The Yale expositor., 1898-02-04

Visiting cards neatly printed at The
Expositor Job Rooms.
Candee lock rubbers for 93cts at Bal
lentine's, worth 81 40.
To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware !! Don't take substitute.
Reserved seats will be given free by
making application at Holden's drug
store Saturday, Feb. 5th.
w. II. Ballentine is advertising a
great Strengthening sale of all winter
goods. Read his change of adv.
marriage license has been issued
in favor of Henry Isbester, of GoOdells
and Mary K. Morgan, of Broekway.
1t will pay you to secure your next
winters Arctic's and felt shoes at the
way Parkinson is slashing prices now.
st. Valentines day is Feb. l4th, but
the time to buy is now when you can
find anything you wish in this line at
Holden's drug store.
The only way your watch can keep
good time is to have it in u first class
condition. Take it to Losey & DOelle
and have it fixed up right.
The condition of John Wark is some
what improved this week, but on ac-
count of the severity of the weather,
he has not been able to take his usual
outdoor exercise.
The person who stole the lathe from
the office of DR.. Francis during his
absence is definitely known and un-
less returned this week, his name will
be exposed in The Expositor.
Don't annoy others by your cough
| ing and risk your life by neglecting a
cold. One Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs, colds, Group, grippe and all
| throat and lung troubles. Grant Rol-
den.
Whooping cough is the most distress
| sing malady; but its duration Can he
cut short by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy for Group and all lung
and bronchial troubles. Grant Holden.
The relatives of Mis-. Thomas RI pley
assembled at the Rapley House on
Tuesday of this week to commemorate
her birthday. Tuesday was pleasant
ly spent and the many friends besides
the relatives, of Mrs. Rapey trust she
will see many more birthdays.
Elder Coulter will conduct services
ut the Brick Chapel at and p. m.
next Sunday. Reception of members
to church fellowship will occur at the
o'clock services. Bring your bible to
both services and thus receive more
benefit from the theme presented.
Antoinette, the l0-year-old daughter
of Mrs Peter Hickey, died January
10Th, at her home in Port Huron Ter
remains were taken to the home of her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Duffie at Croswell ON the 2Sth and the
funeral was neld from the Catholic
church in Speaker the Doth, Rev. FIR.
Esper officiating.
The Expositor cautions the mer-
chants and business men of the town
to be on the lookout for a couple of
house breakers residing in our midst. |
1t would be we'll to keep lamp burn |
ing in the stores and business places at
night as a guard against their intru- |
sion. So far we don't know of any
place that has been broken into, but |
an attempt has been made.
On Wednesday evening Feb. 10th, a
benefit concert will be held in the NJ.
E. church, the proceeds of which will |
be donated to and equally distributed |
among the poor and needy of the vii |
lage. An excellent program will be |
presented which will certainly be en-
joyed by all. Lura McKenna and Mrs. |
lena Jardine. elocutionists, will give |
recitations. All the churches will |
unite in an effort to make this concert |
a success financially and also give their |
best talent to produce delightful
evening. Remember the date and at
tend the benefit concert, Feb. l6.
Our old friend David Macarthur, Sri,
who went to Canada about months |
ago, with view Of settling down |
among his kindred, has returned to
Yale. The associations and attractions |
of 80 years sojourn on the classical
banks of Mill creek were too deeply |
rooted in his nature, and had so far
oblterated the early associations and
recollections of the home of his youth
that he was constrained, like many
Others who have tried it, to return;
and now he says Michigan is good
enough for him. "Mac" while over
in Canada came to the conclusion that
"it was not good for man to be alone"
wooed and won buxom Scotch widow
who will join him here as soon as he
gets his house prepared for her recep-
ton. "Mac" has the congratulations
of The Expositor.