The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-02-15
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Use Dingman Soap, for sale by E. b.
Fuller e. Co.
Don't forget that the BPS. paints
are the best sold and Fox & Rounds
can supply your wants in this line.
Yale Clothing House is now to the
front with the best shoe on earth-the
W. l.. Douglas shoe. Price $3.50 to
SAO0.
Last call-there are still few jack
cts and plush capes at Yale Clothing
House which will be closed out at one
third Oft regular price.
We desire to thank our friends for
the many kind acts performed for us
inour dark hours of trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Win DIS or.
Attention is called this week to the
w. L. Douglass shoe ad on this page.
Yhis celebrated shoe is exclusively
handled in Yale by the Yale Clothing
House.
Village Election is less than month
oK. Monday, March IL, is the date.
The village caucus to nominate OFF,
GERS is called for Thursday next, Feb.
81, at 1880 in the evening.
Sharp winter weather has been the
order for the past week with quite a
quantity of snow fallen. Coal goes
fAst these days and the coal dealers
are more amiable than usual.
BOOSTERS often crow over eggs they
did not lay. Same with people who
sell an imitation of Rocky Mountain
Tea, made famous by the Madison
Medicine Co.'S advertising. 35c. Ask
yeur druggist.
On account of the heavy snow storm
last Friday, stock cars could not be
furnished by the p. NJ. RR on Saturday
therefore BENZ. Evans, our cattle buy
er, was delayed in the shipment of
stock until Monday.
King Holden has secured lucrative
position in the roller mills at Almont
and is already at work there. We un-
derstand he will move his family to
that place soon. We regret to lose
King and his wife from among us but
know they will not forget Yale friends.
Next Thursday evening, Feb. 81,
1901, an old-time oyster supper will be
held at the residence of Geo. Cork in
Speaker, two miles north and one-half
mile west of Moore's Corners. Sup
per % cents. Proceeds for minister S
salary. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble, prompt relief
is necessary, as it is dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken as indications of
having taken cold are noticed. 1t cures
quickly and its early use prevents con-
sumption. Grant Holden.
Wesley Schlichter, one of Brown
Cfty's most prominent and highly re.
spected citizens, would like TO move to
Yale if suitable dwelling house could
be secured, if not he expects to go to
Port Huron. Mr.. Schlichter works for
the Deering Harvester Co., and this
place is in the center of the Block he
represents.
At the home of Chas. +. Emery was
tho scene of much excitement Wednes
dsy evening when it was learned that
they had partook of poisoned canned
Holsters at supper. A physician was
promptly called and an emetic admin.
istered. The family is now out OF
danger, after enduring much suffering
and anxiety.
Professor Talmage G. Mapes, the
we'll known musical director and band
leader, has accepted position as lead.
or and instructor of the Houghton
Mch., band at salary of $125.00 pei
month and assurance of other work in
tbs musical line that will swell his
complete salary to $4,000 per month
ny. Mapes will leave Sanilac Centre
for his new work next Monday and
hh going will be distinct loss 10 the
Ssnilac Centre band, which he has
worked up to one of the finest musical
organizations in Eastern Michigan
Ssnilac County Republican.
We received this week letter from
MYs. Geo. Bonney, formerly of Lynn
but moving to Colorado some years
ago. Mrs. Bonney states that they have
nyeved to Kokomo, and wish the adj
dress of her paper changed TO thai
place. Herself and husband are vel
suited with Colorado and the family
isenjoying good health. She says let
tws from home Gail sometimes and she
mast have the Expositor TO rely upon
as it comes each week regularly and i:
as good rs letter. For all the kind
words and good wishes we desire &c
thank Mrs. Bonney and trust the Ex-
positor will never fail her.