The Yale Expositor from Yale, Michigan • Page 8

5 8 School Supplies Por Lowest Cost There is always an advantage in buying: from the most ample stock, especially if you aro suro that the goods are lino and the prices low. Bring in your list of school books and see what wo can do for you. Send the chiidrcn if you cannot come, they will have as careful attention as yourself. Hook Satchels Ink Tablets Drawing Tablets Composition Uooks Pen and Pencils Colored Pencils Slates and Crayons, etc. The Palace Drug Store of POLLOCK HENNESSY Druggists Phone OSSSS COAL SSSSSS LUMBER GSSSo I I Ask (U Lumber Lath Shingles Doors Windows Mouldings Porch-work Cement Plaster Hard Coal Soft Coal Smithing Coal 8 CQ -J ft Phone 55.

LUMBER? OSSSS aaawn SSSSSS ivoo SSSSO Iverything Our stock of school supplies is very complete and selected with special care to meet the wants of discriminating purchasers. We have Tablets Slates Pencils Pens Pen Holders School Companion Ink Mucilage Library Paste Composition liooks liobks Crayons, etc. The Uexall iine of Tablets, Pens, Pencils, can be had only at our store. There is no necessity for spending time or wasting energy in a search for school supplies. Our assortment and our prices will be found to cover every requircmcn.

The 3R Drugs and Jewelry S86SS3S3SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSO Childhood of Every requires diversity. Quite so, people, they waut a "change'' that, in Furniture line Willow Divan would make a good "change" from the old stutl' bucked chairs you've been using. 8LUUIY UVtl UUI Summer Furniture and see if we haven't a few items you reany neeu. I A. V.

PARMLEE, PHONt 24 DAY OR MCIII Yale, Mich. Yourself the Question What Do I Need in 12. Then take out your pencil and make a memorandum of the various items and bring the bill to us for an estimate. We will assure you that our price is as low as you can get anywhere; also keep in mind that our quality is the best. Estimates cheerfully furnished on bills of all kinds.

One piece or a car load. Our hobby Quality, Price, Service. CO 70 8 Yale Lumber Coal Co. 8 Schools QMoJUL Store Grant Holden Age with older of this or YALE, MICHIGAN. ft V) I ft 8 Local and Otherwise.

Fair and races at Kail Axe this week. Imlay City Fair Oct. 1 to 3. Notice the adv. in this issue.

Will llryee was laid up three days last week rrorn sickness. lleans are backward this season, th pods not tilling out well. A heavy rain fell Tuesday leaving the toads in bad condition again. J. W.

Saxbee writes us from Jierlin, to forward his Expositor to that address. Kev. W. II. I'ole has moved from Capac to Flint where he will take ur his residence.

We are in receipt of a souvenir post card from John S. Dullie addressed at Port of Spain, Trinidad. The Evangelistic meetings being now held in the Church of Christ north and east of Yale are progressing llnely. The Expositor publisher returns thanks to Wm. Foster for a line large head ot cabbage lett on our desk.

O. E. S. installation of otlicers in Ma sonic hall next Monday evening, also a farewell tor Mr. and Mrs.

IJoy Menerey win ne given. The many friends of Kev. and Mrs E. (j. are extending: con gratulations on the birth of a daughter which occurred la.

The person who helped himself to a side ecraper belonging to Charles Craig is known and if not returned in a reasonable time he will be exposed. The Ladies' Aid of West Jirockway church will serve a harvest home supper in the church basement Thursday evening, Sept. 2. Everyone invited. Elizabeth Ostrander of the Cooper store, Richmond, who has been sick, was taken to her home in Detroit Tuesday by her sister Mrs.

J. E. Nims. Seneca Valentine sold his HO-acre farm south-west of Yale to Harvey M. Hall last week; consideration W.

It. MacDonald, real estate, closed the deal. Word reaches us from Needles, that a son was born on Aug. 31, 11H2, to Mrs. Laura Hunt, daughter of Mrs.

Sara Hall of this place. The Expositor extends congratulations. The duck season opened Monday and (Irant Holden, Henry Welch, Chas. Hounds and J. A.

Men.ies spent part of the day on Lynn marsh. If any of the leathered tribe were killed we would publish the number. The building of the new M. 1'. par sonage has been delayed on account of cement, there being none in the city, but some has been received lrom Fort Huron and the work of building the foundation is progressing.

A social dancing party will be given by Him 15. S. 1). Club in McKinney hall. Old Urockway, on Thursday evening, Oct.

3. Music by McKanlass three- piece orchestra. Hill 1.00. A cordial invitation extended to everybody. All members of Urockway Lodere F.

A. M. who can possibly attend are requested by Worshipful Master W. A. Cavanagh to be present at a meetincr called tor next Tuesday evening, Sept.

zi, to practice lor third degree work. The proposition presented to the voters of Lynn township to raise 81,000 with which to build a new town hall at a special election held last week Tuesday was carried. Thirty-two votes were cast in all, 11 of which were against. We are s- rrv to learn that if. was necessary for John Conroy to go to the universary hospital at Ann Arbor Monday where he will undergo an operation.

His friends hope he may pass through the operation success fully and soon recover. The harvest home supper given by the ladies of the M. E. church at Hugh iiodgms Wednesday evening was largely attended. As usual Yale people swelled the crowd that attended and enjoyed the good things prepared for the occasion.

About tf.JO were realized. A Masonic school of instruction will be held in the hall of Urockway Lodge, Hro'vn City lodge will confer the second degree in the afternoon and our home team will ememplify the third degree work in the evening. Members from here and abroad will receive a cordial reception. Favors Natn'I Progressive Ticket. -o- Detroit, Sept.

'12. Mr. James A. Menzies, Yale, Mich. Dear Sir and Friend: The Sept.

12, issue of the eter welcome Expositor was just laid on desk by the postman. The lirst tiding that caught my eye was the pictures "the next president and viee-presideJut of the United States." i read your "explanation at onu and congratulate you upon your stand for clean, righteous politics. It was' my happy privilege to attend a rro gressive rally here at Light (Juard Ar mory last Monday evening and to rap turously listen for over an hour to the eloquent speech' of (lovemor Hiram W. Johnson eloquent, not only because of his exceptional mastery of the English language but because of his enunciation of political principles (that have been adopted by the National Progressive Party) that mean somethingprinciples that every self-respecting citizen, not only CAN but SHOULD adopt and support and then insure fulfillment of by voting for the man that the "gang" has never been able to "gag" Theodore Koosevelt. 1 never thought of being a politician but have always kept tali on "such doings" and "Chicago-June" killed every whit of respect 1 had forrepublicanism as set forth there and then.

Since that time I have been looking to "Taddv the Terror" of evil doers to save the country from its "Political Pirates" and shall now look for my Expositor with even greater pleasure than in the past, since it is lending a helping hand in wi goou wor. If every publisher in our country would adopt political principles that harmonize with HONEST business principles, as you have dom and as they should do, they would change darkness to light and truly "the dawn of the morning" of "good will toward men would speedily come. Stick to your text "body and boots." Very respectfully yours, JOHN It. HOLMES. Millinery opening at M.

M. Pcarce's Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20-21. I Movement mid of PeoplB That Vim Happen to Know, Albert Tosch of Capac was in Y'ale Saturday. Mrs.

James Middleton is in Detroit this week. Mrs. (Irant Holden is in Detroit visit iug lriends. Mahlon Hearss is at (Jaylord this week on business. T.

J. Minnie attended the Fair in De troit two days this week. Jos. lit was in Detroit this week attending the State Fair. Clint Stevens left for Detroit today to attend me Mate air.

Mrs. Helen Keid is in Port Huron this week visiting friends. Mrs. W. II.

Fletcher is in Detroit visiting friends and relatives. John Holden was at (lladwin the first of the week on business. John P. Sheehy is in Detroit this week attending the State Fair. Patrick llerron is spending the week iAetroit and attending the Fair.

Hattie Karn of Ft. Wayne, is in Yale this week visiting friends. Mrs. Floyd Apsey is spending a few days in Cheyenne visiting relatives. Nellie Laughead of Sarnia, is on a visit to her sister Mrs.

John llol den. m. H. Freeman and wife are at Detroit this week attending the State Fair. Charles Cork and Mr.

Cork's mother of Peck spent Sunday at Floyd Apsey s. F. (Jrahain and wife of New Haven visited W. A. Woodruff and family this weeK.

.1. a. uapley, wire and child were over from North JJraneh the latter part or last week. Kev. W.

H. Mitchell of New Lothrop spent a day or two this week in ale among friends. Cassie Etnig of Detroit has been spending the week among Yale friends and relatives. Charles Montney and (Jeorge (lough attended the State Fair in Detroit the lirst of the week. Kev.

J. W. Ayling, Jell" Larry and Ellison Palmateer of Fargo were Yale visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Spain JO. Pearce visited at the home of Henry-Pearce Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. John Lang of Capac spent Sunday at the home of her father W. II.

Morgan, who is sick. A. J. Ilendershott returned to his home at Marion, alter a couple of weeks visit with his son. Wes Collins, Stanley Honney, Joe Lurton and Solomon Tice are taking in the State Fair at Detroit.

Roger Welch and wife spent a couple of weeks camping with Jlert Welch and wife near Millersburg. Mrs. llolton and daughter Murial of Detroit have been the guests of Mrs. Kate Menerey the past week. Mrs.

Fred Taylor and daughter returned Tuesday morning from a week's visit with Cass City friends. John Hurley, wife and child have returned from a two weeks' visit with friends in different parts of the state. J. C. Hart is in Detroit this week doing some work on his tenament houses and also attending the State Fair.

James Livingston of liaden, On unu iwi. oi I'liicugu nave "cen guests ot Mr. and Mrs. James this week. 11.

S. Campbell of Port dist rict agent for the Mutn ai Jiie insurance was in Yale Tuesday. warren Jioadway went to Pt. Huron lhursday with daughter Edith where she unLvrwent an oni-ration for appendicitis. Lincoh Averv was un from Port Huron unending a meeting of the dir ectors ot the First National I Sank l'ueaday evening.

'Wililon Jiearss and wife drove to i) irmingham in their auto last week 'and spent a lew days with triends re turning Saturday. Elizabeth Parkinson has gone to St. Petersburg, to accept a posi Hon as teacher ot domestic science in the public schools. Mrs. (Jeo.

Wilson who has spent the summer on the steamer Walter Scran-ton with her husband has returned home for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. li. K.

Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Ward of North Uranch, autoed to Yale Sunday and spent the day at the Hiome of 11. 11. Ilalsey.

Wm. Williams left Wednesday morn- nig for the north countrv to spend sev erlal weeks among friends at Turner, CPeboygan and other places. Ve A. An o. Mcintyre, liamuen id Chas.

Cavanagh drove in the footer's auto to Detroit the lirst of the weeky and visited the State Fair. MrA and Mrs. Shaw and daughters Kthel and Lizzie were in lt. Huroii last week attending the funeral of Mrk. Shaw's mother Mrs.

Jennie ImesoiV. UarvVy Campbell and wile, Mrs. C. W. and Mrs.

Frank Caugh-ran returned to Detroit after spending a few dViys with friends and relatives in Lynnland West llrockway. (leorgiVna Ueavis went to Worcester, MassV, the first of the wek where she enter'Vd the Domestic Science Institute to taiVe up studies. Her father accompanied her as far as Detroit. Mrs. D.

ll'aterson of Capac. Mrs. lie-becca WetXse of Imlay City, Miss Johnson of Illorton, Kansas, and Anna Parkinson Vf Detroit, have been spending the weeik at T.1I. Parkinson's. Subscribe or the Expositor.

The lmlay City Fair Association is sending out ii eat and tasty Invitations to the press it rid others of this part of the Rtate expending the courtesies ot tho association durinff the fair Oct. 1 to 3. The received one along with complimentary tickets for publisher and 'Wife. We return thanks to Secretary JtuUhsburg for the same. New Fall Goods 6 LJXJL'2GJ I Wallc-Ovpr-THE SHOES FOR YOlTl (IS lit as Sale.

10-room house with li aero of R'onnd; electric lights and furnace; rc. oasement unuer wnoie nouse; can have completed in 30 days. 23- Chas. Rounds, Vale. 1 have a new top buggy that has been driven but twice for sale.

En quire of me for price and further par ticulars. Chas. Oat man. 23-2 The Vale M. P.

church has a uuanti ty of sash, doors, window casing, for sale. Inquire of John Uallman, carpenter. 23-2 A horse power, double cylinder gasoline engine, in good condition, for sale. Call on John II. Merrill, Vale, for price, etc.

22- A heavy work colt 3 mos. old, 24 sheep some lambs and some ewes, 1 A So. 1 good registered ram, 12 swarms good bees in patent hives, It swarms bees in single hives, for sale. John J. Jackson, Old Urockway.

20-4 An 80-acre farm, 5J miles from Vale. Large frame house and large barns. (iood land. Must be sold quick. Price 4000.

Terms easy. 1 also have for sale the Martin house and lot on Main street. Call on or address M. 11. Herbert, Vale.

9- FOH SALE 40 acres good soil between Port Huron and Smith Creek, J4 mile from school, 1 miles from Kimball station, stone roads, 8 room house, barn 40xtf0, stables, corn crib, poultry rock ifell, berries, KKi fruit trees, 2 acres alfalfa. A bargain at for quick sale will throw in good wind and work team. J. M. Turner, Smith Creek, It.

No. 3 Baltd Straw for Sal. Some wheat straw in small bales for sale. Address Hox 313 Vale or Expositor. 20-4 Help Wanttd.

Men, and women to work in Canning Factory. Inquire at factory ollice. 12- Dr. Dr. Cornell, eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, of Port Huron, will be at the Paisley Hotel, 1 ale, on Friday, uct.

4 th, P.I12. Lost. On the road from Henry Johnson's west on cream route, Tuesday, Sept. 11, a pair of gold rimmed eye glasses in case. Finder will receive T0c by return ing same to me or leaving at Expositor ollice.

W. J. Moore, Vale. 23-2 On September 2, 1912, between Itobt. Ellar's and Will Meikle's, two gentle men raincoats, light tan and uarK gray.

Finder please leave at Expositor ollice and receive reward. 23-2 Wheat is not showing up to the mark this year. The average is something about onc third of last year. Also some bargains in Summer Goods Come in and over the latest look Fall Styles. No trouble to show goods whether you buy or not.

Hayes Sheehy YALE MICH. Walk-Overs are the chosen footwear of the world. In any town of any importance you will find Walk-Over shoes and they will fit and please you. Take a look at our new Fall styles for they are nobby. We carry tan and black in both lace and button.

ALSO W. L. Douglas shoes, as they have an unlimited number of friends who would not buy any other make as they arc of superior workmanship and stand tho test for long wear, style and comfort. If you Irive foot trouble try a Douglas. See Window less T.OTHTAN WEEKLY LIMERICK There is man, by name, Air.

Denny, Who is wise and saves every penny. DOLLARS Tg BANK ACCOUNT We Do Not Sacrifice Quality in Order to Quote Low Prices. Wo havo set the standard of quality high, coupling with it a price made as low as a moderate margin of profit will permit. Your interests aro conserved by trading with us. Plumbing Heating Tinning John Hutton Coon Lawrence In the Thos.

(J. Holden shop YALE, MICH. Fresh and Salt Meats, Bologna, Sausage, Sugar Cur ed Ham, Dried Beef. Everything neat and clean. Try us with your next order.

Prompt delivery. W. G. WIGHT Ml). C.

M. TKINITY IIMVKUSITY, M. C. M. Victoria University, Toronto, Ont.

Olllee upstairs over Mathews Wight's driiK store, ofllcfl hours: 7 to a. in to 1 111. and after p. in. YALE, MICH.

NOW ON DISPLAY Disphv PAT MRP CTAUT He Trades at Our Store I because Prices aro lower, and tho dollars he saves they are many. Phone 40 Yale THE Harrington Hotel J. VV. Harrington, Prop. Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water and Klectric Lights in each room.

Hot and fold 1 laths. IW Frc Bus to and from all Trains A. POLLOCK, OKFICK COKNKK MAIN AM) WOOD Sis. onu-e hours: to a. in.

and 1 to I p. 111. Tuesdays and Thursday. YALE, MICH. good time to subscribe NOW, Wfl ill i mm 5 Li 9 i 9 M.

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