The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13
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Baths at windsor's barber shop. Hot
or cold.
All kinds of dressers at Harris q
Newell's,
Tomatoes cans for 20 cents at
Beayis n Hutchinson's.
Peck will hold It's first annual village
election on March 30th.
First Cook Wanted at once. Apply
TO The Paisley, Yale, Mich.
! The robins have returned and we
may look for an early spring.
The kitchen part of Harvey 1appan's
house has received new roof.
Shoes and rubbers at right prices at
j. ]. Rosentha's clothing store.
sage your money by buying your
wall paper at the Corner Drug Store.
You will be surprised at the side
boards that Harris & Newell can show
you.
The open season for duck shooting
began March End and will close April
! 10th.
Favorite churns and Bentwoods ut
Rounds a NanCamp's and the price is
right.
Two carloads of hard coal received
at Wharton Il Co.'s the first of the
week.
Don't forget TO look Mt the new line
OF dress and walking skirts at BeRvls
& Hutchinson's.
Money To loan in large or small guam
titles on real estate security. Enquire
of j. A. Rapley.
Do not forget that the quick meal
gasoline stove is the quickest, safest
and best stove made.
Step in TO Dick Windsor's barber
shop and buy cigar. He has "A fine
assortment to select from.
Maggie McGill, who is now in Cali.
fornia, has changed her residence from
Los Angeles TO San Francisco.
We have some very pretty designs in
wall paper which we would be pleased
to show you. Mathews & Wight.
Don't miss the entertainment to be
given by the Capac Dramatic Co. in
Central Hall this friday evening.
Next Wednesday evening Is regular
meeting of Yale Chapter, OES. Initia-
ton. A large attendance requested.
Just received at The Expositor Job
rooms 10000 ENVELOPES. IL Is cheaper
to have your envelopes printed. GIVE
us call when in need.
Village elections now being oyer, the
people can turn their attention To the
state and township affairs To be pulled
of the first Monday in April.
James Rolls Is making some repairs
to his Mechanic street residence. Fred
+. Montney and family will occupy
this dwelling when completed.
House and lot for sale-A good 10.
room house, good location. good we'll,
cistern, barn and outhouses. Located
on Second Street. James Sweet, Yale.
IL is said the new two.cent stamp
does not suit the taste of the depart
ment, so the issue will be retired and
another effort made TO get one out
that will be right.
Great spring tonic. Drives out all
impurities. Makes the blood rich.
Fills you with warm. tingling life. A
spring blessing is Rocky Mountain Tea.
50 cents. Grant Holden.
Mrs. John ID. Jones. who has been
very sick at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Vincent, in Greenwood, Is
some better. Her condition has been
more.
Grayel-Henry =. dinner wishes TO
state To the public that he Is prepared |
TO haul gravel to any wanting such, as
he has the same for sale. Orders left |
at The Expositor Office will be prompt. |
ly filled. 44.tf
X. Johnson, of the Dewey House,
Emmett, will give a party on the even
ing of March 18th. First.class music |
will be furnished by the Yale Orches.
ira. Bill only 80 cents. You will miss
an enjoyable time If you fail TO attend.
Grand Lecturer Lou b. Windsor will
hold a Masonic school Of instruction I'm /
Port Huron on the afternoon and even.
ing of April %. The lodges of the sur
rounding country have been notified
TO attend. The first, second and third
degrees will be exemplfied.
Mrs.w.l I.Palmer's condition has been
improved the past few
days. No fever to speak of Is notice
able and she is much stronger and is
taking nourishment. Her many friends
will be pleased to learn of decided
change for the better.
newspaper called the Temper.
ance Gentlemen" has recently been
started in Port Huron by Joseph Glib.
oulog. Iii published quarterly and
Is devoted to the advocacy OF genuine
temperance, safe moral
tuition, true religious science and safe
political and social relations.
In conversation with Or. 4. Pollock
he informed US that in the history of /
his practice he never saw the roads in
such frightful condition. The other
doctors say the same thing and that u
Is almost impossible TO drive faster than
a walk and no time can be made In
visiting patients in the country. We
have five doctors In town and every
one is as busy AS he can be.
We have just received from ex.Con.
gresham Weeks for free distribution
about 5000 packages of garden seeds.
These seeds are supposed 90 be of the
best variety, coming from the Depart
ment OF Agriculture ut Washington.
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