The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-02-22


Village Election two weeks from
Monday next.
Did you see Ballentine's shoes? p
they are the best for the money.
w. l.. Douglas shoes are all the rage.
Yale Clothing House sole agent in
Yale.
A few pairs of Lambertyille Rub
bsrs at Yale Clothing House closing
out at reduced prices.
Nicholas Hayes is slowly improving
and everything points to relief from
the operation performed short time
ago.
DR.. Stone, of Bay City, was called to
Yale last Saturday to examine SLOT
Mathews condition, and we learn that
he has given the family encourage
ment.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach for the
Church of Christ in Brick Chapel next
Sunday afternoon at o clock. cor
dial invitation extended to the public
to be present.
Will WEIGH sold one of his thorough
bred Short Horn bulls this week to
George Middleton. 1t is fine ami
NAL. Will says he has another one
which ne wishes TO sell.
1t is q settled fact that all Of the bus
mess firms who advertise in The EX-
positor are doing flourishlng bus
mess. We are pleased to notice this
and wish them all continued prosperity.
On another page Of this issue of the
EXpositor appears the annual financial
statement of the village of Yale. Read
1t carefully and see where your money
has gone and whether it has been
spent wisely.
BOOSTERS often crow over eggs they
did not lay. Same with people who
sell an imitation of Rocky Mountain
Tea, made famous by the Madison
Medicine Co.'S advertising. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
The high winds accompanying snow
storms during the past week has drift
ed many of the highways so full of
snow as to make them almost i'm
passable. February has been month
of snow storms and many are wonder
ing what March will bring.
James McColl has resigned as vice.
president of the First National Bank
of Yale on account of being elected to
that position in the Yale State Bank.
T.. A.. Grlswold is now vice president of
Yale's National bank as also one of its
directors. Franks many warm
friends in Yale will be pleased to learn
of this.
Harry Jardine has sold his laundry
business to Geo. Wilson who has taken
possession of the same. Mrs. j. A.
Wilson will keep house for George and
reside upstairs in the building where
the laundry is located. Harry has
secured position as carder in the
Wooden Mills.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble, prompt relief
is necessary, as it is dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken as indications of
having taken cold are noticed. 1t cures
quickly and its early use prevents con-
sumption. Grant Holden.
Dick Windsor has purchased thirteen
fset front Off the south side of j. II.
Highs property on Main street and is
getting stone on the ground prepar-
atory to building brick barber shop.
David Irwin has secured thirteen feet
front from the north side on which he
expects to build brick shoe shop.
Yale has building boom ahead.
MIbs huuOipu AuuIcuC, vi Dcuuil VI
thu family, wishes to express her feel.
iugs of gratitude for the many acts of
Kindness and sympathy bestowed by
friends and neighbors during the try
ing circumstances of the long sickness,
aad at the interment of husband and
fAther, and especially the members of
the K.O.T.M. for their attention. and
the beautiful floral offering, also the
floral offerings of other friends, and
the kind assistance of the quartette.
The Banking House of Bert G. Pres
ton at Armada has been merged into
uhe Armada Savings Bank. Sixteen
years ago Mr.. Preston began business
ii small way but by close attention
to business, accommodating and cour-
t6ous to customers, he has prospered
aad to-day has the pleasure of seeing
his bank q state institution. Nearly
all of the prominent business men of
the town own stock in it and we see
ne reason why increased prosperity
shouldn't follow. Success to the new
organization.