The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-02-01
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Detroit Clinic
Alex. X. Park
Sherman Moore
Wallace Adams
G.. G. Meisel, Port Huron
Ballentine's Double Store

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Clearing sale of dress goods at Bal
lentine's.
Fine dress overcoats very cheap at
Yale Clothing House.
See our line of window shades-its a
bird. Grant Holden.
The Expositor gives all the news in
the most readable form.
For fine furniture at fine prices call
on The Yale Furniture Co.
See the line of valentines at Hol-
den's drug store before you buy.
Remember the dress goods remnant
sale is still on at E. B. Fuller & Co.'S.
The best $40 all-wool serge suits on
the market at Yale Clothing House.
Ravens food for horses, cattle,
sheep, chickens, etc., for sale by Wal.
lace Adams.
Call and sample the new Scotch
Thistle Perfume at the Corner Drug
Store.-Mathews & Wight.
The first patent on pillow was grant
ed in 1904. 1t would be interesting to
know how many haye been granted
since that time.
If you need anything for that lame
back get box of Cooper's Kidney
Pills at Holden's drug store. They
are sold on a positive guarantee.
| Bridges rivers, tunnels mountains,
builds cities, gathers up the scattered
rays of ones ability. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Four special articles by writers wide
/ ly known and some twenty stories re-
markable in variety and absorbing in
| interest will be among the features of
the four numbers of The Youths Com
panion to be issued during February.
The Durno-Emmett Co. give an enter
tainment, the extra one in the school
lecture course, at Central Hall on
Saturday evening, Feb. End. Tickets
and reserved seats on sale at Grant
Holden's at7:3O Friday evening, Feb. l..
Died, at the home of her law,
John j. Jackson, two miles west of Old
Brockway, on Wednesday, January 10,
Mrs. Amelia Hommer, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place at / d. m.
on Saturday, February End, and the
burial will be made in Brockway GEM
etery.
February End is bear or ground hog
day. If the bruin comes out to-mor-
row and sees his shadow, it is said that
he Immediately goes back to his lair,
and we have six weeks more cold
weather. If it is cloudy and there is
no shadow, it is sign that spring is
coming. These are the facts, draw
your own conclusions.
On the front page of the Expositor
our readers will find some interesting
matter in Sherman Moore's new ad. In
1t he tells the people of Avoca and sur
rounding country tale of plucked
prices for plump down cash that can
not fail to interest those needing goods.
Read the ad, visit his store, and you'll
say the half hasn't been told.
While operating loom at the Yale
Wooden Mills yesterday morning,
George Stoner had the bad luck to
crush one of her little fingers in the
machinery. A physician was summon
ed and the wounded member soon
dressed. George felt quite faint from
the shock and loss of blood, but soon
so far recovered from these effects as
to be able to walk home. Nothing in
teryening, she will be back at her post
in few days.
On Sunday, February 3rd, the new
Christian church at Fargo, will be ded-
icated. Elder +. r. Porter of Fremont,
is to conduct these services and preach
on this occasion. The morning service
will be Mt 10 o'clock. and the evening
one at Z o'clock. This occasion prom
Uses TO be an interesting one, not only
to the Fargo people, but to all in this
region, and we doubt not will be large
ly attended by persons from Yale, and
other adjacent points.
Now that the Pere Marquette station
house has been given a new dress of
paint in its interior, and the waiting
room is so bright and clean, why not
keep it so? Why not stop the splitting
of tobacco juice upon the stoye and
floor and thus rendering the place Of
fensive to ladies? And while the re-
form is in motion, why not fix it so
that the crowd of men and boys who
gather at train time, would not sur
round the stove, soak up all the heat,
while ladies sit back and shiver with
cold ?
A serious mishap is reported to us in
the case of Carl Sayille, of Peck, who
was driving team to Yale last We'd
nesday evening. 1t seems that on his
way here, and when in the region of
Moore's Corners, the team became un-
manageable and ran all the way to
Yale. Fortunately the horses were
stopped by parties who went in pursuit
after the team reached town. 1t was
then found that in wrapping the lines
about his hands in his efforts to control
the team, he had stopped the circula-
ton of blood, and his hands were
frozen. He was cared for and sent
home, and we are not able to state
whether any serious results are liable
to follow the freezing.
We are indebted to "One.who-was-
there" for the following very interest
ing Item from Speaker: The greatest
surprise of the season was given Hon.
Elmore Putney and wife, of Speaker,
by their old friends and neighoors on
the evening of Jan. 25th, preparatory
to their moving to Yale. About 100 of
these came, headed by one of the old
pioneer settlers. AS the boys and girls
came too, the old farm house got
great shaking up. Through their chair
man, Andrew Moore, who was assisted
by Will Kipp and Charley Weston, the
assembled companylpresented Mr.. and