The Yale expositor., April 25, 1912, Image 8

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01' K stoc k of Wall paper is it) a class nf ilscll". This is
true ltli to si.i- of stock and variety of papers
carried.
Wt have stoics of novelties 1 lint the average docs not and
cannot rain. These novcllies come at all sorts of prices.
Our largo huving enuhles us to inuke a saving which you get.
The Palace Dm?; Store of
POLLOCK & HENNESSY
Druggists
Phone
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We Never
When
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 and all around with lumber that is dry and sound.
Yale Lumber & Coal Company
Xjiinited.
1 1912 Wall
I Our Stock Is First-Class.
$ Our prices cannot he discounted anywhere. We will do every
$ tiling possihle to satisfy you. Come in and let us get husy.
1 Window Shades.
'a Window Shades that wear twice as long that is the kind we
$J keep. Many shades sacrifice wearing qualities for looks, while
others are made to wear yet don't look very well. You wilt
I lind that our shades comhine long weor with pood looks.
I Wall Paper Cleaner.
S You r-ouldn't Iniy any better cleaner at any price than the one
I ' we sell for 10 cents.
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I Drugs and Jewelry
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95 Docs your home need new
i Lace Curtains!
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S Come in and look over our new line of these goods CM
ranging in price from 75c to $7.00 a pair. Id
91 We also have the finest line of 92
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Yale, Mich.
wk si:i.i.
At ill Prices
Lumber, Lath, shingles, Posts, Turn
ed Work, Mouldings, Prepared Hooting
and Hoof Coating, Uuilding Paper and
eeveral of the best makes prepared and
Calcined Plaster, Lime, Hair, Jiriok,
Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe, Lxtension
Ladders, Hard, Soft and Smithing coal.
Slumber
Otherwise
Paper 1912 1
12.
GMoJlSL Store I
GRANT HOLDEN
carried.
Local and Otherwise.
Swat the lly.
House in It the dirt.
Kriilay. May ::. is arbor
ilny.
and bird
Sat unlay last
spring day.
Wiis a beautiful
Warren Uoadway is re shingling his
Mechanic street dwelling house.
Kd. Andreae and others will go to
Detroit tomorrow for two automobiles.
IM. Sheehy shipped a carload of
stock to the nutValo markets last Sat
urday. tJuy K. Heard was in Detroit the
first of the week and brought home a
new Overland.
Chas. Martin and faintly are now or
cupylng their house recently purchased
of Lowell Munroe.
Regular meeting of O. K. s. at Ma
sonio Hall, Wednesday evening, May I.
All cordially invited.
Ice In Lake Huron has broken up
and several vessel passages have al
ready been reported.
Theodore Packer, well known in
Vale, is very sick with pneumonia at
his home near Caime.
Twenty-nine persons wrote on the
rural carriers examination at San
dusky Saturday. April t::.
Mae ISvona gave a delightful one
o'clock luucheon on Friday afternoon
last week to several lady friends.
Kd Chandler has a spraying outfit
and is doiug a land-otlice business
about the city spraying fruit trees.
The choir of the Presbyterian church
wan entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. .1. A. Menies on Wednesday
evening.
.loo Moore is gettting material on
his lot in the south part of t lie city
and will erect a line dwelling house
some time soon.
Cold, nasty rains Monday night and
Tuesday. Pretty nearly time for
more decided Improvement in
weather conditions.
(irant Holden is having the wood
work on the exterior of his drug store
building repainted. Charley Fergu
son is doing the work.
Five shows given
Theatre last Saturday
at each performance
at Princess
evening, and
a large at-
tendance was present.
Ueginning next Tuesday, April 1U),
the stores will keep open Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings of
each week until further notice.
The osage orange hedge between the
lleecher and Tom Johnston's property
on Mechanic street has been dug up
and carted away. The improvement is
noticeable.
Yale streets and stores were
crowded on Saturday last and our
merchants report a splendid trade.
May your goods in Yale; better goods,
better prices.
Hilton W. King is now employed
at the Peie Marquette depot at this
place as express and baggageman.
Hilton is a good worker and will look
after his part of the job with dili
gence, Many of our citizens are going to
Port Huron regularly taking the
Chiropractic treatment for their
physical ailments. Some claim that
much benefit is derived from the
treatment.
Uobert Held, the death or .whose
wife occurred last week at the age of
years, came to the ripe old age
ol ninety years last March. He is a
well preserved old man and enjoying
fairly good health.
IlonHres have been quite in evi
dence the past week and Yale seemed
like "the smoky city" for a time. The
work of removing leaves, brush and
rubbish has been vigorously entered
into by our residents.
H. F. Kerr and Co., who recently
purchased the Andrew DePeel lumber
yard, have incorporated this business
Institution into a stock company under
the title of the Kerr Lumber Com
pany with the 'following officers:
President, Dr. W. CI. Wright; Secre
tary, R. F. Kerr; Treasurer, (luy 13.
Beard.
Krnle Baxter, who has spent the
major portion of the past winter
working in an automobile factory at
Flint, came home last week for a
short visit with his mother and
friends. Ernie lias signed as second
baseman with the Jackson team of
the Southern Michigan League and
left for the prison city Monday.
What is Yale going to do for
dwelling houses to rent? Several
families have recently moved to the
city and cannot find a place to get
Into and have stored their goods until
such time asa vacant house shows
up. As we have many times sug
gested, wouldn't it be a capital idea
for some persons with money to erect
a few houses, not too expensive, for
rent.
A novel mechanical device oc
cupies the north window in Lothian
fc Palmer's clothing store. It is
made up of a mimiattire figure of a
boy wearing a pair of Walk-Over
shoes and walking in a circle over
a number of shoes of this celebrated
make. Hardly a minute of the day
or evening but what, some person or
persons are gazing into the window.
Take a look.
We publish below some information
given out by the Boston Wool Trade
Association that will be of value to
our wool growers: "Michigan wools
shall not be considered merchantable
unless free from tags or parts of other
fleeces, tied with a hard glazed twine,
not heavier or larger than what Is
known as size four and one-half, three
ply India, using not more than three
single strings each way of the fleece.
Wool put otherwise than in this man
ner shall be considered unmerchant
able and shall be subject to a discount
of at least one cent per pound."
Removal Notice.
Drs. P. K. .sharp, dentist, and It. C.
Fraser, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, announce their removal to
the ground floor of the new Yokom
building, Military St., opposite Har
rington hotel, Port Huron, Mich.
Subscribe for the .Expositor.
The Effeciive
Laxative
Tastes Like and is Eaten Like
Candy.
In our experience in the handling of
drugs and medicines, we believe we
have never had experience with any
Kemedy that gave such great satisfac
tion to our customers as do Itexall
Jrderlies. This Kemedy is not like any
other laxative or cathartic. It contains
all the good features of other laxatives,
but none of their faults.
Our own faith in Kexall Orderlies is
so stong that we offer them to you with
our own positive personal guarantee,
that if they do not thoroughly satisfy
you, you only need tell us and we will
hand back to you every penny you paid
us for them. Therefore, in trying them
upon our recommendation vou take no
rfsk whatever.
Kexall Orderlies taste like and aii
eaten like candy. They do not gripe,
cause nausea, excessive looseness.or any
other annoyance. They act so easily
that they may be taken at any time,
day or night. They are particularly
good for children, aged, or delicate per
sons. They are put up in convenient
tablets in three sizes of pack aires.
Prices, 10i, 'Sc, ami ."().
Keniember, Itexall Kemedies can be
obtained in this community onlv at our
si ore The Kexall Store, (irant Holden.
School Notes.
Harold Phelps, Editor
The sixth grade has the Hag this
week.
Wesley Keyworth has left high
school.
Harold Inn is back to the Kinder
garten alter his absence.
The tenth grade English class have
finished the book uSilas Marner."
The pupils of the Kindergarten are
now studying the different kinds of
birds.
The series of sickness of the pupils
has almost disappeared and themeasley
ones have returned to their work again.
The high school physics class have
finished the study of electricity and are
now being taught the science of sound.
The second senior program will be
held in the high room Friday, May 3,
at 'J::i0 p. m. Everyone is most cordi
ally invited.
The second high school base ball
team will play the first team at the city
park Friday afternoon. The second
team play good ball and are out to win
here's hoping.
The game between Yale High School
and Drown City High School which
was played last" Friday afternoon at
the city park proved to be a pretty rag
ged affair, both teams playing very
loose ball. This shows what practice
will do. Come on boys, let's get down
to some hard work on the diamond.
Yale won however by the score of 1 1 to
I. The Drown City lads are a gentle
manly bunch ot boys and we are not
sorry that we play them a return game
in the near future.
We Want The News.
Every person in St. Clair county is
invited to contribute news to The Ex
positor. News is welcome from all
quarters if accompanied by the name
ot the sender, l ailure or items to ap
pear is usually because the writer fail
ed to sign his name and the facts can
not be verified before the day of pub
lication. We are glad to have people
call at the ollice with news items;
equally glad to have them by mail or
telephone; all employees act as report
ers and will take items which should
be sent as early in the week as pos
sible. We shall be glad to arrange
for regular news letters irom any
part of the county not represented.
No. 227.
KI'OKT OF THK CONDITION OK Till:
V YALE STATE BANK
At Yale. Michigan, at the close of business,
April ixtli, l'l-', as called for by the Commis
sioner of the Hanking Department.
KKKOIMM'KS.
COMMKIM'IAI. DKI'AKT.M KMT.
Loans and discounts $ -'I.M7J .'!
Honda, mortgages and securities 5,575
HA VINOS DKI'.V It'l'M K.NT,
Ponds, mortgages and securities ".VU7
Overdrafts !, 5 71
Hanking House ..7Jt. 00
Furniture and lixtures "no mi
KKSKKVK. 0
Commercial, Savings
Due from banks In
reserve cities .. $l7,ool "5 iV'-'l II
U.S. and National
Hank Currency.. u,.Ui no i.ikhmm
iold Coin S" ik 4,5m on
Silver Coin Ml
Nlckles and cents. I.' "
..'.oM M 54.1 J I II ."K it. 7 I I
Checks and other
Cash Items 7.'7 AS
Total.... $..,(, I "l
LIAMLITIKS.
Capital stock paid In $ .Kixm en
Surplus fund - ." on
Undivided profits, net I5..K5 "4
Dividends Unpaid -'mi m
Commercial deposits $ .5,1i.
Certilicates of deposit I5",.H5 77
State monies on deposit x
Savings deposits (hook) ini,5o7 7"
Savings certificates M.M5 45 ,Ul,.S "7
Total $ "I
Statu ok Micmioan, ( Wl!
County of St. Clair. S
I. Wm. II. I.earmont. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief and correctly represents the true slate
of the several matters therein contained, as
shown by the books of the bank.
Wm. II. I.KAK.Mo.vr. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this .'5th
day of April. I'M J. Huy K. I'.KAiin.
(My com. cxp. .lime 5, l:i.) Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
Charles Koinuls
.lames MeColl Directors.
Alexander Pollock )
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
In J. M. Smith's Piano Contest,
Saturday, April 20.
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-vw yon
Where the finest biscuit,
cake, hot-breads, crusts
or puddings are required
Hoy nl is indispensable
Royal is equally valuable
in the preparation of pLki,
s ii b s t i n t i a 1 , e v e r y - d a y
foods, for ail occasion:;,
The only bakina poivd? made
from Koyal Grape Ci-cain 4i3 TiiHiu9
Mo Alum No Lima Phosphates
Auction Sales.
Nicholas Mare, having rented his
farm, will oiler for sale ly public auc
tion at the premises 1 mile north and
mile west of Avoca. on Monday,
April 21), all of his live stock, farming
implements, etc. Sale at one o'clock
sharp. Usual terms. !. W. Hell, auc
tioneer. Dr. J. W. Tomlinson, having decided
to leave Melvin, will oiler for sale by
public sale at his residence on Satur
day, May t, 11)12, his driving horse,
buirgies, sleigh and sleigh gear, house
hold furniture, garden tools, etc. Sale
to commence at two o clock p. m.
sharp. Usual terms. (Jeorge Clayton,
auctioneer.
Jay gelding, 10 years old, sound in
every way. 1'hone or address Itert
Jlrown, Vale. 2-2
Subscribe for the Kxpositor.
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Saturday, April 27
25 lbs Eastern Su
Phone
No. 3.
I Don't Buy Shoddy Clothes
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m nave a garment uiui wiii give you me AcrviLc you cxpeci anu pay lor.
titS We sell Adler's Collenian clothes and Canns 100 nnrp
$ x wool clothes
K 1 .V011 cvlr wnv "lie of those
j any olher make
.W 10 Underwear
(See window display)
Two-piccc Suits, 50c ami $1.00.
Union Suits, $1.00 ami $1.50.
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tils
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"The Chalice of Courage."
When Cyrus Townsend Urady gives
the world a story it is always one that
shows the touch of a Master, and "The
Chalice'of Courage" is in his best vein.
It is a western story of love and ad
venture, but it is unlike any other ever
before written. It is virile, powerful
and so fascinating that it will hold you
a willing and pleased reader to the end.
We take great pleasure in giving this
advance notice of a charming feature
of The Expositor.
PRIVATE SALE.
Having decided to move from Vale
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 (Jeo. H. Cavanagh,
FOR
Cash for Eggs
J. M. SMITE
.ah ll.i n. tm t nf 1 1 .1 nmt.n. .
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because we know they arc the best. : : :
nuits you will never lie uli.-iiel with 1 4. 10 r-
pXV7 LU J)lD
Neckwear
in richest
LOTHIAN
No. 9482.
1 KI'OKT OK TI1K CONDITION OK TDK.
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First National Bank of Yale
In tlw state of MIclilKitn Ht the How of bmiioM.
April intii. Pi.', us iimtlt to th eointiullsr
ol lliu CuiTem-y.
KKSOl'KCKS.
Loans ami discounts $i.'JJ v ni
Ovenli nits M'iired and unsi- ...
curat '."" S4
U.S. bond to Ft'cun circulation 40,000 00
liankuitf I louse, f limit urt and
tlxturcs w
Due from approved reserve.
agents $ w.l.7 A
Cash and excliaiitie 3SI5J1' s'''oU 14
Redemption fund with U. 8.
treasurer -V' w
Total $v,44i 1 Sr
IJAIilLITIKS.
Capital stock paid in $40,000 00
S111 plus Kund 10,00000
Undivided profits less expen
ses and faxes paid 10,471 2
National Hank notes oiit-
Htandlinr -lo.ooo 00
Individual deposits subject to
check 9 S.'.lo.' .M
Demand eeitilicales ol dep.. M.'.Y'M M
Savings Deposits oj,'t;o so .V7,ovo
Total $4Si,44i K
St at k o v M 1 ' 1 1 1 : A , t SH
I. I). K. i'ead. cashier of the ahove named
hank, do solemnly swear that IIih above, state
ment Is true to the hest of nt v knowledge Hud
helicf. K. K. KKAD, Cashier.
Subscribed and snvoiti to hefor me tliH -'Oth
day ol April, 1 '.!.'. N. II. Herbert,
my com. exp. ,ov. 14, r'i4 Notary ruuiic.
Correct- Attest.
W. K. Kuh )
W. V. Andreae J-Directori.
T. I'. Wharton
Our Way of doing laundering suits
our customers and we're going to keep
right along doing our way, because its
the right way.
The way to laundry is to laundry
right. That's what this laundry always
has done, and will continue to keepou
doing. Try us and be satisfied, already
you've lost something by not launder
ing here.
Ritter's Laundry
Dr. Cornell.
Dr. Cornell, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, of Port Huron, will be at the
l'aisley Hotel, Vale, on Friday, June
7th, 1912.
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Spring' 8 freshest new colors and patterns
of silk, at 25c and 50c.
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