The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-02-10
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II. j. DOelle.
Will Lennon.
Palmer Il 20.
Harry Jardine.
Fox d Rounds.
l. iiiger & Sons.


For fancy potatoes call at Boards.
Good mop stick for Sets at The
Racket.
Extra heavy bed spread only 75cts
ut Inc Racket.
DR.. W. G.. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale. Tuesday. Feb. %.
This il the weather when you want
another heating stove, and Fox &
Rounds will sell you any they have on
their hoOr ut cost.
Jess Roadway will clean wheels uu-
I'll March list for 80 cents. Repairing
of all kinds neatly done. At Mcintyre
q Harris implement warerOOms. 80
Daniel Ferguson has built an adj
dit;on tn his ice house and Is putting
in AN extra amount of ice for which
his patrons will be duly thankful dur
ing next summers hot days.
In. Bulls CouGH SYRUP can be re-
lied on. II yon suffer from coughs,
colds, hOarseness, bronchitis or other
throat and lung affections, tins old re-
liable remedy will cure you.
julie IIennessy, who has been assist
ing at the F. & p. VI. depot for some
time, is now night operator here hav-
ing received the appointment the first
of the week. We congratulate julie
and wish him success.
The Eureka" club, of Peck, have
issued invitations announcing "A social
dance to be given at Masonic Hall,
Peck, Monday evening, Feb. l3. Music
by CassellO's orchestra, of Port Huron.
Bill Is cents. Grand march 1T $3.50.
Harry Jardine has purchased the
City Laundry of Jas. o Rourke. Harry
has been working at the business for
some time and is now prepared to turn
out number one work. Those intrust-
ing him with their laundry will get the
best of satisfaction.
DIR. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. 229 Huron Ave-,
over Knilps Central Drug Store, Port
Huron, will not make his regular Wis.
It's TO Yale, rs usual, but will devote
MS whole attention to his Office in Port
Huron, where he can be found at any
time.
The business men of Yale met in
Central Hall Wednesday evening to
consider n proposition made by Welt
laufer Bros, OF Stratford, Ont. where
by company Is to be formed for the
manufacture of patent pea harvesters
and bunchers. A committee was APP
pointed to secure the necessary amount
of stock. Everything seems favorable.
Died, on Sunday, February 5th, 1899.
at his home i'll the township of Mussey.
Richard Shut, aged IL years. rhe
funeral was held on Tuesday. MIR.
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week which rapidly developed into
pneumonia, terminating III his death
az above. Mr.. Shut was born and liv-
ed in England until 1913, when he
Came to this country and to st. Clair
county. lie has been prominent
resident of Mussey township for As
years. He was supervisor for l3 years
and WAS also ex-county treasurer, be-
sides holding other minor Offices. lie
was che father of seven children, Mrs.
I. III. Parkinson, of Yale, being his
daughter.
A lecturer from Mespotamia, Asia,
will be at the VI. z. church February
18th and give one of his popular orien-
tai entertainments: Thomas ;. Snleeba
VI. ID. has travelled all through Pales-
tine, Syria and Egypt and from the
many recommendations sent us we
are prepared to say that this will be
most instructive and interesting lee.
ture. The doctor comes with elegant
-tereoptican views, and with different
costumes of the East. lie IL a fine lin
quist. speaking seven different Ian
yuages and has acquired English per.
fectly by ten years study In this
country. He has also - fine tenor voice
md will ainO tho aOf, on IF the or,arf In
their original style and language. DIR.
Suleeba will talk about the Sultan and
what kind CT man he 10; about the
Armenisns, the Kurds and the East
ern questions. This lecture will be
something no one can afford 20 miss
Remember ut the III. p. church, Fri.
day evening Feb. 18th. There 10 no
admission but q collection will be
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