The Yale expositor., 1902-04-04

The Racket
G.. G.. Meisel
+. F. Francis
John Hutton
T.. b. Fuller * Co.
Corner Drug store
Palmer Bros. 4 Co.
Eva j. Black n Co.
Many new things at The Racket.
School begins again next Monday.
Nicholas Hayes is gradually getting |
better of his recent sickness.
Jas. Bright has gone TO Deckerville
where he Is superintendent OF the flax
mill.
Those who have real merit are the
last ones TO see It in themselves and the
first 10 see II in others.
The checker club was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. G.. Nc
Laughlin on Saturday evening.
The Richmond egg wagons of Weter,
Tanning q Co. made their first visit TO
Yale and towns north on Monday.
Norman Sponenburg has been en-
gagged as clerk in Hutton's hardware
and is now acting in that capacity.
Earl Morley, OF Capac, and Miss
Mary Bullock, daughter of VIM. Bull
lock, OF Lynn, were united in wedlock
on Wednesday OF last week.
4 strictly high grade $1,000 Douglas
bicycle for sale at less than half its
value. Has been used but little and is
as good as new. Enquire at this office.
Makes children eat, sleep and grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. Soc. Grant
Holden.
Horse, harness and surrey for sale.
Surrey nearly new, harness IN good
condition. Bay mare, weight about
| 1900 lbs. Enquire of Fred l.. Montney.
Price for outfit $40. 4gtf.
Easter hats were not much in eyi.
dence last Sunday. The stormy Wild
day prevented the wearing of new hats
even II one went to church. The con-
gregations were rather small Easter
Sunday.
Tho old ndagc Of "March coming
/ in like a lamb Will surely 90 out like n
] lion" has proven true this year. sun.
dRy and Monday were two blustery
days and tho weather since has been
anything but agreeable.
A party was given on Monday even
ing At the residence OF h. X. Beecher
by Mrs. Beecher and Mrs. Harvey Tap
pan in honor OF Mrs. W. y. Armstrong,
Of Concord. Fifty-four guests were
invited who pleasantly spent the even
ing with cards and crokinole. An APP
peIizing lunch was served about mid
night.
Jas. McColl has lately purchased
four lots in Croswell and four in Deck
eryille. The scarcity of houses in these
two towns has compelled him 20 So
cure lots and build dwellings on same
for his men. lie informs us that
house in Croswell which cost no more
than $3.50 to build rented lately for
| Sl20 n year and the tenant paid one
year in advance TO secure 1t. Croswell
Is certainly experiencing boom, for
houses are springing up like mush-
rooms.
April lst being the day set for the
disposal of the steel range at Rounds
4 VanCamps hardware n committee
appointed weighed the stove and found
that IL tipped the scales at 402 pounds.
Eleven persons guessed the exact
weight. The" are Jas. Rose. Roger
Weloh, VIM. Fox, Duncan Mckenzie,
/ iltuhTu lAoukilOnt inhrs Lllllpt r. rank
Morrill, Isaiah Martin, Mm. Freeman,
Jas. Sherrard, Jas. Monaghan. A
meeting will be held Mt the store Sat
urday afternoon when some plan 90
dispose of the stove will be decided up
on.
glimpse ~ the millinery openings
last week revealed the new spring hats
in all their beauty. Shapes are mostly
large, some with points, some with
corners and some without much shape
at all, bu; looking very pretty when
made up with trimmings. Malinc j.
the latest trimming but foliage and
/ flowers, daisies, roses and geraniums,
laces and chiffon are all much used.
| The fancy straws are very pretty this
year and make mp effectively. Strings
Of pearls are very chic and adorn the
/ drapery of brims. Black and white
I prevail but colors are also much I'm
evidence. our home milliners have
everything the very latest. visit TO
/ the millinery rooms will suffice to con-
vince Yale ladies that their headgear
can be purchased at home. Mrs.
/ Browns trimmer Is Miss Margaret Ellis
who is not unknown 10 us. Mrs. Black
will DO her own work this year which
goes TO say that satisfaction will be
given. Mrs. Palmer has Miss Tum-
monds, who was with her last year and
many will be glad 90 sec her back.