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ft to AS to to to to to to Once Get Inside of our store and look us oyer carefully and you will bo convinced that our claims of superiority are based upon facts as solid as the stubborn rock. One trial will prove that Our Goods Are The Best. There can be no more said. Nothing can be better than the best. On top of that we put the undisputed fact that our prices are as low as can be placed on like grade of goods.

-V- We Will Give You As Much For your money as you ever did get or ever can get elsewhere. Largest Stock of Wall paper in Yale. It has paid others and will pay you to look over our lino before vou buy. Buy your drugs from us. substituting.

Vou always get what you ask for. Drags, Stationery, School Books, Wall Paper, Window Shades. GRANT HOLDEN. RAKE RAPLEY. Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law, And Solicitors In Chancery.

Settlement of Kstates iiml eiiral I'lolate l'raetiee. Have for sale Minie of the tlnest fanning land In Mieii)'an, as well as city and village lrojcrtv. Money to Loan on Real Estate, at tlm very lowest rate Interest, with tlio easiest terms of payment. Marriage Licenses Obtained. Insurance written In first-class Compatles.

LJARVEY TAPPAN. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW General l'raetiee, l'robate Law, Settlement of Estates, Real Estate Homes in Yale. Vacant Uuild-ing Sites. Vacant IJusiness Sites. I have correct maps of the Village of l'ale, and Counties of Clair and Sanilac.

Abstracts of nearly all of Yale property. St. Patrick's Day. Township election next. Grass seeders at Fox Hounds.

T. 15. plug smoking tobacco at IJeard's. New dress, goods in patterns at Ballentine's. Careful buyers should read Parkin-eon's ad.

this week. Horse clippers, the best make, only $1.50 at tho Racket. You can make money by going to Ballentine's to trade. Dr. W.

C. Walker at Rapley House, Yale, Tuesday, Mar. 28. Tho call for a republican to-vnship caucus may bo found in another part of this issue. Fox Hounds have received one car of wire and they advise the people to buy early.

The condition of J. A. Wilson and O. 1. Chamberlain remain about the same as last week.

L. Hoy Fuller, Yale's new jeweler, has a word to say to our readers in a new ad. this week. Head it. The Kapley House bus has been repainted and is now in active service between hotel and depot.

It's a beauty. Dr. Yuill has so far recovered as to le able to attend to office practice. You will find him in his rooms over Ballentine's double store. Kbcr was in Norfolk, during the past two weeks, writes an interesting letter to The Expositor which we publish this week.

Regular review of Yale Tent KOTM, Tuesday evening, March 21st, at which lime there will be an initiation. The members are requested to come out en masse. If you want to have a handsome room and imagine you are living in the National Capitol buy a handsome blue paper at Will Lennon's drug store. It's a beauty. This week the annual Tax Sale for St.

Clair county is being published in the form of a supplement in The Ex positor. Keep this supplement for future reiercnce. Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup Btops that tickling in the throat. This reliable remedy allays at once irritations of the throat, eore throat, noarseness and other bronchial anections.

For Sale or exchange for other stock, one thorough-bred Chester Whito boar Trig with pedigree. I also have one which I will keep for service. J. W. Keed, section ureenwood.

44-5 The weather the past week has been variable. We nave had snow, ram thaws and freezes, a little sunshine and a good deal of shadow. The immense drifts of snow have nearly vanished and seon we hope to see some faint feigns of spring. Wanted. Reliable salesmen to sell the best specialty ever placed on the market.

Staple article and ready teller, affording a large protit. There is a steady and increasing demand for it in all sections, 2o samples requir cd. Address, 41-6 Cleveland, O. Mrs. Eva P.lack has returned from a two weeks stay in Detroit and will open up her new spring millinery in the Chamberlain building just vacated by William LcUear.

Mrs. Black will haye her opening before Easter, the dates to bo announced next week. A full line of beautiful spring hats and accessor ies will bo shown. Komember Mrs. Black's change of location.

A complete surprise was perpetrated upon King C. Holden and wife last Friday evening, by all tne brothers and families suddenly appearing at their home. King finally gout through his head that it was his birthday and Ins relatives wanted to help him cele brate. so a grand good evening was en joyed by all and King was wished many nappy returns or tne day. The household goods of Lester Clark were shipped on Wednesday of this week to West Conway, Shiawassee county, where Mr.

Clark is preaching. Mr. Clark and family nave been resi dents of this place a good many years occupying a farm just south of the village, and they win be gTeatiy miss td. Elder Clark was the pastor of the M. P.

church formerly and ne has hosts of warm friends here who will be sorry to see himself and family leave. Thev will all join in wishing him peace and prosperity in his new field of labor. Ad changes II. E. Beard.

L. Roy Fuller. W. H. Palmer.

T. H. Parkinson. W. II.

Ballentine. Montgomery, Ward Co. Choice potatoes at Beard's. Ladies' belts only 8c. at the Racket.

The new Bell Skirts for ladies at Ballentine's. Pork and bean3 only 10 cents a can at Parkinson's. Milk strainers, worth 23c, only 18c. at the Racket. Dr.

W. C. Walker at Rapley House, Yale, Tuesday, Mar. 28. See those 201b scales that Fox Rounds are selling for $1.25.

Don't forget to see tho new silk waist patterns at Ballentine's. Secure your binder twine at Fox Rounds' store before it goes up another cent. Don't forget that Fox Rounds will be strictly in it with the best wheels for the least money. Second-hand good con dition, for sale. Inquire at The Ex positor omce, laie.

What looks prettier than an elegant gilt green paper on your parlor. Call at Will Lennon's and you will find just what will suit you. "The Yankee Volunteer" by Fr.Kel- ley at Central Hall next Thursday evening. Keserved seats on sale at Grant Holden's drug store. Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Menerey are rapidly gaining strength being able to attend to their duties about the house and premises. All will be pleased to learn oi tins.

The Port Huron Times says that Rev. Sam Bettes, the wandering eyangelist of St. Clair county, is now lecturing in Mexico and that he will visit California before his return. L. A.

Sherman, editor of the Port Huron Times is the newly appointed postmaster at Port Huron. The appointment does not meet with general favor among republicans. Everything you want in the wall paper line. Eyery roll you do not need taken back, all your paper trimmed and perfect satisfaction guaranteed with eyery sale is some of the inducement Will Lennon otters you. The two Williams, Blackford and Cline, came together in front of Mc-Intyre Harris' warerooms Monday.

The former has a beautifully decorated face and the latter escaped with a few bruises. If you haye any face painting or decorating to be done call on Wm. enne. John Davey, the popular proprietor of Hotel Dewey, Emmet, will give a grand Easter Ball on the evening of April 3rd. Cassello's Italian Orchestra, of Port Huron, will furnish music for the occasion.

Bill only fl.00. The public in general is invited to attend and a good timo is guaranteed. Don't miss it. Yale Chapter OES was favored with an invitation from the two Chapters in Port Huron to attend a reception tendered Mrs. Hattie E.

Ewing, most worthy grand matron of the general grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star of the United States, held in Masonic hall, Port Huron, last Monday evening. Sixteen ladies and one gentleman accepted the invitation and we know that Mr. Ruh was right in his element with a lot of ladies to take care of. From the account of the reception in the Times we can infer that a grand good time was enjoyed by all. We also cite this from theTimes "Mrs.

J. C. Holden, of Yale, made one of the best addresses of tho evening and concluded by reciting a poem entitled, 'The It is no surprise to hear that our ladies can make speeches with tho best of them. Tuesday afternoon saw them all at home again feeling better for their little outing. The following are those who attended this reception from Yale: Mrs.

Beecher, Worthy Matron; William Ruh, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Beard, Associate Matron; Mrs. Ballentine, Assistant Conductress; Ida Menerey, Ada; Mrs. McKeith, Ruth: Letta Eilrick, Esther; Mrs. J.

C. Holden, Martha; Mrs. Ferguson, Electa; Mrs. J. A.

Vincent, Chaplain: Mrs. Drake, Organist; Mrs. Joe E. Vincent, Mrs. Tappan, Mrs.

Rounds, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. John Holden, and Lura Mc-Kenna. Pure maple syrup at Beard's. New styles in shoes at Ballentine's.

Fine largo pickles'only 7 cts a dozen at Parkinson's. Tho new satin and silk skirts in profusion at Ballentine's. Dr. W. C.

Walker at Rapley House, Yale, Tuesday. Mar. 28. Ladles! The newest things in linings may be found at Ballentine's. Twelve quart granite water pail, best ware, 45 cents at the Racket.

Twenty-five white-wash brushes at 10 cents each worth 20 cents at Fox Rounds'. Fr. Kelley at Central Hall next Thursday evening. Don't mies hearing this lecture. If you want to ride the best wheel that can bo bought for the money get it of Fox Rounds.

To any lady who enjoys a neat, nobby, perfect-titting shoe, we would certainly say, go to Parkinson's. Wanted A smart, active girl to do general houwe-work. Apply at onco to Mrs. D. Stoner, Mary street, Yale.

4G-5 For Sale The Standard-bred Trotting Stallion "Shaddock" (28732). Easy terms. Enquire of Geo. W. Allen, Yalo.

o(5 C.Cooper is erecting a building on east Mechanic street. In company with W. Schlichter, of Brown City, Mr. Cooper will handle harvesting machines this season. Dk.

Bull's Couoii Svnur cures a cough or cold in short order. One bot tle of this wonderful remedy will eilect a cure. It is absolutely the beet cough syrup made. Price 25c. Cards are out announcing a grand Easter ball at Hotel Brockway, Old Brock way.

Monday evening, April 3d. The best of mu9ic will be secured, and a good time may bo looked for. Bill only 73 cents. Geo. B.

Secord, the well known con- tractorof Tonawanda.N. Y. says: I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family for a long time and have found it superior to any other." For sale by Will Lennon. Frank II. Gibbs, a few years ago in the hardware business in Vale, but of late years in company with W.

W. Wix-som, hardware merchants at Coleman, has purchased his partner's interest and is now the sole proprietor. We wish our old friend 1 rank unlimited success in his business. Dr. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron over Knill's drug store, Port Huron, will be at tho Rapley House, Yale, the second Friday of each month where he can be consulted on diseases of aboye organs only.

Classes fitted. His next vi6it will be on I riday, April 14th. He will be in his Port Huron office every day in tho month except Fridays. Tho Yale Milling Co. have kindly tiroposed to furnish their "Yalo's ride" Hour for tho baking to bo done at Fox Rounds' hardware store from March 20 to 25.

Wo are proud to know that this flour has becomo justly cele brated all over the country, not that we have only been made acquainted with this fact, because we have known it a long time, but we like to bring it before our readers from time to time that we have one of the best mills in the state, and no better Hour is pro duced anywhere. With Wm. Ruh as head miller it is certain that the high reputation he has earned for the mill will ever be maintained. A change in F. A P.

M. R. R. em ployee at this station took place tho latter part of last week. The reasons for making the change have not been made public, although it it is surmised that it is on account of Clarence Hun- gerford and brother Bert being mem bers of the Order Railway Telegraphers, which is obnoxious to the company.

F. A. Griswold, Jule Hennessey and Thos. Hoskin are here attending to the work at this point. While we regret to see the old employees displaced, we cannot help but give the new ones a hearty welcome.

Clarence and Bert Hunger ford both have many friends in Yale, all of whom trust they may not be long in securing other" situations. Village Election. The excitement over this epring'e vil lage election failed to run very high for the simple reason that there was no opposition to the one ticket. Notwith standing this fact 120 voters visited the polls and each one cast his ballot, some of which did not count on account of being spoiled. The officers below were elected by votes ranging from 117 to 121 A.

J. Ward for as sessor, receiving tho highest number. President James McColl. Trustees A. W.

Ferguson. R. II. Menerey. Geo.

Mann. Treasurer H. E. Beard. Clerk E.

F. Fead. Assessor A. J. Ward.

Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day. ovai bakino powoea new vork. ERSONAL. MOVEMENTS AND DOINGS OF PEOPLE YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

A. W. Ferguson spent Monday in Port Huron. Chas. Dewey, of Melvin, was in town Wednesday.

W. B. Saville was a Port Huron visitor Friday last. Mae Trainer, of Detroit, is the guest of Letta Eilrick this week. L.

Roy Fuller went to Richmond Thursday returning Friday. Wesley Schlichter, of Brown City, was Yale visitor Wednesday. J. A. Rapley transacted legal business in Port Huron Friday last.

Emma Smith, of Sanilac Centre, is visiting in the village this week. Harvey Tappan spent two days this week attending a law suit at Fargo. Mrs. S. Martin, of Avoca, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

George Mclntyre. Elmer L. Moore, of Rofeburg, was in Yale Thursday on his way to Detroit. Mrs. Caroline and Mrs.

J. C. Holden were in Brown City last week visiting friends. Geo. Fox and wife, of Marlette, were guests of Chas.

Rounds and wife over Sunday. Mr 8. E. R. Beecher attended the funeral of Mr.

Roberts at Marine City Tuesday. Geo. Mclntyre went to Lansing Wed nesday on business for the lirm of Mclntyre Harris. Mrs. J.

F. Holden and daughter, of Brown City, have been visiting friends here the past week. V. F. McDonald and John A.

Springer haye been home from Saginaw a lew days this week. James McColl, A. W. Ferguson and Harvey Tappan were at Mayville on business Friday last. Mrs.

Frank Gillis and Mrs. Barney Mills, of Marysville, are guests of Mrs. J. A. Rowe this week.

Mrs. J. A. Menzies was in Port Huron Friday and Saturday the guest of Mrs. Cady and family, Geo.

II. Mustard, of Port Huron, has been working in this section for a few days in the interest of the Loyal Guards. Will Mackman who has been working in the woods all winter returned home last Wednesday looking hale and hearty. Irene Edmunds, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J.

C. Holden for a few weeks past, returned on Monday to her home in Ontario. R. J. Newell, wife and family, returned Friday last to their home in Toronto, after spending two weeks with John Newell and family.

Jason Clark, of Saginaw, visited in Y'ale the fore part of the week. His mother Mrs. Lester Clark returned home with him where she will visit for a short time previous to going to her new home at West Conway. Wanted A respectable, middle-aged woman to keep house for Alfonso Gray and wife, Vale. 45-2 Auction sale bills printed at The Expositor job rooms at a reasonable price, and a notice of the sale given free.

Lost Somewhere in the village of Yale, between the residence of Jas. II. Moore and Chas. F. Michaels, a logging chain 18 feet long.

Finder will please leave at Expositor office. To Rent. The south half of the north-west auarter of Seo. 30, Brock- way is for rent. Reasonable good land, buildings, orchards and tences.

im mediate possession given. For further particulars apply to Josepn Kavauagh, Brockway, St. Cla lair Mich. 43-o SSSSSSSSS9SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 8 8 8 8 8 8 .8 8 REQUEST. You to call and look over our stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades and judge for yourself who has the largest and best selected stock in Yale.

Ieq.vi.cst you to get prices on our goods and see who is selling at rock-bottom prices. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 "Wo you to compare our way of doing business with others and see who gives perfect satisfaction to their customers. Our line of wall paper Is complete, and we can show you all the latest patterns from the very cheap- est un. B3u "We have what you need In the "Window Shade line, jl from the cheapest felts up, including the best oil colors. ((V Respectfully Yours, y) i in 1 WILL LfclNINUN, SSSSSSSSSSSSS9SSSSSSSSSSSS 9) It Requires 8 No Head to See 8 the Bargains Ut In Our Great Stock of 8 High-Grade Goods.

Good Quality and Honest Merit are in all Goods we show. Uniformly low prices are made on all we have to sell. You can't co wrong wheu you buy from us, because we have just one way of doing business, and that is to give i Dollar in good Quality for a Dollar of any man's money. Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, En4 Boots and Shoes. THE NEWEST STYLES IK GREAT VARIETY.

All departments are freshly stocked with the most popular and desirable goods made. Come to us for anything you may need and get it at a Prico you can afford to pav. RA Double Store. A Word to the Wise is Sufficient. "We wish to inform you of the bargains you can iind by looking over the stock of K.

B. Fuller Co. We have on our table Remnants of Dress Goods which we must sell in order to reduce our stock. Remember Our line of Collarettes and Men's and Boys' Overcoats Are being sold at a great sacrifice. Our line of- Christmas Lamps, Gaps and Saucers, Mags and Fancy Dishes will be sold at cost for the next ten days.

When buying Shoes, remember our line is complete in Drew, Selby Co. and J. li. Lewis, Wear Resisters, shoes. Our Grocery Department Is complete, and we deliver our goods to any part of the village.

E. B. FULLER (Successors to Lothian Fuller.) MASONIC BLOCK. YALE. MICH.

A Good If you have a good thing the people want it. Their acale of living is many degrees higher than their fathers'; they want the comforts as well as the necessaries of life. Ruy one of our BUGGIES, SURRIES or ROAD CARTS. and you will be sure to take comfort. It wont belong before you will want a plow, harrow, or land roller, or some repairs to these machines.

We have them. Give us a call. McINTYRE HARRIS. yjuc i1? mMMMrf We Are Now Ready To furnish you the finest quality of Roller Flour manufactured in the State. Our mill Is running and we make a specialty of gristing, and all farmers and others who bring their grists to our mill can rest assured that they will get just returns, besides a first-class quality of Flour.

We Guarantee Our Flour. y) Headquarters for Drutft, Patent Medicines, y) A School Books. Stationery, Etc. fA We carry In stock at both wholesale and retail Flout Uuckwhcat, Graham, Corn Meal, Chopped Feed, Shorts I ran, Etc. The Yale Milling Limited..