The Yale expositor., 1904-03-11
BPS at Chas. Rounds.


j. |. ROsenthal.
Teachers Association at Port Huron
tomorrow, Saturday.
Before buying see our line of wall
paper. Mathews n Wight.
A. NJ. Clyne who has been very low
for three weeks is improving some.
Next Monday is the village election.
Tomorrow Saturday is registration
day.
Windsur's salt sea baths are inYigor.
ating and healthful. Try one each
week.
A line of beautiful new shirts Just
received at Yale Clothing House. Sl.25
value for Sl.00.
Harris Il Newell have added "A com
| plcte funeral equipment Ia their fur
| niture business.
George Wilcox has rented W. A..
/ Woodruiis farm north and east OF
Yale for term of three years.
Mrs. f.. u. Fuller will serve coffee
/ Wednesday afternoon from three TO
FIVE o'clock. Everybody invited.
This Is the time Of the year to feed
Columbia stock regulator. According
10 our ad we give You u 2jc package
free. Yale Harness Co.
street commissioner McMartin had a
crew of men ~ work the first of the
week cleaning the streets of the viii
lage. 10 was wise move.
John Henry, jr., wishes to extend to
/ his friends sincere thanks for the kind
ness shown and assistance rendered
during his wife's sickness and after her
death.
Mrs. Scott will sing solo in the NJ
/ f.. church next Sunday evening. The
choir will sing the anthem "From
every stormy wind that blows by
/ Wilder.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes are the cheap.
est and best They are much easier to
use and you will get better results than
from any other kind. Buy them of
Grant Holden.
You will be surprised how much bet.
ter you will feel this spring If you get
bottle OF Beef, Wine and Iron at
! Grant lioldcn's aud take IL, You will
find 1t the best spring tonic.
At the Presby terian church next
/ Sabbath evening the rite of baptism
will be administered 10 quite num-
| Der of persons who have recently been
received To- church membership.
/ pAtrouiZe the business brevity coll
! umn of Tho Expositor If you have
anything 90 sell, or real estate to
rent or for sale, or II you have money
10 loan, etc. 1t pays IN every instance.
Gather the roses Of health for your
/ cheeks, while the parks are shining
with dew. Get out IN the morning
! early and bright by taking Rocky
Mountain Tea at night. Grant Holden.
\ subscription paper was circulated
among the business men and citizens
of Yale this week and all subscribed
literally towards the maintenance IF
band during the coming summer
months.
Monday was Olive Ballentine's 18th
birthday, and "A surprise party was
nicely planned and carried on: for her.
sixteen young friends took tea and
spent the evening with her and all had
n good time.
Walter Knapp will hold an auction
sale on his farm / mile east and two
miles north of Yale, Monday, March
l4th, commencing at one o'clock sharp.
+. +. Montney, auctioneer. All are IN
vited TO attend.
Edward Wilt is the new proprietor of
the hotel at Brockway, Jas. Mcmahon
having moved onto his farm. Ed. will
look after the guests OF the hotel in
proper manner and keep up the repu-
tation OF the place.
The degree team of Yale Tent X. O.
T. NJ. NJ went TO Roseburg Tuesday, Mar.
9Th and initiated a number of new
members for the tent at that place.
The boys all say they were handsome
ly entertained while there.
A grand Easter party will be given
at Hotel Dewey, Emmett, on Tuesday,
April 9Th, 1904. Music by Casello's or
chestra, of Port Huron. Bill, Includ-
ing supper, Sl.0C. John Kinney, prop.
Yourself and ladies are invited.
Mrs. Geo. Dement'S condition re-
mains about the same. She Is not
able TO move about. being con
| fined To- her bed most OF the time. The
| family are i'm hopes that her recovery
may come when the weather Is such
that she can be given out door exercise.
Mrs. G. -. Ellis was called To the
bedside of her father at Flint ON We'd
nesday. The old gentleman had suf-
fered a stroke and "a nc u 80 years of
age. the illness will probably prove
fatal. The sympathy of all is with
MIR. and Mrs. Ellis and family as they
meet this second trial.
Judge T.. W. Harris and assistant
prosecuting attorney Alex. Moore were
here "Wednesday and arranged mat
tiers to place Jennie, the fifteen year
old daughter of VIM. Guillinrt, In the
industrial home for girls ut Adrian.
She was taken To Port Huron the same
evening and from there TO Adrain on
Thursday.
This morning the streets and side
walks of the village closely resembled
Centr Skating Rink ss n result of the
rain storm last evening. Pedestrians
were obliged 90 walk In the middle of
the road in order 10 get "toe.hold.'
'Tis said that "A drowning man will
grasp n straw, but John Barcome made
grab Mt considerably less than that
this morning while on his way to break.
fast. Johns feet cover good sized
piece of territory and should hold him
up all right, but what could man do
when one OF his feet started for the