The Yale expositor., July 13, 1911, Image 8

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For Potato Bugs
VVc have secured a new stock of the high-grade
Paris Green we handled last season, and which our cus
tomers reported the most effective they ever used, and it
costs you no more than the doubtful sort. Sold by
The Palace Drug Store of
POLLOCK & HENNESSY
Druggists
Phone 12.
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ifpini rler beards
Our leader Track in door hanger track construction. It is made of heavy
HtilT st e, will support any weight of door, is absolutely water proof, and owing
to its self-cleai'iiit; feature, dust, dirt or any foreign matter cannot find lodge
ment, as it id carried out by the wheels being shaped to conform to the track.
Bear In Mind
that we carry a lull line of Lumber, Lith. Shingles, Turned Work, Moulding,
1'repared Koolimr and Hoof Coating, Ihiilding Paper and several of the best
makes of Prepared and Calcined Plaster, Lime, Hair, Cement, JJrick, Drain
Tile and Sewer Pipe, Kxtension Ladders, Hard, Soft and Smithing Coal. You
will perhaps never get a better time to get material than right now, as we are
prepared to make you exceptionally close prices. Let us figure on your bill.
Yale Lumber & Coal Company
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I Specially Interesting to Women !
Few women are physically perfect and, in fact, medical records go to
show that perhaps, the great majority of women suiter from some more
or lese serious ailment i eculiar to her sex.
l o place a reliable treatment within the reach of such personsone
that did not contain anything in any way injurious to the
system Hexall Vegetable Compound was lirst offered lor sale.
Practical demonstrations have since proven that this preparation,
having for its basis the formula used by a reliable physician who made
a specialty of such cases, is all that has been claimed for it, and we of
fer you Itexall Vegetable Compound with the assurance that it will
prove beneficial in the treatment of such cases, or we will promptly re
fund any money you may have paid us for it.
Hexa'l Vegetable Compound can be obtained only at our store -The
Kexall Drug Store.
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Come in and look over our new line of these goods
ranging in price from 75c to $7.00 a pair.
We also have the finest line of
Carpets and lugs
f2 we ever carried.
A. V. PARMLEE,
$ mm my or night YALE. MICHIGAN,
is now a summer as well
as .a winter remedy. It
has the same invigorating
and strength-producing ef
fect in summer as in winter.
Try it in a, little cold milk ox
water.
ALL DRUGGISTS
Local and Otherwise.
Hot! Hotter !1 Hottest!!!
Dust! Dustier !! Dustiest !j !
T. . I. Minnie is the owner of a new
runabout.
One-quarter, off on summer suits at
Rosenthal's.
Horn to the wife of James Shaw on
Wednesday, .Inly 12, a son.
K. 11. Card and wife have moved in
to their new house on west Mortli-st.
Mrs. K. It. IJeecher has been quite
sick the past week but is now much
better.
(Jrant Holden, druggist, is offering
something special to the ladies and all
are urged to read of it in his ad this
week.
L. Hoy Fuller has sold his house and
lot on North st to Mrs. Jlryce and pur
chased the Noble residence on Main-st
from Fred Farley.
Thos. .Johnson was sturek in the eye
by a Hying missle Wednesday while at
work in the blacksmith shop. No bad
results will come from the accident.
Three new awnings have been placed
by Vale business men this week .John
Hutton, hardware, Kilber & JJarth, har
ness dealers, Henry Welch, pool room.
llobert Parkinson and Yerna Christ,
both of Vale, were married in Fort
Huron, July 4th. Hob has since been
receiving congratulations from his nu
merous friends.
The past week has been dull for
business in Vale on account of the
farmers all being busy in the harvest
field. Many have relieved the dull
moments by going fishing.
(Juy F. Heard and family expect to
goto Fdison J (each Saturday and spend
a month in Hugh Ferguson's cottage.
Hugh is away on a cruise of the lakes
in his yacht with his family.
(iuy Hanson, head electrician, and
Floyd Somers assistant have resigned
their positions at the Klectric Light
and ater Works plant. Mr. Hanson
will remain until a new man is secured.
The Fxpositor acknowledges the re
ceipt of complimentary tickets to the
race meeting of the Fort Huron Agri
cultural and Driving Park Association
to be held at Fort Huron, July 18 to 21.
F. II. Lewis, Fsy. D., financial agent
for the Mc Kinney Polytechnic Insti
tute at McKinney, Ky., a normal and
industrial school for negros, was in
Vale Tuesday in the interest of that
institution.
Mrs. Levi White was taken to the
Port Huron hospital the first of the
week suffering from typhoid-malarial
fever. From recent reports we are in
formed that the fever is being kept
under control.
Sanger's Combined Shows wants to
buy horses, dapple grays preferred
weighing not less than 1 NX) lbs, not
over live or six years old. Sjinirpr's
Combined Shows will exhibit at Vale,
Thursday July 20.
Middleton A: Dunlin have their new
bean elevator ut with Him ronf and
cupola on and are now busily engaged
clltiof liitirf fix. .ntiJn ... I 'II.,...
niiiuiuui nil: uuwiuc nihil olt'rl. A I It" J
will have the building in readiness for
the bean crop this fall.
Quarterly meetinor In Him M. P.
church, Vale, Saturday, July 13th at 2
o'clock. Let every member be present.
Itev. C. L. Fllis, of Murlette, will assist.
The evening service will be held in the
grove if the weather is line. J. W.
Saxbee, pastor.
It is rumored that J. V. Harringto
has secured the property situated on
west side Main street containing Hl
feet frontage from Fdward Ohmer.
This is a valuable locution fnr liisiiw;
and we congratulate Mr. Harrington
on becuring it.
The last quarterly meeting of the
Vale and Avoca circuit of the Free
Methodist church will be held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. Services will be
held Fridav evenintr. Satnrri.iv after-
noon at 2:'M1 and 8:(X) and Sunday
morning, a children's meeting will
be held in the afternoon Sunday. Dis
trict elder Hiram Voorhies, of Flint,
will have charge of the meeting.
The annual school meeting of dis
trict No. 1, was held in the high room
Monday evening. July 10th. "About a
dozen taxpayers and residents of the
uisiricr were present. The treasurer
read the financial report which shows
that in the neighborhood of i$12,0(X) has
been collected during the year from
different sources and tf2,r(x balance
now remains on hand. John Hutton
was unanimously re-elected to succeed
himself as trustee for three years.
Washington LOL, about 80 strong,
attended the annual celebration in
Port Huron Wednesday. It is esti
mated that fully 10,000 people from all
over the district participated in one of
the most successful meetings ever held.
The wives, daughters and friends of
the orangemen swelled the crowd
leaving Vale to about 200. Two spec
ial trains and the regular passenger
carried the people from along the Sag
inaw division of the Pere Marquette.
Will, the 21 -year-old son of Herman
Shefileboin, Kmmett township, met
with rather a serious accident last Sat
urday. While riding one of the farm
horses from the Held a dog came up
behind the animal and nipped at its
heels, causing it to run away, throwing
young Schelllebit n oil'. In falling, his
foot was caught in the harness and he
was dragged quite a distance, tearing
the ligaments of his leg, hip and back.
The boy was brought to Lite home of
his sister, Mrs. JJert Holden, where ho
is receiving medical treatment and
getting along nicely.
Dr. Cornell.
Dr. Cornell, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, of Port Huron, will be at the
Paisley Hotel, Vale, on Friday, Aug. 4
Try an Fxpositor Liner.
Movi'tm'h's Doling (if VoU That 1
Vv.ii.Wny llit)oii to Know. jf
Mrs. F. F. "Smith went to Detroit
Monday.
Henry A. Zueloh, of Fargo, is in
Vale today. .
J. II. Stevens was at Flint this week
on business.
Mrs. N. II. Herbert spent Thursday
in Port Huron.
Stephen Windsor is in Port Huron
today on business.
Mrs. (leo. Nims was a Port Huron
visitor Wednesday.
Win. Williams was in Port Huron
Tuesday on business.
C. S. Cochrane has been in Detroit
and Almont this week.
Fr. P. J. Cullinane spent a couple of
days the past week in Detroit.
Mtb. J. J. Shafer spent the first of
the week with relatives at Mayville.
Naomi Drown visited her sister, Mrs.
H. C. Maloney, in Detroit last week.
John Sweet and three friends, of San
dusky, were visiting in Vale Sunday.
James Livingston, of JJadeu, Out.,
has been in Vale this week on business.
Hazel Paisley, Vera and (Jladys Wal
lace spent Wednesday in Port Huron.
Mayme Pearce visited her sister,
Mrs. Fred Locke, in Port Huron Tues
day. F. F. Fead and family went to Sar
nia Wednesday to visit "relatives for a
time.
Mrs. Jack Mauson, son and daughter,
of Jackson, are guests at Dr. V. A.
Lacy's.
L. II. . Howse, deputy oil inspector,
was in Vale Wednesday on otlicial
business.
A. F. Jackson and wife spent Wed
nesday at Port Huron with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. ('has. Rounds left for Denning
ton, Ont., for several weeks visit with
her mother.
itosa Clark and Miss Wilt were in
Port Huron the first of the week visit
ing relatives.
Thos. Wharton and family autoed to
Port Huron Tuesday, returning the
same evening.
Mr. and Mrs. llageman, of North
Dranch, Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Palmer.
Dr. Pollock, wife and brother and
Mrs. Chas. Palmer autoed to Port Hu
ron last Friday.
Mrs. Lois (luillait and two children
spent Wednesday in Port Huron on a
visit to relatives.
Mrs. Helen Feid was in Port Huron
Wednesday on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. (ilen llallentine.
Flossie Uapley, of Strathroy, is in
Yale for an extended visit among
friends and relatives.
James McColl expects to leave next
week for Manitoba, where he will meet
his wife and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Albert, of Sagi
naw, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Jackson the lirst of the week.
(Jrant Holden and family autoed to
Allenton Sunday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Sexton Crimes.
Mr. II. Copleston, of Colorado, a
brother-in-law of Mrs. Miles Simmons,
paid her a visit Monday and Tuesday.
Walter A. Williams and wife, of San
dusky, came to Vale Sunday and spent
the day with Mr. and. Mrs. Denj. Fvans
Jason Clark and wife, Dr. and Mrs.
JSliss autoed from Saginaw today and
will spend a day or so with Mrs. Fva
Flack.
Frank Jackson went to Port Huron
Tuesday night to see his sister, Mrs.
Levi White, who is in the hospital at
that place.
Mrs. I). W. Livinggood and children,
of Detroit, have spent the past week
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
Kelly.
Frank (). Putney went to Newport,
Ky., Wednesday morning where he has
some interests in the metal culvert in
dustry. John H. Holmes, real estate dealer,
of Detroit, spent Wednesday and todav
in Vale, the guest of his parents and
friends.
J. A. Fapley, Mrs. Miles Simmons,
Sara and Uada Kapley attended the
funeral of a cousin in Strathroy last
Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Palmer and children and
Uada Itapley returned to North Dranch
with J. A. Itapley for a few days' visit
the lirst of this week.
Jack Johnson was in Port Huron
last Sunday to see hm wife who is in
the hospital undergoing an operation.
He reports her getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark are mak
ing a trip through the country this
week with horse and buggy. They vis
it relatives on the way between Vale
and Detroit. .
James McColl, Wm. II. Learmont,
Jack McColl and Wm. (Juilliatt autoed
to Detroit last Friday. Mr. Learmont
went to Toledo from there and Mr.
McColl journeyed to Koyal Oak.
Mrs. Wm. Foster was called by tele
gram to the bedside of her oldest son
at Newark, N. J., where he lies very
low by sickness and is not expected to
live. She left for there Saturday last.
Itev. S. M. (Jilchriese went to Cass
City Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Oscar Charles Wood, a prominent
mason and civil war veteran and a
member of the Methodist Fpiscopal
church of that place where Mr. (Jil
chriese was pastor for several years.
For Sale
(Jood driving or work horse, weight
1200 lbs. Inquire at Fxpositor ollice. 4-
Hous and Lot for Sal
New house of seven rooms and wood
shed, one lot, in city of Vale. Call on
the Thumb Realty Co., Fxpositor of
lice, Vale. 3T-
Found.
On the streets of Vale on July 3rd
gold watch chain with locket attached.
Owner may have same by calling at
this ollice, proving property and paying
for this notice. 12-2
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ltw lliif week will .i)oeul to the wearer of
nt l corsets at retisonahh! prices. Models that
!-.'1i.-.t'y the (ui:itul of the present. $tyles that
etnkxly all t ho latest features. Goods that are
mado in ihe ii:ht way and of tho rijiht materials
n 1 1 I ni'ide tv one of tho hest coi-et manufacturers,
wIm. i:uui unices every corset to jjivo satisfaction.
Wo carry ihcm in weveral styles and juiees and can
hoth please and lit you.
The Vigilent at 50c
This corset has an extra long skirl for a r0c one and is
sure to please at the price.
A-28 at $ 1 .00
I'll is number is especially adapted for those who like a
medium length corset. It is well made and neatly trimmed
and retails at 1.0.
A-92 at $1.00
This corset is for the misses. It has no stays over the
hips which makes it especially desirable for slender people.
Retails for SUM).
B-80 at $ 1 .50
This number retails at !?l.r0 and is one of our best sellers.
It has long sides and back with a shaped front.
B-44 at $1.50
This corset is especially adapted to utout prople, tin? waist
line is short with long hip. It retails at 1.50
C-80 at $2.00
This is oiv ,,r the best numbers we carry. Is made of
extra good n. iii rial, extra boned and nicely trimmed. Ask
to see this number. It will please you.
C-82 at $2.00
This is another one of our good sellers and is sure to meet
with your approval. e believe it would pay you to try a
pair. They will please you.
Remember, we guarantee these corsets to give satisfaction
or a new pair. Hi-sure and see our window display. It
will interest you.
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on Summer Underwear loris-Knit union and two piece, H. V. D. under
wear, the kind you have read about, cool, breezy und Kcrviceable, and
the regular balbriggsm at 25c and 50c
Soft Shirts
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villi collars attached or the new detachable kind. They are quite the thing ffl
to wear on hot days. Collars of endless shapes and kinds. Ask to see ii's
our "I'lui UiU siyie, ior u is inc nucsi. Also a complete as
sortment of tics. JrI)o not miss looking the above lines
over. It will pay you.
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