The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-02-03
Ad. Changes
A. l.. Clark.
The Racket.
II. +. beard.
l.. iIiger & Sons.

II. +. Beard.
l.. tiiger & Sons.
Get prepared soups at Ballentine's.
Nice carving set for II cts at The
Racket.
The best 25ct coffee in town-Boston
Souvenir-at Ballentines.
The japanese are snid to be the
cleanest people in the world.
Ii you want good watch or clock
call on A. l.. Gark the jeweler.
Blind people are more numerous In
Spain than in any other country.
loves greeting can best be shown by
sending her one of Duelle's art val
entines.
Don't forget that Ballentlne is clos
ing ont all odd lots of shoes ut greatly
reduced prices.
An English vicar just sent to Jail
for forgery had Just nnlshed book
entitled Resist Not EYll."
Viii Yuill has secured good posi-
ton canvassing for Golfers weekly.
The Expositor wishes Will all manner
OF success.
Jess Boad way will clean wheels un-
I'll March LIST for 30 cents. Repairing
of all kinds neatly done. At Mcintyre
d Harris implement warerooms. 80
DR.. Bulls COUGH SYRUP is pleasant
tn take; it tastes good; children like il /;
no trouble to administer it and 1t al
ways cures. Buy the genuine, DR..
John ". Bulls Cough Syrup.
The distance from Philsdelphis to
San Francisco is 3,l77 miles; from San
Francisco to Honolulu, 2,0S9 miles;
from Honolulu to Hong Kong, 1861
miles, from Hong Kong to Manila,
about $40 miles.
Dr. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, ~ Huron Ave-,
over Knil's Central Drug Store. Port
Huron, will not MAKE his regular WIS
ITS to Yale, as usual, but Will devote
his whole attention to his office in Port
Huron, where he can be found at any
time.
Geo. W. Allen was in Chicago last
week where he made arrangements
with Il hardware house to represent
them As travelling salesman IN this
state. George Is full of life and an
all-rOund hustler and will no doubt
make success of his undertaking
Success to you George.
During the past week we have had
Il "spell" of cold weather with only
slight warming up on Thursday and
another cold wave in sight. Thursday
was Candlemas day, and as the tradi-
tional bear is credited with sense
enough To stay in in cold weather, the
old fellow this week will creep back
and curl his toes for another six weeke
OF winter, as most assuredly he must
have seen his shaduN.
The following is bit of advice which
can be followed with profit: "If every
citizen would make n point of speak
ing to his or her neighbor, associate,
or friends, In a pleasant way, what
delightful community we should have.
Don't gossip; it's idle, evil gossip that's
criminal. Drop the miserable, coward
ly they say" BE sure of your ground
before you start a report and then be
sure that repetition or circulation ls
for some body's good. If il isn't, keep
still. We are all open to criticism. No
two persons look ut u matter from the
same point OF view. There is some
good in everybody, and that Is wha
we should be looking for. Just peg
away, mind your own business and
keep everlasiilgly at it"
Mr.. and Nrs. Magnus McLain attend
ed the third annual banquet of The
Bobby Burns Cluhat Yale fast Wednes
day night. There we're Il number ul
fine speakers present, who occupied |
the fore part of the evening. After the
mind had been richly fed, the compan, |
repair ed to the banquet hall there tn |
crafty the wants Of the inner man |
The hall was very lastly decorated |
with flags and bunting The banquei |
was Of the old fashion kind and among |
the dainty dishes. which the Crosweil |
visitors preferred wss the old scottish |
dish of "Haggis," made from oatmeal
and onions etc. Mrs. McLsin inform
ed the bosrders at "rhe Croswell,'
that ss they did not all receive an in |
vitstion to this grand affsir, that Thu |
evening for tea, they will haye alag.
gis." The Croswell guests speak very |
highly OF the Club as entertsiners.-
Hrnaugall nanxAar~l