The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
Marriage Licenses Obtained.
Insurance written i'm flrst-class
Companies.
1t is the Lenten season now.

See Ballentine's ad. for bargains.
Good cook stoYe only $500 at The
Racket.
Eggs as good as money at the Yale
Bazaar.
Miss Lavalle was among the sick ones
last week.
Meetings are still IN progress at the
F. NJ. Chapel.
The best ct. unbleached cotton in
the state at Ballentines.
Six octave organ, stool and book for
S4S of Wallace Ballentine.
DR.. and Mrs. Clyne's baby daughter
is much improved at present.
Mrs. Rudolph Andreae has been
sufferer from la grippe lately.
II. G. Martin has the exclusive sale
of the celebrated j. Richardson & Co.
shoes in Yale.
Mrs. Keith has been on the sick list
lately and the Elder has turned his
hand to housekeeping.
A few dress oyercoats in blue black
and brown, will be sold at reduced
prices at Yale Clothing House.
Remember the ladies will be pleased
to serve you supper at Mrs. Wallace
Ballentlne's next week Wednesday.
Only 10 cents.
Just arrived at Ballentres, 80 dozen
iron clad hose. You all know what
they are. If not, why not? Try
pair, % cents.
The time for caucuses and town
meeting draweth nigh. Keep one eye
on the dates and the other on the best
men for officers.
r. NJ. Lothian is steadily improving
in health and takes a short outing
whenever fine day comes. Mr.. 10TH
ian expects to go West with his family
soon.
Born to the wife of d. A. McKeith
on Tuesday, February 81, 1900, q
daughter. We congratulate the happy
parents on the addition TO their house
hold Of this bright little blossom.
From the way the wind whirls, the
thermometer goes down, and the snow
piles up the past few days, we feel
quite sure that the open end of the
open winter we were sure to have, has
struck us.
pleasant card party was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Tappan. About forty-five guests were
present who enjoyed the cards until
midnight when Mrs. Tappan served a
delightful little supper. Thus another
pleasant evening goes into memory's
casket.
The Billman residence, vacated by
James McColl, will be arranged for the
accommodation of two families. Geo.
w. Allen will occupy the south part,
the north part being for rent. Other
Improvements will be made about the
premises making it very desirable
place to live.
Bro. English, of the Republican, at
Sanilac Centre, had birthday recently
but he hadn't remembered it himself
until host of friends dropped in upon
him that evening. Crokinole, Prof. |
Mapes' orchestra and luncheon was the |
program, and handsome oak chair
was left by the guests as kind re-
membrance.
DIR. J. b. Stevens and wife haye been
having a serious time lately with sick
ness. Mrs. Stevens suffers terribly with |
erysipelas In the face and the DR.. had |
been sick for some time when he went |
out one pleasant day last week and |
taking cold has been laid up since with |
inflammation of the lungs. 1t is to be |
hoped that both will soon become bet |
ter.
Now that the furnace at the High |
school is cracked and otherwise badly |
out of whack, what is to hinder some |
genius from immortalizing himself by |
evolving a feasible plan to heat by |
steam supplied from the nearby water |
works plant? Now is good time to |
discuss the idea. Let the wise ones
speak out and show us how feasible or |
foolish such scheme might be.
If troubled with rheumatism, give /
Chamberlain's Pain-Balm trial. 1t |
will not cost you a cent if 1t does no |
good. One application will relieve the |
pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruises |
in one third the time required by any |
other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost
bites, quinsy. pains in the side and
chest, glandular and other swellings
are quickly cured by applying 1t.
Every bottle warranted. Price % and
so cts. Staley IL McKeith, druggists.