The Yale expositor., 1904-09-16

mIb. y d. Ihisley Is among the hlCk
ones this week.
The county house contains 60 in
mates at the present time.
Windsor's baths are invigorating and
healthful. Try one Mt the barber shop.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sim
mons on Tuesday, Sept. ID, 1904, a
daughter.
Three good horses for sale cheap,
one lumber wagon and one double har-
ness. Wallace Ballentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Harnden have
both been quite sick at their home in
the village during the past week.
Peas and corn will be the only prod
ucts from the Canning factory this
year. Work on corn will begin next
week.
The game advertised to come off at
Riverside Park tomorrow between the
Acme Quality team and Yale has been
cancelled.
Many of Yale residents and also
those from the nearby neighborhood,
are at Pontiac this week attending the
state fair.
The Sanilac Sugar Refining Co. an
nounces that they will start their Cros-
we'll plant for the fall campaign about
the middle of October.
Secretary Martin has our thanks for
complimentary ticket to the Goth an
nual fair and races to be held at Cros-
we'll, Sept. 2S, 30 and 30.
Frank Landro and family, former
Yaleites but late of Battle Creek, are
again located in our fair village. The
Expositor welcomes their return.
| WANTED:-Good girl, for general
housework in private family. Best of
wages. Mrs. N. f. Poyer, cor. Court
and Military st. Port Huron. Mich.
Next week Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. 81 and %, is the date of the
Brown City race meeting. We ac-
knowledge receipt of complimentaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. McKenna, after
sojourn of year or more at Otsego
Lake, have returned to Yale and taken
up their residence on the old farm one
mile south.
Bert Mcdonald and Chas. Richard
son haye been busy the past week
painting the cornice of The Paisley
hotel and it is now much improved In
appearance.
Lillian Davey, of Inlay City, is at
st. Mary's hospital, Detroit, receiving
treatment for the injuries caused by
being kicked in the face by a horse at
this place several weeks ago.
The public drinking fountain pre-
sented the village of Capac by the w.
G. T. U. will be unveiled to-day. There
is to be fine program with state presi-
dent, Mrs. Benjamin, in charge.
Bruce Lothian has been carrying a
black eye this week which he got at
Croswell while practicing. One of the
players was batting ball and acct
dentally hit Bruce across the forehead
with bat.
w. A. Conroy, agent for the Great
Northern Railway Line at Conway, N.
D., sends us one dollar to renew his
subscription to The Expositor stating
in his letter that he could not do with
out his home paper.
Cold damp weather, chilly rooms. |
Not so if you have an oil heater. Just
move it about, the chilliness will dis
appear and you will be comfortable.
Get one and you will wonder how you
ever lived without it. All the good |
kinds at Hutton's.
Summer colds are troublesome and |
If neglected, very dangerous. Mothers
should always have on hand Greene's
Cough Cure-for quick use-its super
Tor does not exist. Pure, safe, sure.
Best for children. Recommended and
sold by Mathews & Wight.
The firm of Boice & McColl, of Port
Huron, closed their Water street drug
store on Wednesday of last week and
have moved the stock to Johannes
burg, town about one hundred miles
north of Bay City, where they have
leased store building. The Expositor
Joins the many friends Of the firm in
wishing them every success in their
new location.
Daniel Foley, the g-hearted, good
natured supervisor of Emmett town.
ship dropped in to the Expositor Office
on Thursday afternoon and in CONVEX
sation SADLY on can say in The
Expositor this week that / am can
didate for the republican nomination
for county clerk" AS this paper pre-
viously announced in regard to Mr..
Foley, we believe he would make q
careful, painstaking official and give
the Office his closest attention.
Mrs. Fred Mathews entertained
twenty guests from eight to eleven last
Friday evening ut an autumn party.
The rooms were handsomely decorated
with autumn leaves. A group of four
cards cut in shape and size of leaf |
was given each with questions relating
to trees. Mrs. Ed. Andreae won first |
prize by answering each one correctly. |
Mrs. Roy Fuller received rubber ball |
as consolation for getting so few |
right. A dainty lunch was served by |
Mrs. Mathews which was enjoyed by |
all.
A glance over the advertising col |
umns of The Expositor this week will
not only convince you that many
money-saving opportunities are pre-
sented TO you, but that Yale mer-
chants are very much alive and hust- |
ling for your trade every minute. Your |
home merchant who is live advertiser |
is safe man with whom TO trade. He
offers you opportunities to stretch |
your money to its utmost limits of
purchasing power and he realizes that
he cannot afford to misrepresent goods |
or prices, as the merchants of the |
smaller towns ara danendent unon tn a |