the open
door by a little chaff thrown on thelioor
and when a good llock was inside trie
doors were pushed shut and the birds
killed with6ticks. The bounty will buy
tobacco for a month.-Hichmond Review
This is what they do over at Richmond
when the time hangs heavy. How cruel
some men can be.
NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE-
Mrs. F. D. Charles, of Harbor, Maine,
speaking of Flectric Pitters, says: Lt is
a neighborhood fovorite here with us."
It deserves to be a favorite everywhere.
It gives quick relief in dyspepsia, liver
complaiut, kidney derangement, malnu
trition, nervousness, weakness and gen
eral debility. Its action on the blood, as
a thorough puriher makes It especially
useful as a spring medicine. This grand
alterative tonic is sold under guarantee
at Pollock & Henne8sy drug store. &0c.
Choice Barn Timbtr For Sal.
We can furnish choice barn timber,
also about 200 cords of green wood,
(ash or on good time notes. Terms to
suit purchaser. For further particulars
call on or address Martin Kros.; ale,
ivnen., jtome .,o. uurai rnone. -u-
NO CASE ON RECO70
There is no case on record of a cough
or cold resulting in pneumonia or eon
sumption after l'oley's Honey and Tar
has been taken. .It stops the rough and
breaks up the cola quickly. Rt fuieany
but the genuine Foley's Honev and Tar
in a yellow package, (irant II olden.
r!iv1" and C'sihartiri whiU frae, unlonrt ttt
bowel, and gwo temporary lalief. bat Irritate
f.it.l wi-uUpn the clgattive and expulsive ornsu.
Lftittlve IrriiKx Tfihli'ii ere an different In
rflfoftes truth Is ntirn fnlachood. They nourl.
tho howel Ljutcle Mill nerve, ft ring them streTigtl
end view to do the work tintur iutndd. tlin
(fleeting prmarint cure tjr pt-rfefily ff ana
Tistursl meeti. 'I lie bet Uxstive (or ehtldrv-n
Chocolate eoatM tablets, cany to t.nlre, nvrr frif
or nauseate. lOe, See a&4 $1.00 at ail drat stores.
mritcu ok ciiitisT.
Services next Sunday. Pleaching at
11:00 a. in. and r.'M p. in.; iiible school
at 12:110 m.; V. P. S. C. F. at J::j() p. m
I'rayer meeting every lliursday even
mg. Lome ana enjoy these services
Fvery third Sunday preaching service
morning and evening at Fargo. None
at Yale on these dates. All other ser
vices as usual. .1. A. Pullock, Minister,
MKTIIOIUST KHSCOI'AL.
Service hours: Preaching at 10::J0 a
m.; sundav school at 11:4 ): and preach
ing at 7:0). I'rayer meeting every
Thursday evening at i:.J.
Everyone invited to attend all these
services. It. (). Lawrason, pastor.
r K F.S ! Y T K U I A X .
Regular services in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Preaching at
10:30 a. m. and 7:(X) p. m Sunday school
at ii :) a. m.
1'ravtrmeetlng every Thursday even
ing. All cordially invited to attend
these services. F. II. Douglass, Pastor,
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M KT 1 1 ( ) I ) 1ST P H T EST A X T.
Service hours:-Class meeting at 10
a. m.; preaching at 10:30: Sunday school
at ii:.iO; Junior C. IJ. at 3p.m.; preach
ing at 7. Prayermeeting every Thurs
day evening at :..
All cordially invited to attend these
services. W. S. Ostrander, Pastor.
FKKK METHODIST.
service hours: Class meeting 10 a
m.; Sunday school 11 a. in.; Preaching
at 7:00 j. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday. All are cordiallv invited
to attend these. F. II. Call, Pastor.
WAIiGfONNEVVS.
Port Huron Postmaster to Resign
and Become Collector of
Customs.
Washington, Jan. 31. The under
ground opinion among some Michigan
people in congress who have knowledge
of matters is that the settlement of the
Port Huron postollice row is more far
reaching in its potentialities than is
revealed on the surface. It appears
that Postmaster Sherman's name is not
to be sent to the senate for the new
term as postmaster, but he is simply to
hold on and draw a salary with the
understanding that he will resign after
a tune.
The date of his resignation is not
stated, but the opinion referred to is that
he will do so in plenty of time to be
able to receive the appointment as col
lector of customs at Port Huron when
Avery's term expires, two years from
now. Further, it is pointed out that
the pacification of Congressman Mc-
Morran onlv concedes him one more
term, and it is to be expected that Senator
Smith will be ready to do what he can
by and to aid some friend of this new
seventh district combine to succeed .Mr,
McMorran. The hint is even passed out
that Lincoln Avery is not a man to lie
down for. nothing and that it may be
part of the slate to give him McMorran's
place. Sherman has wanted to be col
lector at Port Huron for 4 years, ac
cording to political historians of Mien
igan here.and Avery is now rich enougl
to want some of the honors to be found
in politics.
ORANGES ARE DELICIOUS.
James Clark, half brother of Dr. W
(J. Wight, who visited here only a short
time ago, upon returning to hisCalifor
nia home sent the Dr. a crate of naval
oranges grown on what is known as the
Curry ranch m the Sacramento valley,
about U0 miles Irom the city or Sacra
mento. The oranges are selected fruit
and were picked by the present owner
of the ranch from trees set out by the
doctor's brother, who worked on this
ranch for nearly twenty years, after
wards starting for himself.
The crate of oranges reached here in
splendid condition and the Dr. remem
bered the editor with a liberal donation
of what to us were the most delicious
oranges we ever tasted. We have eaten
a few in our day but never a one that
could touch these in delicacy of llavor
or sweetness of taste.
The Curry ranch ships fruit to all
parts of the United Slates and with
such oranges as the ones we sampled
thev will never want for a market.
GORRUGAUD CULV ERT CO. RE-ORGANIZE.
On Tuesday of this week the Ohio
Corrugated Culvert & Jlridge Co., an
organization operating at Middletown,
Ohio, closed its business and was re
organized under the title of the Ohio
Corrugated Culvert Co. The affaire of
the old organization was taken over by
th new concern, following is a list
of the officers elected on Wednesday:
Pres.-W. (1. Wight, Vale, Mich.
Sec Hugh Morris, Middletown, O.
Treas. K Proctor, Sandusky, Mich.
Directors W. i. Wight, Hugh Mor
ris, K. lToctor and Frank O. Putney.
The factory is located at Middletown,
Ohio in connection with the American
Steel Roller Mills one of the largest
industries of this kind in the United
States. The Lewis Corrugated Culvert
Co , of Flyria, Ohio, is another concern
in which the Middletown company is
interested. The two plants combined
control the manufacture and sale of the
entire output of corrugated metal pipe
in the state of Ohio.
During the time these concerns have
operated in said state they have been
successful in placing their products
with the largest railroad Interests of
the country as well as city, county and
township otliciali.
The Expositor is pleaded to note the
success with which these organizations
are meeting and wishes them increased
prosjerity in the future.
The Sunny South Co. will hold forth
at Central Hall, Saturday evening, Feb.
2 . This show was here last March and
rave general satisfaction. Some new
features have been added Pince and you
can look for an interesting program.
Middleton & Doelle have just recelv
ed a carload of corn which they are
selling at 81.25 per cwt. at their eleva
We have just unloaded a car of nice
Yellow Western Corn which we
have re-cleaned and are selling at
$ 1 .25 per cwt.
Yale Milling Company LTd.
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Now is ihe time to place your order for spring, when we have u
a little spare time, so we can put on an extra good finish for f
the same price. We also handle a line line of 'f
QIMrsi P u admccc cdhaji can nn md
r 1 1 1 i iniuiuou
Siiuihe v.onura au sizes, a guarameeu in ir you unng your
horse. Also a comnlete line of
S Suit Cases, Trunks,
T
tsiariKets. Kooes, whips
in fact everything needed in the horse furnishing line.
Repairing a Specialty. Prices Right.
Yours for a square deal,
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If its up-to-date work you want, send us your order
THE PLACE TO BUY
Choice Family Groceries
We have just received a large new supply which we
are offering at right prices. Cheap and high-priced
cpiXcv. Henkel8 liread Flour, Hcnkel's Buckwheat
.Flour
..Try Our Thirty-Five Cent Tea..
Fresh Bread and Cookies from tho Aikman Bakery.
Phono us your next order for anything in our lino and
sec if we cannot plcaso you
Courtesy and Prompt Delivery
W. A. CAVANAGH & CO.
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HE HAITI Kit.
. "Throw out the Life Line"
The kidneys need help.
TheyYe overworked -can't get the poison filtered out of the blood.
J hey re getting worse every minute.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought thousands of kidney sufferers
back from the verge of despair.
Will cure any form of kidney trouble.
Mrs. N. Morris, Hying at 2Sfi Sixth Street, Manistee, Mich., says
"Mr. Morris was we II satisiipri with ti. runii. .t.,i
riiuucY i jus wmcn ne usea ror a serious kidney complaint that had
J given him much annoyance for several months. The kidney secre-
t ons were irreffuhir. hi hart nchoH i.aiiw nn.i v., ,,c
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i rowlW. e often endorse the claims made for Doan's Kidney Pills
to people speaking to us about them." 3
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