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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

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- Blf NOW At ccyufTLAsM,
mans hlndsixht Don't think that
the mftlipnaifea Of America are
any smarter or work harder than
you Dc. they EFuw rich brrAu&
they seize opreftunity. f9n can
40 The same and grew rlch as
they do. Coaultiam offers the ops
p0rtunsfS. Bankers. lawyers.
capitalists. dottofs. ciergymrn.
business men. railroad csnpiores.
ete.-ail eiasses o. peepls Sn,y,nF
ssrminu. OF Americas greatest
raitfuaH. the Canadian Pariftc-.in
the Vancouver wcfropnlitnn dis
trirt. The chance Of lifetime 70
Nv early buyers In Chicago. Seat
lie, Portland. 81 Louis. WlnnlpeE.
Caiznry. etc Premier MrHridr
aaiA In hip New Years Review
III n TiKnifirant TO note That
renui,lsm. ~n.eh. IL u 1spcrtsd.
will rankin extent % trackage
and all modern railrradfnn nrcch-
nifiea-~-with any on tho continent,
and in prov vision OF which an er.
General ssunt Busteed OF the
Canadian Pacific railroad save.
'.The tufanany " IN great need 81
new terminus aud u r. In our
own lntorss, 20 push me work
tion 10 buildinr the diverted
roads and streets. we shall ar
aoou as possible build number
OF sidetrackR large engine
house and certain othsr buildings.
and generally prepare tho way for
further immense construction
work. vice President Bury of the
Canadian Pacific Railway Gays
Work has begun at Cogultlain.
Rapid work on the terminals is
imperativc--~sn the work and de-
velopments win be rapid ne.
sides the railway activities. great
Industrial developments are 10 store
for coauiilam. a million dollar
manufacturing corporation u
Anid to be headed thia way. De.
nahnd for Coauitiam Terminal
Co.'S lots break all records fto.-
tnan buys 900 lots. Addresses q
Coaaltiam lot owners new extend
from ocean TO ocean. Keseryn-
Hons coming IN bv mail and wire.
We own So per cent OF tho lots
surrounding the terminals ana
aud industrial aitea. Residential
lots. also TO 1900. on terms OF $40
a month IN. business lots. $500
10 $1,000 Don't waltz Don't let
this opportunity slip BY. Buy
nowand make = killing Cal or
panoramic Views Of coquitinnis
the Pitt and Fraser Rivers. etc.
suitable for framtsg. and large,
iIiuatraied folder. cooutTLAM
TERMINAL COMPANY. LTD.
yys~ssI,s y g cavxxs Ssrn GH shs
BAILEY BLDG. SEATTLE. WIN.
GENERAL AGENT FOR WASH
lNGTDN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

s-foom modern house large bath
ana pantry. fi3; new furniture
Tor sale cheap. private parties.
ballard Gil.
For rent Modern house rooms .
hished room ffB, close IN, near
tar llnse 1929 9Th ~
For rent = Eight room house
close In. MODERN suitable for two
fnmiiioF, t17. North ff1.
courtroom cottage. newly repaired
gas. electric lights and bath. yard
low rent sal bellevue az NJ
81 per mouth.-t.foorn heNee. large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

This train Ia an hour behind
time" said the fretfaI passenger.
Yes" replied tho conductor. but
you ought not TO mind that. it's .
heap pleaSanter on this train than II
win be In the town you're going to"
Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

Edith Was iighthsarfed and mer-
~ over everything. Nothing APP
peaIed 10 her seriously. So. one
day. her ni9Rher decided 20 invite
very serious younk parson 10 din.
Nor. and he was placed next 70 the
tigbtrhearted girl. Everything
vent well until she asked him.
You speak Of everybody having
mission. What is yoursy"
My mission. said the parscn.
''Is 10 save young men.
Good replied the girl. I'm
glad TO meet you. wish you'd
save one for mo,"~-Ladies' Home
Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

NO RICHER SOIL
ON PUGET SOUND.
NO OTHER LAND so EASILY
CLEARED.
$40 AND sas PER ACRE.

s@f Rtft $50 ~ %.f~*fA-r
Thi, .and IL -situafed on 'whlaby isl.
and nsar Oak Harbof. II lies prac-
tically level. The soii ID rich. no
unusually rich that nowhere else
In the United states are such large
crops OF wheat raised. Potatoes.
oats ard vegetables do Exceptions
ally wtii. and u II an ideal place
for poultry. FOR you can raise all
your feed at little expense. And
another big factor In fnsnr ~ this
land ~ that IL ia 80 easily cleared.
IL takes not evcr one.fhtrd 10 one
half tho labor that land on either
side 81 the sound does. A great
deal Of dairting Ia carried on. too.
A creamery and condcnHinK branch
are located there.
And. boar IN mind, that this land.
though offered al a lower price
than any other that has been
brought to your attention for
years. ie not out Ia a little opcnf
Ing in deem woods. hut In a set
tied community. with fine farm
homes with schools aud "A high
school, fine roads. rural free de-
livery telephones. etc.
We are selling this land In 40-acre
tracts on VERY fsASN TERMS IL
You viii call At the rffite we VIII
give YOU a card 10 our agent at
Oak Harbor.
WEST g. WHEELER.
SOC csIman Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

business propoaition--For sale.
$500 stock OF staple and fancy
uroceriea, flour and feed at 10 per
cent discount. 100 live. steady Gus.
toners. good location mostly AL
cnah on weekly accounts, $1,000
Will handle. 1904 California nv..
West Seattle.
FOR sALE---.Furniture and furnish
) ings OF 20 rooms. including bed
ding. carpets. etc, 500 cash. bali
ance monthly. Woodhouse a Plat
Furniture Co. ans Pike st.
30 YOU know that the Canadian Pa
cific railway II already ut work
on the beginning OF Its great ter
minnle at Coqu!tlam1
Free lease for five years - well
located, partially cleared water
front. 60Og Fremont av.
VIII sell or trade for diamonds, good
paving picture theatre. good iosa-
ton. Call ilG Occidental av.
viii purchase past due notes. mort
cages and claims, I'll Boston Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
HALF-HoUR
HALF.AcRE TRACTS

On the East Side of Lake Washing
park; less than five minutes walk
from Medina. Can come to End
and Ycsler from tho property In
exactly half an hour. Plenty of
large boats now. and haif-hour
ferry service planned to operate
before long.
Half acre tracts 1.-THE area of five
4oxf0O-foot lots) for $500.
Terms as low as 10 per cent cash
and balance easy monthly pay
ments.
HENRY FREDERICK, INC.
Main sos7. Ind. si7s.
iogc Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

Two or three large housekeeping
rooms for rent. private house. ~
Thomas,
Nicely fusuished hournkerplng
New York INK
Earle. IN Marion Hinsis house
kseEInH rnomn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

facf tsivef purse. containing 70 IN
money. jcweIry. keys and paperei
Star office.
Iomt-- .ndy'a -handicd silk UNI
bfnila. with script M" on 9Th nv,
near Cobb bldg. valued M keeps
sake. reward. Phone " 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

WANTED---Men Go become lndepand-
ent farmers IN Eastern North Caro-
lina-~The Nations Garden Spot.
Leads for largo profits an small
capital Write for booklet. G.. Van
1scsiyen. SO Southern Bldg. Will
mlnEfon. NJ, G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
PUBLIC MARKETS


Bacon. l2,4f lts .pIcnie. hamh'
BONA 4 issk' J lbs Ssc; ian,h stew. 81
III fine bacon. isc ~, Hex hamr
1sc ~: swift.s bacon. ZIG - ~ tns
pork. Ixhc NJ. country sausage,
lbs 2ycI horse rendered lard 3 iba.
sEe. ! bars funburat soap. zSe; 100
bars. case. fss solid packed to'sa :
tees Zoe can. SOC can asparagus,
eec n best corn starch. Sc. dry
Dntona. 4 lbs Ice. oranges, l5C dor.
tfnah urrer ehcese. ghc W ffeInist
lee n, heat butter. lbs 1tcs Nor.
weQiagi goat cheese. 400 VI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

<s~s~-~~~~r>r~r~~~>~><>r~ r-~~~~~<~r~~~-e-S~~~~
DRIVING DISTANCE OF
SEATTLE
On coed wagon road We have 9. 10.
- and - acres Or Rvod soil, rome
alder and maple. Price fta 70 500
an acre. Just Tho place for poui.
try. fruits and berries near
school. depot ard mile. employing
several hundred fnnn. Terms tft
cash. ~ wonth. Take Madison
car and Kirkland ferry 20 our
branch office on kirkland wharf
or see burke a Fnrrar. les Cherry
~. Dren evenings.
8ET in NOw-Tha Immigration
that will follow the COMPLETION of
The Panama canal IL bound TO
hnoaf PUGET sound lard. Today "
IL fhr best tpnd ~ tho price IN the
Northwest. We hsNe five acres OF
9ood enif. just west Of the city. In
well settled district. quick and
chtap transportation. more than
enoslsA timber 80 pay for tito land
Prizes s1ko Tor the five acres; $40
cash. 81 nfnnfh. GIffFUHn
LAND co. Owner 1919 Third Ay.
ppen ernnsnss and Sunday
ssoauisians. the coming great inAus.
trial center and railway terminus
OF tho Pacific coast. IL in the Van
couxsr metropolitan district. Only
IL miles from Vancouver. Brltinh
II you want chicken ranch. s>s
knufffoau-Keify Co. The Live
Wires "a Northern Bank BidE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

-e-e-~~v~N.~rE ee~es<te-e.~<Nr~e-~
ifanaf6r fcre tracts 20 csutnaiia---
Fertile. broad acres Of rich *efe.
table loan. bottom land and
level AZ floor. does not overflow.
70 minutes walk from city, hard
surfaced road X. ~ -. centfnlin
II the fastest growing city IN the
met nsos s sseyss n is9io "f irlss saso
per acre. go cash and so nemi.
annually. Wa have only eight Of
these tracts 70 sell aud n you are
Io0aing Tor a home OF infestfst nt,
you could not DO better than buy
1T Ccntrniia. who're a. ,o0o, 900 -
being spent for faeforiss. falirpad
shops. buildings and public I'm
pfosensnts, fss acres Of fich
clay loan soil miles from Cen
ftnlin. which IL the Fitfsbtsfg Of
Washington" IS acres ciaared.
aofns old buildings Price II
5000. viii take $4,000 worth of
elsarad foattie property and q
mortgage back Oh The land for the
balance, 10 that II takes no cash
20 handle this place, Don't offer
us property that ~ incunbered
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY
100 zud Ave. Seattle
Room 10 Downs Bldg. Phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

eggs "a dor.: fresh local ranch
er~~ agr. csc. Columbia RIVER
<sneffa. lbs. 4Scs aaited cells. ~ &c
prrrNp7vnuia eerapple. f5c 10: pure
rolIef oats. 6 lbs, &c pink beans. &c
III Napfha SOAP. Z bars CSC; corn
sfarch. Sc pkg: sugar. 20 lbs. ~.
with sf.Do purchase. onions. lbs.
for Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

$3.50 HOMESTEAD HELISQufsH-
MF<TS. $50 ACRES: rich. deep
soil. good water. near thrifty rail-
road town: tnsertighfion VIII con-
vince Sou these snaps will not
last lcngs lei us tell you about
thLs oppurtnnlty. kenMnod snzt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
Roard md Room.

r~T~~~~<<~~>~~~<~~ ~S4<~~-~~S~~-~S~<>~s
ard. TIVE Ia room. g. each. Aiso
housekeeping rooms. sti5 Ind nt,
T. .x1t.
fSoom and hoard. home cooking. ~
week 1910 Fast Jefferson. East
Wanted ~ Elderly gentleman TO
board and room. IN auiet, modern
home. no Dfh~fn. beautiful Aur-
roundiuEs Phone East 1911,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

MIRA. Willis Then you've really
got Willie interested in religion
Mr.. GlIlis Yes: he's In the nex.
room nov making out an AllSaints'
eleven Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

Seattle Av.omobms oossoet eio
erosdwsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

furni8he0 KOOmS.
<>>><s~><~~S><s<>~~>>>s s>>s<e>s<~>~s~>><>>>>
niahfd rooEne, very reasonable.
phone. bath. fhraa-fninuts car SER
vice. 10 minutes 10 Ptoneer
square. good flew. 1899 feBief
Phone East 1907.
Room. tilt week FREE bath. free
phone. Yates Hotel. eth Hnd Pine.
board aud room for aaloe week. Of
transient. set Cherry street.
Nice steam heated roona. ss-oo q
week and up 1zs fike ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
Situations Wanted
Male.

~~-~-~~-~~~~.rs~e-~~ <~~~~<<~~~~~~~~~~~~
Wnnfr6-~~uy honest, capable. hus-
filnQ young married man Of prAr-
teal experience position 60 opef~
ate nnd conduct ranch for owner
good reference What have you
10 uffery West as.
Middle aged woman like 10 keep
house tur widow. E-tft. care
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a-room fiat. meaerns. private bath.
rent 90 per month. Phone East
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: :, z y.
TAUGHT IN 70 10 10 laasoua ltnak
lets free Seattle school ~ fopD-
lar Music, sol THfrff AZ. Main ktts
rhfenoioFie charts Aand diet Health
Adxsee ffen. Prof. AxsL4llsS stn az
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-~-~-~~~~~r.>~-~~~ ->-~~-~~.~~-~~>>~s~.~~~
RUPTURE CURED --Do not wear
truss. permanent. absolute. without
operation or detention from bust-
ness or labor. over 100 cases cured
In past two years. from age l year
to ago 10. Tho Harvard System.
bf7 Bitci Bldg, End nv. at Pike ~.
Would like % become acquainted
with woman who wants TO learn
the EnEliah language. and. In re-
turn. would ask her TO teach me
10 play the violin.
JOHN A. DUNCAN
General Delivery. Seattle.
ola Country Matchmaker = Main
springs. Jewels, Tbc each: glasses.
zoe. jacobson. First and stewart.
MAHHIAuE CEREMONIES
PERFORATED
ptfoHEss MktN tssT. IND -
GILLETTE BLADES aharpened, soc
doz., razors, 2bc, etc. 1901 18th av.
DR. Putnam mas resumed bis :, dental !, !
RBllsss si, Eos rlf sa's av "4."'"s'0'
Wrinkles, freckies. scars moics,
pimples removed. Decormed
noses corrected. ssa Arcade Bldg,
Dressmaking, Iadfes' tailoring
Phone North g2s.
Don't be lonely JOIN our Matrimonial
bureau. ladies free. 7oa Pine st.
Ladies'. tailoring gowns, also remodel
ing. f06 Northern Bank Bldg.
Fancy Shell. Handled Souvenir Pens.
Souvenir Pen Co. box l20b Seattle
Keep your eye on coQuitInm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

fT T5sEH6TTd UNDERTAKINGS
CO. cefnsr &iuth srd usseq: M4ir
fzet, lad. tstt fttEAuST of-
Fir& tfff Frtmant ~. fhensa.
North 1xe rrren I'll.
HtTrkuA o1tTjf a AoNA
Professional Bsrrrturs and ficenae1
Ensh4im~rs itet tss phones et1
rnlerreity Undertaking rAriafs. ssts
ftsh " " North ala. tsfern f4t
honnsy WAtson CO. fpnetat psfee-
tors Third AZ. ana University.
natb phones IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

As--N w bred !, n Ssris-
e. d e.
ties pure-brad poultry.
XSlAO We. sell laying honn,
- cocks. cockereir. pui-
lets. baby chicks. guar
1ntecd Matching eggs.
re- ~ ~ poultry suppIiea.
~ queen incub8tors. ev-
,,-.---.... - rryfhinR pertaining to
, y..asf 81 PIKE Street. NJ ssss.
ESSEN MODEL INs-f7RxTon5-
fafchee all fertile eggs IL slrrs
tsTn 70 IS. Ask for big seed
.a,airxue free es-sa Pike II.
AAnIJNG EHRfGHT SEED co.
standard bred poultry. pigeona. Hel-
,,,,as Mares turkey. poultry sup-
kALEM POULTRY MARKET
Cor. Pine and Pike Place
one party TO take from 10
eter esss per day, Fill. care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
q CHEAP GARDEN TRACT
CITY Real Estate.


BUY LOTS IN THE FASTEST
GROWING CITY ~ THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON ACCORDING
TO THE UNITED STATES GOV
ERNNENT REPORT or 1910.
II in doubt. look II up. We have an
addition 81 iQ7 lots Of which sixty
arg already sold four new furea-
lows are built. eight blocks from
business csntsr. street car VIII be
one block from prcprrty. Now.
here " what They are doirx IN tnis
city building a hundred thouza M
dollar union Depot. $3.50 GOA round
house and raiitsssd shops that will
employ Zee saen. 1iSn.9eo new high
school. tse.1 600 hotel, $500. 600
gravity water system, sesa.seo cleo
tric tine. SIS coo public library. There
are railroad iInea. electric lines.
50 trains day These lots are
sold an terms ~ ~ down. 81 n
rnanfh. All city improvements
such 40 electric ilghts. city water
and ehs. sidewalks and graded
streets. We have also k-acrc
farms. all cleared, for sxk cash and
s. per month. Call and get free
book and pists OF these lots and
tracts and see pictures Of auF-
rounding country and city.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
For SaIe--Furniture-

F1fzIil.NnS xifcff0,aN
~ ffffh .av. Buys. sells second
spot cash. Main aga. a sefe ma
est auction house in the state.
Decks. chairs. snow cases. f,hs~.~c
S1.re q 0rfIce Eurn. Co. 1896 list Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
)UTHWEsT WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY
TEN ACHES 5000


TEN ACRES 5000
t1s cash and 80 monthly Will pur-
chase one Of our Gicnwood Colony
farms. Located on sound. lust
west OF k>affle Ia well settled dis
ffirt ind very close "a school.
t;nousl timher on each tract 70
ideal for garden truck. bsrries,
fruits. rpudv Or poultry fnncheN.
Any one Of these tracts will make
man independent as same IL lust
one hours drive 20 first class mar
ket IN i,femefteu and one hour ~
boat 70 seattle CLIFFORD LAND
co. Owner 1913 THIRD AZ. Open
EVENING" And knnney
sNAp---a acres. one-foursh mile
II level viii esntie Slope 70
cash. balance fi6 mouth just
the place Tor poultry. fruits and
ssiass. ~ cn ea nsrn ,srs ' Wee s H.
tract Take Madison electric car
and kirkland ferry 90 our branch
office on wharf At kirkland. or
81 Ground floor. Orrr evenings
! acres salt warsrfront: very cheap:
with easy terms; unusually deslf-
home in Also have new eotiass al
half price. near Puget Sound navy
building. Main issT.
A rNAP--North of city. at HaDer
lake. I have Z one-scre tracts.
psce cut almost IN half. = mile
from street car. Also have half
acre tracts at Greenwood aR.s|
sound and mountain view close
10 city limits. Very easy terms. w.
a, .SriEuEi. siz Boston Block.
Main 1901.
CHEAP GARDEN TRACT
within n few minDtes walk Of ferry
dcek at Kirkland. on main county
road. fine view: close 70 school
stores. Price t52s. Terms tzt
down. $40 n month. VIM. Terry.
Kirkland hotel
Fer sale o. renf~-improyed s-acre
ranch at Kent g. w. stoddard.
1iee Mt Baker Blvd. city.
! Ia acres clear. bottom land. all
under plough no fake sale. VIII
lam. Cook. Kirkland. state Aid
road
TAe Coquitipm Terminal Company
controls So per cent OF the land
- ft4r s.rfsfrm4 - - f*4.s.ssltf !. -.
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YO1H OPPORTUNITY
Large tracts on new Lake Burien cax
line, HOW under construction, 1900.
ffo down. ~ per month
a. X. WfLDE. ff7 New York Block.
Ind tff0. Main 1876.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

ola Country Matchmaker = Main
springs. Jewels, Tbc each: glaasea.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
The Coming of the Show.

Friday July 26 will be show day in
Yale; the day which makes the world
Young and kin. Every household will
be alive early on account of it, and the
country cousin, arrayed i'm his hest
will come in on the highways and by
ways with refreshing glory and abund.
ance.
The fine big special train of Sun
Brothers is due here before dawn on
July 26 and the usual army of curious
will no doubt be at the railroad to greet
them. AS tented showmen are known
as hustlers, it won't take them long
to unload the enormous equipment,
horses, elephants and animals and as
semble them at the show grounds at
Riverside Park Performances will be
given i'm the afternoon at 2 o'clock and
at night at = o'clock. There are no con-
ventional numbers in the big Imperial
programme that will be offered. Be-
cause the hundred or more men, wom-
en- and children performers are masters
in the varied feats and accomplish.
ments and bring refinement and diver.
sion to their work. Besides the human
superiority of this seasons exhibition,
there is unique and wonderful trained
animal display. The Sun Troupe of
acting and musical elephants; educated
monkeys and dogs; cleverly trained
ponies; a cOterie of blue ribbon cake
walking horses, there are all classy
features Of the huge programme.
In the wild beast and geologic de-.
partment are many cages and dens con-
tanning rare and valuable collection
of wild animals. Everything of worth
in this field will be seen and exhibited.
All Of the tents are of modern build
and at night time they are brilliantly
Illuminated. The show comes highly
recommended for absolute cleanliness
and entire freedom from fakirs, gamb-
lers and ticket scalpers. In fact, the
only way that you can spend your
money around the show is through legi-
innate channels. From the looks of
things July 26 will be one of the big.
gest show days in the history of Yale.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
Mail Carriers VIII Fly.

This is an age of great discoveries
Progress rides on the air. Soon we
may see Uncle Sans mail carriers fly.
ing in all directions, transporting mail
People take wonderful interest in a
discovery that benefits them. That's
why DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Coughs, Colds, and other throat, and lung
diseases is the most popular medicine
in America. at cured me of dread.
full cough" writes Mrs. j. f. Davis
Stickney Corner, Me-, "after doctors
treatment and all other remedies had
failed" For coughs, colds or any bron.
chial affection its unequaled. Price
SOC and 500. Trial bottle free at
Pollock IL Iennessy's.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
EAST kENOCkEE.

Preaching services at the following
places Sunday July 81. North Street Al
1870 a. m, Zion at 2:30 p. IN. and al
Allen in the evening. EpwOrth League
before the services on Sunday evening
Leader Mrs. George Menzies
At the services at North Street on
Sunday morning the collection will be
for the benefit of the superannuated
ministers; also at the close Of the service
meeting will be held to decide on
renOvating the church. All are request
ed to be present.
An ice cream social will be given at
the Maccabee Hall in Ruby on Friday
eve July ~ for the benefit of the Sun
day School.
A box social will be held at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gardner at
Zion on Friday evening July 10 for the
benefit Of the church.
Rev. Richards and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a little daughter at
their home in Ruby Oh Monday morn
ing July 10.
Mrs. VIM. Fusee and children of
Detroit are visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Munro and also
other relatives.
Mrs. Hannah Balmer who has spent
few weeks with her daughter Mrs.
j. f.. Green, has gone to Zion to spend
few days before returning to her
home in Flint.
Alex Green spent Sunday at D..
Hubels at Zion.
VIM. Thompson of North Street
spent Sunday at j. Reds.
The funeral of Mrs. McGaw was
largely attended at the Allen Church
last Thursday. The remains were
taken to Lakeside Cemetery for burial.
A number from here attended the
celebration at Yale on Friday last.
VIM. Dunn, wife and son Chester,
spent Sunday at Mr.. Burke's in Good.
ellis.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
BROCKWAY.

Haying is the order of the day in this
vicinity.
j. Ii. Gathergood was Yale caller
on Thursday.
Ellen Laycock is visiting friends in
AvOca this week.
Robt. Parkinson wife and child from
north of Yale spent Sunday with the
latters sister Mrs. Laycock.
Edith Gushman of Chicago is visit.
ing her parents here.
VIM. Jacobs and little daughter
Madeline called on Port Huron friends
Tuesday.
Clayton Cleveland of Avoca was a
caller in this vicinity on Sunday.
John Shanahan was an Avoca caller
OH Tuesday.
The storm on Wednesday last week
did considerable lot of damage in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christ of Yale
were visitors of this vicinity on Sun
day.
Edward Ellis and wife of Detroit are
in this vicinity at present.
Barney HazelmaL and wife, Frank
Sugar and Fred HaZelman were guests
of Henry Klansing and family on Sun
day.
Many from this vicinity took in the
Orangeman celebration.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
In these DAYS of high cost of liyinl

In these days Of high cost of living,
a medicine that gets man up out OF
bed and to work in few days is val.
liable and welcome remedy. John
Heath, Michigan Bar, Cal, had kidney
and bladder trouble, was confined to
his bed, unable to turn without help
81 commenced using Foley Kidney Pills
and can truly say was relieved at once
His example is worth following. Pol.
lock a. Hennessy.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
Worlds Progressive Shows.

Great Trans Pacific Wild Exhibit. Blue Rbboned Horse
Fair Latter Day Vaudeville Jubilee. Colossal Carnival of
Novelties and European Trained Animal Exposition.