The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-03-01
Said the quinine to the whskey,
In a very bitter tone,
"I hope you understand, sir.
That Won can't cure Grin alone

That you can't cure Grip alone"
Good Friday, April 8.
Village Election one week from
Monday next.
Carpet samples at the Yale Furni-
ture Co.'S warerooms.
Tuesday, March 5, shoe sale at Bal
Ientine's. Great bargains.
W. L. Douglas shoes are all the rage.
Yale Clothing House sole agent in
Yale.
See A. X. Park for plaster, just the
thing for patching broken plastered
walls.
Word reaches us from Croswell that
Herman Doelle is quite sick with the
grippe.
Ballentine sells groceries at the low
est prices. A call will convince you of
this fact.
Born to the wife of Charley Brown,
oG-BrOwn City, on Wednesday, Feb. 27,
a pretty baby girl.
A few pairs of Lambertyille Rub
bsrs at Yale Clothing House closing
out at reduced prices.
The next meeting of the Shakes
peare club will be held with Lizzie
Evans Monday evening.
Remember that Fox & Rounds have
the incest assortment and largest line
Of sash and doors that ever struck the
town.
The Board of Registration of the
Village of Yale will meet in the village
hall one week from tomorrow, Sat-
urday, March 8.
Mrs. Chas. Tunis is confined to her
bed with appendicitis, but is getting
along nicely under the skillful treat
ment of DR.. Wight.
9. Goldberg & Co. are holding an
anniversary sale and offering bargains
inclothing and gents furnishings that
will astonish you. Call and see them.
J. I. Waterman, Peck's pioneer
merchant, is in Detroit receiving medi-
Cal treatment for stomach trouble. His
wife and son Harry accompanied him.
James Holden and wife living east
oftown are sick with la grippe, Mr..
Holden seriously so, their daughter
Emma has also been down but is bet
ter now.
The contract for the building of
Dick Windsor's barber shop has been
let to A. X. Park. It will be 15X42
feet and when finished will be COM
piete in all its appointments.
Jack Ward, James Rose, Robt. Ellar,
and Robt. Carson are spending the
week in Evergreen township. Sanilac
county, where they are no doubt en-
ioying good time hunting foxes.
All members of Peerless Hive LOTM
are urgently requested to be present at
next regular review, Friday evening,
March let, as business pertaining to
building new hall is to be discussed.
Keep in mind the lecture to be given
by DR.. Willis at Central Hall, March
II. Subiect-"Sunshine. Reserved
seats on sale at Holden's drug store
Friday, March 9Th, at 1880 in the even
inu.
Home is the first and most important
school of character. 1t is there that
every human being receives his best
moral training or his worst for it is
thsre that he imbibes those principles
Of conduct which endure through
manhood.
The Racket store with which Mar
lette was threatened, seemed to have
tumbled to the racket and will not To-
cate here. Our one experience with
this class of stores was sufficient for
alt time and it is with no great feeling
Of regret that this item is printed
Marlette Leader.
George Wilson, who purchased the
City Laundry from Harry Jardine, has
On ady. in this issue. George is an
experienced hand at the business and
says he will attend strictly to the trade,
and turn out nothing but first-class
work. If he does this, and we have
every reason to believe he will, his
success is assured.
DR.. j. B. Stevens was called to the |
farm of John DAVIS last week to see
colt which had been injured in jump
iug astride of stump. The animal
received serious cash in its side and it |
WIS thought it would need to be killed |
but the DR.. soon closed up the gap and |
Mr.. Dayis informs us that the animal
10 doing nicely, and that he is more
than pleased with the excellent work |
Of Yale's veterinary surgeon.