The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-04-07
Marriage Licenses Obtained
Insurance written i'm first-class
Companies.

Note change of ad, for Mrs. Eva
Black.
Visit The Racket before buying lace
curtains.
DR.. w. C. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Wednesday, April &c.
Born to the wife of Bethel West on
Friday, March 3lst, a bouncing baby
boy.
Secondhand bitting-rig, in good con-
dition, for sale. Inquire at The Ex-
position Office, Yale.
Wanted-A smart, active girl to do
general house-work. Apply at once to
Mrs. D. Stoner, Mary street, Yale. 1915
Bay View Reading Circle will meet
with Harvey Tappan next Monday
evening and take up French literature.
Largest and best selected stock of
wall paper and window shades IN Yale
at Will Lemons. Prices rock bottom.
DR.. Yuill has so far recovered as to
be able to attend to outside practice
and wishes to say he will make calls
next week.
Workmen are busily engaged break
ing the ground for the foundation to
l.. Roy Fuller's new brick building, on
the north of Union Block.
We will just whisper it, but we real
ly believe that spring has begun to
spring. We have had three pleasant
days, each one little warmer than
the preceding.
THE FARMERS BEST FRIEND is the
horse. The horses best friend is Hol-
denis 4S-Hour Condition Powder. 1t
is the best on the market and you get
pounds for % cents.
For Sale or exchange for other stock,
one thoroughbred Chester White boar
pig with pedigree. / also have one
which will keep for service. J. w.
Reed, Section 6, Greenwood. AS
Harry Jardine has moved his laundry
into the Mcpherson building corner of
Main and North streets where he will
attend promptly to all work given
him. Don't forget to give him trial
on your next.
Among the list of wounded, in the
daily papers recently was the name of
A. Morgan, whose home is in Lynn
township and who enlisted last fall in
Co., E, 22nd, U. S. infantry. The bat
tie was near Manila.
OuI Olu lIltnu duu lOIIu6T IellOW
townsman w. A. Holden now in the
butcher business at Brown City was
elected Treasurer of Maple Valley
the recent spring election. Willis Yale
friends congratulate him in his success.
Mrs. James Brown desires to inform
the ladies of Yale and vicinity that
she is not going to be behind the times
this spring in meeting the demands of
the trade. New goods arriving in all
the latest styles. Miss Syble Middleton
who is yet in Detroit catching on to
latest designs is engaged as chief trim
mer, and will take her place about the
middle of next week.
When a minister goes to new pas
torate it is pleasure and kindness
long to be remembered when the peo-
pie make the home all ready to receive
the minister and his family. This, Ed.
Clark tells us, is what happened at
West Conway for when his wife arrived
at the place their house was nicely
settled and supper was prepared for
them by the ladies of his church.
During the week representative of
The Herald had the pleasure of visit
TO the halls of the International Bust
ness College and Shorthand Institute,
where he found a large class of stu
dents preparing for life of usefulness.
The school is much larger this year
than for several years past. More
students from distance than ever be-
fore. The Herald says success to the
old reliable International Business Col
lege.-Port Huron Sunday Herald.
The program given on Saturday eve-
ming in Central Hall by Kline's Lumi-
ere Cinematograph Company attracted
n large house. In fact the hall was
packed to its doors. The views were
extraordinarily good and consisted
mostly of war scenes which were of
course very interesting to all. The ex-
hibition was we'll worth the money.
This company has been exhibiting in
Detroit where the performances were
largely attended, also in Grand Rapids
and other large cities. The pictures
shown on Sunday evening were said
by some TO haye been better and clear
er than those of Saturday. However
the exhibition was all right and plenty
of good views were shown.