The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-02-13

nuts and bread Saturday afternoon at
three O'Clock in the church.
Stanley Wilson received serious in.
juries in fall about week ago and
mas since been taxing a lay.oif from
his duties in Harris x Newel's.
House and lot for sale-A good To-
room house, good location, good we'll,
cistern, barn and outhouses. Located
1n Second Street. James Sweet, Yale.
Foley's Honey and Tar is best for
cronp ami whooping cough, contains
no opiates, and cures quickly. Careful
mothers keep II In the house. For sale
by all druggists of Yale.
Mrs. Anna Springer is hayinga house
built upon a lot purchased of John
Henry ON Prospect street. The foun.
dation is laid and further work will
soon be rapidly pushed.
Coal has been found on the farm of
Geo. Graves near Valley Centre, while
digging we'll. IL Is said TO be the gen.
uine article but IL is not known as yet
how much there may be of IL.
Pimples. faded complexion, chapped
skin, red, rough hands, eczema, letter,
bad blood, cured in u short time, with
| ikNNNl hVAuAhlh lthf AAlt kltuh NOli-
! plexion restorer. Grant Holden.
The tive year old daughter of Mrs.
Marion Johnson has been very sick Of
late, but is little improved this week
The child had scarlet fever which was
followed by a severe attack OF Bright 3
disease.
Wanted Men 20 learn'baTbor trade.
Tools, diplomas, positions and board
given. Years sayed los our method OF
free work and expert instructions.
Write Co day. Moler Barber College,
Chicago, M. Al
Small farm for sale located ! miles
east and mile south OF Yale. Splend.
did soil, all kinds of fruit, good bui,d-
ings and water. a very desirable place
for gardening. Call on or address Mrs.
James Holden, Yale. 3S.tf
snow To the depth of one foot fell
Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Many of our citizens who would rather
romcmbef the sabbath day and keep
u holy were compelled to get out and
clean oil their walks.
OF all the idiotic yells that the diff.
ferent colleges have formulated this
from the Syracuse Medicoes isthe most
lulpllNs wen man. SIGN lllhu, uthu
man-stiii; dig 'em up. cut 'em mp
whats the dir. Humorous, numerous,
blood and gore. Syracuse medicoes,
1904"
James Rolls, Of Fremont township,
Sanilac county, was in Yale Saturday
and purchased 20 NJ shingles of the
Holden Lumber Co. with which he in
tends to re-shingle his large barn. The
very best grade was bought as Mr..
Rolls claims that they will prove to be
tho cheapest in the end.
Every seat IN the house was sold, and
people were standing. Entertainment
grand success. People delighted.
Certainly II was n big hit. Applause
after applause greeted Little Phil"
Many people say Bertha Webb is equal
to Leonora Jackson.-Edwin II. Forbes,
Pm. d., Torrington, Conn.
have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for number of years and
have no hesitancy in saying that il Is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group / have ever used IN my family.
have not words TO express my con-
fdence in this remedy.-Mrs. j. A.
Moore, North Star. Mich. For sale by
Grant Holden.
+. X. Mathews. Of Detroit, has pur-
chased Mrs. NJ. IL. Taylor's stock of
goods located in the building next door
south OF the postoiiice, and took pos.
session on Tuesday. Mr.. Mathews will
add n large amount of new goods and
make other changes In the business.
lie is a courteous gentleman and will
be pleased TO meet all of Mrs. Taylor's
customers and as many new ones as
may favor him with a call.
Ed. Dufiie, formerly resident of
Brown City but for the past 3 years Up.
Grating n blacksmith shop in Yale, has
decided that our village IL the best
town In the Thumb and has again cast
his lot among us, having leased Joe
Regan's blacksmith shop. lie took
possession Monday, and the echo OF
the anvil has been ringing out under
the heavy strokes of his brawny arm.
We welcome Mr.. Duiiie back 90 the
circle OF our business men and bespeak
for him liberal share of the public
patronage. Mr.. Regain has several pro-
positions before him but has not yet
fully decided what he will do.-Brown
City Banner.
a bill 10 incorporate the village OF
Peck has passed the senate aud the
people of this little THRIVING town to
the north of US are in hopes now of
lettering their conditions. The drunk
en- rows and reyelries may be inter
fered with and stopped If n set Of good
moral men are chosen officers of the
village whose aim II will be to further
law and order. Improvements will
be made 40 fast in this thoroughly en-
terprising burg that In n short time we
will not recognize the old state OF
things. We are glad 20 note that Peck
is looking for higher things and trust
the incorporation will soon be real
lied fact as II is the starter for all inn
proYements.