The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-04-13
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April "a is lace curtain sale day at
The Racket.
j. Dewitt Miller, April II. Reserved
seats April II.
+. A. Griswold and wife have moyed
to their farm southeast Of Yale.
Don't buy your lace curtains until
you have seen the Yale BaZaar's.
Spring dress goods at Ballentine's.
Full pattern and trimmings for 81.
Remember the New England supper
at Bidleman's school house next week
Thursday evening.
Don't dispute with your wife when
she tells you clothing is much better
and cheaper mt the Yale Clothing
House.
Staley q McKeith have very artis-
tic window made up of wall paper
patterns. Look oyer their lines before
buying.
As pretty an array of headware as
was ever brought to town at Mrs. Eva
Blacks. Come in and inspect the
spring hats.
Supervisor Hodgins began the work
of assessing the property of the town.
the taxpayers will make out the
blanks given them promptly.
A poem, "The Man Behind the
Plow," will be found on one of our
supplement pages this week. 1t is of
the Bill Carleton variety and good
enough to read or declaim anywhere.
The adj from the Chicory Factory at
Port Huron will be found in our sup
plement. The copy for new ad, which
will appear next week, was received
too late for insertion in this weeks
supplement.
District Field Secretary r. S. Camp
bell sends us the program for S. S.
Convention to be held in the Brick
Chapel at Yale, on Wednesday, April
%. Quite an array of outside talent is
slated for the occasion, and the meet
ing promises to be an interesting one.
DR.. V. A. Lacy's son is less than two
years old, but he's hustler. Just at
present he is holding down both the
mumps and chicken-pox, has his eye
on the measles, and is reaching out
with both hands for whooping-cough.
There is one thing Kenneth will fight
shy of taking-the toothache.
DIR. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted
His next visit will be on Friday, April
18th. He will be in his Port Huron
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
Jokes are free in harvest. We may
poke fun at the stone crusher but it is
a good investment-if used. The writ
er knows of a county in Ohio in which
the roads were so bad that emigrants
passing through stopped three nights
at the same taYern--the first night
when the wagons came in sight of it,,
the second when they were at it, and
the third night when they had got a
short distance beyond the hotel. That
same county to-day has more than
900 miles of free stone pike. Pluck
and perseverance did it all.
There is an item going the rounds to
the effect that the almanac makers
have been caught mapping for once.
The item endeavors to show that on
account of the moon fulling trifle af-
ter midnight on the 18th. therefore, by
the rule Easter is on the %. But don't
let the item fool you. If you are fond
of eating Easter eggs see that you get
full of them, and let the moon full
when it pleases. It's too late to correct
the mistake anyway. If you don't eat
eggs next Sunday you will have to wait
whole year for another excuse. Ere
that time the hens may be dried up,
or congress fail to encourage such
infant industries.