The Yale expositor., February 03, 1916, Image 8

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DON'T THKOW YOUll MONKY AWAY ihiy remedies
that nrc jntnrjinteod to give B.ttisfaclitni or your money buck.
how
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lt all for y our health that you expect them to. That's
much faith wo h.avo in them. Hero are a few of
them that you should me:
HEX A Mi COLD TABLETS Wo know of nothin
tllVctive.
HEXALL CIIKUliY HAKK COUGH SYltUP Pleasant
to take and very etfectivc.
UEXALL MENT1IOMNK HALM A useful external aid
in the treatment of coMs. croup, brouchitw and pnoumonia.
IIOLDEN'S WHITE PJNE COUGH SYKUP Monthol
atrd with tar. Ono of the best ever.
Wo give donblo the amount of Community Silver Coupons
with Uexall Good, sold only by
Grant Holden
Drugs
The Rexall Store
Jewelry
"THE RELIABLE STORE"
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is the month for Spring goods and we
are now opening new Wash Goods,
Ginghams, Percales, Poplins, Voiles,
Batiste, White Goods, Silks, Dress
Goods and Trimmings. See the new
things in our stock or write for sam
ples. You will have prompt attention
. "The Store That Sells Wooltex" v
The Ballentine Dry Goods Co.
We Sell McCall Patterns -: Port Huron, Mich.
SPECIAL
While it lasts, Seven bars of Lautz Acme Soap for 25c. Givo
it a trial next Wash Day.
and Sat'na Staixh
iavo them both for
If you try LaFranco Laundry Tablets
Tablets once, vou will use it ajrain. We
sale.
PHONE 58 ;-: :-: :-: JOHN BRIGHT, Proprietor.
....BERT BEAL...
TAXIDERMIST
nrrs
ANIMALS
REPTILES
of all kinds
mounted true
to life. Satis
faction guar
anteed. PRICES
ABLE.
PHONE
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YALE
Hotel itnle
(Opposite City Hall)
.Port Huron, Michigan
' Under New Management
..P. J. FLYNN..
European Plan: Rooms 50c, 75c $1.00
Everything First-Oats. " CONKLEMAN'S
lilCSTAURANT In Connection. Best 35c
Mcalln the City. GIVE US A TRIAL.
Yat Chapter No. 64, O. C. S.
(niUr metlnifi In Manonlc Hall, VVedoei
il.iy fveiiltisiliirinif uic at follvwt : .Ian. VK;
. zi; Mar. z; April lit; May 17; June 21;
July 1; Amtust If.; !Sqit. 1.1; Oft. 11; OV. IS;
Ihm;, hp(H:lHl iiwtlntft announced In the
Imul coluimii. YUilitiK nminben cordially
Invited. Irs. Kttatlyn. W. M,
AIlc McKenzln. Kec. Joa. Yulli, V. J.
Mary Drown, Treasurer
The
Local and Otherwise.
Sun!
..Dressmaking School..
of the
Young Women's Christian
Association
of Detroit, offers an
Excellent Opportunity
to learn the trade in one term
of 6 weeks Or 30 lessons.
Terms:
30 Lessons.. $20
20 Lessons... $15
For information address
Educational Department,
Y. VV. C. A., Detroit
FA. AM
A Qroekway Lodg,31G
fiP Regular communication on or before
th0 full of the moon each month at 7::w
o'clock 1 nuraay eveninsn aunnir r'lG ai iouowi
Jan. m; Kei. 17; March 16; April in; may i
June ifrU July 13: Aug. 10; 84t.7 ; X"t. 5: No
9: lec. 1 -Ti. N. 11. Herbert, W. M.
II. K. Heard, Treat. Henry 1'parce, 8ec.
JOHN H. MERRILL
CHIROPRACTOR
Country Fair,
At Central Hall,
February 21-JJ5, iyil.
A.LV. I'anniee was home oyer
day.
Louise Uright was at 1'ort Huron
last Friday.
Dr. Wight was at Toronto, Ont., the
liret of tho week.
Henry Ohmer is spending the week
in Detroit on business.
Mrs. Harvey Tappan, of Fort Huron,
visited in Vale Tuesday.
Mrs. (eo. Tenniswood visited ilrown
City relatives the past week.
Ira A. Jones has been at Detroit and
Fontiac the past week on business.
Mrs. '1 honias Wharton spent Monday
at Melvin with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Cameron was at ISrowu City the
past week on a visit to friends and
lelatives.
Fred Doligar will go to Mt. Clemens
today to spend some time taking baths
tor rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Woodard of
Feck Bpent Sunday at the home of
their son near Vale
Itev. Hradlield was called to Figeon
Wednesday ruoruiug to orliciate at the
funeral of John Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Koy Fuller enter
tained a number of friends at a dinner
party last Friday evening.
Mattie Carless, who has been work
ing at Swartz ('reek for some time,
reUimed home Monday evening.
Mrs. .lamea Teets and daughter Delia
were visiting relatives and friends in
Detroit over Sunday and Monday.
Under Sheriff teve Windsor, of Fort
Huron, was in Vale Thursday night
and Friday last calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs. (ieorge See, of Deckerville, and
Myrtle Hichards of Fort Huron.visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kobt..lttx
over Sunday.
T. A., T. 1'. and J. W. Hubbard, and
A. W. Farkinson. of Detroit, visited
their uncle, T. H. Farkinson, Thursday
of last week.
Kdward Andreae left for New York
city Monday morning where he will
transact business connected with the
Vale Woolen Mills.
Farsons the Fye Man will be at the
Faisley Hotel in Yale, on Tuesday,
February th. see his au in another
column of this paper.
Mrs. Wro. Knglish and Mrs. McLane
f Feck were called to ale Monday
on account of the serious illness of
their mother, Mrs. Stocks.
Lute McDonald, of Frown City, was
in Vale Tuesday calling on friends and
visiting his mother who haa been con
lined to her home since Christmas.
Tommy Clyne. who is makiDg his
home with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Hoi
land, near IJIack Kiver. is reported as
being quite sick with pneumonia.
Word reaches Yale from the hospital
at Detroit that Mrs. Jos. Williams is
much brighter and relatives are in
formed that her condition is incourag
ing.
George Graham, Joseph Yuill and
Chas. liarr, of Yale, and Hoy Beers of
Frockway township expect to go to
Fort Huron next Monday to serve as
jurymen in the circuit court.
It looks good to see the piles of
gravel distributed along the east road,
when we know tnat as soon as spring
comes work will be begun by the coun
ty road commissioners to build a good
road for two miles east or l aie.
If old bruin came out of his winter
nuarters about noon on Wednesday he
would nave seen nis snaaow ror a min
ute. Old Sol peeped out from behind
the clouds at that hour. Now for six
weeks more of cold winter weather.
Mrs. Herb Henneesy entertained her
Sunday school class of ten girls last
Friday. A meal pronounced absolute
ly perfect by the little guests, was
perved at six o cioca, alter wmcn all
had the best of times playing games.
A Leap l ear rarty will be given
under the auspices of the Gleaners at
Gleaner Hal), Old Frockway, on Friday
evening, Feb. 11, 1916. Music by Mc-
Kanlaes 3 piece orchestra, liill, Sl.UU.
Kverybody cordially invited to eome
and have a good time.
John Burley has moved his household
goods and family to Fort Huron where
tiiey will reside, jonnnas a position
as night clerk at the Metropole Hotel
Their many friends nere regret to see
them leave but wish them health and
Lappinees in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. valentine stocks are
nicking their home this winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Woodard
mar Vale. The mother lies in a help
Ioks condition from the effects of rheu
matism. and at this writing is very low
and little hopes are entertained for her
recovery. x , ,
This office is in receipt of a copy of
the l'otterville Fress, published at
Fottervillew Laton county, Mien., re
cently purchased by J as. B. Beecher,
former employe or me txpoeiior. rne
naner is a hve column quarto, neatly
Gotten up. with a good advertising pat
ronase. We wisn xar. ueecner an
prosperity possible.
A letter received last week from
Bert Newstead, 321 National ave.. De
troit, reads thus: "Enclosed you will
had 1. O. money order to pay my sub
scriptlon to Expositor, we are very
well and doing as well as ine average;
am working every day. Give our re
sards to the boys and girls of old days
gone by. Hoping this finds you and
ours all enjoying this mild winter
weather. Send the Expositor along
retrularly as we anxiously look for it
every week."
Since some time in the early part of
December Fort Huron citizens have
been puzzled over the sudden and mys
terious disappearance oi tne aged law
yer, James L. Coe. Coe haa lived and
practiced law in Fort Huron for many
rears, was never known to be married
nor had be any relatiyes or family that
he ever mentioned, ur ute his prac
tice had fallen off, owing to his ad
vanced age and Inability to cope with
business, and on December 6 he left
his oQice and has not been seen since.
Wednesday night's Times-Herald gives
the information that Coe is In New
Vork city and destitute, that he went
there to secure a pension from Carnegie,
but was turned down, and was obliged
to ask the police for aid to keep him
from starving. ' The old man wa4 quite
well known in Yale, having visited the
Roll of Honor-First Semester
The following pupils- of the Yale
Fublic Schools were neither absent nor
tardy during the semester just, closed.
Si. J. urouyor, supu
KINDERGARTEN
Courtney Beard, Ualph Chandler,
Holland Martin.
EVA PETTIT, Teacher
FIRST CRADE
Alice Carroll. Dexter Learmont, Mina
Mackraan, Margaret Follock, Clarence
Kennedy.
I'lIEUE KOY. Teacher
SECOND CRADE
Gordon Andrea, Lee Chandler, Mil
dred Welch. '
GLADYS WIIITMER. Teacher
THIRD CRADE
Ambrose Carroll, Grace Smith.
DORA IIUI3BELL, Teacher
FOURTH CRADE
Marion Barr, Donna Fabrique, Eileen
Graybiel, Neil Hollenbeck, v Hazel
Smith, Winston Smith.
FERN CREENWALD. Teacher
SIXTH CRADE
Frederick Fuller, Madeline Shaw,
Elizabeth Smith.
LELIA WOOD. Teacher.
SEVENTH CRADK
Max Feau, The! ma Ingram, Helen
Falmer, Jack Wilt.
HAZEL D. CHASE. Teacher
EIGHTH GRADE .
Mabel Lundy.
CLADYS ST. CLAIR. Teacher
HIGH ROOM
Elsie Zinzo, Mabel Ludington, Vic
tor Bitter. Norma Shaw, Thelma
Minuie, Calvin Brown, Lyle Davis,
Evelyn Lundy, Herbert Zinzo.
ALBERT C. REYNOLDS. Principal.
M. V. Church Notes
llKV. ClIAB. ltKAOO.I'ASTOK
Large congregations were present at
the re opening services last Sunday,
morning and evening. Itev. Saxbee's
sermons were enjoyed by all present,
also the special songs by Kev. Morrison
and wife.
Everyone is very much pleased with
the appearance of our church 6iuce it
has been re decorated.
Good attendance at Sunday school
last Sunday 106 present.
The Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs,
Knisley this week, Thursday afternoon,
Special services at the. church every
night this week. Kevs. Saxbee and
Bragg are conducting the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Than Graybiel very
pleasantly entertained the members of
the choir at their hdme last Wedues
day evening. All report a good time.
MECIIANIO-ST ClIUUCH OK OIIKIST
Sunday, February 0
Morning service 10:30. Elder McCall
will have charge of the service.
Sunday school 11:4a.
Voung Feople's meeting, 6.-00 o'clock
local time: A good interest is shown
in this meeting. All the young people
are urged to be present. Flay your
part and play it well.
uur revival meetings wm commence
in V ale one week from Tuesday next,
or February loth.
Members and friends heartily wei
come to these services.
Eldred Charles, Minister.
Presbyterian Church Notes
Freaching next Sunday at 10?U) a m
Sabbath school at 11. -00 o'clock.
The subject for the evening services
at 6:30 is "John Wesley."
Uemember Thursday evening.
Ail cordially invited to attend all of
the above services.
Rev. E. II. BradOeld, Fastor.
A Complete Surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boss were com
Dietely taken unawares when friends
and neighbors numbering thirty gath
ered at their home on Wednesday even
ine last to spend a few hours with
them. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Boss are ideal entertain
ers and the time passed very quickly
and pleasantly. Music and pedro were
indulged in until a late hour, when an
oyster supper was served In the dining
room, alter which all took their depart
uie, thanking the host and hostess lor
their efforts to entertain which made
the evening one long to be remem
bered
Mrs. W. F. Huh is at Caro on a few
weeks visit with her sister, . Mrs. Beck
ton.
Mrs. E. W. Farley was at Richmond
overSunday attending the funeral of a
relative.- '
B. W. Fellows, of the Marlette Gran
ite & Marble Works, was in Vale last
Thursday.
D. G. Finlayson went to Lincoln in
tbe north part or the Btate last satur
day on a business trip.
Born to the wife of Lew Richardson
on Saturday, Jan. 29, a daughter. Their
friends are offering congratulations.
E. R. Card attended the poultry show
at Detroit last week. Mr. Card Is
breeder of pure-bred chickens and
Belgian hares. His yards are located
on Fark avenue.
THIS MAY INTEREST YOU
If you suffer with pains in your back
or side, stiff and sore muscles and joints
or rheumatic aches, or have symptoms
of kidney trouble such as puffy swell
Ings under the eyes or sleep disturbing
bladder aliments, you snouid know
that Foley Kidney Fills have benefit
ted thousands in like condition. 11. T.
Henneesy. adv
LOST Between Yale and Gleaner hall
1 mile north and 3 miles east of
Yale on Jan. 18, a lady's purse con
taining a sum of money, and keys
valuable only to owner. Leave at
Expositor otnee, Vale, and receive
reward. 43-2
FOR SALE 20 acres located H miles
north of Yale; fine house and cellar
underneath; good barn, hog house,
hen house, corn crib, and work shop
or garage; well of pure water; fine
apple orchard, also small fruits and
berries. Will sell cheap on easy terms
or exchange foe l ale property.
41-4 m F. VanCamp, Yale, route 0
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve a 25ct supper in Fead's new house
one week from Friday.
AU debts affainst Jacob Yanclief
please send to A.Gilbert, SOU Hudson
street, Buffalo, 2i. l . .. 44-4
Subscribe for the Expositor.
Our Great After-Inventory
CLEARANCE SAKE
of Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats
It is the greatest Sale from every point of view great
est in the variety of stocks great in the desirability of
merchandise greatest' in the reductions even from our
former prices. Such a sale as this demands the immediate
attention of every man. There is no attempt at profit makingour sole object is the
immediate disposal of alljWinter Suits and Overcoats. We cannot too urgently im
press upon you the importance of attending this sale.
The Best Clothes to be Had Now-Offered at Notable Reductions
Reductions like these are not to be equalled in town certainly not on the kind of
Clothes we sell-remember that. We offer "KampusKlothes" at reduced prices
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$9
AQ For our regular $12
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Suits for men and
young men.
0710 For all our regular $10
9 1 40 Suits for Men and
Young Men.
$(F nn , For all our regular
I JiUO $20, Suits for men
and young men.
$1110 For 3,1 our regular
I Ii40 $15 Suits for men
and young men. -
III 00 For all our regular
UsUll $22.50 Suits for men
and young men.
010 00 For all our regular
9 I Jiuu
$18 Suits for men
and young men.
$10 00 For all our regular
lOsUO $25 Suits for men
and young men.
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A Big Sale of Furnishings
Space is too limited to tell of the thousands and one big bargains in our Men's
Furnishings. The store is full of them reductions range all the way from 10 to 20
per cent. Shirts, Hats, Shoes, Underwear, Hose, Neckwear, etc. They're all here
at money saving prices. Come in and stock up.
."I. ROSENTHAL
GOOD Cl'OTHES DEALER
CITY MARKET
CHEAPFORCASH
As I am going to discontinue handling
Teas and Coffees, I am going to give you
some record breaking prices on same.
Our 40c Coffee now 30c
Our 35c Coffee now 25c
Our 30c Coffee now 22c
Our 25c Coffee now : 18c
Table Talk Coffee , . 18c
Our 50c Tea now . .; 40c
Our 40c Tea now 30c
Try one pound of these goods and you
will repeat.
3 cans good Teas 25c
3 cans Corn 25c
6 cans Sardines 25c
Oranges, Lettuce, Celery and Radishes.
Choice Roast Deef, per pound ......16c
Choice Roast Pork, per pound. 14c and 16c
Pork Chop, per. pound 16c
Bulk Sausage, per pound 15c
Our Sausage Is all home-made.
I handle nothing but the best goods
money will buy. Once , a customer, al
ways one.
Always in the market for good Butter,
Eggs and Hides. .
Just received a carload of .No. 1, Min
nesota Potatoes.
Our prices are right. Call in and see
for yourself. This is the place; now is
the time.
..The Cheap For Cash Market..
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Daykin's Gash
Store
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Can show you as fine a line of
Aprons and House Dresses
as were ever shown iri Yale. Dresses with high necks and long sleeves for
elderly persons, all at reasonable prices. .
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Try a Sack of Made-Rite Flour
Made from Kansas Turkey Red Wheat guaranteed fo please or money refunded.
This week at 95 cents. Market price paid for good Butter and Eggs,
cash or trade, as you like it.
MASONIC BLOCK
YALE, MICHIGAN
GLENN DAYKIN
Expositor linera pay, try one.
Offloe, Mali Street
Yale, Mich.
city many times.