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A. 1'ultlisher. Entmni In ti Pust-Omco at Vale as Second Class Mail Matter. 8UUSC1UPTION ICATKS One Year 8160 Six Mouths 75c Thursday, April 8, 1920 Methodist Episcopal Church Sub-' An- A Good Name is unquestionably a priceless, asset And, like most things of real worth it is not gained in a hurry, but is rather the result of hard work and infinite perseverance. The good name we have achieved for ourselves and in which we take a pardonable pride we are daily upholding by a still broader and better service.

If you want the best we want your account. First National Bank 'Uhe Dank That Says "Thank Member of the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK nicli.igra.n. Morning worship, 10:30. iect. "The Walk to Emmaus.

them. Sunday school at 11:45. "De borah and Barak Deliver Israel. Alfred Keys. Evening worship at 7:30.

Head ing of Proclamation by the Governor. The pastor will speak on 'Education, the Heart of Demo cracy, lne nation iaces a snort- age of teachers. What shall we do about this important matter What kind of people should teach our cnuaren now snau we attract and hold them Members of the school board and all who are interested in education are specially invited to come and hear this much needed, timely message. Prayer and praise service on Thursday evening at 7:30. Frederick D.

Mumby, Pastor UK "Wu SPECIALIZE in GROCERIES OF QUALITY. Try a Pound of REAL Coffee Of course our customers know how good they are, but for the benefit of othere we want to say tha we have the best Coffee on the market today Perfection, at 60c a pound; C-I Santos at 50c, and Egyptian at 40c. These come in bulk, and the price of the fancy carton and can are added to the quality. Give it a trial. ZF'IKEID Phone 49 Prompt Delivery Yale Visit Us At Our New Store Besides being housed in a new store building we have added a stock of new goods such as Dress Goods, Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc.

It would give us great pleasure to have you call and inspect our stock even if you do not buy. H. E. CLARK, Roseburg. JEWELRY, CHINA WARE, SILVER WARE, CLOCKS and WATCHES The Holiday season has passed and I thank my customers for the liberal patronage accorded.

My stock of Jewelry, Chinaware, Silverware, Clocks, Watches and Optical goods is complete and anything you need I am in a position to furnish you with. Repairing neatly and promptly done. L. ROY FULLER JEWELER OPTICIAN city and road in the country. Let it carry PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Alfred Martin, Minister Morning worship at 10:30.

The celebration of the communion, the ordinance of baptism, ordination and installation of Elders. Sunday school 11:45, Mrs. Kor Fuller, Supt. Evening worship 7:30, subject, "Satan Among the Saints." The splendid program by the Sunday school, the excellent music by the choir and the reception of new members made Easter Sun day a delightful occasion. Mid-week service at 7:30.

You are alwavs cordially wel come. Mrs. Jennie Cork Alexander, for several years a resident of Yale, died April 2, 1920, at the home of her daughter in Ypsilanti. Mrs. Alexander had been ill for a few weeks with valvular heart trouble, following an attack of in fluenza.

Last Monday, her condition being much improved, she accompanied her daughter to Ypsi lanti. Her death was very unexpected and came as a great shock to the community. The body was brought to Yale Saturday evening and funeral ser vices were held at the home on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Alfred Martin, pastor of the Presbyter ian church, officiating. Interment was made in the Speaker cemetery.

Jennie Lee, the daughter of Thomas and Betsy Lee, was born Berlin, St. Clair county, April 9, 1852. In 1872 she was united in marriage to George M. Cork, of Berlin. To this union was born nine children, Bessie who passed away in 1917; Robert of Ft.

Wayne, Wm. G. of Speaker; Lee of Metamora; Frances of Ypsilanti; Edward who died in 1919; Roy of Detroit; Chas. of Speaker; and James of State College, Penn. After Mr.

and Mrs. Cork's mar- raige they made their home in Speaker until 1908, when they mov ed to lale, where the father died in 1911. In 191G she was married to Chas. Alexander ana tney nave since lived in Yale. Five sisters and one brother sur vive.

Mrs. Alexander was a life-long member of the Methodist church, and a charter member of the Peck L. O. T. M.

Card Of Thanks I wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy, since the death of my be loved wife, to those who furnished the music at the funeral, and the minister for such comforting words spoken in his sermon. Charles P. Alexander. METHODIST PROTESTANT fol Services next Sunday as lows Class meeting at 10:00 a. m.

Preaching service, 10:30. Subject, "The Spiritual Pauper" Text, Isaiah 55-1, "He that hath no money, come ye, buy and eat. Sunday school, 11:30. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m.

Evening service, 7:30, subject, "Thoughts and their fruit." Jeremiah 6-19. "The fruit of their thought. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. We are still studying from the acts of the Apostles. D.

Ryan, Pastor. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Sabbath school at 10:00. We are glad to see such a good interesting Sabbath school. Let us all be on hand Sunday morning. The scholars claim they are get ting a lot of good out of these les sons.

One reason is because of the competent spiritual teachers. Class meeting led by Rev. Wilson at 11:00. Preaching in evening at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7:30.

All cordially invited. J. A. Kelley, Pastor. MENNONITE CHURCH Services over the Sabbath, April 11th: Preaching in the Greenwood church at 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening.

Brick Chapel, Yale, Sunday school at 2 p. m. Preaching at 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Friday evening.

You will receive a welcome to these meetings. J. A. Avery, Pastor. Could Not Begin to Tell "I could not tell you all the ben ents I had from the use of Foley's Honey and Tar," writes Miss Rose Florke, 209 Hawkins Braddock, Pa.

'I had a cold in my chest and fearing it would cause pneumonia I tried Foley's Honey and Tar and it was not long till I felt relieved. I hope others suf fering from severe colds will try it." Many such letters have been written about this time-tried, re liable family medicine for coughs colds, croup and whooping cough H. T. Hennessy. Land Contracts Wanted The Amerlin Company of Yale wishes to make contracts for acre age and any farmers having land to lease should see James Wallace or call at the office.

The land will be looked over and contracts sign ed up. 51- A Girl For Housework Wanted. In small family in De troit where she will receive the same care as at her own home and a separate warm comfortable room with private bath. Here is a chance for a neat and willing worker who desires a good position with a nice family. For further particulars write or call A.

Menzies, Yale Expositor, Yale, Mich. OBITUARY HERE AND THERE Thumb Talcs Tersely Told Inter esting Items Gleaned From Our Exchanges J. u. urausnaw was Dorn in Maddock, Ont, May 22, 184G, and departed this life April 2, 1920, aged 73 years. 10 months and 11 days.

He came to Michigan at the age of 19 years. Was united in marriage to Miss Henrietta Mcln- tyre beptember 1, 18G9. From this union were born live children three sons and two daughters J. of Highland Park; R. of Traverse City; C.

of Saginaw; Mrs. W. Hudson, of VciDa. Cal. and Mrs.

J. A. Avery, of Yale, who with their mother all survive him and in his decease they lose a lov ing and devoted husband and fath er. He was an active member of the Methodist church for over thirty years. Was confident of his ex ceptance of the Lord and spoke of meeting eternal things as though he was going on a visit.

Besides the family he leaves a host of friends to mourn his loss Funeral services were held from the Roseburg Methodist church oy nis pastor. Elder White, assist ed by Elder Cline. Interment in the North Fremont cemetery. Card of Thanks 1 Mrs. Bradshaw and familv wish to express their appreciation for tne Kindness, assistance and sym pathy shown them in their sad be reavement in the death of Mr Bradshaw.

FARGO A surprise party was given Raymond Wurtzel Friday evening, April the 2nd, the occasion be ing his 18th birthday. There were 54 present. All reported a very nice time. Election of officers at the Church of Christ Sunday morning were as follows Supt, Arthur Hewitt Asst. Mrs.

Adrain Hull Sec'y, Margaret Watson Barber Neil Organist, Mrs. Adrian Hull Rada Zuelch spent the week-end with her parents, Henry Zuelch And family. Pauline Gardner is home from Detroit spending her Easter vaca tion north of the village at Mrs Paul Willey's. Eunice RandalL Gillam school teacher, spent Thursday evening with Margaret Watson. Mr.

and Mrs. Herb Roberts and son, of Richmond, spent Easter bunday with the former parents George Pohl has resigned his position in Port Huron and return ed to his home here for the sum mer's work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pohl and John Pohl, also Charles Lorenze and family, of Port Huron, were Sunday visitors here.

Will Watson, of Avoca, has purchased a new Overland car. Adrain Hull was a Tort Huron caller Monday. L. J. Lconhard, of Peck, is mov ing his family to Port Huron.

Hoy Bncker has sold his home Marlette and moved to Harbor Beach. Mrs. Elizabeth Rusnell, of Min- den City, died last week at the age of 90 yours. Seegar of Saginaw, have the contract for the Brown City street paving. Hotel Wilson at Ilurbor Beach, has been sold to Chas.

F. Rogey. of Rogers City. Speaker township has two cases of diphtheria, Frank Utter and John Tnunor. The Adventists of Sandusky and vicinity will build a church as soon as weather permits.

It is reported that there are 150 private stills in the western part of Huron county making booze. William Alexander, 8G years of age and a resident of Sanilac Co. for 48 years, died last week. Fifty business firms of Caro observed Good Friday by closing their doors from 1 to 3 clock. Macomb county i.iU school Ath letic Association fiol-a day will be held at Romeo on Friday, Junt 4.

Capac high school gave the com edy, "Couple of Millions," last week in a very successful man ner. Mrs. John Kenney, of Emmett, received a broken wrist as she was endeavoring to hold a frightened horse. Rev. Alex.

C. Wilson, for 32 years pastor of the United Pres bytenan church at Miltord, died last week. F. R. Phillips will leave the superintendence' of the.

Marlette schools and take up that position in Croswell. The nopulation of Port Huron slightly exceeds 26,000 people. The city of St. Clair numbers about 3,200. Wednesday, April 14, is big Dol lar Day in North Branch.

The town has tried it out before with good success. In Oakland county there are two hundred abandoned farms, on account of the scarcity of help and high cost of labor. A Macomb county baseball leag ue has been organized. Armada Romeo, Richmond, Utica, Warren and Mt. Clemens are represented A.

Schmidt, health officer and justice of the peace of Adair, took his own life by shooting himself He was 75 years of age and failing in health. Relative to the false imprison ment cases pending against the Almont men, Almont may have to shell out unless they be up and doing. The Hub elevator at Sandusky, has been purchased by the local Gleaners at $15,000. A Gleaner Clearing House will be establish ed in that city. (Jroswell lair association is planning to enlarge its grounds by buying nine lots lying to the north and throwing them open to the present grounds.

Seven Almont high school boys were suspended from school be cause they wore orange and green ribbons on the seams of their trousers St. Patrick's day. It is hinted that many of the farmers selling milk to the Inter national Milk Products Co. at Bad Axe, do their milking in the rain or too near the pump and are due for arrest. The Park Hotel and entire half block of property adjoining in Al gonac, has been purchased by De troit parties, who will put in ex tensive repairs and run a first class hotel.

The plant and machinery of the Sandusky Brick Tile yard which has not been operating for two years has been bought by Harold Wills, who wants brck made for his new town. The Sanilac county athletic as sociation held its annual business meeting in Port Huron last week Carsonville was voted into the as 'sociation, making six schools. The track meet will be held at Cros well on Friday, June 4. When a heavy bolt of lightning shattered a tall poplar tree near the residence of Thos. Armstrong, in Wales, the resultant concussion was so great as to shatter the glass in all the windows and the family of three were overcome.

Poultry Wanted I will pay the highest market price for all kinds of poultry. If you have anything to "sell notify me and I will call. Will buy every day. Call 59 11 2s. 18-2Gt A.

C. Sperry, Yale. A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roy Colburn, of Applegate, was instantly killed last week when she was going home from school. It is thought the child attempted to catch a ride on a wagon loaded with gravel and fell off, the rear wheel striking her before she could get out of the way.

Jacob Rocke, a Peck farmer, has tile drained his farm with large tile. When he was doing the work many doubted whether this would be a success. He now invites all those who were skeptical to come out and see how well the tile is carrying off the water from the land. With sufficient outlet the land is drained to perfection. tM G3 i3 13 rr 1., ft irca tv ES S3 Eva es tva ft eM ft CM ft ft? 83 ft urn ft ft ft ft tm is ft vs 63 ft ft S3 ft MELLOTONE Gives walls a rare charm Lowe Brothers Mello-tone is a flat oil paint that gives a deep, velvety finish to walls.

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