The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-03-03

Village election one week from next
Monday.
Nice line of stamped doilies at The
Racket.
DIR. w. c. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Tuesday, Mar. 2S.
Ask for tickets to have your pictures
enlarged free at Parkinson's.
Horse whips will be sold at cost
while they last at The Racket.
Shop-made dairy pans and pals. 1t
pays to buy them. Fox Il Rounds.
Geo. Cough has sold the buffalo
oyercoat to Andrew DePeel for $50.
To stick things use Majors cement.
Beware! ! Don't take substitute.
The Andreae Bros. have sold their
stock in the Yale Milling Co. to VIM.
+. Rub.
1t don't pay TO steal goods but it
does pay to buy steel goods at Fox Il
Rounds.
Regular meeting of Companion Court
IOF, Tuesday evening March 7th at
Forester Hall.
The Michigan Bell Co. is putting a
phone in the residence of Fred E.
MOnJney tnlS week.
Yale has been having a wood famine
of late, and any old thing that comes
in is taken for fuel.
John d. Williams expects soon to
move onto his father-in-law's place
near Sanilac Centre, where he will put
in his time farming.
A special meeting of Yale Chapter,
OES will be held at Masonic hall. We'd
nesday evening, March 10Th, for the
comforting of degrees.
Geo. A. Smith & Co., keep on hand
all kinds of fish for Lent at the Central
meat market. Oysters, fresh and salt
meats always in stock.
Keeping eyerlastingly at it brings
success. Bright, persistent, thought
full newspaper advertising pays. Other
kinds may, but probably will not.
o. =. Chamberlain and J. A. Wilson
haye been somewhat better during the
past week, but there is only slight
at present.
DIR. Bulls COUCH SYRUP has supe-
rior merit. Try it for cough or cold
and be convinced. There are many
cough remedies on the market but DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best.
A number of the friends of Miss Let
ia Meharg gave her pleasant surprise
Wednesday evening at her home on
Kennefick street. The time was spent
in a social way and all enjoyed them
selves.
Mrs. Eva Black will be in Detroit for
a couple of weeks buying a new spring
stock of Millinery, which she will soon
place before her customers. AS usual
everything will be of the latest, mob
best patterns and styles.
Next Monday evening, March 9th is
the regular meeting of the Yale bust
ness men. Not one of you but what is
interested in this organization and
should attend its meetings regularly.
See that you are there next night.
Mrs. q. w. Bell was awarded a spe-
cial prize of handsome silver-plated,
gold lined bonbon or nut bowl, for
promptly answering a. prize problem
gwen by the Household Guest Co., of
Chicago, Ill. Ladies try the magazine,
the problem will be awarded by Apr s..
The last three days of February were
decidedly disagreeable, with high winds
rain and snow, and on Sunday we had
a regular tropical thunder storm.
March came in like a lamb, Wednes-
day being a most beautiful day, so we
may expect the proverbial ending that
March will go out like lion.
John Ostrander, a familiar figure in
Yale for number of years, died at his
home in the southwestern part of the
township Friday, February oath, aged
80 years. The funeral was held at the
Bidleman school house on Sunday and
the interment made in Elmwood GEM
etery, Rev. l.. Clark officiating. De-
ceased was a son of Warren Ostrander,
who died about a year ago.
Do not fail to hear Cooke at Central
Hall Tuesday evening, March 9TH.
The entertainment will begin at 1880
O'Clock. Reserved seats 25 cents for
sale at Grant Holden's drug store,
Saturday, March 4th. The Port Huron
Sunday Herald says the following:
"The poet reader is young man pos
sessing great genius, and gave those
present one of the very best entertain
ments of the kind they had ever listen
ed to-"