The Yale expositor., 1898-06-24
Prices to Suit the Times.


cycles. Prices moderate.
Call on Cooper & Doelle for your
pianos, organs and sewing machines.
To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware! ! Don't take substitute.
Harvey Tappan has placed a New
State telephone into his law Office and
can now talk with the outside world.
John S. Parker, who has kept hotel
in New Haven for fifteen years, will
now retire and enjoy life on farm.
Our old friend Joe Collins, who has
been laid up some months with q
! fractured limb, is able to move around
again and was down town Thursday.
Buy the Peninsular brand working
| shirts and pants, warranted not to rip,
they cost you no more than other
goods. For sale at Yale Clothing
House.
Wallace Adams feels that if the old
adage, every boy born is worth $1,000"
be true, he is to-day that much richer,
! for there was born to himself and wife
on Friday of last week bouncing baby
! hoy.
The 10 cent supper given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Beecher Wednesday for the ben
eft of the Presbyterian church, was
largely patroniZed. Everybody enjoy
ed a hearty meal and pleasant time.
Proceeds about SO.
We are receiving compliments from
! many of our prominent business men
and citizens on the neat appearance of
The Expositor and the sensible reading
matter it contains. 1t has always been
our aim to give all the news, all the
time, and if you see it in The EXPOSE
| tor you can bank on it being right.
A communication attacking the
Threshermen's Union was dropped in
the Expostor item box at the post
Office signed "Thresher Employer" If
the writer wasn't too much of coward
he would sign his name, then we would
give the article space in the paper.
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, 229 Huron Aye,
over Knill's Central Drug Store, Port
Huron, will not make his regular
visits to Yale, as usual, but will devote
his whole attention to his Office in Port
Huron, where he can be found at any
time.
The France-Rella Comedy company
will pay Yale another visit next week,
remaining all the week, in new re-
pertolre of comedies and dramas. This
| is favorite company in Yale and as
they have not been here for nearly a
year will undoubtedly meet with a
warm welcome and deserved patron
age. Prices as usual.
The following explanation is given
why locomotive is spoken of as "she."
"They wear jacket, an apron, have
shoes, hose, and drag a train behind
them; they have lap, need guides,
ride wheels, will not turn out for Pc
destrains, sometimes foam and refuse
to work; they attract the men; and it
always takes man to manage them.
Marine City, Mich, will give a grand
celebration July 4th, consisting of q
yacht and rowing regatta, band con-
tests, balloon ascension with q para
chute drop, grand parade, rafting
base ball game, and an illuminated
balloon ascension in the evening.
Prizes aggregating 81 900 will be given
away, and a good time and a large
crowd are anticipated.
The Brick Chapel was full to over
flowing Sunday morning last, the &C.
casion being Children's Day exercises
in connection with the Union Sunday
school. The teachers had the stand
beautifully decorated with flowers and
plants which had very pleasing
effect. The exercises consisted of
songs by the various classes, solos and
Rotations. The infant class made
quite hit in their beautiful fan drill,
the little tots going through the intrica-
cies of the march with the precision of
old soldiers. Much credit is due the
teachers for their painstaking work in
getting up the programme and prepar-
ing the children for their several parts
in the exercises. One feature was very
noticeable-the absence of the boys in
the exercises-the work being done,
with the one exception, Carl Browns
recitation, by the girls of the school.
This does not speak we'll for the boys.
The training necessary for particlpa-
ting in these public exercises is of great
value to the boys, and sooner or later
they will learn by experience what
they have lost by neglect of such op.
portunities.