The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27

Ladies' furs going cheap at Yale
Clothing House.
Skating on Mill creek has been fine
for the past week.
Mrs. John Newelrs condition re-
mains about the same.
Charley Clark is employed AZ clerk |
in Putney q Welch's grocery.
Geo. Cough has been quite sick for
few days but Is much better now.
You will get good value for your
money II you buy your underwear at
Wallace Ballentine's.
When you want an up-to-date over
coat or suit the only place you can
get Il is at j. |. RosenthaPs.
Jacob Holmes h moving into the
Mrs. Carter house on South Main
street, which he has purchased.
Jas. McColl has purchased Schuyler
Bakers house and Is moving II on his
farm In the south part of town.
The Expositor IL day late this week
Occasloned by taking a day of 20 eat
turkey. We trust our reader will bear
with It's.
The stoves are rolling daily out of
Rounds d VanCamp's store. See their
line before you buy. They can save
you some money,
Beayis X Hutchinson have line of
mems and boys sweaters they want To
show you. They are just what you
want for cold weather.
Mrs. W. y. Ballcntine entertained n
number of her neighbors on Tuesday
evening. a very pleasant time Was
enjoyed by all present.
Yale corps of teachers are attending
n meeting of the st. Clair County
Teachers Association held IN Port
Huron to-day and tomorrow.
j. =. Paisley on Tuesday received n
beautiful mounted deer head from
VIII Palmer, OF Newberry, and 1t now
graces the walls of The Paisley office.
Rounds X NRnCamp have n full line
OF silYcrwHre and chatting dishes
suitable for Christmas presents. See
them before you make your purchases.
4. Krupp, having opened his silo,
says he finds the sweet corn stalks In
line shape and that his stock il doing
better on them than on anything he
ever used.
The Fashion, OF Port Huron, has a
change OF Hd. IN this issue. For bar
gains ~ coats, tailor made suits, waists,
skirts, furs, and trimmed hats visit
their store.
Leave your grocery orders with Put
ney x WEIGH, the new firm. Their
stock Is complete and prices right.
Goods will always be delivered with
prumptness.
Dr. Lacy l. now home from his
hunting tip and wishes To say To- his
patrons that he j. prepared 90 took at
ter their wants. Office hours every day
from u. "a. 90 > p. m.
II adds spice tO dreary life, encour.
ages the human heart, lifts one out Of
despair, hrrathes new life and conf
dcnCe. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea viii do. Doe. Grant Holden.
Daniel y. Runnels. one of Port liur-
on, prominent citizens, died Monday
morning after n brief illness. His wife
died only three months ago and he
could not recover from the shock.
The funeral wE- held ON "Wednesday
under Masonic honor-.
. Edith T.. Ross and Al. Brink. two
well known 'npsc people, both of
whom have friends IN Yale, were mar.
: RED on Wednesday uf TINS week. In.
ella tady gave Recipe shower" for
Miss Ross Friday evening ATT the home
] OF VI. and Mrs. joan Brink.
THE deerslgyers are all home again
and are 40 their usual vacations much
7 i1Yignratcd by the few weeks spent iu
3. camp and on the ruuways. Each one
~ Grant llolden's party killed the
number allowed him. Chauncey
: kolley's pRriy secured three and War.
! rem Roadway came home from New
berry with his full quota.
A family reunion was held ut the
: home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hol-
comb on Sunday last. All their child
70 ren but one being present-Mrs. A. L..
Hulett. Those who were present are,
p Samuel, of Alpena; Emmett and Lew,
: of Shabbona; Herbert and Mrs. &. II.
{ Turner, of North Branch; Mrs. Albert
Lohr, OF Peck; Chester and Thos. sta.
: ley of this place. A very enjoyable
: ;ime was had by all present.
After spending the summer EN-
!. plOyed IN the Yale Canning factory,
Gale Harrison and Jack Jarvis left for
their homes in Strathroy, Ont, this
. week. During their stay here these
. young men made for themselves many
. friends by their genial, pleasant dis
4 positions and steady habits. These
|. friends all wish the boys success where
ever they may be and one or two in
particular hope To see them return for
, next seasons operations at the canning
! factory.
z An interesting feature of the routine
: OF the work In the high school has
! been made this year by introducing n
, short program each Wednesday morn.
ing, prepared and gotten up by one
grade at "A time. These programs vary
the work Of the day but are also help
= ful and interesting. Wednesday morn.
! ing OF this week tie 10th grade had
1 this work In charge, and an essay, two
= or three Rotations, several selections
e ON the graphophone and vocal duet
, were listened To appreciatively. The
( room was decorated with strings of red
. berries and branches of the pine tree
In honor Of Thanksgiving day. The
I | pTogrAnIs are made as diiferent as DOS.