The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

Keep cool and buy white nat for
the 9TH at j. /. RosenthRps.
A compromise always costs less and
is worth more than n lawsuit.
Fine light weight blue serge coats
and vests at Yale Clothing House.
The work on the new chimney at
the power house is progressing rapidly.
Don't forget the band dances in Gen.
trail hall tonight and tomorrow night.
Call at j. G. Collins grocery and see
the beautiful coffee urn to be given
away.
Remember the ball to be given by
Lynn Grange in Jas. Massie's hall this
friday evening.
Herb Hennessy has been engaged as
pharmacist In j. f.. Staley d Co.'s drug
store and began work Monday morn.
ing.
Next regular communication Of
Brockway Lodge, +. n A. NJ, Thurs.
day evening, July 9. Work on NJ. NJ.
degree.
Lakeport will be the gaol for the
young people those hot days, many of
whom will picnic in the old pine grove
by the lakeside.
The Tigers OF Port Huron and our
home team will play matched game
of base ball ON the fair grounds to.mor-
row afternoon at 100 o'clock sharp.
very successful social dance was
held at Cleaner Hall east of town on
Monday evening. Several from Yale
attended and all report II good time.
The interior of II. G. Martins store
received a coat of paint the past week.
Take a look inside and see II you don't
think II has improved the appearance.
We understand that Lew Armstrong
and his family will soon move back to
Yale from Hamilton. Ont, where they
have been making their home the past
few months.
The young people Of the village en-.
joyed very pleasant evening at n
social dancing party In Central Hall
last Friday evening. About dozen
couples were present.
Gus smith has been laid up and un.
able 10 work for the past ten weeks
with the grippe and Inflammation OF
the lungs. lie j. around again and
picking up IN health.
The Gem Laundry started mp again
Monday morning. MIR. Leayitt hopes
that his old customers will patronize
him and he will as I'm the past endeaYor
TO give them good work.
The household goods OF O. L. Karin
have been received from Muncie, Ind,
and are being moved to the Peter
Doelle farm. Mr.. karn expects his
family here some time this week.
The farmers are up 20 their ears i'm
the hay field. Twill not be very long
before they'll be heels oyer head in the
harvest OF grain. The prospect OF n
bountiful harvest Is very iiattering.
The Financial Review published in
New York says that the Pere Mar
quette Railway company, after survey
ing for western outlet, has found that
the road can be built from Almont TO
Holly and TO Jonesville for $4,000 less
than by any other route.
Get free sample OF Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets at Grant
Holden's drug store. They are easier
To take and more pleasant in effect
than pills. Then their use is not fol-
lowed by constipation as is often the
case with pills. Regular size, 25c per
box.
VIM. Hodgins and his most estima-
BILE wife have moved 10 their new farm
home near Roseburg. The best wishes
of their many friends In this township
go with them. rhe Expositor trusts
that every Joy and blessing may be
theirs during the remaining years OF
their life.
In the circuit court Of this county on
Monday afternoon Anna J.. Brown, OF
Yale, began suit for divorce from her
husband. James Il. Brown. She claims
that she has been neglected, that her
husband refuses TO support her and
that be has been guilty of calling her
outrageous names.
The much delayed and postponed
picnic which the Disciple Sunday
school planned several weeks ago,
came off Tuesday and several loads OF
happy children were transported 10
Kings woods, north OF town, where
they spent some pleasant hours and
were brought back at night tired but
| satisfied.
The supervisors picnic which was
scheduled TO come OIL at Sanilac Gen.
tire last week Wednesday was post
pOned until the third "Wednesday In
/
| Next year being campaign year there
will without doubt be large gather
/ ing OF the faithful on the date men
toned, weather or no weather.
The Yale Canning Co. has issued an
order prohibiting the public from visit
ing the canning factory without an or.
der from secretary Griswold. Last
year the building was Hooded with Wis.
itors from early morn To late at night,
hindering the workers, and for this
reason the Co. has decided TO put n
check 20 the crowd OF onlookers.
Last Tuesday night as the east bound
train pulled In at the depot the pilot
of the engine was noticed TO be coy.
cred with blood and horse flesh. IL has
since been learned that two valuable
colts belonging 10 John Gleason were
killed on the track where II passes
through the Ovens farm about two
and a half miles northwest OF this
place.
Children's Day exercises were held
in the NJ. T.. church Sunday evening
and the program, specially prepared
was enjoyed throughout. The church
| waa taetiiv dQcnrafod With nlanla and