The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25

Cinderella in Wonderland Feb. 9Th.
The Corner Drug Store for fine toilet
soap.
Hard and soft wood for sale at Nc
Intyre e. Harris.
Bargains in children's heavy suits
at Yale Clothing House.
Boys and mems oyercoats at very
low prices at Goldberg & Co.'S.
Remember the dress goods remnant
sale is still on at E. B. Fuller & Co.'S.
For high grade shoes and all kinds
of footwear at low grade prices, go to
H b. Fuller & Co.
The next meeting of the Shakespeare
Club will be with Jessie Merigold, Mon
day evening, Jan. 28th.
A few plush capes and ladies' and
misses jackets are yet to be closed out
at low prices at Yale Clothing House.
The new band is progressing finely.
The boys have arranged to hold regu-
lar practice meetings in the town hall
Tuesday evening of each week.
"The Worlds Tomorrow" is the
topic of Charles II. Fraser's lecture on
the evening of February IL. This is
the next number in the Public School
lecture Course.
If fortune disregard thy claim,
Don'thang your head in fear and shame
But marry the girl you loye best
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest.
Askyo druggist.
We don't follow any weather proph
ct, and we don't take our knowledge
second hand, but right from head
quarters. We therefore know what
we are talking about, and can conf
IDENTIFY announce that on and after the
next new moon we will have ---
weather.
A call has been issued for all the
clerks in Yale to meet in the rooms
over Boards store next Monday even
ing, at s o'clock. The call does not
state the object of the meeting, and
probably the best way for those con-
cerned, is to attend this clerks meet
iug-and know.
We learn that the Farmers Institute
held in the Grange hall at Spring Hill
was an eminent success and very large
ly attended. Excepting j. w. Gardner,
all participants on the program were
present, and it was carried out in its
entirety. The local talent did most ex-
cellent work. Dinner was served by
the Grange, and all were made well
come to the feast.
Or. 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, Feb.
Sth. He will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
We once heard minister condemn
all tales of mischief by older ones, as
they tended to put mischiefinto young
folks heads. 1t must be so. We had
hardly finished telling Of the good
time had by the sleighing party which
went to M. Sheehy's last week, when
younger and more kidish party hied
themselves to the same place. A good
time was on tap, and despite bitter
cold experienced on the homeward
drive, all came home happy as larks
at springtime.
Some time ago we noted the sad fact
that Nicholas Hayes had lost the sight
Of one eye and was in danger of los
ing that Of the other. After consulting
the best occulists it was decided that
IA operation was advisable. This took
place at his home on Wednesday, and
though tedious and painful, was quite
Successful. What benefits he may get
from this application of surgery is yet
uncertain, and can be more definitely
stated after time reveals them. In the
mean time we can only hope that the
most favorable anticipations OF friends
may be realized.
Attention was called by one of the
speakers at the Institute to the useful
ness and great convenience of farmers
having their envelopes printed with
name and return directions upon them
Just as business men do. For many
years we have made practice of do
ing this work for all wishing il. Those
who once try printed stationery sell
dom return to the old plan. num-
her of farmers are now using stationery
printed at this office, and many Others
will do likewise as soon as they see
lrow cheap and convenient 1t is.