The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
Water glasses for lOc atThe Racket.

Water glasses for I0c atThe Racket.
Hon. Joseph Camp, Truth and
shams" at Central Hall tonight.
If any of our subscribers have apples
that they wish To- dispose OF we would
like to buy two or three bushels.
What you doin' neighbour Helping
Bill. What's Bill doin'? Helping Man
dy? What's Mandy doinY Helping
Mother? What's Mother doinY TAX
ing Rocky Mountain Tea. Sensible fam
ily. Grant Holden.
Ina letter from Floyd Losey we learn
that he is employed IN the Monroe
Democrat Office. Floyd, at different
times, has worked in The Expositor
Office and we learn with pleasure that
he now holds responsible position on
the Democrat. lie Is competent
workman aud we wish him success.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Lulu Mcmahon, Brock
way, one night last week. at which time
she entertained number of her friends.
In due time refreshments were served /,
and after thanking their young hostess
very cordially for the pleasant even
ing they repaired to their several homes.
The dance and supper given at Mich
aels Hall, on "Wednesday evening, un-
der the auspices of the Yale Cornet
Band was largely attended by the
young people OF the village and sur
rounding towns. About 60 couples
were present and a more delightful
time was never enjoyed at a party In
Yale.
The population of Canada for 1901, +,
as issued by the census department.,
was I, 5,369, ,6G6, as follows: Prince Ed
ward Island, lO3 ,259; Nova Scotia, 49,
574; New Brunswick, 33i 100; Quebec,
/ ,6is, sos; Ontario, 2,lS2 ,942; Manitoba,
254, ,947: British Columbia, la ,2S2;
Northwest territories, 1891; Yukon,
q ,lG7; unorgsnized territories, 2o,5i6.
Wallace Ballentine's mammoth clear
ing sale still continues. Bargains are
being readily picked up by those who
are economically inclined. While the
sale lasts you should take advantage
of the chance 90 get good goods Mt n
great reduction. An inspection OF this
stock will do you good and there Is no
question but you can save money on
every article you need.
Mrs. Ellis, with the junior members
OF her singing class, will give con-
cert soon, probably Friday evening,
February 7. The class Is hard at work
practising now and IL Is hoped that
parents and friends will turn out in
large numbers 90 the concert. Mrs.
Ellis has spent great deal OF time and
pains with the singing class and has
asked nothing at all for her labor.
The scholars have all advanced nicely
under her proficient tuition.
George Wilcox Jr., Of Greenwood
township, the young lad who has been
hanging around Yale for the past year
or more, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Ellar last saturday and locked up In
the village bastile. On Tuesday he was
arraigned before Justice Ballentine on
n charge Of stealing turkeys. lie plead
guilty TO the charge and was sentenced
10 GO days In the county jail at Port
Huron. The father OF the boy asked
that the sentence be suspended prOvid-
ing he would 20 home with himand re-
main there. George promised TO do
this and Justice Ballentine agreed To u
but before suspending sentence gave
the young lad some good advice and
cautioned him not % be found loaiing
around Yale again for II be was found
he would be Immediately taken % the
county jail 10 serve out his sentence.