The Yale expositor., 1904-12-02
George and Vet walked on a sill
To nix "a little plaster;
Vet fell down and his ribs went round,
Geo. cracked his face with laughter.
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Woodmen Circle December 18th.
The Worlds Fair closed yesterday,
December ].
Reduced sale of millinery at our
shop. Mrs. Eva j. Black Il Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Rounds
on Thursday, December lat, n son.
Isla Evans is assistant clerk in Bea-
Wis q Hutchinson's general store at
present.
and zee if we cannot satisfy you.
Wharton q Co.
TO prevent disease keep clean. You
can take u bath at Windsor's barber
shop for only 25c.
Vet Rounds has been busy this week
plastering the interior os Geo. Mcln-
tyres brick block.
Ruby Locke, of Capac, is assisting in
l.. Roy Fuller's jewelry store during
the holiday season.
Visit the New York Fur Store in the
Scott building and look over what they
have i'll the line of furs.
Or. Pollock has placed his automo-
bile i'll winter quarters to remain there
until warmer weather next spring.
. The LBS of the Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. Lothian next We'd
pesday. A full attendance requested.
HOUSE AND LOT For SALE.-Located
on Jones street, Yale. For particulars
inquire ut premises. Mrs. Alice Moore.
Don't be imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
and Tar. For sale by all druggists of
Yale.
Putney & Welch have some bargains
| left In groceries, etc. This sale will
last only short time. Take adyant-
age now.
A lady's fascinator was found on the
streets Of Yale Monday. Owner will
please call ut Expositor office, prove
property and take away.
Thanksgiving day has passed, but
the holiday spirit is in the air and
everyone, especially the children, are
looking forward TO Christmas.
Geo. Mcintyre has the SWEETEST front
OF anyone in town-we have reference
to the front of his new brick block
next door north of Windsor's barber
shop.
John c. Miller, who resided in this
neighborbood q few years ago, has
moved onto the John Moody farm
near Capsc, which he has rented for
u number of years.
You had better invest in q sack of
charcoal even if you have got your
coal fire started. 1t might go out and
this is the best kinder you could haye
on hand. Viger's, the best, at Hutton's.
R. q. Mclaughlin has made great
improvement In remodeling the old
building he purchased last spring.
1t Is now an up-to-date dwelling and
will soon be occupied by l.. Roy Fuller
and family.
Farmers Lying about Lapeer are
said to be arming themselves with
stones to throw at automobiles. Their
grievance is that the machines scare
| the horses and they think this method
will square" things.
Removes the microbes which lmpov-
erish the blood and circulation. Stops
all trouble that interferes with nutri-
ton. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 80 cents. Tea
or tablet form. Grant Holden.
The Junior c. +. of the Presby terrain
church held merrymaking in the
dining room Of the church Friday ev-
ening, 1t being their monthly social
business meeting. The social part
consisted of tatfy pulling, pop corn
and apples.
Mrs. Jas. Brown has q large ad. in
this issue advertising a closing out
sale of millinery and household goods.
Here is good opportunity to secure
bargains. Call at her store, corner of
Main and North streets, and be con-
yinced of the fact.
FARM FOR SALE-40 acres, all cleared,
6 room house, good barns, orchard that
has all kinds of fruit, young peach or
chard, plenty Of water, we'll fenced.
Small payment down, time on balance.
For further particulars call on or ad-
| dress Z. A. Empey, Yale. 3l.4
Jas. Davidson, electrical inspector,
of Port II uron, was in Yale last week
and inspected the wiring of the high
school building. He pronounced the
work tirst-class in every particular and
conformed to all the requirements of
law. Electrician Art Schleglmlch did
the job.
Work on the high school building is
progressing and it ID hoped that every
department of our schools will occupy
the building by the first of the year.
Carpenters, plasterers, painters, plumb
ers and steam heat contractors are all
busy. The grounds around the build
ing are being graded and cleared of
the refuse.
Oscar Grandy, Frank Little and John
Clark were arrested on Monday by
Deputy Sheriff Montney, on complaint
or Peter Empey, who charged the
three with stealing buggy on Hal
lowe'en. They were brought to Yale
and arraigned before Justice Ballen-
tine and pleaded not guilty. They
| furnished bail for their appearance to
day, when they will be examined.
Word comes from Monroe to the eff.
feet that VIM. T. Bales has given up
| his position as illustrator for the Monroe
Democrat and has accepted q position
as artist on the News-Tribune art staff
ut Detroit. Will is coming to the front
in his chosen profession and it would