The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-01-18
Bargains in children's heavy suits
at Yale Clothing HOuse

Bargains in children's heavy suits
at Yale Clothing House.
BOYS and mems oyercoats at very
low prices at Goldberg & Co.'S.
Just now slippery places are abund-
stand on them.
For high grade shoes and all kinds
Of footwear at low grade prices, go to
j.. B. Fuller & Co.
Rudolph Andreae is reported TO be
not nearly so we'll, and unable to leave
his bed. He is now troubled with much
swelling in his lower limbs.
The pictorial Language of the Bible
considered by Bible Class in Brick
Chapel next Sunday afternoon ut 2:30.
This is an interesting subject
N. E. Humphrey, of Flint, in writing
to Prof. Roode has this to say of the
Durno- Emmett Co: "If this company
is not one of the best that Yale has
ever had, will give up the ghost"
If fortune disregard thy claim,
Don't hang your head in fear and shame
But marry the girl you loye best
Ask your druggist.
The Yale Burns Club anticipate hold
ing their Annual Banquet in celebra-
ton of Bobby Burns birth at the Rap
ley House, Friday evening, Jan. Goth
one week from tonight.
The dedication of the Disciple
church at Fargo is to take place on
Sunday, Feb. Sd. Elder f. NJ. Porter,
of Fremont, will preach both morning
and evening and conduct the services.
He will be assisted by a number of
ministers from abroad.
The result of the congregational
meeting held by the Presbyterians re-
Gently was call voted 10 Rev. A..
Banner to become their pastor. The
call was practically unanimous, he re-
ceiving all votes but one. 1t IS not
known yet whether he will accept or
not.
The st. Clair county Republican con-
vention meets in Port Huron on Feb.
23rd. At that time candidate for
Commissioner of Schools will be nomi-
mated. Those mentioned as candidates
at the present time are r. s. Campbell,
the present incumbent, and r. T..
Blackpey, of Capac. The convention
will also elect delegates to the state
judicial convention, which meets i'll
uIduu Iea piuS, r0Ds AoIus
A. X. Park and Mr.. Williams drop.
ped their work long enough to make
atrip home last Saturday. They came
back Tuesday. If present plans are
censummated Mr. Park expects to move
his family from Port Austin to Yale,
thereby becoming one of us. We are
glad for the prospect, and in its antici-
patton extend to him and family q
hearty welcome to our town and So
ciety.
Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 220 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.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 4th. Joe
Williams and wife gave pleasant par
ty to their acquaintances in Yale and its
vicinity. The event was in honor of
Mrs. Williams cousin, j. Hoffman, of
Ridgetown, Ont. The company did
Justice to the various amusements pro-
yided for their pleasure, as also to the
aDpetizing repast served to all present.
At late hour, or rather an early one
in the morning, the guests realized the
home going time had come; and with
many thanks to host and hostess for
their agreeable gathering, the compa-
ny said good morning.
b. T.. Oatman, whose attending the
session Of the State Board of Pharma-
cy at Detroit accompanied by Herbert
Menerey we noted last week, is home
again. We learn that he passed fine
examination, receiving the average
standing of Sand this his first ex-
animation. Out of a class of GS only
o passed, and Ed was one of the nine.
This is just what might be expected to
come from the studious efforts he has
made to win the prize. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Oatman, reside at
Avoca, and we have no doubt will feel
pardonable pride in the outcome.
Herbert Menercy, though receiving the
grade emitting him to a permit as AS
sntant Pharmacist, did not quite reach
the goal. But next time will do 1t.