The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25
AID changes
Mathews q Wight
II. B. Fuller & Co.
6 Goldharp 81 Co.

II. b. Fuller & Co.
S. Goldberg & Co.
Putney q Chamberlain
G. c. Meisel, Port Huron
Ballentine's Double Store
Wool mittens cheap at Goldberg's.
Get your dry goods at Ballentine's
sale.
Mems and boys leggings at Yale
Clothing House.
Shades and fixtures of all kinds at
Grant Holden's.
The best $40 all-wool serge suits on
the market at Yale Clothing House.
Call and sample the new Scotch
Thistle Perfume at the Corner Drug
Store.-Mathews & Wight.
The Durno-Emmett Co. will give the
extra entertainment in the Lecture
Course at Central Hall, on Saturday
evening, Feb. End.
Gents! If you want the best shoe
made, call at the Yale Clothing House
and get pair of of the w. l.. Douglas
shoes. Prices $3.50, $500, $3.50 and "a.
The man who whispers down we'll
about the things he has to sell, won't
lreap the golden dollars like him who
climbs tree and hollers-by advertis-
ing.
1t dulls the scythe of Father Time,
drives away wrinkles of approaching
old age-the elixir of life, that puts
hope in the human heart-Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggist.
The Uno debating club held meet
ing with Verna Kelley last Tuesday
evening. The question discussed was
"Does the Constitution follow the
flag?' Strong arguments were made on
both sides, but in the opinion of the
Judges the balance lay in favor of the
affirmative.
sary Of George Windsor's birth. To re-
to the end of the first decade in life, a
goodly number of his playmates came
to help him celebrate the day without
which life would not be of much &C
count to most of us. A joyful time
was had by all, and George will not
soon forget the help he had in cutting
the tenth notch in the stick of his life's
history.
C. j. Seely has sold the Port Huron
Republican to M. E. Taylor, of Algon-
&C, who will continue its publication.
| Mr.. Seely is the founder of the paper.
We understand he expects to open
newspaper advertising agency in Port
Huron. We are sorry to have him re-
tire from the strictly journalistic field,
but we predict abundant success in his
new and special line. He is one of the
slickest ad writers; and if any man in
! the Thumb knows how ads ought to
be set, that man is Seely.
A newspaper reporter dreamed one
night that the editor had decided to
get out paper that was entirely satis-
factory. Every item that was brought
in was carried around to different
houses, and if any objections were rails
ed it was promptly CHILLED" At 300
p. m. the paper went to press as usual,
and when the patrons unfolded it that
evening they found nothing but
blank sheet. The editor of the paper
slept sweetly that night, realizing that
he had printed nothing to offend any
body and that his paper was entirely
satisfactory.
There is young lady in town, and
fine one too. She has beau, and he
also is fine. He calls enthusiastically
sometimes oftener. They get along
grandly. swimmingly, and never q trace
of trouble has tripped across their life
paths. But, oh my? How their neigh
bors are bothered. They so anxiously
watch when he comes and when he
goes; and the poor girl can scarcely
comb her hair without arousing suspi-
cion, or causing a f1utter among next
door feminines. 1t was and ever will
be thus. Young people before mar
riage are so interesting. After that
old shoes.
Will Hyde who lives q mile north of
Yale, has a pair of Durham steers that
are both exactly the same age, three
years old last October. These have
been raised together, fed the same
kinds and amounts of feed. In all
this there is nothing very noteworthy.
But they were recently weighed and
the singular part of the story is that
there was not pounds difference in
their weight as shown on the scales
each weighing 1880 pounds. They are
beauties and Will would feel fully
satisfied if he could get one-half that
famous steer recently sold for in Chi |
cago. That would net him for the
two the snug sum of $2,295.00.
There is to be Joint installation of
of Sir Knights and Lady Maccabees on
Tuesday evening, Jan. Goth, at 1880
o'clock, at which time the officers in
both lodges will be indicted for the |
ensuing term. After the installation
ceremonies an oyster supper will be
served to members of the order and |
invited guests. In answer to enquiries
we are requested to say that all Sir
Knights and Lady Maccabees not
members of Yale Tent or Hive are
invited with their wives and sweet
hearts. The supper is not public !
one and ia therefore only free tn |
members Of the order, their wives and
guests. Children over five years old
are not included in the invitation.
There is no charge for this supper, and
the purpose is to make it q banquet
and free feast for the good of MEM
bers and their families, and not to
benefit the orders exchequer.
Notice TO the Public.
Those in need of window and door
frames, sash, doors, mouldings, brack-
nh tnr 10 atn Or IL ind ~ t.,Na