The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06

AID changes
III. +. Beard.
The Racket.
John Hutton.
Will Lennon.
II. j. Doelle.
Cobbler's sets only 80 cents at The
Racket.
Large steel fry pan only ~ cents at
The Racket.
Read II. J. Doelle's adY. and post
up on china.
DR.. w. e. Walker, at Rapley House,
Yale, Tuesday, Jan. 3lst.
Printer ink is the best trade slim
ulater you can use. Advertise in The
Exposition.
H. f. Beard makes his customers an
alarming offer this week. His adv.
tells you all about it.
Rev. F. Cookson, of Clifford, will
preach at the NJ. Z. Church on Sunday
morning and evening.
John Hutton, hardware, has q few
words to say to the people of Yale IN q
change of adv. this week.
A pleasant party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Tappan on Monday
evening in honor of DR.. and Mrs. w.
n. Armstrong, of Concord.
The Grange will hold public oyster
supper in the Fremont town hall on
January 10th. All are cordially inyit-
ed to come out. Admission, % cents.
Second quarterly meeting of the
NJ. T. church will be held at Yale to-
morrow, Saturday, commencing at $50
p. m. Rev. Il. Hills, of Smiths Greek,
will preach.
The butchers, hotel men and ice eal-
ers of the village are busy this week
putting up their next summers supply
of ice. 1t is of good quality and about
eight inches thick.
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup always cures
coughs and colds. 1t is poor economy
to neglect a cold when bottle of this
reliable remedy will relieve and cure
it at once. Price only 25c.
In the list of real estate transfers re-
corded in the register of deeds office
during the past week appears the fol-
lowing;-J oseph -Effrick to Martha
Rath, land in Brockway; consideration
$3.50.
Subscription to the Ladies' Home
Journal will be received during the
next two weeks at 6S cents for one year.
Here is chance to get fine magazine
at u low price. Hand in your subscrip-
tons at once.
j. T. Waterman has large stock of
general merchandise on hand and in
order to make room for new spring
goods, he will hold a big clearing sale
at his store in Peck, all next week.
IL you want some rare bargains don't
fail to attend this sale. See bills for
prices.
A reunion of the Holden family
was held at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Holden Sunday, New
Years day. About thirty were present
including the mother, eight sons with
their wives and families. The occasion
was most happy and enjoyable as such
occasions always are.
A union meeting of the teachers of
Wales and adjoining townships with
the Wales Farmers Club is to be held
at the Maccabee hall in Lambs to-
morrow Saturday January Eth. At 10
a. m. there will be a business meeting
of the Farmers Club. The afternoon
session opens at Loo O'Clock and the
program assures very interesting
meeting.
Monday evenings meeting of the
Business Mems Association in Central
Hall was largely attended and interest
ing throughout. Matters of importance
to our business men were discussed
and steps were taken by which they
will be benefited. After the session
was closed, all repaired to j. II.
Glava's restaurant and INDUCED in
oysters which they enjoyed very much.
Here are some facts from the 1899
calendar: New Years day was Sunday
and calls we're made on Monday.
Watch night services were continued
into the Sabbath. Ash Wednesday
comes on February Is. Washington's
will be remembered on We'd
nesday. Memorial day and July 4th
will be celebrated on Tuesdays. Shrove
Sunday comes on March IL, Good
Friday March Il and Easter April 2.
The congressman will assume their
on Saturday, March 4.
May day will happen on Monday
and Christmas comes on Monday. SUM-
day will end the year. Paste this item
in your hat.