The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-03-25

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We had mixture Of rain and snow
last saturday,
Roy Menerey IL clerkiug for j. /. |
Rosenthal this week.
Robert Irving has been very sick
with the grippe the past week.
Charley +. Wells Is now employed in
the drug store of j. r.. Staley Il Co.
10 sure and read Mathews 4 Wight's
ad. They are talking wall paper this
week.
WANTED AT oScE-a good girl for
general Homework. Apply to Mrs. w.
! +. Rub. i7.2
Dora Irving has secured position
as trimmer in millinery store AT
Columbiavllle.
When IN need of Job printing call
up phone SO and The Expositor office
will do the rest.
A severe electrical storm accompan-
led by rain visited this section early
Tuesday morning.
Marine men say that Like Superior
will not be open for navigation until
near the middle OF May.
Annual meeting of Brockway town
ship board next Tuesday, March 20.
Settlement with treasurer.
Peter Empey has workmen engaged
erecting new barn on the rear OF his
kenneiick street property.
Buy your wall paper, window shades.
curtain poles, any length, at The Fair,
because you will save money in doing
80.
Get your wire fence for spring work
now. large stock of the American
Woven Wire Fence on hand. Chas.
Rounds.
A coffee will be held at the residence
OF Mrs. f. X. Beecher on Wednesday,
March 30. for the benefit of the Presby-
terrain church.
Fpley's Kidney Cure makes the kid
neys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious. For sale 10y all
druggists of Yale.
Harris q Newell have received their
new funeral car and Il may be seen at
their warerOoms on Main street. II -
All elegant vehicle.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Brown will hold her
Easter Millinery Opening on Friday
and Saturday, April and .. See her
line before buying.
Funny, isn't il, that the higher the
price some people get for wood the
less anxious they are to have their
loads piled and measured?
The girls gave the boys rather cool
reception ~ II. Patrick's ball last Fri
day evening. Nevertheless the boys
all say they had good time.
The regular meeting of Good Will
tent No. lO7, X. o. L. NJ. W. has been
changed To the first and third Wednes.
day evenings OF each month.
Republican caucus for Brockway
township at Village Hall, Yale, next
Monday afternoon at 300 O'Clock local
time. Every voter come out.
pougall Mckenzie was struck in the
side 10y pole one day the past week
breaking two or three Of his ribs. lie
has had n very sore side since.
The proposition to bond the village
of Sanilac Centre for waterworks was
voted down at the recent election held
IN that village by n vote OF 10 to IS.
Regular meeting Of Court Yale, No.
500, lOF, At hall in Union Block, Mon
day evening, March 18th. All men,
. bers requested 10 be present. lnitia-
ton.
, :. \. Tomlin has launched IN the
hay business for himself and Is doing
good business. Yale has eleven or
twelve hay dealers and all are doing
J something.
This year j. "A year Of the most dainty
aud attractive designs IN wall paper, at
prices -o low that they need scarcely
be considered. Let Us show them TO
you. Grant Holden.
John r.. Mills, the architect engaged
by the board TO draft plans for the new
addition TO the high school building,
Was here last Saturday and took
measurements of the present building.
This spring you will need a nerve
food, one that will cleanse and recon-
struct your nerve centers and wasted
energies. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will do II. 80 cents. Tea or tab
lets. Grant Holden.
Easter cards, scenic novelties, Easter
paper lilies and paper flowers In large
assortment, Easter dyes and transfer
pictures for your Easter copy decora-
tons are in stock At The Fair. Prices
within the reach of all.
o. +. Karn desires 10 say TO those
having horses for sale that he Is at
present buying horses for the Eastern
markets and paying the highest prices
|. loI HhHle' hhy pe louhu NJ ieniuouCe
one.half mile north Of Yale or call
phone 80. Soft
John H.. Merrill, record keeper OF
Good Will Tent, KOTMW, received
check on Thursday for $1,000, payable
TO Ellen Reid, on policy held by Geo.
V. Reid in Supreme Tent. Proofs OF
death were forwarded on the 18th and
the draft was received on the 9th, less
than two weeks after death.
! Mrs. Fitzgerald wishes 10 thank the
people of Yale and surrounding cOun.
try for the liberal patronage bestowed
, upon her during the past winter and
asks for share OF their patronage In
the future. New goods are being al.
ded nearly every week. Call and look
over the many useful articles kept in
her store at small cost.