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TT Rexall Muco Tone IT YOU HAVE CATARRH, use Rexall MUCU-TONE, a com mon sense internal treatment. It helps to expel the catarrhal poison restore the mucus cells to health, .tone up the whole body, allay inflammation, remove congestion and stimulate the system to healthy activity. How can you expect permanent relief from catarrh by use of a local treatment only? Use an internal treatment to get af ter the parasites that cause the disease, and cleanse them from the system. To help ailay inflammation and irritation of the nasal pas sages while taking Rexall Muco-Tone, take Rexall Catarrh Jelly. Come to our store and get a bottle of -Muco-Tone and a tube of Rexall Catarh Jelly. If after giving it a fair trial you are not satisfied, simply tell us so and we will hand back your money without question. The Rexall Store Drugs of Grant Holden Jewelry Local and Otherwise. . Low Corn King Wide Spread From a Narrow Box THE Low Corn King is the real spreader success of the year. At the San Francisco Exposition, the Low Corn King won a Grand Prize, " the highest pos sible award. You want a spreader that is narrow; not clumsy, wide, and hard to handle. You want it to pass through tight places when necessary, to go in barn doorways for easy loading, narrow for easy handling in your fields. Still, you want a real wide-spreading spreader, that will cover a double strip evenly, so as to cut in half your unloading time and traveling distance. H J Here U the answer: The Low CornJCIng has a box only 45 inches wide, yet it spreads the manure in a finely pulverized strip 8 feet wide or better Come in ami see for yourself. You cannot be disappoiuted. s. P. Cogley Yale, Michigan Ja riwcess mm Tuesday, Oct. 14th. "The Devil's Trail" This is the unusual and interesting title of the new World Picture starring Betty Compson and Geo. Larkih It is a story of the great northwest country and of tlje doings of the Canadian Royal Northwest Mounted Police. It is filled with excitement, interest and entertainment. Admission Prices: Adults 25c; children 15c, war tax included airplane Subscribe for The Expositor now $1.50 the year, and worth it too. l?ain on Thursday nerfecHy good day. Would you call an voyage plane sailing? Mrs. Joe Williams is in a De troit hospital for treatment Germany does not appear to consider the treaty a treat. Wm. H. Learmont was in Port Huron on business Saturday last Mrs. Mary Simmons is spend ing a few days this week in Port Huron. Charles Collins, of Detroit, was a week-end guest at the Thos Wharton home. Tuesday night was a cold one, sharp and clear bringing the first disastrous frost. Horace M. Hall and wife are now residing at 1G4 Petoskey avenue, Detroit. Mildred Sweet, of Sarnia, spent Sunday in Yale. She came to see her new nephew. W. H. Huh and family motored to Caro Saturday for week-end visit with relatives. Justin Cavanagh, who has a position in Detroit, was in Yale the first of the week. Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Goudie, of Stouffville, Ont., visited their aunt, Mrs. A.vBurch, last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sly, of Mar lette, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sly. The harvest of mushrooms has been great this fall, mearly everybody getting their fill of them. Mattie Vincent left on Monday last week to resume her studies at the Michigan Agricultural College. Regular meeting of Yale Chap ter 0. S. S., Wednesday evening, Oct. 15th. Mrs. G. A. Spencer, secretary. James Muir, wife and son, of Detroit, former residents of Yale, were calling on friends in this city last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Putney, of- Sandusky, were visiting with Yale and Speaker relatives and friends last week. Rev. J. A. Kelley, pastor of the Free Methodist church, has pur chased Geo. Anderson's house and lot on Mary street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. John Holden, Mrs. Ed Andreae and Mrs. J. A. Menzies . were in Port IJuron on Friday. Mrs. Abner Sischo showed us a bunch of branches from one bean stalk grown in her garden on which were 147 pods and 58G beans. Mrs. C. F. Curtis, daughter Marion, Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter Betty autoed to Vassar Tuesday afternoon, coming home Wednesday evening. We are informed that yeast has nutritive qualities and will be one of the foods of the future. In that case we tr'ust thai its price will not rise as fast as the yeast itself does. Mrs. Wm. H. Learmont was un lucky enough to sprain her ankle Thursday evening last, which has caused her pain and much in convenience, although she is getting along nicely. Rev. Alfred Martin was taken ill rather suddenly last week Thursday and was confined to his bed for several days with an acute attack of indigestion. He is much better now and will hold services as usual next Sunday. The Imlay City fair took both kinds of weather last week, dry and wet, but when it was dry it was very dry indeed and the fair was a hummer. Armada will test out the weather this week. Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday. Circuit Judge Eugene F. Law on luesday of this week discharer ed a mortgage on the property of Richard J. Williams in Brockway township, known as the John D Jones farm. The mortgage was recorded in 1853 and had never been discharged. Samuel Ililburn has sold his farm near Snover and purchased the'E. F. Fead house and lot on Kennefick street, Yale. As soon as he can make arrangements he will move with his family to thi city. Mr. and Mrs. Ililburn are people much thought of in theii home community and are consist ent christians. Although the price of fruit has been extremely high this season Yale housewives have filled cv ery fruit jar and then have bought many new ones, as the merchants testify. They could not keep enough on hand and none were to be found in the city. We don't know how many have been sold, but we estimate that the fruit shelves are well filled for the winter's consump- tion- ' ... a . DELCO-UGHT The complete Electric Light and Power PUnt Simple in construction, durable, de pendable and efficient in operation. WM. MILLER. Route 4 Yale, Mich. mm- John 'Burley, of Port Huron, was calling on Yale friends Wed nesday, and also attending the races. Fred Locke and wife were up from Port Huron the first of the week visiting Mayme Pearce and friends. Dorothy Lacy left Tuesday for school at Mt. Vernon, D. C, Mrs. Lacy accompanied her as far as Detroit. Yale schools had a holiday on Wednesday, the cause of which being the teachers' institute in Port Huron. Grover Lutz, who has been in Detroit for a time is now located at 2G49 Carpenter street, Des Moines, Iowa. How many weeks to Christmas? we think about eleven, anyway its coming fast. Do your Christmas shopping now. . Mrs. Mary Skiffington and fam ily have moved into the Hisey house vacated by the Misses Mc Mahon, who have gone to Detroit to live. Judge Pearson and wife of San dusky, passed through Yale Wed nesday on their way to Armada to visit their daughter; Mrs. E. D. Weimann. Wages have to go up because prices are higher, and then prices have to go up because labor in volved costs more and then wages What are we getting anyhow? An endless chain? m Rawley Hallman and Rex Hol den came home from Sandusky for the Friday night dance and stayed over Sunday. Lloyd Sherman, another Pharmacy stu dent, from Newberry, was Raw- ley's guest. Pearl McDonald, Worthy Mat ron of Yale Chapter, O. E. S., is in Grand Rapids this week attend ing Grand Chapter. Pearl will take several weeks vacation at this time and visit friends in var ious places before returning home. The Church of Christ people had an enjoyable time on Wednes day evening at the home of Eli Rector, four and a half miles north-east of Yale. The occasion was a box social and a goodly crowd was present. Fred Smith was the auctioneer and the boxes went like hot cakes, selling from 25c to $3.05. The sum of $G5.00 was taken in. AUCTION SALES Jack Phillips, 1 mile north and 3 miles, west of Yale, on Friday Oct. 10. G. W. Bell; Auctioneer. Clement Losie, 2M miles east and V miles south of Jeddo, on Thursday, Oct. lGth. James R. Turnbull, auctioneer. A. J. Carson, administrator of the estate of R. J. Carson, deceas ed, 3 miles west and x mile south of Yale, on Monday, Oct. 13. G. W. Bell, auctioneer. Fred Smith, Roseburg, on Fri day, Oct. 24. at 12 o'clock. W. W. i Lord, assistant auctioneer. Richard Williams, 1 mile north and 1 mile west of Yale,on Tues day, Oct. 21. G. W. Bell, Auc tioneer. Wm. Benjamin, 8 miles west of Yale, on Frutoy, Uet. ?7. G. W. Bell, Auctioneer. Geo. A. .Wedj??, 1 mite east of Jeddo, on TuevUy ).t. 14th. James Clarke, Auctioneer. Henry ' Delombarde, 1 mile north and 3 miles west of Yale on Wednesday Oct. 15. Jas. E. Chisholm, auctioneer. Clayton Newberry, IV2 miles south of Jeddo or IV2 miles north of Blaine, on Wild Cat road, on Thursday Oct. 23. G. W. Bell, auc- 1 tioneer. David Beard in the village of Uuby, 2 miles south of Atkins sta tion, Saturday, Oct. 25th. G. W. Eli Silverthorn Estate, Wm. A. Silverthorn administrator, oppo site 'II.' S. Hydorn farm, city of Yale, Saturday, Oct. 18. Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer. H. E. Clark will ship live stock on Saturday, Oct. 18. If you have anything to ship notify him at once. DANCING PARTY Lards are out announcing a social dancing party to be held in the Cadillac Hall, Emmett, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 14th. to which the public is cordially in vited to attend. Music by Fin zel's 3-piecc orchestra. Everybody welcome. Bill including war tax $1.50. . ANNOUNCEMENT. Owing to llie confusion in the names of two Doctor l.'razers on Military St. Dr. H. C. FrHZtr, specialiut ou Eye Ear, Nose and Throat diseases wishes to annouuee bin ullice on the ground Hour oi the Vokoin Bldg., opposite the Harrington Hotel, ion Military street Port Huron, ilich. Poultry Wanted I will pay the highest market price for all kind3 of poultry. If you have anything to sell notify me and I will call. Will buy ev ery day. Call 59 11 2s. 18-26t . A. C. Sperry,.Yale. Houses For Sale. One H room house 011 viain-st., Yale, lot 3. It 1 rout aire. One bouse and two lots located on north Main-st. For full particular and price call on Daniel rerguson, lale. 19-8 Just ask your wife if NEW pi if W 1 LK She won't say "No," Then let her have the Range she wants. She sees that you get three square meals a day and you certainly ought to give her a modern, labor -and-perspiration-savlng Range once In a life time. Then you can't complain of the bread; the 'pie crust won't be soggy and the whole fam ily will be healthful and happyespecially your wife. Our Ranges are best, they stand the test. John Button COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA Here's a real treat ! Come in some day this week and enjoy a Colum bia entertainment. Choose from the new dance music, popular songs, favorite operas, or chestral and band select ions. Hearyourfavorites. Then you will know why you should have a Colum bia Grafonola. Yale's Leading Druggists Mathews & Wight J-Wo SPECIALIZE in UKOCEU1ES OF QUALITY. Quality considered, you will find no cheaper place in town to buy your GROCERIES Phone your orders Phone 49 - Prompt Delivery' - Yale You'll Find The New Styles Here. Single and double breasted, with belts and waist-seams; and plainer models. Form-fitting, graceful, dignified. Especially in Collegian Clothes These smart models for men and young men don't follow the stylesthey lead. They are the . kind of clothes young men want. We have them in the new fabrics. At $27.50, $30, $35 and xip. Onas. IHL Palmer SHOES UNDERWEAR A Mark of Excellence... Years of experience in the manufacture of instruments enables the -makers of PATHE PHONECRAPHS and PATHE RECORDS to give their users better satisfaction than many other companies. We carry a complete line and would be pleased to demonstrate at any time. If you are in the market for a machine look this make over. Any price and terms td suit. Enjoy it while paying lor it. H. T. HENNESS Y PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ft