The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-06-28
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DR.. Warner Cornell's next visit tC
Yale will be on Friday, July 18th.
Pastors Durr and Jelly haYe arrang
ed to exchange pulpits next Sunday
evening.
Ringing Bros circus in Port Huron
Thursday was we'll potronized from
this place.
Don't forget the grand free street
parade given by the Gollmar Bothers
Shuman's big shows united, at 1875
a. m. in Yale July End.
Wanted immediately, a man to work
on farm. Wages ranging from $2t
to $50 month to the right person
Call on or address The Expositor office
Yale. 7-3
Jennie-To have round beautiful
neck wiggie your head from side to
side every night take Rocky Mountain
Tea. It's a short cut to graceful
form. 35c. Grant Holden.
Don't get side-tra cked in business
Dizziness sometimes passes for death
Men with brains reach the goal.
Rocky Mountain Tea puts gray mat
ter in ones head. Soc. Grant Holden.
genuine African ylack vark, the
only one ever seen in Europe or Amer
lea, the greatest animal feature ever
secured by any show, to be seen at
Gollmar Bros. q Schuman's combined
shows in Yale, July End.
A letter from Editor Menzies states
that he and wife arrived safely at Buff
falo and the Pan-American in due sea-
son. He also reports pleasant trip
down the lake on the Holland, the
steamer chartered for the run, and the
company aboard ''jolly lot"
This week Wallace Ballentine and
Harry Van Vleet each increase their
advertising space in the Expositor and
quote extraordinary low prices. These
gentlemen know the value Of legiti-
mate advertising, and also through
what medium the best results are to be
obtained.
Short Horn Bull for service at my
farm one mile north and two miles
east of Yale. Registered name and
number "Pedro l57S3S." This animal
was formerly owned by F. Sleeper,
of Inlay City, and has all the points
of pure bred. Joe Williams. S-4
A good thing to do these hot days is
to make dive for Dick Windsor
barber shop, jump into that new and
elegant bath tub he has fitted in his
new tonsorial palace, and haye Dick
turn on the water. Our word for it,,
you will come out cool as cucum-
Der and clean as lilly.
If you wish to smoke the cigar that
will happily you from the crown of
your head to the tip of your toes, just
drop into Mcintyre & Harris and tell
Porter to hand out bunch. 1t will all
be charged up to the new baby boy who
arrived last week. He weighs eleven
pounds to start with, and bids fair to
crow and grow and in due time say
ida da."
At the meeting of the State Board of
Pharmacy held at Star Island last
week, Herb Hennessy and Will Mich
aels passed successful examinations;
the former receiving fully fiedged IL
cense as an authorized pharmacist,
and the latter the highest authority in
the state to act as assistant at any dis
pensory in the commonwealth. We
congratulate these young men on the
issue of their trial. After some months
of lay-off to give himself to hard and
constant study, Herb is at his post
in the Palace Drug Store-and it seems
good and like old times to see him
there once more.
The Northern Normal is rapidly ada.
ing to its fine collection of pictures.
The school now possesses seventy-five
high grade reproductions of the best
things In pictorial art, and has recent
ly secured a collection of portraits of
scientists, educators and great writer's,
including Michael Faraday, Sir Hum
phry DaYy, Alexander Won Humbo..ts,
Chsrr.vs Darwin, Louis Agassiz, Asa
GRAY, James Dana, John Locke, Come
MUS, Pestalozzi, Herbert Spenser, Day.
id Page, Henry Barnard, Horace
Mann, Edmond Spenser, Shakespeare,
Tennyson, Goethe, and Dante. The
generous friend who gave 81 900 last
year for the purchase of pictures and
statuary has begun contributions to-
ward the second years installment Of
81 900.
It was our privilege to hear Frank
Baxter speak at the Christian church
last Sunday morning. Contrary to the
usual custom Of budding theologians,
he made no attempt at eloquent ser.
monizing; but gave'instead a plain talk
on Paul's letter to Philemon. IL was a
simple unfolding of the main and
practical points in the epistle, impress
ing the lessons for christians, and full
of instruction and solid meat for all
thoughtful hearers. Frank is home
for the summer vacation from the
University at Hiram, Ohio, where he
il fitting himself for his profession in
life. lie is a Yale boy with the pluck
to strive for an education-and honest
lv pay for it in rough but solid knocks
and we are pround of him and his
manly efforts to succeed.