The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

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Job lot shoes for 9oc at Wallace Bal,
| lentine's.
DR.. Pollock's new residence is being
brick veneered.
Special meeting of OES next We'd
nesday evening. Initiation.
Or. Clyne is around again after "A
two weeks siege of sickness.
The Post.ollice safe was shipped To
the factory on Tuesday to be repaired
For gooG goods and honest prices In
new fall and winter suits go tO the
Yale Clothing House.
The interest in the bowling alley
still keeps up and the pool room iur.
nlshes considerable Amusement.
II one owned AN airship perhaps be
might he able To rench some OF those
castles he has spent so much time In
building.
The Ocean Nave washer - the one
| 90 buy. sold under guarantee to do
the work or bring It back. Rounds X
NanCamp sell them.
Charley Jacobs and his crew OF sug-
ar beet workers went To Brown City
| Tuesday morning where they will re-
main for short time.
A new series of old English type, the
latest ont tor calling cards and we'd
ding invitations. just added 90 the Tx.
posltnr llst OF up to.dats type.
Mrs. Geo. Weston hus the thanks of
the Publishers family for "A large
bunch Of blood beet- grown from the
seed furnished by The ENpOsitur this
spring.
Five free rUral routes will be- started
at Yale October list. I'm the meantime.
although the date has not been set Hs
vet. Hn examination for carriers wilt
Doe held.
We wish 90 SAY Co The people of san.
ilEc county that Wc have 100 stock q
complete il-t of text books recon-.
mended hy your committee OF county
teachers. Matthew'S ~ Wight.
On account of the rainy condition
OF the weather the lee cream social 90
be- gwen ON Jas. NcCpils lawn by Mr.
Ne oils s. =. class did not come oh
saturday night a. advertised.
IL took ten coaches .o carry the cx.
cur-iuuist, along tGi. division OF
the Pere Marquette 90 Port Huron
and Detroit sunday. There were gJ
tickets sold tu Detroit and 80 90 Port
Huron.
Notice ibc new od fox the Bay city
business college 900 another column
ut tui- wees ENpu-itor. TIN. iustitu
ti1u has % state wide reputation aud -
Offering great Inducements Tor scholars.
EC sure and read their ud
Yale Citizens roJuct Band invite The
public generally tu attend social
dancing party BOO Central Hall, Thurs.
dry evening next, August -. Bring
your friends and come prepared 90
have good time. EiIl soc.
Although Wednesday morning was
rainy and di-aggtcauir Yale and v.cl.
nifty furnished 2l5 persons for the sun
day school excursion 90 stag Island
Two trains were run to Crry tine exc
cur-iun'st- the first being overloaded.
Bear IN mind thatou Thursday, Aug.
9th, at The Paisley, you can consult
the eminent specialist, br. Voorhees,,
from ! ] a. m. to : D. m. No matter
what your disease cor weakness, call
and see him. Cures guaranteed. See
advertisement mo cure 40 Pay
Geo Mann has been al Pigeon week
or more making plans for % new lax
mill Go replace the one recently burn.
ed at that place. Tie Is home now
building hullcr for the new mill. In
about tao weeks he expects tO return
to Pigeon and finish the work already
started.
They all spoke Well Of You. " a new
song by Al. Trahern. Is the latest bal
lad craze in New York. The composer
has sent two copies OF this song To ev-
cry music store IN the United States
and Canada. making total OF some
twenty thousand copies, so that those
who wish a copy will have no trouble
in securing 10.
Walter Manley and Anna dickson,
of Sanilac Centre, were united In mar
riage at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Manley in Yale, by Rev. O. ID.
Fourier, on Tuesday morning, Aug.
18th, At nine o'clock. The happy cou.
pie departed for Niagara Falls and
points east the same morning. May
every success possible follow them
through life.
The second annual flower show given
by the civic Improvement Society, nm.
der the auspices OF the Merchants and
Manufacturers Assn OF Port Huron
will be held at the Auditorium Wed
nesday and Thursday, August 2G and
p. Open days and evenings. All
persons m II. Clair county interested
in flowers are requested To- take part.
Admission 10 cts. Exhibitors free.
The NJ. T.. church was crowded sun
day evening To listen To the address
given by Miss Ida A. Sifton, of Strath.
roy, Ont, who has been missionary
90 Japan for six years. Miss Siftnn i
"A splendid speaker and her address
was very furceful, instructive and in
teresting. a collection amounting To-
5000 was taken for foreign missions.
During the day Rev. Reilly secured
$50 at his different appointments.
The construction gang Of the Pere
Marquette railroad II here and will re-
main for two or three weeks extend.
ing the sidings and doing other work.
A steam shovel u being operated re-.
moving the earth on each side of the
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