The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-01-18
For footwear 60 to Fuller's.

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Inventory sale on STOVES at Hutton's
hardware.
DR.. Cornelps next date is Friday,
February Sth.
Hard and soft wood for sale at Nc
Intyre & Harris.
Mems and boys leggings at Yale
Clothing House.
Shades and fixtures of all kinds at
Grant Holden's.
Capes and jackets at way down pri-
ces to close out. Goldberg & Co.
Mrs. James Brown has few first
class trimmed hats on hand to be sold
without regard to cost.
Chester Bricker, of Port Huron, has
been wrestling with severe attack
| of la grippe during the past week.
"Pats" are those new patent leather
shoes that tit both foot and purse: and
they are sold only by Putney & Cham
berlain.
1t dulls the scythe of Father Time,
ldriyes away wrinkles of approaching
old age--the elixir of life, that puts
hope in the human heart-Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggist.
The dinner is always good, but now
it is sure to be doubly so. The cook
is happy, the host and hostess, and
every guest at the Hotel Jackson is
ditto. 1t all comes about by reason of
the new range that Fox IL Rounds have
set up in the hotel. It's dandy and
! no mistake.
The slipping the first of the week
was mite short on both ends, but it
was awfully sweet in the middle.
There has been deeper snow. but for
slick slipping it was fine. AS for gal
lants and girls, there were just oceans
of them, and arms were aching, and |
waists all ready to cure the ache. Alas! |
alas! There were not enough cutters
to go round-no odds how much the
arms ached, or how waists wanted.
The Durno-Emmett Combination
has been engaged to give the extra
number in the lecture course Saturday
evening, Feb. 2nd-just two weeks
from tomorrow. This is first class
Company and their entertainment will
be different from anything ever given
in Yale. This extra number will be
given free to all holders of season
tickets. All others will be charged
thirty cents-50 cents being the usual
pricefor this Company elsewhere.
The Bliss Business College, of Port
Huron, is booming. This institution is
located at No. 234 Huron avenue, and
it opened its session for the winter
term on Monday, January 7th. This
school aims to combine theory and
practical business life, and its course
not only embraces bookkeeping in all
its phases, but includes shorthand and
type writing. The college was only
opened last December, but it has had a
phenomenal growth and success, and
shows more life and vigor than many
an old plant.
A Huron county girl believes that
when she finds good name she ought
to stick to it. Miss Carrie Mcdonald,
of McDonald's Corners, was married to
John Mcdonald. The groomsmen
were Donald and William McDonald;
and the maid of honor Emma McDon-
aid, and Rev. Mcdonald tied the knot.
And Dusty wasn't there at all at all;
and he doesn't claim any relationship
to the above parties, and no rights, inn
munities, and privileges because of the
name. If our own Dusty dear, the best
Mcdonald of the clan, had been there
to kiss the bride, how lovely it would
have been.
The Lillian Lyons Co. put in q round
week at the opera house, closing their
engagement last Saturday night. The
company departed for Peck where
they are billed for this week. In Yale
they made a good impression, with
everything spick and span new from
night to night. Their plays are above
those ordinarily presented in smaller
places, and tf cir costumes, outfits and
stage decorations are elegant. Both in
this and the talent displayed in the
dramas presented they are first.class.
Their conduct here marks them as
perfect ladies and gentlemen, and
they will be found such in every place
they play.
The Band Boys Benefit Dance last
Friday evening was we'll attended,
there being the largest crowd out for
sometime past. Everything passed off
pleasantly, all enjoyed the party and
went home happy-or would have
done so if some sneak thief had not
been around. Sleigh-bells, oYershoes,
rubbers, and numerous other things
were missed by the guests. Some of ,
these things have been found-and
settled for--and others are being trac-
ed. Such an act was the meanest of
mean things that we have heard Of for
long time; and the party or parties ,
who did it deserve to dance awhile be-
hind an iron lattice screen.
In the good things dished out by
Speaker Carton in the legislative halls
at Lansing, we notice that st. Clair is ,
not forgotten. In the makeup of the
committees we find our own worthy {
representative from this district has
been recognized as he deserved to be.
Hon. James Dunn has been made
chairman of the committee on agricul-
ture; which not only recognizes Mr.. &
Dunn's worth as a man, but also his
occupation as farmer. In making
this appointment the speaker also in a
wider sense shows his recognition of the
great agricultural interests of the state.
Mr.. Dunn has also been assigned to
very important places on the commit
tees of horticulture and the deaf and
dumb institutions.
If you wish to know just how far it
is to NJ. Sheehy's and back to Yale.
don't ask any of the score or more of
young lads and lasses who attended
the party there Tuesday night. The