The Yale expositor., 1904-06-03

Call at l.. r. NanCamp's for pure,
fresh, reliable groceries.
Born To Mr.. and MTs. W. +. Ruh on
Thursday, June =, n son.
Pasture for few head of cattle.
Call on +. IL. Drake, Lutz Block, Yale.
Breakfast between g and o'clock at
w. j. Ludington's shoe store June the
10th.
ADRIAN Monroe is building new
house on his lot north of the railroad
track.
Joseph Carless has remodeled his
barn on his farm south OF Yale. lie
had raising Monday.
II you cannot afford to take bath
once week, try one every other week
at Windsor's barber shop.
Regular services will be- resumed at
the Menerey church commencing sun
day, June 3. nj J. o'clock =. IN.
Andrew DePeel has his new house
on Mechanic street nearly all sided
and ready for the lath and plaster.
Doughty Middleton has improved
the appearance of his residence on
Main street by n fresh coat of paint.
Wallace Adams has just received
full line of fly nets and busters. 1t
will pay you TO look them over before
buying.
Remember $3.50 per hundred is less
than painted barb wire costs but ChSs.
Rounds will close out what he has at
that price.
A coffee for the benefit Of the Pres
byterian church was held At the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. Il. Beavis Thursday
afternoon. A nice little sum was
realized.
Down to freezing point! Our soda is
always cold, always good, always Just
right. our fountain Is the coolest,
most pleasant stopping place in town.
Grant Holden.
Mrs. Louis Ernest, Evansville, Ind. -
"Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Is
splendid. Makes sick people we'll.
Cured me after others failed" Tea or
tablet form. 80 cents. Grant Holden.
W. A. Herren, of Finch. Ark, writes,
al wish TO report that Foley's Kidney
Cure has cured q terrible case of kid
ney and bladder trouble that two doc
tors had given up" For sale by all
druggists of Yale.
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, 302 Huron Ave-,
will resume his regular visits to Yale,
on the second Friday of each month.
His next visit will be on Friday, June
10, without fail.
Get up early on Friday morning of
June the 10th aud find breakfast ready
for you at W. j. Ludington's shoe
store. Breakfast served from q To s
o'clock. Proceeds Tor the benefit of
the Epworth League OF the NJ. T..
! church,
We learn that SRllie Williams, who
went 10 Chicago about three months
since, has already been accepted as n
nurse IN the hospital where she went
/, 10 learn the profession. She likes her
work greatly and must be quite prof.
/ cient IN order 20 have been accepted IN
such short time. We are glad To note
! her success
We guarantee Greene's Iufallible
! Liniment for burns bruises cuts, sprains,
sores, scalds, wounds and muscular
| rheumatism, IL isR remarkable rem
| edy. our customers will make no mis-
take IN buying IT, Money cheerfuily
refunded If II does not give entire sat.
/ isfactiOn. Who could do more2 Math-
ews X Wight.
| the village hall last week Thursday
evening the following delegates from
the village of Yale and Brockway town
ship were elected 20 the county con.
vention held in Port Huron on Satur-
day last. A. Rspley, W. V. Au-
dreae, II. f. Beard, Geo. +. Hopkins
and X. II. Menerey.
The farmers of this vicinity have
hn ~ hn
wool market this season; at least they
have been receiving the limit. Ever
since the wool season opened the Yale
buyers have been paying from one TO
two cents more per pound than buyers
in other towns around us. Bring your
wool to Yale and get the top price.
Ed. Youngs, our uptown liyeryman,
has added = fine covered vehicle for
the use OF pallbesrers at funerals. Il
has adjustable curtains that can be re-
moved in fine weather or closed down
tight when IL storms. The rig has
three seats and will accommodate six
or nine people and ride comfortably.
Ed 10 always catering to the wants or
his customers and whenever he can
improve his livery he makes the
change.
+. A. Griswold started on Wednes-
day taking the census of Yale vii
lage. Frank At first was appointed te
do the work of the entire township in
GLIDING the village, but was finally
given an assistant on account OF there
being more than he could DO in the re
CURED time. Will Menerey has re-
ceived the appointment of assistant
and his work will be outside the incor-
porate limits OF Yale. Both mon are
competent and the appointments are
met with favor everywhere.
Clifford LsGesr landed .. 10. pike
from Mill Greek near the OK Bow on
Saturday morning last. The sight of
such a large fish excited our local MIN.
rods and each At once took down his
fishing pole and tackle from where IL
had hung all winter, wiped the cob.
webs from u and before noon the creek
was lined with anxious ones, eagerly
expecting To- make as good a catch as
did Clifford. But alas. u was not 90 be.
The appetite created WAS quenched 10y