The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

| increasing every week.
Try yapor bath at Windsor's. A
sure relief for rheumatism.
Room TO rent, 2Ox30. upstairs In the
Rapley Block. Apply oJ. A. RApley.
Sewing machines at greatly reduced
prices for 80 days at Rounds 4 Van.
Camps.
The Expositor Publishes the only Of
ficial proceedings of the village coun-
cil Of Yale.
We have n few of those garden seeds
left. BE sure and call and get pack
age. They are fine.
Born in Fremont township on We'd
nesday May l3. 1903, TO the wife of
Willis Rector, n daughter.
Born at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Deemert i'm Yale, on Monday
May &, TO the wife OF Walter Burns,
daughter.
We haYe the finest line OF single bug
gy harness now IN stock ever brought
To Yale. Which one do you want ?
Yale Harness Co.
A number of little friends helped
Master Kenneth Lacy celebrate his fifth
birthday Tuesday afternoon. A merry
time was enjoyed by them all.
The Expositor ia showing the finest
line OF 1904 calendars ever brought TO
Yale. Anyone interested call and see
what we have. Patronize your home
printer and at the same time save
money.
Give the children Rocky Mountain
Tea, this month, makes them strong,
makes them eat, sleep and grow. Good
for the whole family. A spring tonic
that makes sick people we'll. 35 cents.
Grant Holden.
Chamberlain a Montney have placed
large new awning along the front of
their wareroOms. Other new awnings
have been placed in front of The Fair,
Wallace Ballentine's, j. G. Holden's
and Evans, Knapp X Sheehy's.
Is. IL. Pelton. graduate of Herring
Medical College and Chicago Homeo-
pathic College has located in Yale 20
practice medicine. He will also fill
the pulpit at Brick Chapel every Sun.
day. Announcement next week as TO
time of services.
The bell, present from Duncan Nc
kenzie To the Presbyterian church.
was placed IN position In the belfry on
Saturday last and now the time for
services and other meetings will be
sounded from the belfry as we'll as
from the newspapers of the village.
The Expositor has added "A new de-
parture IN the way OF business notice
column under which head we will
publish short Advertisements of every
description. If you have property for
sale, 20 rent or exchange, lost or found
n
reasonable.
AZ the c0roner's inquest of the death
Of the late Gus PLACER, held at the un.
dertaking rooms of Geo. Thompson in
Port Huron on Saturday afternoon
last, the jury brought in verdict that
Gus PLACER came To his death through
the neglect and carelessness of the crew
of train No. %.
The eight-year-old daughter OF Geo.
Greenwood at Roseburg nearly lost the
sight of one of her eyes through the
use of carbolic acid IN place of eyo-
water. Mrs. Greenwood asked the lit |
tie girl to bring her the eye water and |
instead tho bottle containing carbolic |
acid was carried 10 the mother. The |
mistake was Immediately noticed and |
oil WAS applied at once. Dr. Wight /
was called and he gives u as his opinion |
that the sight will be sayed.
The Yale Athletic Club will give n
boxing contest at Central Hall, Yale, |
Friday evening, May %. Two lO.round |
contests will come OIL between Harry /
Iiousler, Rochester, Mich, vs.. KID |
Kennedy, Detroit. and preliminary
Billy Spraklin, Windsor, Ont. va. Geo. |
White, Alpena. Admission Sl.O0 and |
75c. These men are equally matched |
in each contest and those who attend |
may expect 10 enjoy an evening of |
interesting sport.
We wish to announce to the business
men and citizens of Yale that within |
the next three months The Expositor |
will issue neat and attractive souyi- |
mir of Yale village. The early history |
of the town, its present industries, bus
mess interests, etc, will be written up in |
attractive style. The book will con-
tain half-tone cuts of individuals, in
dustries, dwellings,, streets and busi-
ness houses. more extended an
nouncement will be given later.
"A man living on farm near here
came in short time ago doubled |
up with rheumatism. handed him n |
bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and |
told him TO use 1t freely and IL not sat
isfied after using IL he need not pay n |
cent for IT," says G. =. Rayder. of Pat
tens Mills, N. Y. "A few days later he |
walked into the store as straight as a |
string and handed me n dollar saying, |
give me another bottle of Chamber |
lain's Pain Balm. / want IL in the |
house all the time for IL cured me- "
For sale by Grant Holden.
The Port Huron Daily Times of May
9th says:-"W. X. Soutar and VIM. |
Hodgins. commissioners in the estate |
of the late Is. X. Noble, of Yale, have |
been holding meetings at the Office of |
the county clerk during the past few
days. Bills 10 the amount of $4,000 |
have been presented against the es-
tate. Many of these are from notes |
given by Mr.. Noble and for amounts
due on real estate. MIR. Noble left an |
estate valued Mt several hundred |
thousand dollars, but IL begins 10 look |
as II his creditors would get large |
slice of IL. IL looks as II there would |
be some litigation follow unless set |
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