The Yale expositor., October 30, 1908, Image 4

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The Corn Crop f
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A Fell Line of Busies and Wagons
The speedy harvesting of the corn $
crop i just as important a
harvesting oi small grain, liny a
sretIy
DEERING CORN HARVESTER 5
We carrv a full lino of lkan Har- $
veters, l:ills, (lasKnginos, Manure
The yaLE Expositor
J as. A. Mkxzius JAiMisher.
Spl va!M s. Fee I
an.! Win.l Mills.
(irintlers. Pumps
Harness an J Horse Furnishings
We are your servants anl wouM
like to serve you.
V
AH ANXIOUS MARINER
Is always pleased to see the Beacon Light that is to guide him
through the dangerous portions of his voyage. The name
"STARR" has shone with unvarying brilliancy for 36 years
and has served to guide thousands of piano purchasers through
the shoals of doubt and uncertainty into the harbor of perfect
satisfaction. Known and honored everywhere--
"THEE STARR PIANO
EuWmi in the Post-Oil'ioc at Va'o as
Svcond Clas Mail Matter.
srnsonirTiox ratis:
One Year 91 00
Six Months r0
Thnts Months 25
Advertising Kates made known on
api'lioation.
FIJI DAY. OCT. 30. liMs.
NATIONAL TICKET.
f 111 '
lresident William II.Taft.
Vice President.lAMKs S. Siikhman-
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DEMOCRATIC DOINGS.
J-awton T. Hemans. democratic can
didate for UoTernor of the state of
Michigan, arrived in Yale with his fol
lowers at one o'clock on Thursday, Oc
tober -J. They came in a sivcial train
from Tort Huron, and Mere escorted
from the station to the Paifley Hotel
in automobiles belonging to J. A. Kan
ley, H. K. Heard, ni. V. Andrvae and
.i. Wijslit.
While Mr. Hemans was satisfying
the inner man with one of the Paisley
dinners, Charles Hampden kert the
crowd, which had gathered when the
whistles announced the train's arrival,
in good humor by discussing state and
national issues and telling stories. He
tried to impress upon his hearers the
fact that ail those who had voted for
The Peerless One had never regretted
it. It apixared to most of the crowd
that the reason was to be found in the
statement that they had had no chance
Si yet to regret it.
Mr. Hemans was introduced as the
next governor of Michigan. Whether
this introduction was correct or not
will be proven next Tuesday. lie dis
cussed state and national issues of im
portance. The Yale Citizens Kand was pres
ent and enlivened the occasion with
several selections.
On Tuesday evening last the Demo
crats of Yale and vicinity held a rally
in Central HalL Klmer K. Stockwell,
Wes Davidson and others talked on
county and state affairs. There was a
fair-sired audience present.
SCHOOL NOTES.
VICTOR TALKING .MACHINES AN I) RECORDS.
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES.
'3. -SN -S A? -Sk "Si
JDST ARRIVED
'A
A new lot of SKI UTS ma.le hy
one of the lt skirt house? in
Cleveland. lruvs ranpni; frtm
?r.00 to ?l..0i.
Fall Waists
We have the larpt ass4rtir.ent
of Kali Waist? this eily ha ever
sien.
To those who are looking for a
Suit lVirrrain, there is nothinj
ean approach our $10.50.
There never was a Utter Hose
made than the IKON CLAD."
We carry all size? for ladies and
children.
HAYES & SHEEHY,
ueotors to Mrs. C
. J. Hounds.) j
WILLIAM F. WAGENSEIL
Republican Candidate for Sheriff of
SL Ciair t'ountt.
; There is no candidate x;p for o'.ce in
; this county today whom we believe
I wiJl do his whole duty or look after
; more thoroughly the pimple's interests
I with reg'ard to the liquor dealers living
up to the law than William F. Wagen
i seil. His letter to the people published
I all over the county and also sent out to
j individuals, outlines his policy and he
FCXEEAL MRECTOR. Higher of the Expositor has had the
i pleasure of his acquaintance for a
I nuinU-r of ytars and we know him to
te an ho:est, straightforward gentle
man. In his discharge of the duties in
the o:!icrs he has htld he has prven
himself systematic, trustworthy and
absolutely competent.
i A vote for Mr. Waenseil will W a
COffiDS. CaSkelS. FOIieral SUDDlieS I enforcement of the liqnor
i , rc '
-f -f
Licensed Embitmer by th
State Beard of Health
Kfl.L LINK OK
laws.
I ft tit Kiiisi ni I BUd HfirstSL
AN OBLIGATION.
Al.!- rnoMTTLV AITr-NPEK
Prices tt
p c r r (T r r$ t t -td
1 1 INfS T
3
3
We Carr' Nothinp: Else.
Horse Collars, something that is worth while
buytnj:. A jjoixl thon.s: sewed Collar at 53.00. V
I? Blankets, all wool, 58.00 per pair size 8490
and an 8 pound blanket at that.
CSuit Cases and Trunks.
t
t
In fact everything needed in an up-to-date
Harness Shop.
aoppvlrlnc a Specialty.
DETROIT
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
ha trained over rVTI) joun? nu n
aiud wcn.ni for business pursuits.
It i in le tter form than ever to
continue it cmxi work. Cataloirv.e
exj-'ain. Frtt m rvjitl. rile
for it. Tall terra from ept. 1st.
ILTiCiT LtS:;E U5IYEESITT.
R.J. BENNETT, C. P. A.t Prin.
erW. F.JEWELL. President.
Mall Phillips, KUitor.
Needed Fifty more citizens to buy
season tickets to the High N:hool Iax
ture course.
The enrollment of the high room is
the largest it has eTer been, its num-U-r
now leinj seventy-two with thirty-s-vrji
foreign students.
ohool is cloed Thursday and Friday
on account of Teachers Mate Associa
tion at Saginaw.
There are ten new seats in the high
room to .itvo-.nmodate the new students.
I. Lyd lb Call is our new student in
the high room this month.
II. Campbell visited school Thurs
day morning.
Postmaster Drake gave an instruct
ive talk in the high room Thursday
morning.
Nearly ail the students of the higher
grades and hish room have bought sea
son tickets for the lecture course.
Murle Mackletn and Vern Atkinson
visited tii- Tth and th crade rooms
Monday morning.
Ues.sie Conger visited the fifth grade
room Friday afternoon.
The fourth grade gave a program
Wednesday atternoon.
Flossie Johnson of the fourth grade
has been absent from school on account
of sickness.
The third crade won the flag this
week, but they are not liable to keep it
as the other rooms are making a stren
uous etTort to win it.
The kindergarten and first grade are
making preparations for Hallowe'en.
NEW LIBRARY.
There has never teen an election
held in Michigan in which the working
men c f the state are more interested
Reasonable. than iu the election to I held on the
third day of next month. And there is
I not a workirc man in Michigan who
!dos not fch'y real. re his nlation to
that election, lie knows that when
! new house are teir.g built, whr n mills
! are in cie ration and factories are mn
; ning full tim: when there are more
jjobs Ivxking for men than men hur.t-
ir.g for jobs, when fear and dobt as f !
,the future are removed wnen tnes
jconditiosis exist the working men of
! Michigan know that go-i d .y are
i ahead of them. And is thrv a ork-
j ing man in Michigan who des not
, know whit eltvtion rvs:;3t will lie most j
!lik!y to prvKiuce this state i f aiTairsH
1 Snie may nt sympathize in full with J
j republican jx35cie and oth-r$ may lj
prejudiced againi npuMican canoj-j
date, but thtre is i;o; a man in M:ch-
1 igan wno owns a nous ami ni wno i
J not realize that its value will 1 I
inert ifc-i rather than lesend through
a republican victory on Tneisvlay, Nov
3rd. Whatever the wortsng
To the lublie:
I liave made arrangements whereby
I will start a library association if 1
can obtain the names of twenty live
persons who will join the club. My
plan is as fo'.lows: A membership fee
of flJ20 is charged to every one enter
ing the club This money is used to
b :y a late and popular book of tktion.
This book is to U- in my hands a.s long
a the member remains in the society;
if for any reason he or she desires to
quit the society the b--k is returned
to that person."
The charge for drawing books out of
the library will be five cents per week.
Fach book may be kept two weeks:
but no longer without renewing, and if
there is a slip on for that book it can
not le renewed. Library days, on
which books may be obtained, will be
Tuesdays and .vuurJays, and the place
the Kipos-.tor US'ic.
Thus cood reading can l-e obtained
for only five cents a week, the 5?I.i1
paying for a book which will le re
turned m the memter"s resigning from
the sock-ty This will not I a public
library: only thoe joining the society
are to have the privilege of drawing
out books,
Thsv desiring to join the Society
will kimUy let me know at once. The
books may le selected by the memWrs,
and w.U be- sent fcr a? soi as all the
names are ( LUiwd.
Ieslie J. Meniies,
MEN AND WOMEN!;
Ik jou unit jmfr to break inj ir- i mt-r
us hab-:? man m
1 rartv or to some candidate he shvMild
IM vou want trnmr to tram ? ,K, il t. ki it in mind that heowes
the children? If.rninr Irt hK fmilT ard ta all the
J 1 VT
v.vi wa
!ile?
t to f.n I yHir prvp-r'
Ad Ires
J. C. CLUTTEROUCK,
37j"Can p'.U Ave. IVlrx.;!. Mich.
fhe Harrington Hotel.
tF.rpea:M
46.48 Lafayette OevtevaHl
DLfROIT, . . MICHIGAN
far more
interests lliat viW t re'a'.ed to their"
well leir.g. And that obligation to his 3
faiialy and his home should !e an ini
rtant consideration with reference to I
his vot on Novemlr 3rd.
Savel His Boy's Life
My three year old Uy was badly
constipated, had a high fever and was
in an awful cond;:i n I gave him two
doves of FleyVtrino I-axative and the
iext moniing the fever was gone and
he was entirely well. Foley's trino
Laxative saved his life. A. Wolkush,
Casmnr, His. lirant 1 1 olden.
For Sale.
Hous and lot located on Kenne'k-k
street in the city of Vale. Neven room
hous new liam on lot. For further
particulars call on or address
22 Mrs. Maud Kmpey, Yae.
Sten mnd Cement Work
John J. Jackson, who ha.s had a great
many year exjerience at stone aod
crmevil work is ready to take jots and
do the work promptly and in a satis
factory manner. If you have any work
in his li.'ie don't fail to fee him. iIoid
work and reasonable price guaran
teed. lv
3 That Fred R ltrown will le riven a i
1 handsome majority for the ofce oi
prost-ciitir.g attorney is the Nlief of
many republicans throughout tlie city
and county Port Huron Daily II r-
Aucticn Saea.
J-s. Foley wi31 hoi J an aiction sale
at hi farm a mile south of Va.lkv Cen
tre on Mondav. Nov. i. A Ene io of
s'.ovk and impkmesla are listed.
Hot ar.d CiJ runnire
tflrpVM in evtry rnm.
rc watr xnd
J. W. HARRINGTON.;
There wi:i le aAe of the farm ftok.
j impk-mer.ta. ec on the Isaac llolrts"
restate. Pi miles north of Fargo on
1 tMturday, N'ov. 7. jvaJe to comm r,ce
tx L f-;aJ terms, Ireo, . IlelJ,
ooetr. HiiiJ, administra
..SOMETHING NOBBY..
Without doubt, the line of
PALL STYLES
Wc are show ing is the best cyct
carried in this city.
If yo-i w'uh to see the rict I.ne
I -rod need, call at my rallrj south of
the l'aisy 1L
J. C.JONES
Yale Milling Company LTd.
YALE, - MICH.
Why not patronize your own mill? What's the difference?
Here it is:-
OurMill
Uuys Wheat Here
Helps Our Own Town
Supiorts Our Schools
(lives to the Church
JJuys (Iroceries Here
And a Few Dry (loods
Fays a nug Tax Here
Hires Men Here
Outside Mills
Don't
lkm't
Don't
Don't
Don't
Don't
iun't
Don't
Help Yourself By Helping Your Home Mill.
It's a Good Thing-Push It Along
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THE HOMES
SUCCESSFUL
Can only be truly so when
its occupants appreciate the
money value of sanitary
safety pure, freshly warmed
air at an even temperature
throughout the house. Made
possible only by Hot Water
and Steam Systems,
IDEAL BoUert tad
AMERICAN Radiators
We do Repairing Promptly.
SCHLEGELMLCH g SWEET,
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 haye a fine line of one and two
horse cultivators.
..Wharton & Co..
THE MAN WHO KNOWS
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- BUYS A
HOPKINS & ALLEN GUN
SINGLE & DOUBLE IURUFL
SHOT GUNS
llanmcr and llanmiciic
Single Barrel ?6.50 to ?10.:0
Double Barrel $15.00 to $30.00
Reliable, strong, accurate Ycu can de
pend on them
ICT US SHOW THEM TO YOU
The Rounds Hardware Co.
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