The Yale expositor., July 03, 1908, Image 4

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Special Prices
On the
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An inspiring March by SO USA'S RANI); a (Irand Overture by PRYOR'S
OSSM AN; a Violin Solo by D'ALMAINH, a Coon Song by MAY IRWIN; a
DONOMill; a charming MAI.IO (JUAKTKr; a funny "UNCI K .lOSIl" Monologue; a beautiful hymn by the
TRINITY CHOIR; and a magnificent
CARUSO The World's Greatest Tenor
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this ad and send it with your order. Victor Catalogue and Record list mailed, prepaid, on request.
Victor
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Port Huron
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For months Yale readers have seen the constant expression of
praise for Doan's Kidney Fills, and read about the good work they
have done in this locality. Not another remedy ever produced sucli
convincing proof of merit.
.leptlia I ucker Handly street, Imlay City, Mich., says: "My kid
neys troubled me ever since I was in the army. My back ached ter
ribly at times and I often felt like giving up. If I caught the Jeast
cold it would settle in my kidneys and at such times the secretions
would be highly colored, scalding in passage and too frequent in ac
tion, especially at night, greatly disturbing my rest. I procured Doan's
Kidney Fill's and before I had taken all of one box I was cured. Our
little girl also had a kidney weakness, and the use of this remedy
wonderfully benefitted her." ( From statement made Aug. 15K)1.)
On October 17, VM, Mr. Tucker said: "Doan's Kidney Fills cured
me live years ago and 1 have had no occasion to use them or any
other kidney remedy since. I feel it my duty to re-indorse them."
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New York, sole agents for the United States.
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Sveat "VICTOR" Offer
Some people mistakenly suppose that because the VICTOR is such a
marvelous instrument such a wonderful entertainer it must necessarily
be beyond the reach of the average family. While it is true that the VIC
TOR is one of the wonders of the century reproducing as it does the
voices of Artists and the tones of instruments so perfectly as to be fairly
arnazing-at the same time modern ingenuity and skill have "enabled the
Victor Company to produce a type of VICTOR for every purse. Indeed,
the most modest home may now enjoy, through the VICTOR, entertain
ment that was formerly the luxury of the rich.
will send to your home the following special VICTOR outfit the
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price "?.'().'.() is paid.
This outfit consists of the popular VICTOR 1st. with tapering arm and
all improvements; equipped with handsomely hand-painted Flower Horn,
over two feet long and 22 inches in diameter; special Victor exhibition
soundbox; a supply of finest needles, AND TI1K FOLLOWING J 5 K A V
TIFt'L RFX'ORDS:-
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ORCHESTRA, a Ranjo Solo by
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SUMMER
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.Tune, July and August leads into
our fall term without a break. Kil
ter any time. New Catalogue free.
Write for it today.
DETROIT BUSINESS UMYERSITY.
R. J. BENNETT, C. P. A., Prln.
orW. F.JEWELL, Pr.tid.nt.
15 VSIICOX AVE.. DETROIT. MICH.
Do you want to buy 30 acres of good
garden or farm land close to Yale? I
have the Ingram place for ale at a
rice that is right. I also have a good
list of farm lands close to Yale, ('all
and see them. .1. A. Rapli:v. 3-
For Sale.
A sideboard, 83.00; sewing machine,
2.00; doz. strong chairs, at
Mrs Flank's, First St, Yale. 10 2
Subscribe for the Kxpositor.
The yaLE Expositor
Jas. A. Mk.m:s, Publisher.
Entered in the l'ust-OHice at YaJo as
Second Class Mail Matter.
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application.
FRIDAY, JULY 3. U0S.
POLITICS AND BUSINESS
If we had the power to make all bus
iness men obey our commands we
would say to them: "Wake up and go
into politics!"
Does that shock you business men a
little bit? Don't let it. Just listen
open-mindedly for a moment. You
are not being invited to destruction.
You are invited to self-preservation.
You have had lessons enough in the
past two or three years.the Lord knows,
to direct you into the right road but it
is doubtful if you have yet quite learned
to apply them.
You business nun have fallen into
the habit of thinking politics as some
thing apart from and foreign to your
selves, your business and your interests
in th community as something a little
off-color. You vote once in a while
when the newspapers tell you some
"grave moral question" or some "im
portant national i-site" is at stake, but
you seldom t ike more than a languid
interest even then most of the time
you turn up your noses at politics as at
something unclean, boast your ignor
ance of it and smugly regard yourselves
as superior persons just because you
have "nothing to do with politics."
Practically all the evils that afflict
the business world today are traceable to
your mistake. If politics is unclean,
you are to blame for letting it be
come unclean. If it harasses and op
presses business, you are to blame for
letting it do so.
You are denounced directly in some
quarters for the business men have cor
rupted politicians for selfish ends. That
is not true of you and it is not fair to
you, as a class. Your fault has been
the fault of neglect. Kvil consequences
have followed as naturally as weeds
spring up in the neglected garden.
Politics should be as close to you
business men, in the mass, as your sev
eral business interests are to you in
dividually. It touches pratically every
phase of your interests, severally and
collectively, yet you ignore it. That is
bad business.
You would not think of filling an ex
posed warehouse with valuable and in
Uamable goods and then canceling the
lire insurance. That is precisely what
you do when you ignore politics.
American Rusiness Man.
They tell me that Jeff Rrown would
like awfully well to be state senator
from this district, but is afraid of be
ing defeated and doesn't know whether
or not to enter the race. Jeff would
like to convince the people that he is
not tied up to the postmaster outfit and
finds it hard to do this. He believes, it
is said, that without the handicap of
the postmaster's support he could be
sure of the nomination and election.
Port Huron Herald.
The American Protective Tariff
League is early in the field with a do
cument entitled "The Vital Issue Re
fore the American People." This is a
reproduction of the great speech of
lion. Joseph W. Fordney, M. C, of
Michigan, a member of the Ways and
Means Commit teee of Congress. One
copy will be forwarded free to any per
son sending a postal card request ask
ing for document No. 03. Address W.
F. Wakeman, Secretary, 33U Rroadway,
New York.
Judge Eugene F. Law Uas earned a
reputation as a circuit judge second to
none in this state. Should Judge Law
become a candidate for the supreme
court bench, the announcement will be
received by members of the bar all over
the state with a feeling of satisfaction.
While the city of Port Huron, should
Judge Law's candidacy prove success
ful would lose a highly esteemed citizen,
it would be a source of great pleasure
and satisfaction to his fellow citizens
to see him elevated to this high and
honorable position. Port Huron Her
ald. Tom Subscribers.
W.(. Allen.Gaylord; Angeline Paldi,
Taylor's Falls, Minn.; Mrs. F. J.Knebel,
Springfield 111.; Mrs. Jas. Howay, Vas
sar; Daniel Carney, Emmett; W. H.
Palmer, Jas. Clark, Amon (Jraybiel,
M. Sheehy, Mrs. R. M. Lothian, Mrs.
J. 1). Jones, Yale, Emma Streeter, Avo
ca, Fred U I rich, Lakeport.
Just Exactly Right.
"I have used Dr. King's New Life
Fills for several years, and find them
just exactly right," says Mr. A. A. Fel
ton, of Harrisville, N. Y. New Life
Fills relieve without the least discom
fort. Rest remedy for constipation,
biliousness and malaria. 2rc. at Pol
lock & Hennessy's drug store.
For Rent.
A seven room flat for rent. Water
works In same. Very convenient. En
quire of John II. Merrill, Yale. 2-
AN IMPOSING STRUCTURE.
On Monday, July G, the St. Clair
County Savings Rank will formally op
en its new home in Port Huron and
all are extended a cordial invitation to
bo present on this occasion. The new
bank stands as a monument to modern
architecture and neither pains nor ex
pense has been spared to make it one
of the most safe and up-to-date insti
tutions in Michigan.
With this end in view the bank con
tains every convenience known to me
chanical skill and its architectural de-
Mi I -"It
sign in further enhanced by one of the
most beautiful interior tinishes ever
given a building of any kind in Port
Huron or the state of Michigan. When
it is known that this bank houses mil
lions in money every safeguard known
must be employed to protect it. The
building m the'refore equipped with a
burglar alarm vault and woe to the
man who tampers with it after the
working hours are over.
Should some unwelcome guest try hi
hand at the modernized methods of
banking an alarm will immediately be
sent all over the central portion of the
city via a gong which is placed on top
of the structure. This gong when it is
in operation clangs with a deafening
peal so that the soundest of sleepers
will awaken with a suddeness that will
startle them.
The interior of the bank is a wealth
of beautiful iron and steel net work
with mahogany desks, tiled lloor, beau
tiful decorative mosaic work all uniting
in perfect harmony and tone. There is
a special department for women who
can enter the bank any time and write
letters, talk oyer any situation or prepare
their toilet.
When in Fort Huron all are urged to
visit the bank and inspect it and the
hand of welcome will always be ex
tended to visitors.
LUCKY TEACHERS.
The result of the St. Clair county
teachers' examination held in the Wash
ington school, Port Huron a week ago,
was announced today, the successful
ones being as follows:
TI1IK!) ! KADK.
Clara Avery, North street.
Anna Alleman, St. Clair.
Luella Rrabb, Lynn.
Elsie Rlackie, st. Clair.
Rilla Eidleman, Yale.
Kate Rrennan, Emmet.
Edna Crockard, Smith Creek.
Erva Crockard, Smith Creek.
Elmer DeGaw, Lamb.
E. C. Douglass, St. Clair.
Iva Douglass, St. Clair.
Anna Elliott, Port Huron.
Lydia Evans, Richmond.
Alice Fenton, Richmond.
Minnie Fraleigh, Emmett.
Elmer French, Riley Center.
Genevieve Fenton. Adair.
Rosa Oottsleben. Yale.
Mary Gleason, Emmett.
Frank Hunter, Capac.
Elsie Kaufman, Capac.
Edna Kilroy, Wales.
Ella Kinch, Port Huron.
Eertha Kelley, Emmett.
Cecil Lapp, smith Creek.
Jessie Leatorno, Smith Creek.
Clayton Lewis, Lamb.
Anna Leach, Capac.
Ethel Lapp, Smith Creek.
Clara Moran, Emmett.
Chas. Mclntyre, North street.
Mary McDonald, South Park.
Alfred O'Meara, Emmet.
Laura MacDonald, Port Huron.
Rudolph Floeger, Lynn.
Elizabeth Parkinson, Yale.
Fred Pohly, Avoca.
Nora Reagan, Marine City.
Marjorie Robeson, Port Huron
Margaret Reid, Emmet.
Alberta Showier, Capac.
Mina Savage, Capac.
Florence Smith, Smith Creek.
John W t ndt, Capac.
Edna Wagonshed, Capac.
NKCONI) OKA DK.
Freeman Snyder, Riley Centre.
Hugh Kane, Port Huron.
Opal Lymburner, North street.
SI-X'ONI) OKADK KKNKWALS.
Harriet Hogau, Port Huron.
Mina Rell, Fort Huron.
Alma West, St. Clair.
Minnie Holt, Marine City.
Mary Irving, Yale.
Rosella McGregor, South Fark.
Katie Flahertv, Fort Huron.
W. R. Hunt, Richmond.
HORSE RACES AT DETROIT.
Michigan and Canadian horses prom
ise to cut a material pgure in this year's
harness racing, starting with the grind
circuit inaugural at Detroit. July 27 to
31. Scott McLane, of Cold water, is get
ting on famously with his pair of cam
paigners. The trotter, Octoo, 2:HV',
has been a mile at the fair grounds in
2:10' j, which makes him formidable in
the 83,000 stake at Detroit, as well as
inthe other early closing events in
which he is named.
Auto, 2.-07,, the pacing full brother
to Octoo, has been a mile in 2:10 and
the last quarter at a two-minute gait,
showing a return of the form which
characterized his career in IN?.
The Canadian development pacer,
The Liar, 2:14)4, now being raced by
Frank Cares, paced a mile in 2:08lt,
the last quarter at the rate of 2.01. He
is in the 8-VKJO Chamber of Commerce
stake at Detroit and all the rest of slow
pacing classics.
The Eel, a gray pacer owned in Can
ada and driven by Dan McEwen, is
coming along splendidly and is to be
considered on his mile in 205 last year.
All of the Michigan horses at the
fair grounds in Detroit are showing un
expected speed, and it is expected that
they will give good accounts of them
selves in the best of company.
Fok Salk A new Sanilac County
Atlas. Inquire at Yale State Rank. 33-
Yale Milling Company LTd.
YALl:,
Why not patronize your own mill? What's the difference?
Here it is:
OurMill
Ruv8 Wheat Here
Helps Our Own Town
Supports Our Schools
(Jives to the Church
Ruys Groceries Here
And a Few Dry Goods
Pays a Snug Tax Here
Hires Men Here
Help Yourself By Helping Your Home Mill.
It's a Good Thing-Push It Along
My
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Did you see the line Eilber has from $3.50 to $6 a pair? (l
y DUSTERS-Some of the latest styles. Come in and see 'em.
5 SINGLE HARNESS that are made at home and the price fl
ij is right. Why not get a good g
t SUIT CASE before going away on that vacation. You can't A
j do without one. We also keep some of the finest lines of
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in the county. If you want a
OUR MOTTO:-AIways
-ED. EILBERf I
YALE, MICH IGAN
Two Carloads !
of OVID and PONTIAC BUGGIES
just received by
WHARTON & CO.
These Buggies are modern and up-to-date
and we are selling them at
right prices. Call at our warerooms
and look them over.
We have a fine line of one and two
horse cultivators.
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Everything to build and keep
the lawn beautiful.
Mowers, Hose, Fountains
Sod Trimmers, Etc., at
The Rounds Hardware Co.
Limited
- MICH.
Outside Mills
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square deal try me.
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