The Yale expositor., 1903-05-08

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Laundry girl wanted at once at The
Paisley.
See Hutton's gasoline stoves and re.
frigerators.
New suits and new hats just received
at Yale Clothing House.
May 25th will be celebrated as the
| Kings birthday in Canada.
Try Yapnr bath at windsor's. A
sure relief for rheumatism.
Manure have 25 or 80 loads for
sale at my barn. A. +. Jackson.
A new line of shirt waists ut Beayis
a liutchinson's. All styles and prices.
Room to rent, 20x3O. upstairs in the
Rapley Block. Apply To j. A. Rapley.
Buy your gall cure of the Yale Har-
ness Co. We handle the best at pc
per box.
Only tfteen or twenty persons took
in the excursion to Bay city Sunday
from this place.
Nicholas Hayes was taken with bad
spell ON Saturday last but is now con-
siderably improved.
Regular meeting of OES next We'd
nesdHy evening. A large attendance
requested. Program.
Geo. V. Reid has workmen engaged
building n neat cobble stone founda.
| tion for yerandH In front of his new
house.
Have you seen the new line of car.
pets and curtains at Beavis a Hutchin.
sons. Give them n call. They can
please you.
You will make no mistake If YOU buy
your hay cars and tracks at Rounds *
! NanCamp's. They handle the Porter,
Ney and Whitman x Barnes.
House and lot for sale-A good 10.
room house. good location. good well,
cistern, barn and outhOuses. Located
ON Second Street. James Sweet, Yale.
For Service-A thoroughbred regis.
| tered Durham bull, also registered Po-
land China buHr, both for service at
farm ] mile west of Yale. Owned by
T. II. Parkinson.
Muhlon Bearss has the cellar dug
and n stone foundation laid for new
house on his fifteen acres Just east of
| Yale. MIR. Rearss and wife will occupy
the dwelling about the first OF August
On account Of the interior work 10
the Masonic hall not being completed,
n special meeting OF Brockway lodge, +.
n A. W., will be held in two weeks.
Thursday, May 2l, Is the date. Keep
| il in mind.
Lost-Sumewhere between my home
and church Of christ, Mechanic street,
on Sunday last, "A pucket-book contain.
! ing money. Finder will kindly leave
same with me and receive reward. Mrs.
| John Baxter. %
! 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.
! The Expostur goes into the home Of
/ nearly every resident within radius
OF ten miles of Yale and h read by the
/ entire family iu each home Many
I families get the reading of Il and are
not subscribers. Expositor ads. Day
every time.
\ special train loaded with section
men from the Pere Marquette passed
through Yale Saturday evening on
their way to Port Huron. From that
point they expected 10 60 onto the Al
mont division and widen the guHge OF
that road to standard.
4. J. Jackson showed u4 o. par Of
rcnr uf the hotel. They are beauties.
both marked alike, and a. spry M
Young lambs. BESIDES these Curios
iiies 40 has u yearling colt and coach
dog that play together like two kit.
tens.
Thos Percival, of Port Huron, sec.
retary of the st. Clair County Macca.
bee Association, was IN Yale last Thurs.
day TO make some arrangements II pos
siblc TO hold the annual convention at
! Yale. The local tent has the matter
under consideration but Il IL not likely
anything will be done.
In talking with Chas. Reeves during
| the past week we learn that there is no
| doubt but Yale and Ayoca will both
have bean plants, as enough acreage
| has been secured To- warrant the build
| ing of the same. We have some sta.
tistics taken from the department Of
agriculture, relative to the bean crop
OF Michigan that we will publish in
next weeks issue If possible. Farmers
desiring To put in certain number of
acres can make agreements at Exposi-
tor office.
Mrs. John D. Jones called at our of
flee one day last week and renewed her
| subscription 10 The Expositor. Mrs.
4 "but7 lAr bNtil Ntll 1tNh NJ tue HOIllt
of her daughter, Mrs. j. +. Vincent, In
| Greenwood, but is now very much inn
proved. When the time paid for will
have expired IL will be twenty-five
years this lady has taken and read The
| Exposition, her husband, now deceased,
haying been the first subscriber to this
paper. John ID. Jones was supervisor
OF Brockway township for n number OF
years and was postmaster here at the
time Of his death.
The street sprinkler with the old
familiar figure, Jas. Meharg. on top,
made their iirstappearanceo onthe streets
! Df Yale last Saturday. Life would
hardly be worth living in Yale during
the summer months II IL was not for
| this necessary piece OF machinery. Our
merchants goods would be almost de-
str0yed from the cloud of dust that
arises when the wind blows and pene-
trates every conceivable crevice. One
only needs walk up Main street facing
one OF these binding dust storms 10