The Yale expositor., May 14, 1914, Image 8

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E havo selected this seas
on's patterns of wall
paper with utmost care. Thoy
are tho designs put out by sev
eral leading factories and em
body tho latest artistic ideas
and methods of wall decora
tions. Como and sec our new
stock of" Wall Taper. Wo
want you to sec theso now
papers whether you intend to
redecorato your homo this spring or not. If you havo an oyo
for beauty or if you arc interested in the decoration of your
home, an inspection of our new spring stock will be a treat.
No matter what you want in paper you can get it here and at
as low a prico as can bo had anywhere.
..Herb T. Hennessy..
Prescription Druggist.
Local and Otherwise.
"Yes, We Have Plenty Left!"
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Cream Puffs For All,' Says
Omar.
And fear not least Existence eatln
your
Delights and mine should know the
like no more.
The obliging Baker from his bowl
has pour'd
Millions of dainties like these, and
will pour.
We bake enough to go
around.
Whether you want fresh
bread, newly baked cakes,
nice buns, dainty cream puffs,
alluring charlotte russes,
wholesome pies, etc., we try
to keep just ahead of the rush.
In' addition, but most im
portant of all, purity and
cleanliness guaranteed.
Of CourseYouLiketoHearThat!
Oscar Denison, Yale, Michigan
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Better write a good long ono and bo sure and havo it
on tho best paper you can buy. Buy tho best, and she
will surely enjoy your letter. If you want tho boat
you' will have to get
"Lord Baltimore," "Tulip Linen"
or "Symphony Lawn"
When once used you will havo no other. Tho best ia
. nono too good. These branda sold only at
The $Q4baJUL Store
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Style and
Comfort
are both found in all
the furniture handled
by us.
Particularly Pleasing
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ed in our store. Dear in mind that if we haven't yl
8 what you want, if it's in our line we can order it for JfJ
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Junior hop, .Friday evening, May 22.
Mrs. Chaa. Montncy is visiting rela
tives in Port Huron.
A new shingle roof has been laid on
tho lirick Chapel.
Fred Chamberlain of Jeddo visited
his mother in Yale- Sunday and Mon
day. Sheriff Dunphy, of Sandusky visited
friends in Vale the latter part of last
week.
F. J. Wilt has a new Ford touring
car purchased of J as. Cogleys Sons,
agents.
Samuel Simmons sits up every day
but is very weak and the least exortion
tires him.
Timothy Caster does not gain in
strength very fast. Jlis condition is
very poor. .
Edward Oatman was up from Detroit
over Sunday on a visit to his parents
and friends.
Elnfer Rose has repainted the front
of his barber shop. Elmer is the artist
who handled the brush.
Sunday being a beautiful, sunshiny
day, many people visited Elmwood and
Sacred Heart cemeteries.
Helen Crimes is spending tho week
at Peck, called home on account of the
serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. I). It. Urown of Deckerville, Mrs.
Uyron Chapel aud daughter of Aurora
111., are visiting Yale friends.
Mrs. Hunter left on Saturday last for
Toronto to visit her sisters and other,
friends for two or three weeks.
Superintendent Drouyor was at New
llaltiraore last week on business in
connection with our public schools.
Complete program for Decoration
and Memorial Day exercises will be
published in next week's Expositor.
Jiert McDonald lias made a decided
improvement to his dwelling house lot
by putting in cement curbing along the
front.
E. It. Card received by express last
Saturday a trio of Delgian hares and
expects.to go into the stock raising
business.
Tom Parkinson who has a position
in Detroit, was called home last Satur
day on account of the serious illness of
his father.
Ed. Andreao and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Hounds, motored to Cedar
wood lieach, Lake Huron, on Sunday
afternoon.
E. W. Mercer and wile have been
spending the past week at Flint. They
drove over in their Ford automobile
last Saturday.
Special communication of lirockway
Lodge F. & A. M. this (Thursday)
evening at 7:30 d'clock. Entered ap
prentice degree.
Dick Windsor has built an addition
to the rear of his barbershop to be used
as a store room. Sam Ingram did the
carpenter work.
Myron Woodard, who was injured
last week at the P. M. yards at this
place, is getting along nicely and ,his
wounds are healing up.
E. It. Deecher is slightly improved in
health, being able to get out on the
porch each day and enjoy the warm
sunshine and fresh air.
Mrs. Crant IJ olden and children vis
ited at Allenton on Sunday. Hex drove
them over in the automobile. Mrs.
Sam Ingram accompanied them.
Jiurnell Wight, Lloyd Andreao and
Georgia Deavis motored to Alma last
Friday on a visit to Norma Wight and
the rest of the Vaie students at Alma
college.
Kev. Chas. Dragg has been at Disco
this week attending a district meeting
of the Methodist Protestant church.
Kev. Dragg delivered an address to the
boys aud girls.
(ieorge Mclntyre has given the out
side of his dwelling house a new coat
of paint, Improving its appearance very
materially. He also ha3 put' in cement
curbing along the front of his lot on
Kennilick street.
Monday morning started in real fall
like, aud before evening a cold, drizzling
rain prevailed. The atmosphere felt
as though the mercufy was hovering
around the zero mark and an overcoat
on your back was not in the least out
of place.
Mrs. J as. H. Martin, who has been
confined to her home on west Park ave.
by sickness for several months, drove
out to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Thos. Carless, on Sunday where she
will remain a few weeks in the hopes
of recovering her usual health.
Dolph Andreae has built himself a
motor boat which he will use in Lake
Huron at Cedarwood JJeach. The en
gine has sufficient power to drive the
boat at a speed of about 8 or 10 miles
an hour. Dolph will no doubt take a
great deal of pleasure out of the little
craft during the summer months.
Don't mark your Expositor "refused"
and hand it back into thepostoflice for
the postmaster to notify this ollice that
you do not care to take the 4aper any
longer, especially when at the same
time you are a year or more in arrears.
Settle up first, then we will gladly drop
your name from the list. The latter is
the honorable way to .stop your paper.
Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris has
designated Friday, May 15th as "Clean
Up Day," aud recommends all ofilcials,
mayors, lire marshals, health otlicers,
etc., to use all possible diligence in
awakening all of the people under
their jurisdiction to a realization of
the importance of putting their premi
ses in order against the day of needless
(ires and epidemics.
In beginning the article on the Port
Huron district gathering of the Wo
men's Home Missiouery convention
held at Marlette last week, the Leader
states that it was splendid weather, a
large attendance, an unusually strong
program and a line spirit pervading
the sessions. Miss Carrie Harvey at
tended the meeting and was made re
cording secretary at the election of
otlicers.
Our pigmy base ball team, "The
Wooly Hoyfl," went to Drown City on
Saturday and crossed bats with a like
bunch at that place, and brought home
a victory with them. Score 29 to 2(5,
and the little fellows were just as
pleased as though it were a 1 to 0 game.
We are glad to note that Yale has one
team which can come home a wjnner,
and In behalf of the Wooly, Hoys we
hereby challenge Coach ttyan of the
High School team to a game for fun,
money or marbles.
WANTED- A reliable and con- ?
S tcientious Cream buyer for the
City of Yale. Address at once,
Port Huron 'Creamery Company,
1 Port Huron, -Mich. ' 5-3 1
A. E. Jackson was at Port Huron
Monday.
Henry Steenbureh is repainting his
dwelling house.
(J rant Holden was at Saginaw Tues
day on business'.
J. T. Shafernnd wife are at Mayville
on a visit to relatives.
Arthur Dennis and wife visited at
Marlette over Sunday.
Elizabeth McColl wan in Detroit a
con tile of days thin week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston visited
Detroit friends tho past week.
T. H. Parkinson's condition is about
the same as reported last week.
Attorney Weymouth spent Monday
in Port Huron on legal business.
Dennis McNerney has tho morning
shift at the light and water plant.
A. J. Stiles and wife loft Tuesday for
the East on about a month's visit.
Lulu Collins in the truest of Eva J.
lilack and Carrie Chirk this week.
Lloyd Holden aud wil'e have moved
into rooms Craut II olden's drug store.
Chuulauiia dates for Croswell are
July (5 lo Jo. For Had Axe July 7-11.
Dorn lo the wife of George Keirati,
Freemont 'township, May 4, a daughter.
Norman H. Herbert transacted busi
ness in Detroit thn fore part of the
week.
Clifford King and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a son at their home,
May th.
Mr. ai d Mrs. John Hubbard of De
troit visited T. H. Parkinson and 'fam
ily Sunday.
"L. 11. Howse dropped into the Ex
positor ollice this morning and made
us a pleasant visit.
itev. and Mrs. L. Clark are on a two
weeks' visit to their son Jason and
family at Saginaw.
Palmer Uros. & Co. have a handkev
rhief nale on including the best values
ever offered in Yale.
The Yale Woolen Mills closed down
Saturday for one week in order to
make repairs to the machinery.
Editor Cavvood of the Drown City
Manner was a pleasant caller at tho Ex
positor ollice Tuesday morning.
The welcome Bound of the canning
factory whistle is heurd again. The
factory hands are busy unloading tin
cans.
Win. 11. Learmont broke the axle to
his Overland touring car and made a
trip to Toledo, Ohio, Wednesday to got
a new one.
P. E. Mellen, landscape gardener of
Detroit, spent a few days in Vale Uiis
week finishing up his work at Sacred
Heart cemetery.
D. A. Mc Keith, cashier of the Citi
zens' State Savings Dank, Crown City,
made the Expositor ollice a pleasant
call this morning.
Automobile diivers had better keep
within the limits of the law as our city
dads have instructed Marshal Henry
to prosecute any aud all violators.
Elizabeth Parkinson was excused
from her school at St. Petersburg, Fla.,
where she is teaching, and returned
home this week on account of the ill
ness of her father.
George (lough is setting the stakes
on his Main street lot to the north of
his present location, preparatory to
building a brick block for his furniture
and undertaking business.
Air. and Mrs. John Milieu week-end
visitors of Dr. and Mrs. V.A.Lacy, went
to Mt. Clemens on Monday. Mrs. Mil
len will return to Yale the latter part
of the week for a few days.
Edna and Ethel Miller, teachers in
the Yale schools, received a telegram
Tuesday stating that their brother
Frank was dead at Grand ltapids, and
they left for that place the same
evening.
Arthur Dennis, who has been em
ployed in the P. M. depot here for sev
eral years has accepted a position as
station agent for the D., 11. C. & W. It'y
at Decker and will leave for that place
about the first of June.
Neat invitations were printed at the
Expositor ollice this week for the an
nual Junior Hop to be held in Central
Hall, Friday evening, May 22. Mc
Kanlass 4-piece orchestra will furnish
the music. Dill 1.50. Refreshments.
W. E. Menerey received a card from
his mother stating that she and Mr.
Menerey were leaving California aud
would stop at Albuquerque, N. M., on
their way to Michigan. She also stated
they would stop at Pontiac for a few
days and would be at Yale about
May 23rd.
Teachers' examinations were held in
Port Huron April 2'., May 1 and 2.
The successful candidates from Yale
who received third grade certificates
are: Elsie Huffman, Lucy Menerey,
Nellie Ohmer, Lizzie Shaw, Ueulah
Shutt, Leah Todd, Gladys Wallace,
Matilda Willey, Mma Williams, Kath
em Wixson, Dertha Pohly. Clara
Ploeger received a second grade re
newal. The newly elected officers of Yale
Chapter, No. 04, O. E. S. were installed
into ollice at the regular meeting held
in Masonic hall Wednesday evening.
Drown City lodge conducted the in
stallation ceremonies, doing the work
in a very commendable manner. A
dainty lunch consisting of sandwiches,
coffee, salad and ice cream was Berved,
after which a program waa furnished
by liutton's orchestra, a duett by Mrs.
Cochrane and Clifford Hutton. A Jolly
good time at dancing finally closed the
evening's entertainment.
Last Monday afternoon the Yale
team crossed bats with Drown City
High. The diamond was wet and the
pitchers and infielders had trouble con
trolling the slippery sphere. Umpire
Vincent called the game at the end of
the 5th inning. The score at that time
was 14 to 8 in favor of Yale. A new
date will be arranged in the future and
the question of who is the best team
will oe settled. Shaw was in the box
for Yale and allowed only one hit in
the live innings. The home team goes
to Port Huron Saturday and while
Coach Jtyan is not saying much yet we
believe he has something up his sleeve
that will make the Tunnel city boys
play ball.
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Worth $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50.
Tan Calfskin, Gunmetal Calfskin, Patent Leather and Gun
metal Pumps, High Toe Lasts, Medium Toe Lasts, Button and
Lace. What a chance ! For there arc Walk-Over and
Douglas, Two of the best makes of shoes on the market. Do
not forget to look at our show case and you will see some
real bargains.
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You don't want to get hurt. No one wants to get hurt when having
their teeth fixed, and we don't blame them either. Why should you
submit to old and ancient methods in getting dental work done any
more than you would illuminate your homes with the old fashioned
candles that were considered first-class lighting systems 59 years ago.
You would not think of driving to town behind a yoke of oxen, would
you now? Then why allow ANY DENTIST to hurt you when SO MANY
ofyour neighbors can tell you of OUR OWN PAINLESS SYSTEM OF DO
ING DENTAL WORK of any kind. DON'T YOU STAND FOR IT! De
mand real PAINLESS work, and by the way demand a WRITTEN
GUARANTEE with all your work. You are ENTITLED to it. We
KNOW HOW to do this. It is OUR BUSINESS TO KNOW THIS.
Besides, we can do your work in a SPEEDY MANNER. Take the
train in the MORNING and we will have your dental work done in time
to GET YOUR EVENING TRAIN HOME the SAME DAY. It makes no
difference how complicated your dental job is, we employ an office staff
of Five, always ready FOR YOU. WRITE us a few days beforeyou come
if you possibly can do this so we will have sufficient time for you on
the day you come. If you CANNOT write AHEAD, come ANYWAY and
we will arrange for you. Our prices are the REAL and only CUT
RATES in this county.
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We will make you a FULL SINGLE set of teeth from $5.00, upward, FULLY
GUARANTEED. Silver fillings cost you 50c up. Pure Gold fillings, $1 up, ac- h
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Porcelain Crowns $3 to $5.
Please remember all this is guaranteed for you in WRITING. Ask your neigh
bors about us. HUNDREDS of them come to us every year. WE ALSO PAY YOUR R.
R. FARE TO COME TO OUR 01FICES IF, YOUR DENTAL WORK AMOUNTS TO OYER $10.
Stop that Dental Work with the HURT in. Stop your HIGH PRICES and come to
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You can get what you want here and the beauty of the
thing is you can get it when you want it. We handle
Kentucky Corn Planters, with Fertilizer Attachment,
Little Willie and Wolverine Cultivators,
John Deere and Moore Plows,
John Deere and Osborne Drum Loaders,
Osborne Binders, Mowers and Side Delivery Rakes,
Wire Fence, Sted Posts', Anchor Posts, Barb Wire, Etc.
Call and examine our goods and give us a chance to show
you that we can save you some money.
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If you want to reach the buying public, an ad in the Expositor is the easiest way.