The Yale expositor., April 18, 1912, Image 8

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Popular Priced
Wall Paper.
All our prurs on Wull Paper aru popular ami the morn they
aro investi.r:iU'd and compared the more popular they become,
lint -we hitve special reference to our line of low priced papers
such as tire needed for ordinary requirement. .' We e:m save
you money ami also provide so larire an assortment of new de
signs that selection lieeomes a pleasure. We are pleased to
show papers any time whether you are ready to buy or not.
The Palace Drug Store of
POLLOCK & IIENNESSY
Druggists
Phone
We Never Slumber
When Otherwise
We Might be Selling, Lumber !
We're at it from early morn till late at night, selling
Lumber that is right. Whenever you want Lumber
stuff, come to us. We have enough to supply the
town arid all around with lumber that is dry and sound.
Yale Lumber & Coal Company
ILiImJ.ted.
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I Our Stock Is First-Class.
Our prices eannot lo discounted anywhere. We will do every- X
jf thinir possilile to satisfy you. Come in, and let us get busy. j
I Window Shades.
$ Window Shades that wear twice as long that is the kind we $
keep. Many shades sacrifice wearing qualities for looks, while $
$ others are made to wear yet don't look very well. You will $
j find that our shades combine long weor with good looks.
I Wall Paper Cleaner.
$ You wouldn't buy any better cleaner at any price than the one $
$ we sell for 10 cents. j2
TAe i?eo Store
g Drugs and Jewelry
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Does your home need new
ILace Curtains
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Come in and look over bur new line of these goods
tanging in price from 75c to $7.00 a pair.
Wc also have the finest line of
arpets anil Rugs
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Yale, Mich.
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ill Prices
Lumber, Lath, Shinnies, Posts, Turn
ed Work, Mouhlings, Prepared Itooling
and Hoof Coating, Ihiilding Taper and
several of the best makes prepared and
('a)eiued Plaster, Lime, Hair, JJrick.
Drain Tile ami ewer 1'ipe, Kxtension
Ladders, Hard, Soft and Smithing coal.
GRANT HOLDEN
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Local and Otherwise.
A heavy frost Tuesday night.
Clean up your back yards and
premises.
A few of our automoblllsts have
been brave enough to try the roads
tliis week.
Our sailor oys are anxiously
awaiting orders to leave any moment
for the great lakes.
The walls and celling of Central
llnll have been calcimined a much
needed improvement.
Lowell Munroe has moved from the
house he recently sold to. Charley
.Martin, to the Merrill Mat.
Frank Jackson, who has been con
lined -to his homo by sickness foi
three weeks is out around again.
Jacob Miller Is re-shingling his
dwelling house and making other
improvements about the premises.
Vacant houses In Yale cannot be
found. A few tenement houses would
be very desirable at the present
time.
Street commissioner Henry and
assistants have been busy this week
cleaning the streets of dirt and
rubbish.
The warm rains of (he past week
have started vegetation and the
lawns of the city present n greeu
appearance.
Mrs. .1. 15. Staley gave a pleasant
G o'clock lunch fon Wednesday, a
dozen covers being laid. The event
was In honor of Beulah ttenedict.
Tuesday evening Florence Har
rington entertained a number of
guests In honor of her friend Miss
Mcdee. A very enjojyable evening
was spent.
The Misses Hay ward and Pierce
entertained a dozen young ladies
Monday evening in their rooms at
Mrs. Hounds and a delightful time
was had by all.
Oeo. Weston has purchased the X0
acre farm in Greenwood known as
the Henry Docile place and will
move onto the same as soon as
Theodore Ulrich moves off.
The following pupils names were
omitted from the first grade list in
the roll of honor published in the
Yale Expositor last week: Donald
Minnie, Harold and Willa Saunby.
We learn with regret-that our old
friend and former, resident of Yale.
Robert W. Menerey, is seriously ill
at his home in Coleman. His brother
Isaac left Yale last Saturday to see
him.
Fred K. Farley of Croswell spent the
winter In Florida, and when his
friends tell him about the severe win
ter we experienced In Michigan, they
find it hard work to convince him that
they are telling the truth.
A local poet the other day handed
us the following: "How sweet is
spring, when the birdies sing, and the
baseball fans and the "also rans" com
mence to plan their annual plans, and
the good housewife, with her he'id in
a towel, tears up the home while the
babies howl.
We had several showers of rain on
Sunday with thunder. The sun bare
l peeped out once or twice during
the day. It was another disappoint
ing Sunday for the new spring hats,
but the ladies who hadn't theirs all
went to church well pleased to wear
the old ones.
A letter addressed to Win. Weese
Jr., Lynn, Mich., was found behind a
drawer in the Capac postofflce last
week, that had been mailed nearly
1.1 years ago. The long delayed letter
was delivered to its rightful owner
and after reading it he remarked, "Oh
well, it might have been different,
but she is married now."
Theodore Ulrich. residing 6 3-4
miles east and 1-2 mile north of
Yale, or IJ miles north of Fargo, will
offer for sale at public auction at the
premises on Monday, April 22, all of
his farm live stock, implements, etc.
He has sold his farm. Sale com
mences at one o'clock sharp. Terms
usual. Geo. W. Dell auctioneer.
Governor Osborn has issued a proc
lamation designating Friday, May 3,
as Arbor and Bird Day throughout
Michigan and asking the people to
earnestly observe It. He asks the
superintendent and teachers in the
schools, women's clubs and farm and
city organizations to encourage the
planting of trees and the protection
of wild birds.
W. H. Fletcher of Yale, snd Robert
S. Fletcher of Marlette, were called
here last week by the serious illness
of their mother, Mrs. Chas. Fletcher.
Two daughters, Mrs. Hillings and Mrs.
Weston of Speaker alsa arrived no
Friday. At the present writing, Mrs.
Fletcher Is gradually improving, but
her recovery will naturally be slow
on account of her advanced age.
Lexington News.
We noticed by one of our last
week's exchanges that an faster
shower was given one of the rural
mail carriers consisting of 97 hens
eggs. 2 goose eggs, a pound of but
ter, a 2-quart can of buttermilk, 2
pounds of smoked ham, and a variety
of vegetables. We will wager a palp
of our last year's socks that most
any one of Yale's rural carriers
would appreciate such a shower.
April is a brief emotional month
which has only CO days and spends
most of its time weeping for the List.
It arrives Just after the backbone of
March has been broken and lasts un
til it is safe to put on a thin necktie
and a cotton vest and go to a baseball
game without a footwarmer. In Ap
ril, the apple, peach, and cherry trees
explode into blossom, and nature ev
erywhere becomes green and fresh ami
tender. The country roads also lose
their hard, callous nature and become
soft and succulent. After Aprl! has
rained about nineteen days on an
S hour schedule the roads. become so
soft and embracing that the mall car
rler has to sit on the top of his buggy
to kee) his necktie otit of the mud.
Removal Notice.
L)r8. T. E. Sharp, dentist, and H. C.
Eraser, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, announce their removal to
the ground tloor of the new Yokom
building, Military St., opposite Har
rington hotel, Tort Huron, Mich.
For Aged People.
Old Folks Should be Careful in
Their Selection of Regulative
Medicine.
We have a safe, dependable, and
altogether ideal remedy that is par
ticularly adapted to the requirements
of aged people and persons of weak
constitutions who suffer from consti
pation or other bowel disorders. We
are so certain that it will relieve these
complaints and give absolute satisfac
tion in every particular that we oiler
it with our personal guarantee that it
shall cost the user nothing if it fails to
substantiate our claims. This remedy
is called Kexall Orderlies.
Kexall Orderlies are eaten just like
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time, day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea, nausea, griping, excessive
looseness, or other undesirable effects.
They have a very mild hut positive
action upon the organs with which they
come in contact, apparently acting as
a regulative tonic upon the relaxed
muscular coat of the bowel, thus over
coming weakness, and aiding to restore
the bowels to more vigorous and healthy
activity. Three sizes, 10c, I'.mj., and r0c
Sold only at our-store The Kexall
Store. (J rant 11 olden.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. ('. II. Stevens
on Monday, April 15, a eon.
' Lizzie Uoadway is learning typeset
ting in the Expositor ollice.
Ueid llros. have had an auto livery
sign painted on the north side of their
bam.
A coM. nasty, drizzling rain con
tinued nearly all day Wednesday mak
ing it bad gelling around for pedes
trians. Will Iloskin expects to leave this
week to join his boat, the Tollie, at
Detroit on which steamer he will sail
as mate this season.
We are informed that the peach trees
in this section are nearly all killed and
that peaches this fall will bo rather
scarce. The hard winter was too much
for the young trees.
The corps of teachers now employed
in Yale school has each been tendered
the same position for another year, by
thr Hoard of Education. As soon, as
all have made their decisions, we will
publish the list.
The work of excavating for J. W.
Harrington's new hotel building has
been delayed the past week on account
of the bad condition of the weather.
As soon as the weather becomes settled
the work will be rushed.
The death of Mrs. Kobert Ueid oc
curred at her home four miles west of
Yale, on Monday, April 15, 1112, at the
age of 82 years. The funeral services
are being held today, Thursday, at 2 p.
m., from the Cole church. Obituary
next week.
A large attendance was present at
the social dancing party given in Cent
ral Hall by the Delta Lambda Club
last Friday evening. The party was
civen for the benelit of the public lib
rary fund and a very enjoyable evening
was spent.
There will be a meeting of the Wood
men in their hall over Staley & J trick -er's
store next Wednesday evening,
April 21. Very important business
will be brought up and it stands every
member in hand to be present. Don't
fail to attend.
The Princess theatre is going to give
a baby contest. A tine prize will be
given to the baby, between one (1) and
live (5) years old, receiving the most
votes. Each baby's picture will be
thrown upon the screen each night,
commencing April 22. The number
will be limited to hi teen. So mothers
take your children to Mr. Card's gallery
and get the setting, any day next week
up to Saturday. We pay all the
charges. The prize will be on display
at the theatre soon. Don't wait for
others -get your setting early. Watch
for bills with full explanations Boon.
An interesting and enthusiastic
meeting wns held at the Presbyterian
church Monday evening, called for
the purpose of getting the voice of
the members and congregation In
regard to enlarging and re-decorating
the church and putting in a new
heating apparatus. A committee
was appointed who will get estimates
of the probable cost of the improve
ments when another meeting will bo
called and ' further arrangements
made. The Presbyterian church has
always been too small for any Im
portant gathering and the anticipat
ed enlargement, besides giving more
seating capacity, will lend a far more
attractive appearance to tho Interior.
PRIVATE SALE.
Having decided to move from i'ale
will sell our household goods consist
ing of base burner, sectional book case,
bed room suites, rockers, parlor suite,
tables, lawn mower and many other
articles.
1-2 Geo. H. Cavanagh.
Dear reader, did you
ever think that you
might be carrying a dol
lar around in your pock
et that belonged to the
I'.xnositor man? llefore
you lay this paper away take a look at
the label and if vou find vou are in ar
rears visit the Expositor ofllce.
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Meeting of Flint Presbytery.
1 The Flint Presbytery consisting of
the Presbyterian churches of Huron,
Tuscola, Sanilac, St. Clair, Lapeer,
and Oenessee counties held Its annual
meeting in the Pad Axe Presbyterian
church, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
The Tuesday evening session was
devoted entirely to organization
Itev. V. K. Deshgetoor. of Harbor
Peach, delivered a fine address at
this session. The business sessions
were held Wednesday following de
votional services which were conduct
ed by Rev. S. II. Edgecombe, of Cass
City, and llev. Hugh MeCarroll. of
Port Huron. The meeting was very
successful in every detail.
There were close to fifty delegates
in attendance from the six counties
which make up the Presbytery, and
all speak very highly of the kind
hospitality of Rev. and Mrs. Donald
I. Carmlchael. Harbor Reach News,
April 12.
For Sale.
Plow, Cultivator, Wagon, Spring
tooth Harrow, IJuggy Harness,
53-2 .lames Fogg.
Subscribe for the Kxpositor.
Lollops!
Our line of children's shoes is very complete now "Rudd Shoe", and when
you are in need of a good shoe for your boy or girl, it will be to your interest
to buy a "RUDD" Shoe. None better made.
14 Off on Shoes 1A
We find that we have quite a quantity of odd pairs of shoes, including Child
ren's, Ladies' and Men's, that we are offering at One-Quarter Off, and this
means 50c saved on a $2 pair of shoes. Here is an excellent chance to se
cure some bargains in the shoe line. Extra Piano Votes given on same.
Dress Goods All In
Our line of Dress Goods was never as complete as now. We cordially invite
you to call and look the stock over, as its no trouble to show goods. That's
what we are here for. Exceptional values in our line of Ginghams, Percales
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have a garment that will give you the service you expect and pay for.
ft We sell Adler's Collegian clothes and Capps 100 pure
ft wool clothes because we know they are the best. : : :
ft If y(),i aver wear one of these suits you will never be satisfied with CIO frn CQE Si
fa any other make pxU LO ZiO
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jB . 2W Underwear Neckwear t? jjj
yli Iwo-piccv Suits, SOc and $1.00. 1
g Union Suits, $1.00 and $1.50. , in richest of silk, nt 25c and 50c. V
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oinizes Butter, Flour, Of
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tlzlnu and wholesome Sv
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oyal drape Cream of Tartar Kr
Juniors Re-Organized.
Junior Fpworth League reorganized.
The following otlicers being elected:
Pres. Hex ilolden.
Seo'y Leta Ilolden.
Treas.--Thelma DePeel.
1st Vice Marjorie Menies.
2nd Vice Marie Drouyor.
3rd Vice Kdna Stevens.
4th Vice-Luella Hall.
Devotional meetings every Sunday
afternoon from 1 to 5.
Carrie K. Harvey, Supl.
Something Really Worth While.
Sensational evangelists and revival
enthusiasts who tell us it is a crime to
laugh and enjoy ourselves In any way,
should make it a point to witness the
performance of the "Missouri (lirl"
which comes to Yale, at Central Hall,
on the 25th of April.
The fresh, clean comedy of the piece
eradicates the bile from the system, re:
moves that everlasting grouch and
makes one feel that life is really worth
while and agree with Rill Rarlow in
"Sagebrush Philosophy, who says:
"Live, laugh and love there'll come a
time when you can t.
Reserved seats on sale at Pollock &
Ilennessy's, Monday evening, Apr. 22.
"Shoes!
Special for Saturday, April 20, on Sugar
SMITH
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Our Way of doing laundering suits
our customers and we're going to keep
right along doing our way, because Us
the right way.
The way to laundry is to laundry
right. That's what this laundry alwayu
has done, and will continue to keep!on
doing. Try us and be satisfied, already
you've lost something by not launder
ing nere.
Ritter's Laundry
NORTH END
If you need a Shave. Hair Cut.
Shampoo, Massage, or any work in
my line give me a call. 1 will do your
work well and treat you right, llave
had many vears experience, the latest
place I worked being at the (Jriswold
House, Detroit.
If your hair is coining out come to
me. 1 have a preparation that will stop
it in four .days or no charge will be
made.
A line line of
Cigars and Cigarettes.
Gus Morgan, Yale.
ADVtRTISfD IfUIRS.
April 15, 1912.
Chas. A. Hunt,
.loenh Irneen.
Delia Rrutse.
Mr. Ace.
C. E.Ogle.
Alex Ponser.
Mrs. Sade Leech.
Mrs. (iosta Shelbar.
Mary Richardson.
Carl M. (Ireggs.
E. Ilarvev Drake, P, M.
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