The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-04-24

Paisley.
New vestings for waists at Wallace
Ballontine's.
II you would like pair of fine shoes
call on J. |. Rosenthal.
Try Yapur bath at Windsor's. 4
sure relief Tor rheumatism.
Roy Menerey has been assisting in
Ballentine's store this week.
Born to the wife of George Wilson
on Saturday last, n fine baby daughter.
Born To- the wife of Mont Anger ON
Saturday, April 18th, 1908, "A daughter.
Room to rent, 2Ox3O, upstairs in the
Rapley Block. Apply 10 j. A. Rapley.
Sale AT Wallace Ballentine's on Ia.
dies tailor made suits-Thursday un-
al Tuesday.
Linoleum at IIuttop's. Some pretty
patterns just received. Only 80 and
6Oc per square yard.
Wanted-apprentice girl at Miss
Sheehy's dressmaking shop above Ev.
aus " knapp's meat market. Minnie
Shechy.
Mclaughlin, the Brown City boy who
did not make good with Toledo, has
joined the South Bend team IN the
Central league.
Ladies suits ut Wallace liallentine's
for i've days only-rhursday TO Tues.
day. bon forget the dates, April %,
-, 25. % aud 2s
Get one 81 those garden rakes, they
will make things easier cleaning round
the hack yard They are good ones at
| Rounds ~ NHnCamp's
H.. - -
room house, good location, good we'll,
cisteru, barn and outhouses. Located
on Second street. James Sweet, Yale.
Cold water paint is u good cheap Ill
ser for an old house ana Is. L. :. fer
new ones or repaintlng. IL stands the
storms. Rounds * Nan,Hmp have
both.
Jas. O'Sullivan. IT,, OF Port Huron,
was one uf the seven Successful ap.
plichnts for admission to the bar, hay
ing passed the examination before the
supreme "urt at Lansing, April l7th.
a game Of base hall viii be PLAY Ell
ou the .ir grounds to morrow t~Htur
day atteruunn 90 2:3O u'cluck between
the "a oulen NIL nine aud the REGULAR
iuru uUt aud witness nh interesting
game.
Now's the time 10 take Rocky Noun
tain Tea; u drives uut the microbes OF
winter; 70 builds up the stomach, kid.
ucts and liver. wonderful spring
tonic that makes sick people we'll.
Grant Holden.
: r. Barr has the agency for the
Eureka Fence Post. tie will sell farm
aud county rights and would be- pleased
g. show the poet tO any one cOntem
plating purchasing. Address him NJ
,apHc, r. h. 10. No. /.
Rev. j. H. Reilly was around this
week with a subscription paper for the
purpose of securing money with which
To paint the VI. +. church. Everybody
gave literally and we may expect TO
see the church building don new
coat of paint soon.
Mrs. Owen Ryan, pioneer of EN-
NETT township, died at an early hour
Friday morning. April 18th, aged 92
years. She had lived ON the farm
where she died fifty years and was
highly respected. Three sons survive.
Wallace Adams has moved into the
Gilbert house in the north part of the
town. ID. A. Mckeith now occupies
the Wallace Adams residence and
Charley Brown on Monday moved in
Thos. Manley's house on Main street
vacated by ID. A. McKeith and family.
On Monday night. April Goth, some
sneak thief entered Charles Montney's
granary and stole two aud one-half
bushels of oats. Charley says he has
not locked his granary this winter but
will do so now. and also advises those
night hawks TO keep away from his
place or some of them will 60 home
lame.
The following real estate transfers
were made in the village of Yale and
Brockway township during the past
week:-Wm. X. Yuill 10 Annetta h.
Mclaughlin, land in the village of
Yale, consideration 800; stephen Il.
Barr, land in Brnckway. consideration
81 90; T.. II. Hale to- VIM. "a. HYDE,
land IN BrOckway, consideration $500.
/ The Marlette Leader OF last week
says:-"A ST the meeting of the grand
lodge uf Orangcmen held IN Cass city
last week II WAS decided To hold the an.
nual celebration OF the order IN Mar.
lette this year, aud arrangements are
already under way tO make the event
red letter day in the history of the
village MANY lodges have signified
their intentions OF coming and big
crowd u assured. Make all your dates
with this celebration IN view"
There has been considerable talk in
past years about the horrible condition
| OF the road leading Co Yale from the
/ north and at different times schemes
/ have been discussed whereby tive road
might be put in good condition for
travel. Henry Dinner comes forward
now with very liberal offer TO furnish
gravel free, providing n proper road
bed II graded from Francis hill TO the
mile corner. Our townspeople are Ger
tainly interested In good roads and will
no doubt make some move toward inn
proving this main highway leading to
our town. We realize that now Is bad
time 90 start this work, for nearly
everybody Is busy with their spring
blowing and seeding. II IL good time
TO start n subscription paper and raise
sufficient money with which To pay for
the hauling Of the gravel. When the
| atatntQ labor h botnp performQd this