The Yale expositor., October 07, 1910, Image 8

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You will save tinu lv ruining here for your school
supplies first, luvuuse wci vmry such a liiijre slock thai you
will he sine of lindinj: hno every ilun on your list. Will
be sure, too, of a saving on almost evri vthinjr.
School Hooks, TaMets, IViu-iU, Pen, Penholders
luks, Erasers, Crayons, Hook Strap, etc.
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The Palace Drug Store of 9
POLLOCK & HEJNJNESSY
Druggists
Phone 12.
Yale, Mich.
Don't Let It
Worry You
he's alrirlil. Scratching your
head and worrinjj about 1 lie size
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lumber bill will never save the boy or ive you an y idea how
nuich that building will cost yon.
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an envelope and mail it to us, or bring it in yourself and let us
make you an estimate,. Don't wait until winter is here, provide for
your building material now, while prices are low, road. are good,
and the weather line. Try us with your next order.
Yale Lumber & Coal Company
Limited.
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We fay our line of Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, Hand
P.iinied China and Silverware is right. So say many of our
customers who from their experience as buyers of this class
of merchandise can vouch for the truth of our assertions.
BUT
Prove il yourself by comparing the (joods and Prices.
We mp Sole Agents for the Famous Ucxall Line of Medicines.
KVKUV ONE (JCAKANTEKI).
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Drugs
The Rexall Store.
Jewelry 8
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SA Complete new line of Rugs, large and small, 0)
The Best Line Ever Shown in Yale (d
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i)xl'2 Axminsters $25.00 (ft
)xl2 " $22..r)0 CO
llxl'2 Velvet $20.00 M
1(x12 'Japetry "$20.0a Yft
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!xl2 " -. $ia..r)0 (ft
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(ij) ixl2 " ' $14.750)
W Jxl2 Velvet $20.00 V)
!x!2 Tape-try ery tin $20.00 i5
iVI W' also h-i e a fine new assortment of Odumhia 7A
Iinscls art squares, hizes x'. 0x12 12x12 (ft
($ (iranile art squares Jx 12 only $4. lS. (ft
A. V. PARMLEE,
XT. riMINt 24 Vl OR NIGHT YALE,' A1ICHIQAN. vi-
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TSjis
is the tradc-
n.:r a which
is found on
every bo-.Hc
of the'enuinc
Scotfs EipJsion
the standard Cod Liver
Oil preparation of the
world. Nothing equals
it to build up the weak
and wasted bodies of
young and old.
K)R SALE l'V ALL DRUGGISTS
Scud 10c , nauie of tT and thin for
our beautiful Saving Hunk and Child's
Sketch-Uook. Kuvh bank cuntainn a
Good Luck I'cuny.
SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Paarl St.. N. Y.
Local and Otherwise.
Mushrooms are vt rv ilentlful around
Vale.
1 inlay City and Armada fairs an on
this week. Did you no?
Mrs. V. H. HallMitine is very sick at
her home on Kenm-llck street.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Voungs moved in-
Plo the Harris house tins week.
NjJ'lie Mechanic hlreet sewer is laid
and the work of filluifr in the excava
tion is slowly progressinfr.
Chas. Welch informs the Kxpositor
by post card that his address is now
Kockford, Wash., It. It. I. box 143.
Wellington Newell and family haYe
moved into Vale and are now occupy
ing the Mrs. Chamberlain house on
Wood street.
Chas. K. Wells writes us a card from
Tort Huron stating that himself and
father have returned from a visit to
Allardt, Tenn.
David L. JSrown, who has been
working at Houghton for two or three
years, is now employed on the Tress
(ia.ette at Tontiac.
Dr. P. (1. Lathrop has sold his 80
acre farm located one mile north and
one mile west of Vale, to PhtmnaHar
mer of Watertown; consideration '-.KX).
Art Schlegelmelch and family moved
this week to Flint where they will make
their home for a time. Their many
friends in Vale wish them every pros
perity. (eorge Hush brought a line, large
mess of-mushrooms. to the Kxpositor
Wednesday. The publisher's family
enjoyed a meal from them and return
many thanks for same.
Our base ball boys went to Imlay
City on Wednesday and played a
matched game with the team of that
town on the fair grounds. Vale was
defeated in & score of 11 to '.I.
The weather this week has been
rather strenuous for the adjoining fairs.
Sandusky, Imlay City, and Armada are
probably having the blues over the con
tinued bad weather of the week.
W. J.-Miller and family moved this
week to their farm recently purchased
of Fred McConnell. The house on
Mechanic st. recently vacated by them
is occupied by Fred McConnell and
family.
Mrs. John II olden has been inSarnia
this week attending the funeral of her
brother, (leorge Laughhead, whose
death came very suddenly in the far
northwest and whose body was brought
home to be interred.
Mary Urown entertained a few
friends on Tuesday evening at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Kate Menerey,
in honor of Mr. Aruot and daughter
Mrs. Verna Wooley, of Deckerville.
The amusement of the evening was the
game ''500'.
The L. 11. S. of the Presbyterian
church has planned a series of coOees
and the first one will be given at the
home of the president Mrs. Helen lteid,
on Wednesday next, Oct. 12 from 3:30
p. m. 10 cents. It is hoped that many
will drop in for a light lunch and a cup
of coffee. Gentlemen as well as ladies
are welcome.
ljrown City lodge of Oddfellows wiH
visit Advance Lodge, No. 110, at Vale
Friday evening, October 14th, and con
fer the initiatory degree. Urown City
has a fine working degree team and it
will be worth while for all Oddfellows
of Vale to attend on above date. If
you are an Oddfellow you are cordially
invited to come out and welcome the
visiting brethren.
Tuesday of this week was an ideal
day for an auction sale, at least so it
proved to be by the immense crowd
that attended Hugh Moore's sale, and
the lively bidding on everything. (J.
W. Hell conducted the sale and he cer
tainly is entitled to a great deal of
credit for the good prices secured for
live stock and implements. The sale
footed up over $1,800.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Knowles depart
ed from Vale Tuesday evening to take
up their residence at lleaverdam, Wis.,
where Mr. Knowles is employed as fore
man of the weave room in the woolen
mills of that place. Daring Mr. and
Mrs. Knowles residence In Vale they
have made many friends who regret
very much to see them leavs. The best
of good wishes and prosperity go with
them to their new home.
Mrs. Mary Harris, who is leaving
Vale for a new home in Port Huron,
was happily reminded that she had
many friends around here by the ap
pearance at her home Wednesday at 5
p. m. of her neighbors, to the number of
twenty-five, who came with many good
things for supper and prepared to en
Joy the meal with her. A pleasant so
cial time followed and many 'regrets
were expressed at the change she is
about to make, which loses them a
eood friend and neighbor.
A relative of F.x-vice president Fair
banks this week bought Christopher
Danielson's farm of &JO acres in Lynn
township and also Mr. Koot's 400 acre
farm across the road.
Arthur Seymour lias sold his farm
oue mile north and mile west of
Vale to John Larahee,of Valley Center.
Heat once bought the Peter Doelle
place one mile north of here.
Come on with your tall com before
the frost cuts it" down. The highest
wtf have heard from is 14 ft. 2 in. A
JJrown City farmer brings word to the
Jianner that a stalk of his corn meas
ured 14 (. This is extreme and possi
bly can not be beat.
James Hose sold on Saturday last
twenty-four head of two-year-old steers
to William Powers for the handsome
sum of ami or on an average of .7J
each. Mr. Itose has a line farm three
miles west of Yale and is one of the
many thrifty farmers this . section
contains.
The Michigan State Teachers' asso
ciation will iw held in Hay City, Octo
ber 27 and An elaborate musical
entertainment is to be furnished by
Hav City citizens also an art exhibit.
Commander Hubert K. Peary will give
an illustrated address on " The discov
ery of the North pole."
Mrs. M. A. Cunuiinrham writes us a
cjrd from Hedding, Calif., dated Sept.
27, as follows: "Please send my paper
to Hedd mi;. California, us we are locat-
eil iif this city and expect to remain
here for some time. The weather is
very warm at present here in the valley.
1 tell you the Kxpositor looks good to
me."
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montney resid
ing on First street, Vale, quietly cele
brated their golden wedding on Sunday
Oct. 2, laiO. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
(J rant, of Hichmond; Mr. ami Mrs.
Jacob Hurnell, of Memphis, besides
neighbors and mends dropped in
wishing them many more happy returns
of the day.
J. J. Shafer, photographer,
locating in Vale, is enjoying a
business and giving the best of
faction both in work and prices
studio is located upstairs over Mathews
A Wight's drug store and has every
convenience for doing line work. Try
h?m and be convinced that what he
says in hi adv. is true.
Mrs. O. F. Karn received a telegram
Tuesday afternoon from Pontiac an
nouncing the sudden death of her hus
band at 2 o'clock p. m. The body was
taken to Fort Wayne, Iud for burial.
Mrs. Karn and daughter Hattie are
attending the funeral. A large circle
of friends deeply sympathize with the
family in their bereavement.
Whooping cough is not regarded by
many people as being a very serious
malady but as a matter of fact, there
are more deaths in Michigan caused by
whooping cough than small pox. There
is not the precaution taken with whoop
ing cough and it is allowed to spread,
although there is a law that if a case is
not reported a line of !?100 and three
months imprisonment is imposed.
A Democratic rally is advertised for
Vale on Tuesday, October II, at 10:30
o'clock in the morning. The public
generally is invited to turn out and
hear state affairs discussed by Hon.
Lawton T. Hemans, candidate for gov
ernor; John C. Graham, candidate for
prosecuting attorney of St. Clair county;
Thos. Wellman, candidate for state
senator, and others. The meeting will
be held )n open air if weather permits
otherwise in Central Hall. See adv.
since
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A reporter for one of our papers was
looking for news the other evening
and was up to meet the evening train.
A man got oil the train and from his
actions the reporter thought he must
be a stronger, so he said to the man,
"Are you looking for some one?"
Wall dod gast ye fer yer impertence.
but I am. I came here to see a feller
for my liver. What? How did your
liver want you to come here to see a
fellowSay young feller dont ye poke
fun at me, I tell you I came here for
my liver. Was your liver here I Dod
gast ye, it wasn't here but it is here.
Did you get it? Did I get it? No, it
has got me. Its burning me up and
they say a fellow here In this yere town
has some of the coldest stuff, so cold it
will freeze up the spout of a tea kettle
while it is boiling. I waut to lind that
feller. The reported led him down to
Smiths who still sells ice cream.
Kills a Murderer.
A merciless murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims. Hut Dr. King's
New Life Pills kill it by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach, liver
and bowels, preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Con
stipation. Headache, Hilliousness,
Chills. 25c at Pollock & Hennessy.
For Sale
I have a pair of two-year-old colts
coming three, well matched and broke,
weighing over 1100 pounds apiece.
Cash or bankable note. May be seen
at my place 1 mile north and . mile
east of Yale. Jonathan Tice. 25-4
The Yale Creamery Company
pays a larger price and gives a better
test than any other dealer in cream in
this section."
Try us. Patrons are invited to see
their cream tested.
Yale Creamery Co.
Weavers Wanted
Can give steady employment to sev
eral good weayers at once.
LaPorte Woolen Mills
25-1 John Riley, Supt.
Thorough-bred Boar Hog
I have at my farm south and east of
Vale a through-bred O. I. C. Hoar for
eryice. Fee JJ 1 .00.
25-2 George Shearer .
For Sale.
A good ten room house and five acres
of land on Division Street In good re
pair. Call at this oflice for further par
ticulars. 22-4
THE HEN LlfTS THE MORTGAGE
Statistics show that the hen is the
best paying investment on the farm,
when given proper care and attention.
If you want to get the best results feed
your chickens a little of Harvell's Con
dition Powders occasionally, it makes
the hens lay and that is exactly what
you want. No feed stuff mixed with
it to make a large package, nothing but
pure drugs. Price 25cents perpackage.
Sold by Pollock & Hennessy.
Subscribe for the Yale Expositor.
m iy Early Showing of
Fall and Winter
Styles
Wc ofler you tho widest rungo of selection in suiU and
overcoata ever shown in town. Wo welcome your inspection
of these new arrivals.- We won't ask you to buy, but it is
well worth your time to see this assortment of styles for Fall
and Winter.
Adler's Collegian Clothes
are decidedly stylish suits and overcoats, which can ho de
pended upon to give good service. We know they will give
you satisfaction, because we know how they are made.
This showing includes snappy styles for young men, and
garments of more dignified elegance for the older men who
prefer the inoro subdued styles.
You will be welcome to look at this showing of full and
winter clothes. "Suits and overcoats $15.00 to $35.00.
LOTHIAN & PALMER,
Quality and Economy
are Combined
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in our new fall goods.
We never handled any
thing better in Fall and
Winter coats and suits
in tweed, cheviot,
homespun, serge and
broadcloth.
Flannellette goods now
on deck.
In Fall Skirts and Shirt
Waists we defy competition.
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Sireaai c:tLa,rge For .Iteratloiei
HAYES & SHEEHY
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Democratic Rally
MICH.
Tuesday, Oct lift, 1910
At 10:30 o'clock in the morning. '
Turn out and hear State affairs discussed by
Hon. Lawton T. Hemans
Candidate for Governor.
John C. Graham,
Thomas Wellman,
Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. Candidate for State Senator.
And Other Good Speakers.
' Hemans' Party will make the Following Places by Automobile
Emmett, - 8:00 a. m. Capac, - 12 noon Memphis, - 3:00 p. m.
Avoca, - 9:00 a. m. Allenton, 1:30 p. m. Smiths Creek, 4:00 p. m.
Yale, - 10:30 a. m. Berville, 2:00 p. m. St. Clair City, 5:30 p. m.
ZE'oxt Huion, - - SrOO IE3. OE.
Meeting in open air if weather permits, otherwise in Hall.
JOHN M. GLEASON,
Chairman County Committee
ALF. J. O'SULLIVAN,
Secretary