The Yale expositor., February 14, 1908, Image 8

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Price 25c. Guaranteed.
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..The Best Building Material..
Arc vou lookinc for the best
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j also. We feel sure wo can convince you , we have both.
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Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Turned Work, Moulding, Prepared
Roofing and Roof-Coating, Building Paper and Several
of the best makes Prepared and Calcined Plaster, Lime,
Hair, Cement, Brick, Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe, Exten
sion Ladders, Hard, Soft and Smithing Coal.
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If you have boon doctoring for headache and it
does not seem to do any good, come in and let
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g the glasses you need. Perhaps you do not need
$ any. Wc will tell you so candidly if your eyes
y when tested prove that they arc all right. No
H charge whatever for testing. Exceptionally
g low prices just now for all kinds of glasses.
g Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing.
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of doing the finest .lob Work in the
Northern part of St Clair County.
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Drugs and Jewelry.
50 pair of Shoes.
of Post Olllce.
Note Heads.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Envelopes, Etc.
The Expositor,
For Any Substance Injurious to Health
Found In
Calumet
Baking Powder
"Best By Test"
The Only High Grade Baking Powder
Sold at a Moderate Price.
Complies with all STATE and NATIONAL
Pure Food Lavs.
All Crocers Are Authorized to Guarantee This
Local and Otherwise.
SuniiV South Show
At : ntral Hall, Vale
Saturday Evening, Feb. 22, 1W8.
About thirty couples enjoyed a social
hop in Central llali last Friday evening.
The wrather the past few days has
been quite warm and in consequence
the snow is melting fast.
The Yale Woolen Mills closed down
Monday and Tuesday on account of the
failure "of material to get hereby freight.
The directors of the First National
Uankof Vale held their monthly meet
ing Monday eveningin the bank parlors
The LHS will meet next Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. James Wallace. A
large attendance desired, l'lenty of
sewing to be doue.
Thornton Ferguson who has been run
ning (lie Arlington Hotel at Lansing
for home time past has moved to Vale
ami will accept a position with his uncle
Daniel Ferguson.
The Ladies' Aid of Hethel M. P.
church. East Lynn, will hold a bazaar
on Wednesday, February . afternoon
and tv niiig at the home of Andy Cur
rie .1 r.
Jimiuess in Yale for the pa-t two
hm ks had been very dull until Saturday
h. Farmers who could get to town
came in leighloads and patronized our
I us nets places. It was a lively day.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend a grand ball and supper to be given
by the Ancient Order of Cleaners at
(i'leaner Hall, llrockway, on Friday
ev ning, February 14th, UKW. Music
by Alpine orchestra, of Columbus. Kill
only S1.00.
The high-class solo concert band
w hich accompanies the Sunny South Co.
will head the "Koon" town parade at
noon, Saturday February 22nd. Seats
on sale at Pollock & Hennessy's Thurs
day of next week. Prices are 23, 3",
and fii) ents.
Although the list of recently elected
ollicers ot the LOTMM was published
in the Expositor, some are at a loss to
know whom to nay their dues and as
sessments to. Mrs. Mary Hennessy was
imMled Finance keeper andall moneys
should be paid to her.
Frank Wilcox is a lover of line horses
and generally has something that can
go some. The latest addition to his
stables is the Fletcher mare and Frank
says that if Yale horsemen think they
have something fast he can take all the
conceit out of them for fun, money, or
marbles.
Cards are out announcing a Masquer
ade Hall at Webb's Hall, Avoca. on Fri
day evening, February 21, P.US. Dancing
Willi and without masks. Music by
Carney's orchestra. Hill, including sup
per at the Avoca House $1.00. Middle
ton & Zinzo invite everybody to come
and have a good time.
The Johnson News, of Netama Coun
ty, Neb., says: 'Sarn llettes the Cowboy
preacher at" the Methodist church is
awakening things up and making some
of the old sinners squirm in their seats
as one of them remarked to the editor,
"Jf 1 get a worse roasting in the next
world it will be awful."
The students of the High School will
present Le JJrandt's popular comedy,
"The (Jirl From Porto Uico" sometime
during the week of April 13. Theparts
have been assigned to the following
students, Norman Ellar, Pert Evans,
Vernon Shaver, Tom Parkinson, Shir
ley 'Owenp, Freda Wallace, Freda
llolden and Ima Wharton.
James Slocum.of Detroit, well known
news-paper man, has been appointed to
the position of business manager of the
Michigan State Fair at a salary of 2,(XX)
per year. Mr. Slocum was at the head
of the department of publicity last year
and his success there won for him such
an esteem with the management that he
was sought this year for the more re
sponsible position.
.1 ohn Hutton has rented the Chamber
lain building, recently occupied by
Knapp Sons as a produce wareroom,
and will use it for a storehouse for stoves,
wire fence and machinery. This addi
tion of space will give him more ro m
to display his large stock of hardware,
paint?, glass, etc. John has painted t he
interior of his store making a decided
improvement in the appearance of
things.
(Jeorge Mclntyre has made a change
in his warerooms whereby he now has
a spacious show-room for buggies, sur
reys and carriages in the second story
An elevator has been put in and other
Improvements made. He is better pre
pared than ever to take care of his
large and increasing trade. If there is
anything on want in his line don't
buy until you look over his stock and
get prices.
Christian Jacobs having sold his farm
and intending to move away on account
ut ill health, will offer for sale at public
auct ion, without reserve, at the premises
miles east and 3 miles north of Vale,
or 1 mile south and 2 miles east of Pose
burg, on Thursday, February 27, 1(.W,
all of his farm stock, farming imple
ments, hou:ehold goods, etc. Sale to
lommenee at one o'clock p. m. sharp.
Geo. W. Pell, auctioneer,
St. Valentine's day.
Many Vale residents are suffering
from attacks of la grippe.
The Ladies' Puilding Society of the
M. P. church will have a box soc al in
the church parlors on Tuesday evening
Feb. IT.
Doth Mr. and Mrs. Evans have been
suffering with the grippe the past week
but are somewhat better at i resent
writing.
Preaching services were omitted at
the Presbyterian church Sunday both
morning and evening on account of the
illness of the pastor, Kev. E. 11. Douglass.
Mrs. J. E. Peavis' many friends will
be pleased to know that she has so far
recovered from her recent seveie sick
ness as to be able t to drive out each
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peed, living
northeast of Yale, entertained the M.
P. Sunday School class of Pev. W. S.
Ostrander in a very pleasant manner
last Monday evening.
One thing to be thankful for, we may
be sure qf a good, heavy crop of ice for
iiext summer's use. If the heat then
will be as severe as the cold now, we
will certainly be glad of a big supply of
the cooling.
Last week every day was Sunday with
the exception of Saturday which was a
lively day for trade in our city. In con
versation with several farmers they
stated it had been two weeks since they
were in town.
William Hale, of Yale, is spending
a few days in this city with old friends
and comrades. Mr. Hale is Ts years of
age and is a veteran of the civil war.
He is well known here. Port Huron
Daily Herald.
U. S. Campbell, well known in Vale
having atone time held the position of
Superintendent of our public schools,
left Port Huron Feb. 1st for a month's
stay in Cuba in the interests of the
Santa Loma Co.
Eld. Paton will preach in the Church
of Christ (corner North and Kennefick
street) next Sunday at 3 and 7 p. m.
Subjects, "(Jod's Fire and Sword" and
"Jesus and the Woman of Samaria."
All are cordially invited to hear him.
Monday evening a number of Yale
young people drove to the farm home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. (Irimes, in
Speaker township, and surprised them.
The evening was spent in a social way
nd before leaving oysters were served.
Miss Sibyl Ilisey, of Sparta, a grad
uate of Olivet college, has been engaged
by the school board to take up the work
of music, drawing and English in our
school. Almont Herald. Miss Hisey's
Yale friends congratulate her upon a
good position.
Last week's installment of the con
tinued 6tory running in the Expositor
will be found in this issue. As we
previously announced our ready-prints
failed to reach us in time on account
of nearly all trains being held up by
snow blockades.
A dozen young friends of EdnaNewell
surprised her on her birthday Wednes
day by inviting themselves to her home
for supper and the evening. They all
enjoyed the fun and had a merry time.
Several nice presents were left for Edna
to remember them by.
Edward Newell, who has been in the
state of Washington for over three
months looking for a location to start
in business, returned to Yale the first
of this week. He has built himself a
dwelling house at Chehalis, Wash., a
city of 7,000 inhabitants located between
Olympia and Portland, about 35 miles
from the coast, and as soon as he gets
his business affairs here settled, which
will be in about three weeks, he will
move out there with his family.
OPERA HOUSE, YALE.
Saturday Evening, Feb. 22
J. C. ROCKWELL'S NEW
America's Greatest of all Colored
Shows. Pest in quality, Largest in
numbers. A show that pleases every
one. It is original and extremely
funny. The best singers and dancers
In America are with this company.
Popular Prices.
...Kings of Koontown Komedy...
. Are now playing the Large Cities
to packed houses
HAND AND OHCIIESTPA
Prices, 25c, 35c & 50c
Seats now on sale at usual place.
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SHOES AND RUBBERS
This wet, slushy weather calls for good footwear. We carry nothing but
the best makes of shoes and invite you to call and look them over. Our
assortment is complete in all lines of reliable footwear.
Warm Footwear
Wc still havts some of these left that wc
wish to close at oh the regular price. We
have them in both ladies' and gentlemen's.
RUBBERS
The Straight Line in all kinds and sizes.
They without doubt the best wearing rubber
on the market today. The next time you
want a pair of rubbers that arc all rubbers,
try tho Straight Line. They are all we claim
for them.
HALL BAND, and that is quality. For
hard wear they have no equal.
Beavis
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Barn Builders
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Can be used with forks or slings. Holds the load where you trip it.
Easiest running car on the market. Call in and look it over before
buying. We can give you good prices on BUILDING MATERIAL
John Hutton,
COATS
Not many left, 1ut wo are hound to clean
them up, and in order to do go we will :ive
you o.'J per cent discount on any Ladies',
Misses' or Child's Coat, left in our store.
F U RS
They all ro at the same reduction. 1)3
per eent discount on any Ladies', Misses'
or Child's Fur in ntoek. You will find
some very pretty numbers to select from
anil the prices are certainly tempting.
Coats and Purs One-third
A complete
Hutchinson
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