The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-04-05

Get prices on hardware, furniture
and tinware at McPhaiPs, Avoca.
Fine line of breaches just received.
Step in and look them oyer. l.. Roy
Fuller.
All sizes of sweat pads, gall cure,
| harness oil and harnesses at Rounds d
Vancamp's.
o. E. S. will meet in special session
next Wednesday evening, April 10.
Work on degrees,
March came in like a roaring lion
but what lovely weather we had the
last few days of the month.
The next quarterly meeting of the
Eastern Michigan Press Club will be
held in Detroit, Friday, April II.
Chas. King, Laura Baxter and Mrs.
! Griswold were delegates attending the
c. Z. convention in Port Huron last
week.
Rounds & Vancamp desire to state to
| the public that their store will be open
evenings from now on after eight
o'clock.
Revival meetings will begin in the
Disciple church, Mechanic street, next
Sunday morning. Everybody INVITED
to attend.
J. A. Cavanagh desires to say to
those wishing eggs for Matching to
| leave their orders at Ward q CaYa-
nagh's grocery store. See his adv.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Keeps you we'll all summer. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. Soc.
Ask your druggist.
You intend painting your house or
other buildings this spring, do you?
Call at our hardware store in the Nc
Kenna block, Yale, and let us show you
our paints. We can save you money.
John Hutton.
Rev. c. d. Ellis, of Akron, has been
| invited to preach to the Presbyterian
congregation next Sunday, April 10th.
He has accepted the invitation and
will conduct service in Central Hall at
ii q. m. and 1880 p. IN.
Esper & Burns, successors to n. b.
Herbert, have a new ady. in this issue
of The Expositor. Keep your eye on
this advertisement for bargains in
groceries and shoes. Green vegetables
will be one of their specialties.
Workmen have been busy the past
week in laying the foundation wall
for Dick Wlndsor's barber shop and
the brlckwork is now begun. A. X.
Park, who has the contract for this
building, is making things hum, hav-
ing two other contracts besides this.
The Board of Registration for Brock
way township met in Justice Browns
Office last Saturday. In looking oyer
the books it was found that persons
have died since last fall, 65 have re-
moved from the township and that 80
new names were added to the register,
leaying the total number now register
ed at GIG.
YALE MASONIC QUARTETTE will fur
nlsh vocal music for funeral occasions,
social entertainments and other public
gatherings. Charges for funerals, in
the village, So. Out of town, Sc with
expenses. Rates for other services
made known by application to Frank
B. Newell, secretary. 1915
VIM. Mackman has bought farm
in Evergreen township, Sanllac
county, and moved there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackman have resided
in Yale for many years and their
friends regret to see them leave but all
hope that they will prosper in their
new home. Their post-office address
will be Shabboua, Mich.
"Cleau up" will be the battle cry of
the community for the next month or
six weeks. Winter has given way to
spring and it behooyes citizens to
clean away from back yards, back al
leys and other places, the accumula-
tons of winter months. If they do
not do so the board of health will
have to look after the work.
, George Matzen, an enterprising and
, energetic young man formerly of
Yale, has recently opened up large
: dry goods, gents furnishings, crockery
and grocery store in Cass City and we
, haye no doubt but he will be very sue
cessful as he realizes the value of ad
) vertising having a half page adv. in
/ the village papers.
1t is expected that the NJ. p. confer.
ence will convene in Yale in August
, next, beginning on the 9th and last
+ ing over Sunday. Rev. Keith is
] around this week soliciting places of
, entertainment for visitors and hopes
J to be able to secure enough to warrant
] the holding of the convention here.
GiYe him your name when he calls if
possible to do so.
3 The first annual ball of Yale Fire Co.
7 No. 2, which takes place at Michaels'
hall, Tuesday evening, April 9, prom
/ ises to be a success. The committee is
Z pushing the sale of admission tickets
and are pleased with the way the
tickets are going. 1t is so arranged
that persons not caring for dancing
: can enjoy themselves at cards, croki-
/ mole and other games. Supper will
: be served at the Rapley House. Don't
, refuse to buy ticket If the committee
calls on you.