The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13
Additional Expeditions.


at Yale Clothing House.
Call at The Expositor office and get
a package OF garden seeds free.
Low price record broken again on
Saturday and Monday ut the Bazaar.
See our adj.
See our line before you purchase
your spring suit or overcOat. We can
suit you. j. |. Rosenthal.
An apprentice wanted 10 learn
dressmaking with Miss Simmons. En-
qure at Ballentines store.
Scotch Collie-.thoroughbred.-fo sale
at reasonable price. For further par
ticulars and price call at the Expositor
office, Yale.
IL you desire suit made TO order
see samples of cloth and leave your
order at Yale Clothing House. Fit
guaranteed.
A concert will be given in the near
future by the musical and literary
people OF the NJ. +. church. Look out
for this conc ert about March 18th.
Puts roses in her saucy cheeks, makes
her eyes grow bright with fun, makes
months seem like weeks; that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done. Grant
Holden.
Township Treasurer Philip Walker
was In Port Huron Tuesday settling
with the county treasurer. The tax
roll WAS pretty we'll cleaned up, only n
Few small ones being returned.
At the Concord village election our
old friend and former townsman, DR..
w. y. Armstrong, was elected one of
tina frflafnna N TINT ihrtytVn 10 az N
for two years. Congratulations Doc.
BY the Fairmont, w. Va. Times we
notice that Rev. 5. G.. Bettes has chang
ed his battle ground and is now pour
ing hot shot into the sinners of that
community. Large crowds attend his
meetings nightly.
The many friends of Mrs. A. Welch
will be pleased 20 learn that she is
slowly recovering from the recent
operations, and is receiving excellent
care at the hands of her daughter.in
law, Mrs. Geo. WEIGH.
There is just as much art exercised
today in design and coloring of carpets
as here is In painting pictures. Rich
ardson's Superlative Carpets always
make home look coy. A beautiful
exhibit at Harris q Newelps.
Harold, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs Moore, northwest of the village.
died last Thursday, aged years. The
funeral was held Saturday, Rev. A. w.
Wilson officiating. Interment Sunday
at Brockway.-Armada Graphic.
The Creamery building has been re-
paired the past week by putting two
cupulos on the roof which will give
better ventilation. The machinery
has been re arranged and gotten in
working order preparatory TO starting
about the first of April.
II. A. Hopkins who has been at the
helm Of the Stellar Republican for the
past eight years has leased ms plant to
Chas. &. Parker. Hop" will give his
time TO licking stamps and getting out
"The Postmaster" little magazine he
has recently started publishing.
The ladies OF Peerless Hive have re-
ceiyed an invitation from the Great
Lady Commander To attend initiation
Of 300 candidates Mt Port Huron on
Friday evening the Goth of March.
The ladies should make an effort to
attend this initiation as they may new
er have such another opportunity.
The Sunday school classes of Rhea
Hisey and j. &. Holden were enter.
tanned az the home of the latter on
Tuesday evening. A fine supper was
prepared by Miss ilisey and Mrs. Hol-
den, after which the boys had the op-
portunity of showing their skill IN
various games. The boys report q
fine time.
Mrs. John Staley entertained the
NIB Club Tuesday evening at her res.
idence. The ladies all came armed
with fine needle.work (which of course
Is the object of their club but their
hostess made the time so pleasant for
them that we imagine very few stitch
es were set. Sherbet and cake were
served during the evening.
The many friends of John Blount
will be pleased to learn that he has en-
tirely recovered from his attack of
Chamberlain Pain Balm
cured HIM after the best doctors in the
town (Monon, Ind had failed 10 give
relief. The prompt relief from pain
which this liniment affords Is alone
worth many times its cost. For sale by
Grant Holden.
Thomas Sommeryille, the l2-year-old
City, was horribly mangled by freight
train Sunday night. lie tried to catch
on the train, but lost his hold. He
was dragged some distance, his right
arm was severed from his body, his
skull was fractured, and his hip
smashed. lie died about 10 O'Clock
the same night.
In recent issue we made mention
of the bill which would be presented
to the state legislature giving Yale rep
resentation on the board of supervisors.
At that time IL was thought best for
the assessor 90 be the representative,
but since, the president of the village
has been decided upon, and If the
bill passes and becomes law the
president will be Yale's supervisor in
the county council.
Manager Gaskill leaves the county
farm to morrow Saturday, and LOUIS
Burr goes on duty. MFR. Gaskill goes
to Inlay City where he has a farm.
lie states that the reason of his dis
charge was his opposition To certain
broad ditch through the farm, put
thare for tho benefit of an individual,