The Yale expositor., 1903-06-26

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A man is at his best when he minds
his own business.
Special meeting OES next Tuesday
evening. Initiation.
Binder twine in any quantity you
want at Rounds a NanCamp's.
Girl wanted for general housework.
Come at once. Mrs. V. A. Lacy.
We have fine line of felt and straw
hats. Gail and see them at j. |. ROs-
enthaPs.
Rounds n NanCamp have all kinds
of haying tools. They inyite you 20
call II Ia need OF anything IN their
line.
Grant Holden is giving the front
/ of his drug store "A fresh coat of paint
which improves the appearance very
much.
When in need of ilayOrng extracts,
such as vanilla, lemon, orange, banana,
strawberry, etc, go 10 the orner Drug
store. They have the beat
Get your wedding Invitations print
ed at The Expositor printcry. The lat
est styles of type aud stationery are
used and neat, clean work guaranteed.
The primary and intermediate de-
partments of the NJ. T.. sunday school
will give program Of songs AMI rec.
itutions AT the NJ. l.. church next sun
day evening.
lon feel mean, cross, ugly, down In
the mouth, nothing goes right. Bad
liver. Better take Rocky Mountain
Tea. Drives away the blues. 30 cents.
Grant Holden.
The Fashion, 1872 Huron ave-, Port
Huron, Is closing ont It's stock of ladies
suits 40 a biz reduction. out OF 200
suits only % are left Secure one be-
fore they are all gone.
Report has IL that Jas. Burt, who re-
Gently sold HE hotel property at Capac
tn Lara O'Neill, will engage In the
same business az Port Huron provided
that he can secure "a suitable house.
The social dancing party given by
the band boys last Friday evening was
fairly well patronized. Although there
was not very large attendance =
good time was enjoyed by those pres
ent.
Niles Carrie Bearss, of Armada, who
comes well recommended - a soloist
of ability, aud VINO ls DESTROYS of or
ganizlng class in vocal music, will
sing ut the VI. l.. church next Sunday
evening
Palmer's Uncle Toms Cabin Co. was
here last saturday and held forth in
the evening at Central Hall. few
attended but uotn one l. willing Co adj
INIT that he gave up his good cash to
see tne performance.
ChsmbCrlaiu's Pain Balm b. M anti.
septic iHimeut, and when applied tu
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them tu
heal without matgratiuu and much
more quickly than hy the usual treat.
ment. For sale by Grant Holden.
Among tire beautiful lawns I'm the
village D. the one about the pleasant
home OF Mrs. T.. AudrcNu ON First
street The work cd laying the sod
WIS done by Jas. Rath. Those who
have seen 10 shy Il Is iirstclas- IN every
respect
The Gem Laundry, after being shut
down for "A few weeks, will be started
again ON Monday next by s. T.. Lea
? WIT In place OF steam power ne will
use gasoline engine which will re
duce the expense considerably. 10 H.
hoped he may do u large business and
make money.
A.. r. Sleeper, president, and Lin.
coin Avery, director, of the First Ma
ronai Bank, were here ON Thursday in
speeding the condition of the affairs at
the bank. They found everything i'm
apple.pie order and congratulated
cashier Fead and assistant McKeith on
the splendid condition of affairs.
Miss iona Gale, the young wiscon-
sin authoress, u winning considerable
notice as writer of short stories as
we'll az n poetess. Her latest story,
1.-THE Shyness OF Beth Croft" is to ap.
pear IN the August Success" IL tells
OF the experience and transformation
Of n country girl whose chances in life
were being hampered by her shyness.
About the only place in town where
business was booming Monday and
Tuesday was at the bowling alley. On
account of the rainy condition of the
weather on those days no business was
doing i'm the stores and many OF our
business men tried their skill ut bowl
ing. Sides were chosen and some close
contests for championship were waged.
Prof. j. w. Robinson, who has held
the principalship Of our schools for
the past year, has packed his house
hold goods and will leave for Mason
this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
son have made many warm friends
In Yale during their short stay here,
all OF whom regret TO learn that
they are going TO leave us. The best
OF good wishes 60 with them.
10 was with regret when we learned
that Herb Hennessy, the popular clerk
in Grant lIolden's drug store, had ten
dered his resignation on Saturday last.
Herb has been employed in this store
Tor five years or more and was we'll
liked by everybody, old and young.
He informs us that II n suitable loca-
ton IN some live town can be secured
he will go into business for himself.
No matter where Herb locates the
kindest wishes of The Expositor 90
with him for mis- future prosperity.
For several months contest has