The Yale expositor., 1900-07-06
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factured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Wanted, good girl to wash dishes.
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And now the 4th is over and all my
money spent, and l feel so awfully
stupid and mean-'most wish | hadn't
went.
Fox g. Rounds are closing out their
stock of gasoline stoyes. You can
make handsome percent by buying
yours now.
Lost, last Friday, at the r. r. station
in Yale, blue challie dress pattern.
Finder please leave with Mrs. Benja-
min Clyne and receive reward.
Sam Edgerton is erecting driye
barn and stable on his farm south
west of town. Sam will have fine
farm in a few years, if industry and
hard work cuts any figure.
Persons who spent the 4th in Port
Huron say it rained to beat the band
almost q deluge-in the afternoon. A
heavy shower is reported north of here
but in Yale there wasn't drop.
When passing the Yale Bank, you
will notice u change of the window
sign. 1t now reads "First National
Bank of Yale" The change was made,
as per announcement some weeks ago,
on July 1st.
Steve Curvin is beginning at the right
end to build house-the bottom.
He is busy just now in placing a fine
and deeply planted foundation under
his house. A fine cellar is going to be
the extra room added by this improve
ment.
A new continued story entitled "In
the Desert, begins in this weeks issue
o. the Expositor. 1t is tale illustra-
ting the horrors of war, by the famous
and widely read author, II. b. Welsh.
Read it from the first and get the run
of it in its plot and plan.
CARD OF THANKs:-I wish to express
the heartfelt thanks of myself and
family for the sympathy and help ex-
tended to us in our sad bereavement.
We would also especially thank the
quartette of singers for the beautiful
music furnished at the funeral.
II. II. Holden.
A full and complete report of the
Republican State Convention will be
found on an inside page of this paper,
also list of the candidates for State
officers. Read them both and you will
know what the party is doing in Michi-
gan-and who will be the next Govern
or and other state officers.
In state or a church, it is rule or
be ruled; in courtship or marriage, it is
fool or be fooled in logic or law, it is
slick or be slicked; in gambling or trade
it is trick or be trlcked; in peace or in
war, 1T is beat or be beaten; in struggle
for life it is eat or be eaten; in politics
it is crow or eat crow; and in newspaper
life it is hoe your own row.
DR.. 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, July
18th. He will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
The Disciples held their annual Sun
day school picnic on the 4th of July
in the orchard of Hugh Moore, FIVE
miles from Yale. The grounds were
in excellent condition. Swings in the
trees, ice water in barrels were prepar-
ed before hand by Mr.. Moore ready
for use. Many of the neighbors and
their families were there to make the
day more pleasant. After sumptu-
Gus dinner, bananas and peanuts, the
children went in for good time. All
were grateful for the outing and with
the preparations made for their enter
tainment. They returned to Yale at
five O'Clock, all having spent pleas
ant day.
Observe these rules and take a new
lease of life. You should haye eight
hours sleep. Sleep on your right side.
Keep your bedroom window open all
night. Have a mat at your bedroom
door. Do not place your bedstead
against the wall. No cold tub in the
morning, but a bath at the tempera-
ture of the body. Exercise before
breakfast. Eat very little meat and
see that it is we'll cooked. Eat plenty
of fruit. Live in the country if you
can. Watch the three DIS drinking
water, damp and drains. Have change
of occupation. Take frequent and
short holidays. Limit your ambitions
and keep your temper. This last rule
applies to all but printers.
Mrs. DIR. Howell departed to Osakis,
Minn., Tuesday of this week, where
she will join the Doctor who is in prac-
tice there. Mrs. Howell is herself
physician, being graduate of the Med
ical Department of the State University
at Ann Arbor. She has long practiced
her profession in Yale and vicinity, and
this has resulted in strong and bind
ing tie between her patients and her.
self. A multitude of people to whom
she has ministered and into whose
homes she has gone in times of sick
ness and need, will remember her as
friend and sypathizer. The profession
al tie may be severed, but distance and
absence cannot break the stronger one.
May she find like place in many
hearts whittier she has gone.
The Catholic picnic held the 4th was