The Yale expositor., 1905-03-10
The next number of the
Lecture Course is TO be the
10th instead OF the 18th.

The year 1905 is full of Sundays. II
starts and ends with a Sunday: it has
more sundays than any other week
days, and has five months with five
Sundays each. This would indicate
that the calendar makers mean the
clergy of the land to give full value foi
their salaries this year.
OF the 20 odd locomotives to be placed
in service on the Pere Marquette sys-
TEN this year, large number are eX-
pected in the early months. Deliveries
are now being made and eight big
freight engines have just reached the
Saginaw shops of the company, and are
being set up preparatory to service.
1t was hoped by most of the people
that the snow storms were over but an
other one came last Friday night, sort
of soaking snow that packed down as
fast as it fell, and resulted in little else
than making it more disagreeable I'M
der foot. 1t is likely that the most of
March will be made up of weat her that
is disagreeable.
Griswold q Newell have window
display this week which appeals strongly
to the lover of a fine shoe. The window
is filled with as nice a line of elegant
foot wear as perhaps has ever been
shown in Yale. All kinds of shapes
and styles to suit all tastes and all feet.
Be sure you stop and have look at
Griswold 81 Newell's show window.
A daily paper for S1.00 a year is
something the public has long desired.
The Chicago Daily Review, a delight
full family Daily giving all important
no orlr of 70 int
esting departments for men, women
and children, is sent to subscribers for
800 a year, IS cents for six months, 30
cents for 3 months. Subscribe to-day.
Address, The Chicago Review Co., 1893
Coca Cola Building, Chicago, Ill.
Chas. Adams, treasurer of Brockway
township, was in Port Huron Wednes-
day and made a satisfactory settlement
with the county treasurer. Treasurer
Adams has done exceedingly. well col
Letting the taxes this year. 1t must be
remembered that this winter has been
rather hard one both in the way of
its severely and in the clOseness of the
times. Something less than $50 in de-
linqent taxes is all that was returned.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church held their So
cial business monthly meeting at the
home of Leslie Menzies Monday even
ing. The attendance was large, over
forty being present. The regular rou-
tine of business was attended TO and
three new members were added to the
enrolment, after which the time was
given up to the enjoyment of different
games and amusements. A lunch of
ice cream and waters was served toward
the close of the evening.
The editor of the Sebewaing Review
wants some information. He says: "This
seems to be world of inconsistencies.
A man will go into saloon, play half
dozen games of set back, take a half
dozen drinks and as many cigars, pay
his bill and go away without imagining
that he has bought an interest in the
saloon mans business, and should die
tate the policy of that business. On the
other hand, man will pay measley
dollar for his home paper for year
and then strut around as though he had
purchased the entire plant and should
be appointed censor, business manager
and general dictator of the papers
policy. Why is it?