The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26

~ wy VI i"OIN WIN Naiitl
ur 10 see Mrs. NJ. Richardson last Sat.
urday.
IL was not green Christmas. About
three inches OF the beautiful fell on
Wednesday.
For fun making Melvin Robinson the
entertainer Is difficult 10 excel. Hear
him at Central Hall, Friday, Jan. >.
Dave Brown, who has been employ
ed in the Record office, has accepted
position as compositor on the Expostor
staff.
Don't be imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
and Tar. For sale by all druggists OF
Yale.
All our stores have extra clerks en-
ployed during the holiday season.
Each business institution reports a
splendid trade.
The family of Joseph Locke and
Mr., and Mrs. John Martin, of Capac,
Fuller Christmas day.
Mrs. JAS. McColl spent Saturday in
Port Huron and while there was taken
sick. Mr.. McCOll went down and took
her on to Baden, ont.
The Wooden Millsclosed down Thurs
of the employees will visit relatives and
day, Friday and Saturday, and some
friends IN other parts.
Great tonic, braces body and brain,
drives away all impurities from your
system. Makes you we'll. Keeps you
well. Rocky Mountain Tea. soc. Grant
Holden.
The first of the year we expect 10
send out statements 10 all subscribers
IN arrears aud others owing advertising
and Job accounts. II you receive one
don't get angry but come I'm and square
up and start the new year aright.
James Marsaw Is suffering with
paralytic stroke, caused 10y appoplexy
of the brain. one size Is entirely par
allied and he cannot move or speak,
neither does ne recognize anybody.
His friends fear that he will not fe-
cover.
Wilson and Bert Van Slyke and Mrs.
Maud Van Riper, brothers aud sister
of Frank Van Slykc deceased, desire 10
thank all the kind friends of Yale and
vicinity for the kind acts and sympa.
thy In their recent bereavement. A
friend ~ the time OF sorrow Is friend
indeed.
Ifyou feelill aud need a pill why not
purchase the best? DeWitts Early Risers
are little surpriscrs, take Ouc-thcy do
the rest. W. II. Howell, Houston Tex,
wrtes:"I haye used Little Early Rsers
~ my familyfor constipation, sickheAd-
ache etc. To their use am indebted for
the health Of my family. Grant Holden.
The Sanilac Sugar Refining Compa-
ny Is now taking contracts for the
growing of sugar beets for the cam
paign of 1908. Before you take con-
tract with any other company, read
the contract offered 10y the Sanilac
Sugar Refining Company, and satisfy
yourself that they are offering as lib
eral a contract as can be secured with
any company. 30'l2
We have received n copy of The
Searchlight published in the High
School at Benton Iiarbor, Michigan,
where j. o. Doelle, son of Henry
Doelle, of Yale. has been principal
for two years. John Is assistant busi-
ness manager of the paper which Is
bright, newsy sheet IN magazine form
published for the benefit OF the high
school students. our friend Is doing
we'll in his CHOSEN avOcation and we
are pleased 10 see him successful
Melvin Robinson, the next number
on the lecture course, y one OF the
the few entertainers enjoying a wide
reputation, so much SO, that the New
York Tribune calls him n wonderful
impersonator. His character delinea-
tions are fine and true to life and fill
led with witticisms. lie possesses the
ability to tell story and make It inter
esting, and his quaint bits of humor IN
his swork are always highly appreciated.
IL you haYe never heard him there
are Jokes and stories you have meyer
heard and never will unless you listen
to him at Central Hall. Friday, Jan. ..
Admission 2jc. Z.
On Sunday morning while driving
home from attending the l.. G.. church
in Speaker township In company with
his mother Jim McCleary met with
quite an exciting experience. They
had gone only n short distance when
the bit of the bride broRo and the
horse started on a dead run. Jim
having presence of mind jumped onto
the horses back throwing his arms
around the animals neck and in some
way threw the horse TO the ground and
IN no longer time than Il takes To tell
Nut tioIg uuulAtutu Ale lplat lIhlh Nut
buggy. No one knows what the re-
suit might have been had he not at
tempted this daring act. At any rate
Jim displayed considerable nerve at n
time when things looked desperate.
Another bit was secured and jim and
his mother drove on home.
Wharton * Co. and Walker x Mid
dleton, grain, hay and coal dealers,
are notifying tho public through the
columns Of The Expositor that on and
after January lst, 1903, no credit will
be granted whateyer. This is n proper
move and should be followed by every
business firm I'm Yale. No business
can prosper and do an extensive cred
II. IL necessitates the employment OF
extra help, n lot of unnecessary book
keeping, "A mint of money is outstand-
ing that takes great deal OF work to
collect and In many instances Is not
collected. and the once good custom
or does his trading elsewhere when
you push him 10 pay up. The mer-
chant could sell goods at smaller
margin for cash, discounting his bills
In every instance, thus making pro-