The Yale expositor., 1904-01-29


Six day sale at The Fair. See nd.
Auction Sale mt Wharton q Mont
ney's tomorrow, Saturday.
Peck and vicinity is infested with
several cases Of the mumps.
supper at Presbyterian church base
ment tomorrow Saturday evening.
Hereafter pneumonia will be classed
as an infectious disease in New York
state.
Windsor's salt sea baths are inyigor.
ating and healthful. Try one each
week.
Doctors report quite an epidemic of
lagrippe IN the village and country at
present.
f.. H. Drake and Steve Windsor have
been suffering with seyeru colds the
past week.
Buy pair of shoes at T.. u. Fuller n
Co.'S before Feb. 20 and get ~ guess on
the graphophone.
Watch Putney q Welch's al next
week for special prices. They have
arranged for record breaking sale.
Chas. Andreac. we are pleased TO an.
nounce. u able TO be out on the streets
again after his long illness from ~.
phoid fever.
| Asa ". Russell's team hitched To a
pair of bobsleighs made a lively run
down Main street Wednesday. No
damage done.
Inventory begins Feb. lst at Rounds
n NanCamp's. Take advantage of the
dissolution sale now ON. Goods going
nj n great reduction.
The National Biscuit Co. will make
All exhibit of baked goods nj the gro
Gerry store Of Putney q Welch Satur-
day, Jan. 30-to-morrow.
It's pretty hard To define real beauty.
Rare and beautiful women everywhere
owe their loveliness to Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 80 cents. Grant Holden.
T.. y. Fuller & Co. have secured tho
services of Guy B. Whitney, formerly
with VIM. Ienger & Co., wholesale dry
goods. Buffalo, y. y, az clerk in their
general store.
There will be special meeting of
the school board of district No. held
y. 4. Herbert's Office on Monday eve
ming, Feb. /, TO discuss the building of
an addition 90 the high school.
After February lst, 1904. those
wishing extra copies of the Detroit
Daily Journal can secure same at the
Yale Confectionery Store of Herman
SPouenburg's. Al Sponenburg.
Now they're going To raise the price
Of brooms. There IL no kick coming.
People who have plenty Of dust can
afford to buy them, while those who
have not the dust DO not need brooms.
Shippers of cattle a. well as other
products ut the farm are up against u
pretty hard this winter. Thescarcity of
cars and snow blockades have caused
much delay. In consequence money
has been rather scarce among our
farmers.
O. +. Karn desires TO say 10 those
having horses for sale that he Is az
present buying horses for the Eastern
markets and paying the highest prices
for same. May be found at residence
onc.half mile north of Yale or call
phone 30. 85tf
Messrs. Sterncr and Gurberg, the
new prOpTiet1rs Of the Holden meat
market are here with their household
goods and will take possession Of the
market next week. Mrs. Gurburg is q
man OF family and not Mr.. Sterner "a
The Expositor stated last week.
According to the Port Huron Daily
Times Will Ballentine, son Of W. III.
Bullentlne of this town, Is taking an
enforced vacation for n week or more
on account of the deep snow in the
Thumb district. Will is travelling sales.
man for Port Huron wholesale house.
The Expositor has been expecting TO
hear of an accident resulting from
children catching on bobsleighs but we
are pleased TO say that up to the pres
ent time none of the youngsters have
been injured by indulging in this dan
gerous practice. Parents should eau
ton their children.
If you are interested i'm the amount
of money received from the sale of
the Yale fair grounds you should be
at The Paisley tomorrow at eleven
o'clock i'm the forenoon when the pro-
perty will be sold. Here is n good
chance for person 10 make first
class investment. Don't miss the op-
portunity.
Considerable interest centers in the
} evangelstic services held each evening
. in the Presbyterian church. Miss Mary
J Barbour is very impressive public
! speaker, an experienced evangelist and
! is winning golden opinions from those
who attend the services Miss Barbour
, viii remain all OF next week and ser
, vices will be held each evening.
;. /. Ward butcher for Holden Bros,
, white on his way TO the postoflice last
Friday morning TO get his mail, slipped
and fell on the ICY sidewalk corner ol
! Main AM Mechanic streets breaking
the large bone Of hts right leg between
? the knee aud ankle. Dr. Pollock was
2 called and set The fracture. Mr.. Ward
h getting along rs nicely as could be
0 expected.
The srd intelligence reached Yale
z on Saturday last that Mrs. Jas. Lying
T ston, mother of Mrs. James NcColl
!. died at her home I'm Baden, Ont, by
4 the bursting OF a blood vessel. On &C
a count at the trains on the Pere Mar
ID quotte railway being snow bound d
was impossible Co leave that evening
u therefore Mr. and Mrs. Ne Coll droy,
q To- Emmett Sunday morning and tool
the train from there 90 Port Huron
u Word also came that Mrs. McCOl'l