The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-04-26

Twenty-three prisoners are in the
county jail.
A new line of underwear and hosiery
at the Yale Bazaar.
Shirts The very latest at very low
prices at S. Goldberg & Co.'S.
Comfortable, quiet rooms to rent:
Enquire of Fred f. Francis, Yale. 52tt
Don't forget the Yale Furniture Co.
when in need of mattresses and springs.
For rougn painting call at Rounds q
Voncamp's and get "Indurine" mixed
with water.
A. E. Jackson wants to buy four
pigs from to weeks old. Call at
Hotel Jackson. 5Ott
George V. Reid is building an addi-
ton to his livery barn to accommodate
his increasing business.
C. G. Holden's special art opening
will take place next Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, May 2, 3 and 4.
Douglas shoes are the neatest, mob
best and best fitting shoes made. They
have the lasting qualities too. At Yale
| Clothing House.
"Remarks on DR.. Hedley's lecture"
! is the subject in the NJ. L. church next
|
guards for young men,"
Now that the streets are in good con-
/ ditlon for bicycles, the village author
! titles should enforce the ordinance rel
alive to riding bicycles on sidewalks.
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.
Chas. Reeves has purchased the
Teetzel house on Kennitick street oc-
cupied by Chas. Tunis and family and
Mr.. Tunis will move into rooms in the
Macarthur block on Main street.
To-day, Friday, April Goth, is Arbor
day. Are you planting a tree? How
much prettier Yale would be if there
were rows of handsome shade trees on
either side of her pleasant streets.
Chauncy Kelley starts for Idaho
next Tuesday where he will look up
pine lands. If bio ok of good timber
is located it is likely that number of
Yale citizens will go out there later.
w. V. Andreae started on the road
Monday on three weeks trip in the
interest of the Yale Wooden Mills. This
institution has large wholesale trade
! and the goods manufactured give first
class satisfaction.
There will be social under the
auspices of Washington Lodge LOL on
Tuesday evening, April 80, at the home
of VIM. Edgerton, two miles west and
three miles south of Yale. Supper 25c
per couple. All invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tappan gave
q delightful seven o'clock tea to the
school trustees, their wives and the
corps of teachers on Friday evening.
Crokinole was INDUCED in afterward
and the enjoyment was general.
Croswels banker, f. II. Battersbee,
is candidate for the Croswell post
office, opposed to Mr.. Dexter, who has
held the Office for four years. Bat
tersbee will probably get the appoint
ment as he has been great worker
for Weeks.
The Yale Wooden Mills has establish
ed new code of working hours.
Every day except Saturday workmen
begin at $50 q. m. and work until $50
p. m. On Saturdays the mill will shut
down at IL: 80 a. m. If you hear the
whistle at and $50 in the morning
you will know the cause.
Talk of spring, beautiful spring.
The weather of Saturday and Sunday
was enough to make a man shake
clean into his boots. Cold and stormy
with the wind blowing at a velocity of
55 miles an hour. 1t made one think
that winter was coming instead of
summer. Saturday nights papers re-
ported a terrific storm with deep snow
| sweeping oyer the eastern states.
Telephone and telegraph wires were
prosuated in all directions. The D&C
steamers had n rough time of it on the
lakes and the blizzard seems to have
been bad one for this season of the
year.