The Yale Expositor from Yale, Michigan • Page 1

Will JASiA. MENZIES, Publisher. In the Best Interest! of theCommunitj in which we lire. FOR THE RIGHT AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. Vol.

XXIII, No. 38 o'jRD vear YALE. St. Clair County, FRIDAY. JANUARY 13, 1905.

Price: $1.00 per Year. i i 1 Great Sale of i Lies' Costs. If you have been waiting for low prices on Ladies' and Misses' Coats, the timo has arrived when you can secure them at a discount of from 20 to 50 per cent. Nono will bo reserved. This is an exceptional opportunity as our coats were voted by all to bo extremely low in price.

When looking for Useful Articles Wo can supply you with Fur Coats, Shirts, Suit Cases, Sweaters, Gents' Slippers, Caps, Fancy Gloves and Mittens, Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs, Handkerchiefs and many other things that wo have not space to mention. i We carry in stock a fine line of the W. L. Douglas Shoes. YALE CLOTHING HOUSE, J.

C. HOLDEN. Prop. Tools of Modern Design and construction will greatly facilitate your work. If you are about to purchase new Tools, come in here and cast your eyes over our stock.

Then if You Are a Good Carpenter or mechanic of any kind, you will realize that there is for every cent we ask, THE CUTLERY MAX. ---A-XjE. lTCX-X. They Keep Good Any watch or clock bought at my storo is guaranteed i to keep good time. If it is not right bring it back and I will make it right.

The largest stock of good Jewelry and Silvcrwaro ever shown in Yalo can' be found here. L. ROY FULLER, 3 9 If you scent danger in your surroundings or your system our medicines will afford the remedy. This is very Vf good weather for colds; let us try to cure yours in two days. liitc Tine and Red Spruce Cough Syrup- 2oc JlfatJicws' Quick Cough Cure 25c "Wo havo others, but these two wo guarantee.

Give them a 1 friol nrwl vnn will nan iin rktVirr Our remedies aro pure, reliable, and always givo results. Your physician's prescription is carefully followed by us. CORNER DRUG STORE A MATHEWS A WIGHT, Props. JAMES LIVINGSTON, President. JAMES McCOLL, Vice-President W.

II. LEARMONT. Cashier. GUY E. BEARD.

Ass't Cashier. Yale State Bank TT-XjE, MICH. Capital, $25,000.00. DEPOSITS SECURED BY REAL ESTATE AND OTHER GOOD SECURETIES. This Hank is under supervision of the Commissioner of Banking and is regu larly examined by that Department.

Money Loaned on Good Paper. -Real Estate Bonns. We Will Purchase Auction Sale Notes at a Fair Rate. We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Let us help you save money. Get our Savings Book. Any amount received and 4 rer Cent Interest raid. THE FIERY FIEND. Our Town Is the Scene of Another Con flagration Friday Last at Mldnltfnt.

Frank Smith's Home on Mechanic Street Slitfhtly Scorched Wednesday Evening, Between midnight and one o'clock last Saturday morning our citizens were awakened by the alarm of nre and it seemed that the whole sky was alight. (Irawberg SSterner's meat market was all ablaze and the efforts of the liremen were handicapped by frozen water hose and then with the weak pressure, but in a very few minutes they got to work and the building was gutted with water and the tire sub dued. Only the side walls remain of the strong frama building which has stood on this corner for thirty years. The cause of the lire is supposed to have been a defective chimney. A large quantity of meat of all kinds was roasted and the loss to tl raw berg Sterner is about (300 with $450 in surance.

The building which was owned by Thomas Jlolden was insured for $000. The liremen worked heroically in the freezing atmosphere and are certainly entitled to much credit for their work and their quickness to respond to call About half past seven Wednesday evening the lire whistle screeched forth its warning and quickly the tire laddies supported by a goodly sized crowd ready to give all help possible were upon the scene, which proved to be the house occupied by frank V. Smith and wife, on Mechanic street. The kitchen was dense with smoke but no llame was visible. A few pails of water were thrown upon the caso line stove and the danger was over.

2iO damage was done with the excep tion of 8 moke and water. FIRST NATIONAL BANK. The Annual Election of Officers Held on Tuesday. January 10th. No change was made in the list of officers in the First National Uank of Yale at the annual meeting held at the bank Tuesday, January 10th.

Here is a list of the re-elected officers: Directors A. E. Sleeper, F. A. Griswold, T.

U. Wharton, 11. McNulty, E. F. 1'ead, F.

W.Andreae and Lincoln Avery. President A. E. Sleeper Vice-l'res. F.

A. Griswold Cashier E. F. Fead Ass't Cashier D. A.

McKeith The books show that the bank is in a very prosperous condition and the directors are very well pleased with the management of affairs during the past year. QUITE WILL SATISFIED. The Parker Coucert Company which appeared in Central Hall last Saturday evening as the third attraction on the high school lecture course was greeted by a large audience. The quartette are all possessers of good voices well trained and cultivated, the violinist was exceptionally good and received hearty applause. Miss "sweezey tier statue posing was splendid and her song story "Tender and True" was wopderfully effecting.

The audience wa3 quito well satisfied with the evening's entertainment. Grawberg Sterner. Since the lire the above firm have temporary quarters for the settlement of accounts at The Fair. All who are owing this lirm for meat, etc. are re-quested to call and make settlement as early as possible.

BTATK Or OHIO, CITY OK TOLEDO, LUCAS COUNTY. I Frank J. Cheney makes oath that lie Is senior partner of the nrm of F. Cheney fi dolnn luiBlnes la the City of Toledo, County aud Htate a foresaid, and that Raid Arm will pay the sum of OXK HUNDKICI) IJOLLAUS for each and every caso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured hy tho use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FKANK J.CHKNEY.

Sworn to iH'fore me and Kubscribed In my presence, this cth day of December, A. I). lMti. A. W.

(iLKASUN, NOTARY I'UBLTO. Halt's Catarrh Cure I taken Internally, and acts directly on the Mood and mucous surfaces of the system. Mend for testimonials free. F. J.

C1IKN KY Toledo, O. Bold by all druggist. 7rc. Take Hall's Family l'Uls for constipation. G.

M. SPARKS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND 1 HARRIS NEWELL House ppoiiU B. II. Puller's store Ifin8t Bail TUom, ail. YALE.

1 MICH. I Obituary: I lie still prepared for death and death or life shall thereby be the sweeter. Shakespeare. Robert Gorman, aged 53 years, died at Sault Ste Marie hospital, Saturday night, January 8th. 1905, of scepticema.

Deceased was taken to the hospital only a short time ago to receive treat ment for an abcess on his arm. The operation was performed resulting as above stated. Robert Gorman was one of a family of four bos. Fatnck, James, John, and one sister, Anna. John and Anna, of Greenwood township, are the only two alive.

Last September deceased visited the old home and was in perfect health seemiugly at that time. The telegram that John received on Monday of the death of his brother was the first intimation he had of his sickness. Tbe body reached Yale Wednesday night and was immediately taken to John Gorman's farm home 3J miles east and 1 mile south of Vale. The funeral services will be held at the Dunkard church Saturday after-noon. Elder Geo.

Kitely officiating, i'lace of interment, Lett cemetery. We sincerely thank the neighbors and friends for their many kind acts and the sympathy shown us in this our hour of sorrow. John and Anna Gorman. Grade L. Vanskivar was taken sick about live weeks ago with intlamma.

tory rheumatism, which sickness developed into cerebal menengitis and aeatu came at about one clock Wednesday, January 11th, 11)01, aged years, 11 years and 8 day 3. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vanskivar, living one mile north aud two miles east of Yale. Funeral services will be held this (Friday) afternoon from the M.

P. church in Yale, Rev. A. Miller having charge of same. Interment in Elmwood cemetery.

The family have the sympathy of the entire community In their sad bereavement. I tJYMENEaij. No Man Can Either Llvo Tlously, or Die Klghtoously Without a Wife. Illchter, I Married, at the Presbyterian Manse in ale on Wednesday. January 11th, 1905, by Rev.

Chas. D. Ellis, Myrtle Lane and Robert Armstrong, both of lirockway township. Mr. Armstrong owns a splendid farm just west of i ale, where the happy couple will take up their residence.

The Expositor offers heartiest congratulations and wishes the happy couple many years of prosperous wedded life. I The Societies, a A Weekly Uesumo of what la ROlng on In the Lodge rooms. Advance Lodge, No. 110, IOOF, did not Install officers last Friday evening, but it la hoped that enough members will be present this (Friday) evening to do the work. All who can are requested to come out tonight.

The newly elected officers of Camp Yale, No. CO, Woodmen of- the World were to have been installed into their respective offices Wednesday evening, January 11, but on account of the disj agreeable condition of the roads ana weather that night not enough members were present and it has been postponed until Wednesday evening next. Officers and members keep the date in mind. If Dablos Could Voto the maker of Greene's Cough Cure would some day be President because this great remedy has saved children of all ages much suffering disease and in many cases death. Pure, safe, sure are words of truth as applied to Greene's Cough Cure.

Mothers should keep it on hand because colds come unannounced and need immediate attention. It is positively guaranteed to give satisfaction. Mathews A Wight. 4 OFF Commencing Wednesday, Janur ry 4th and continuing unjil further notice, we will sell everything in our store at a discount of 25 per cent from original prices, tf you cannot come to this great sale, rhake use of our mail order department. All mail orders promptly filled.

Stock Reducing Sale In preparation for our annual jj Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets and Ready-to-Wears. Jj Short lengths in silks 25c to 39c Black Peau do Soic silk 44c Black TalTcta silk 44c 5j Black and colored Broadcloths and Venetians 89c All wool suitings 35c Ladies' and Children's Coats, in two lots, and 4- off. Sco us for all your wants. The Ballentine Dry. Goods Company, Groceries For '05.

Wo want everyono to know that wo arc headquarters for anything in tho grocery line. Our stock is fresh and new and wo can assure you that anything ordered in this lino is strictly guaranteed. Our prices aro as low as first-class goods will warrant. Gold Medal or Flour, 90c a sack; Yale Pride, Gold Band or Ideal Flour, 80c; AXA Flour, 85c; Golden Dome Coffee, 40c; lloyal Mocha and Java Coffee, 35c; Javo Blend Coffee, 25c; Mandhcling Coffee, 20c; Lion and Arbucklo, 15c; best Onopo Tea, 50c our own brand Victor Tea, 35c. Canned Peas, Corn, Tomatoes and Beets, 10c or 3 for 25c.

Spaco forbids further quotations, but you will find our prices as low as tho lowest. We thank you one and all for tho patronago you havo given us during tho past few months, and hoping to merit a continuance of the same, wo wish you a very Happy New Year. Goods Promptly Delivered. Phone 28. The Two Franks ilE mmffl I What Will You Give For a Stoye Not many left but what thero aro will bo sold at prices that will astonish you.

If you need ft stovo this is tho time to get ono cheap WOOD AND COAL HEATERS RANGES AND COOK STOVES Call and get prices. Just a few Btccl ranges left that wo will sell until after inventory at is a raro bargain JOHN HUTTON, THE RED FRONT HARDWARE..