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"Count that day lost whose low descending sun, sees at thy hand no worthy action done'
For All That Is Right In The Rcpuhlicnn Tarty.
J. A. MKNZIKS, Editor.
YALE, St. Clair County, Mich., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,
$1.00 Per Year, in Advance
Vol. XXX, No. 21
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Fail's Faiefl Mm
Are Ready
To one and all wti extend a cordial invitation lo attend our
fall and wiXTKis exposition of mux's and youno mkn'js sty
lish attikk and inspect the newest creations of the fashion
makers which have hecii nceeplod as authentic in men's dress.
This season as in the past we are prepared to serve; you with
apparel of elegance and refinement that is sure to hn appre
ciated hy men' of discriminating taste. Sole agent for the
famous
B. Kuppenheimer & Co., and
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
(The best made clothes in the world)
Suits and Overcoats from $20 to $25
The Crossclt Shoes-$3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
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nrfou Wish toTalkwSches
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Come, here. If you wish to see and ask watch questions come here.
Or for any other watch reason at all come here. We expect to have to
convince you before we sell you. Wouldn't have it any other way, any
way, if we could. Like to show our watches, even if we don t sell, lie
cause anv one that sees can't forget. Four of the world's leading move
ments are what wo have to show you and talk about. We repeat have
a look.
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Yale State Bank..
Yale, Michigan
cwai $3o.()oo siRims $r.ooo
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GUY E. Asa't Casnler.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
rami Loans a Specialty. Collect
ions made speedily at favorable rates
Read ! Reflect ! Resolve !
START SOMETHING!
WHY NOT A
BANK ACCOUNT,
Then later on you will be prepared to start
something better. But make the start. y '
Kvery Accommodation consistent with safeHanking Methods
extended to our patroiys.
WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.
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MovtMiK'iits mi J, jfoiii ! f l,,opln That
Vou ?,iiy JlapiM'ii to Know. ;
Watches
Silverware
Jewelry v
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..Quality A..
That means the best. And it is Qiality A you will
find all through our new Fall Stock- The newest in
Dress Goods, Silks and Velvets, Mosiery, Gloves and
Underwear, Outings and Fleeced (fioods, Coats, Suits,
Waists, Skirts and Dresses. Remember the name
The Store that S Jls Wooltex.
Ballentine Dry Goods Co
Port Huron, Michigan j
School Books and
School Supplies
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We want to call y our attention to our line
of tablets. Wc hac spared neither time or
money to get the bst. We have a better
line and much higher grade than we have
ever carried befori. In fact our 5c ones
arc as good as the (average 10c tablet. Our
line of pens, penciKs and other supplies for
school are the be,t that money can buy.
Sec us before buying.
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Mathevys & Wight
LoacLliier IDriigrsrlsts
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y(juy JO. Jteard is in Detroit on business.
Rout. Jleid was in J'ort II uron Sunday.
Al Thomas is at Alma on a week's
yisit.
(Jeorge (Jardner was at J'ort Jliwon
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. F. Curtis was in Port Huron
Saturday.
JJobert, lOllar was home from Detroit
over Sunday.
A. V. Parmlee was at Saginaw this
week on business.
lOd. Cork, of Detroit, visited his
mother over Sunday.
Alex Sayles has been in l'ort Huron
this week on business.
Mrs. (). JJ. Jacobs and daughter were
in Port Huron Saturday.
Albert JIarry, of near Croswell, visit
ed Valo relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Williams autoedto
l'ort JIuron last Saturday.
101 mer IIoro and Frank Manarv spent
Sunday witn sanuusKy menus.
(Joldie McConnell went to Port JIur
on Saturday to see her brother.
Mrs. A. M. Itussell has been visiting
in Port Huron the past week.
Mrs. Will JIayes and Jennie Sheehy
were in J'ort JIuron Saturday last.
JO. J' J'ratt, wife and daughter, of
Port JIuron.were in 1 ale Monday.
J,illie Cooper, of Detroit, was the
guest of JOmma Jlichardson Sunday.
Mrs. Clvde Adams and Florence
H.arrimrton snent Tuesday in JJrown
City.
Mrs Ptfr Yocht. of Mavville visit
ed her sister, Mrs. .1. J. Shafer, the past
week.
Alice McDulY. of St. Clair, visited
Yale relatives and friends the past
week.
Kdll.nr Ilurdincrof theMelvin (Jazette
was n va e tins morninsr oeiween
trains.
lu-rt Welch, wife and dauchter spent
s.itnrdflv at the beaches near Port
JIuron.
(Sooner was down from
Port Hope and spent Sunday with his
amity.
K'nfo Voiintr. of Vlcksburff. Mich..
was the guest of Miss Hay ward over
Sunday.
Mr. jind Mrs. .1. A. Menzies and
daughter Jtuth were , in Port Huron
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Munroe. of Miami,
l"ld..'are on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. F.
O. J'utney.
Mrs. c.has. IMc.hardson returned Sat
urdav evening from a visit to Imlay
City friends.
Mvo Mjirtha Irnwn In sicridlll2 two
weeks' with relatives in Duel township,
Sanilac county.
fp nnrl Mrs. (!. T. Urvce. of Homeo
vvere euests of Mr. and Mrs. Ilichard
Houchton Sunday.
Agnes Jlright will leave Saturday
for JOdmore where she will take charge
of a millinery store.
Nora and Nlla Holden are spending
1th friends and relatives in
Detroit and Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Schmidt went to
Day City Saturday last on a visit-to
relatives anu menus. -Mrs.
Thos. II. J'arkinson and dangh
fpr Mlanche visited Mrs. Win. Wees at
Imlav City last week.
Hazel J'aisley went to Sandusky
Monday where she will work as trim
mr in a millinery store.
Dave L. Jlrown and wife, of l'ontiac,
are visiting relatives and friends in and
around Yale this week.
Mrs. Willard Wtlch was in Detroit
most f last week on a visit to her
(laughter Mrs. It. Moloney.
Fred T. Palmer and W. F. J'nh went
to Newberrv Tuesday nisht for a few
days business and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. llarvev S. Hvdoni and
family were at Port Huron Saturday.
'CI...., I 1.,. I... ontn
Mrs. A. (Ireen. of Farcro. and Mrs.
Sam Hilliker, of l'ontiac, were guests
or Airs. a. juircn on rriuay.
Mian l'liillins. of Port Huron, cal ed
on Yale friends Tuesday while on his
way home lor a lew uays visit.
Clarissa (ioheen was home from De
troit a lew days the past week on a
visit to her parents and friends.
Thns U'jirk. who lias linen confined
to his bed for the past two weeks with
bowel trouble is reported ueuer.
Zitha Ilouffhtbv returned Saturday
evening from her visit at Onaway, Dad
Axe, ;arsonviue anu Appiegaie.
Mrs. Mary Ard and daughter Lva, of
Walkerville". art' visitincr Mr. and Mrs.
.) . staley anu other laie lrienus.
Mrs. Andrew DePeel and daughter
Thelma returned from soendimr the
summer at l'ort Huron andthejjeaches.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ainjamp anu
con Wi'iuo of Aflrnin. ha'e heen
spending the week among Yale friends.
Mrs. D. I. Mosher and son Kenneth,
of Almont rptiirriprl honiH Tuesday
after visiting a week with Yale relatives.
Helen Doerlng returned to New
York IflQt wfi'k afler snendini; the
summer with relatives and friends in
Yale.
Frances Hubbard returned home
Tuesday after spending a week or so
with her uncles, T. 11. anu nenry rarK.
lnson.
Mru Thos. Knerv atid children are on
a couple of weeks'Visit to relatives and
friends at Toronto anu oiner piaces in
Ontario.
w I?. MnnDonald has been at the
Toronto fair the. past week also throutrh
New YorK state anu unio onreaiesuue
business.
Mrs IT.C. Ihick and dauffhler Fnther.
f rimiicimi 111 rpf.nrnpi honin Mon.
day after spending several weeks among
relatives in i aie.
Misa Cuvrell. a former teacher in our
is visited In Yale over Sundav
while on her way to Drown City where
she will teach this year.
Meharff. of Detroit, and Jennie
Meharg, of Port Huron, spent a few
days the past week with their parents,
Mr. and airs. .i.ienarg.
Minnie and Harvey Hubbard who
have spent the past four weeks at T.
11. Parkinson's returned to their home
in Detroit Tuesday morning.
James Stirlinc and Craie Adams
started from Yale last Saturday for
Sedgewick, Alta., where they will spend
Si) days looKing over me couniry.
Anna Illmliertf who has been spend
Inrr ihr n.ist two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. John Hurley returned this morn-
ins to her home in JJridgeport, Ont.
Mrs Sam Inorram and daughters vis
ited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
lOd. Kittridge, at Caro last week. They
also attended the fair at that place.
Mrs. Robert Cork, of Almont, Mrs.
H. (). Woodbury, of i psilanti and
Archie Lee, of i'eoria, Kansas, were
guests of Mrs. (Jeo. Cork the past week.
(iuy Hanson, Don McDuff, 10. A.
VanCamp, and J. 10. Frishour accom
panied Pearl Hall to Yale from Cros
well on Friday evening last In the hit
ter's touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Richardson, Mr.
and Mrs. (Jeo. Hill, of Marine City, and
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shirley, of
Memphis, visited Saturday and Sunday
with Dolph Andreae and family and
Mrs. Ilisey.
Vale. Mich., Sept. 4, UUI.
Council met in regular session Mayor
Huh presiding. Aldermen preMi.t
staley, (ioheen, I'ichards, Middleton.
Minutes of last meeting read and an
proved.
Moved bv Middleton and supported
bv Richards that the following bills be
allowed and orders drawn for same.
Carried.
S. 10. Rarr r.3()
I iond Interest 315.00
Wharton & Co TS..il
Pond & lot 101KJ.50
Kansing Sponenburg '-.H)
Ifoswell (Jreen SS.iiO
Floyd Sommers 40.00
(luyMuluyx 1.0")
JohnMullaney 41.00
L. & W. Fund 1W1.00
James Sweet A: ('o 22.40
(. Wallen MM
F. T. Palmer 41.05
Fire Co 12.."0
John llenrvr S0.(H)
Consolidated Coal Co 2.K12
(Iuy Hanson 4o.(K)
Tom Keery 45.00
Roger Welch 10.50
Pat Kissan 15.50
Y ale Concrete ( 'o , 1 (5.5
Yale J. umber ('o 15.31
John llutton.....'. 2.13
Ifirl.ards Pros.., 2:.7'.l
UpfHi motion council aujourneu.
. F. T. Palmer, clel k.
Pomona Grange Mcetin?.
A very successful meeting of Pomona
ti range was held at Aldnch s grove,
t'apac, last Wednesday, it was rainy
well attended by farmers and town peo
ple.
Mrs. ,l.c. t). W oodman, oi raw raw,
gave a verv enteresting talk on "l'rob
loms IIih Farmers are Considerimr."
She dwelt on this subject at length and
presented many wise tnougrus ior me
farmer to consider. In addition she
crave short talks on local option and
woman's suffrage.
Judge Graham, ot l'ort nuron, au-
(li'paufifl th nssemldv on hivelil e
court and the good work it is doing for
the young today, the Judge stated
that in his boyhood days there was
more employment for the juvenile to
keep him busy and out of mischief.
He charged the parents to see mat me
vonnc he criven some work to occupy
their minds and they will grow to man
hood making industrious and lawaoiu-
Ing citizens, ins taiK was interesting
and instructive and was listened to
with close attention.
A.J. Freeman being absent the chair
man called on Dan Folev who talked
for a short time interestingly on "Farm
ers' Cooperation." Dr. I). Paterson
being the last speaker made a few
brief remarks on "Rural anitation
giving good advice to the farmer to
keep his surroundings clean and sani
tary which is conducive to good health.
rue uapac nana nirnisneu music iui
thf occasion and the dav was Spent bv
all very pleasantly indeed.
Commendatory Words.
While in Port Huron last Saturday
we were in conversation witn judge
Harvpv Tannan. when he remarked up
on conditions in our little city change
ing so much in a few years. Heing in
i lie just- leeeuuy, nu hih iuowu uj
cashier I.earmont to a ride around the
streets in his machine.
Judge Tappan says he was positively
surprised at the numerous changes for
the better in the houses and surround
ing yards and lawns. Remembering
various ones as In dilapidated and run
down, uncared for stages, he now sees
these and others generally as repaireu,
improved, painted and well taken care
of, showing a spirit of enterprise and
progressiveness anu priue wnicn speaKs
well for the town. He also spoke of
the betterment of the streets and the
imnrovpil look of thinfffl as a Whole.
When one realizes that these words are
true and not mere idle talk one leels
like keenincr on boostinsr. .Indue Tap
pan was once a progressive resilient of
l ale and never wants to see a nacK
ward movement in its history.
ii
isiou tl by ibis bank proves ouiuliisively that this iustution lias a hold
on tiie good will of l he peoj'h-. We have comlucteil our affairs
ZETOiee "X'iiE O-OOHD
of all parties. Our depositors and our business connections in every
particular have been thoroughly satisfied with our methods.
We are a popular institution.
FIRST R ATIONAL RANK
Cfapital. $40,000.00.
A.E.SIeeper, Pres. W.F.Ruh, Vice Pres. V.V.Andreae, Vice Pre.
E. F. Fead, Cashier C. R. Adams, Ass't Cashier
T. U. Wharton Dart McNulty Lincoln Avery
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Mills. Apply at once.
Yale Woolen
Prof. Hemstreet Was Great.
Thf sVentics received a surprise last
night at the exhibition of hypnotism
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given in me opera nuuse oy i mi. m ui
wtrnrt th tiotfd Ii vtn(t ist. Kntertaiii
fni.iiiu lit thia kind :ue nsnall v supposed
to be fakes but the audience" were soon
convinced that this was the real thing.
Hp had for his sublects some of our
best young men, all of whom he had
under complete control.
The young men were at once suscept
jihle to the nrofessor's slichtest sugees
tion performing screamingly funny
stunts at his demand. The entertain-
input wns t he best of the kind that ever
visited this town and only those who
did. not co were disappointed. Flint
journal.
I'pnf iipinsh'f'pr. will be at Yale Fri
day night Sept. 15. Anfl two ladies, or
one lady and one man will be admitted
on p-irh full naid ticket if at the opera
house before 8:15 i. m. Admission 15
and 25 cents.
NOTICK
The Michigan Sugar Company will
start its campaign this year about the
first of October. All persons desiring
employment at that time are requested
to file their applications with the Com
pany at once as we are now making up
our crew ior me campaign, it is pre
ferable that the applications be made in
nprcmi An cYcpntlnnallv loner cam-
nilfrn is nnticinated. The Company
has constructed a line largo boarding
house ior the accomodation or us
employes." Michigan Sugar Company,
v;roswcn riant
Hi- Croswell, Michigan.
!?50,(XK) to loan at low rates of inter
est. Drake V Sayles.
M TATLOH. GROCER
No chance for an argument if you buy from us. Qual
ity guaranteed. If it isn't right we make it right.
Try our celebrated TEA
....At 35 cts. per pound....
The Majestic, the very best,
....At 50 cts. per pound....
Full, clean stock of Pickles, Canned Goods, Breakfast
Foods, Fruits and Vegetables.
Highest Market Price Paid for Butter and Eggs
Phone 49 :-: Prompt Delivery
..FRED TAYLOR..
Successor lo Cavanagh Bros.
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SsllsiMoiiJ
Thursday Evening, Sepi. 7th
wo will lloi thai fuiiiou world-wide ilramutixatlon of Nathan
iel Hawthorne's lnajterpit'cu
p THE SC!-1SXj33T I-.STTEB
8 Any person having io:mI the 1 ok will unilerstninl that ho
y drama h worth seeing. AUo the western "A WAlllOITS
SQUAW. A'ld tot 4)!u
Saturday Night's Special
wo will h.ive :i hir-'e show of Wild West, alo coinedii's that
$ will please you! We can't all'ord to do otherwise.
Illustrated Song and Music
l ours tor a j.rooo show.
Admission 5c and 10c fi
F. MANAltV, Manager fl
f Patronize The North End Grocery 9
9
4 JOHN PAXTON J
You do not need to jrodown town away for your gro
eeries and supplies as wo have a full line of nvorythirijj.
Our priees arc riht and the stock is fresh. Special prices
on School Tnhlots and Pencils. Phone oS for Prompt
Delivery.
About the Trains.
Secretary John S. Wittlil'!', of the
Thumb District fair association, this
morninp received communication re
gardhij? the" trains whieli will lie run
especially for hr fair. There will lie
two special trains on the Pere Mar:
quette railway. On We.lnesdav, Sep
tember 1:5, a special will leave Vasar
on the Saginaw divison at ':10 a. ni.
and will arrive in Port Huron at :lu
a. m. HeturniiiK' tho train will leave
Port Huron at 7 o'clock in the. evening.
A special will be run on the Jl arbor
lleach divison Thursday, leaving Port
Hope at " in the morning, and arriving
in Port JIuron at D:20 a. in. There
turn excursion train is scheduled to
leave Port JIuron at (JtfO p v.i. There
will be no special train on the Almont.
division of the Pere Marquette, the
regular ich(dule be'.ng satisfactory to
those who desire to attend the fair.
Taxes Must Bo Paid.
On and after Sept. l.", 1111, all unpaid
city taxes will be charged an extra 1
per cent by order of the common coun
cil 21- 1J. llruce Lothian, Treas
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