The Yale expositor., 1905-12-01
soonll be tax time again.

Tell your friends that you read 1t in
The Exposition
James Hisey is very low at-his home
on east North street.
Tax receipts printed at the Expositor
job rooms neatly and promptly.
Somehow it would cause little regret
if Indian summer acquired the staying
habit.
Township treasurers are requested to
leave their orders for receipts at the
Expositor Office if they desire good
job.
John Lavalle and bride have return
ed from their wedding trip and will
soon go TO housekeeping in their new
home east of Yale.
The l.. Il. s. of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
James Pearce next Wednesday after
noon. Refreshments.
The Expositor office telephone num-
Der is So. Our residence number is so.
Whenever you have news item, adver-
Using or job work, call us up.
Rev. Thos. DUR, now of Port Huron,
was called to Canada last week on &C
count of the death of his father. Ad-
vanced age and paralysis are the causes
given for the death.
1 Chas. n. Vannest, formerly proprietor
of the Elk hotel at Peck, but recently
at Deer River, Mimi, has gone to Mile
Stone, saskatchewan, n. w. Il. where
he will spend his time at farming.
DIR. w. II. Yuill will be in his Office
in the rear of Grant Holden's new drug
store this week Saturday, Dec. 2, where
he will be pleased to meet all his old
friends and patients.
Elan Sloat has sold his farm in
Speaker township, 81 miles north of
Yale to John Bechtel, of Maple Valley.
Mr.. SlOat and wife will retire from ac-
tive life and take much deserved rest.
Rev. Bruske visited the school Mon
day morning and while with the high
school, gave the pupils an interesting
little talk, speaking of spelling and
why it should be thoroughly taught
and learned.
Russell Harding vice president of
the Erie, Cincinnati, Hamilton a. Day
ton, and Pere Marquette, in charge of
operation and maintenance, has resign
ed. 1t is said he will go into private
business in New York.
Give us the farmer who takes time
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, is going on in the world about him.
over the hoe or in growing good crops
Life is more than a living.
Attention comradesl There will be
a meeting of VIM ii. Dunphy Post, G..
A. X. at the Paisley on Saturday, Dec.
9Th, at 2 p. m, for the purpose of cleo
| ton of officers and transacting other
special business. Chas. Montney, Com.
In the issue of Nov. "a, the Harbor
Beach Times published the official pro
| ceedings of the October session of the
Huron county board of supervisors
which was awarded to the Times this
year. 1t occupies sixteen columns of
space.
The Expositor was wrong in mention
| ing that there was dancing at the open
ing of the new cement block recently
erected in Melvin by Messrs. Kerr and
Laidlaw. We offer an apology to the
church people who had charge of the
affair.
Married at the Nj. =. parsonage, Yale,
by Rev. w. II. Cole at 7:30 Tuesday
evening. November rs, VIM. M. COan
and Della Middleton, both of Brock
way township. Here's hoping that
the happy couple may live long and
prosperous life.
Preparations are going on apace for
the bazaar to be held by the PresbyteI-
ian ladies in two weeks. Remember
they will be likely to have almost every
thing you may want to buy for a
Christmas gift. Light lunches will he
on sale during the three days.
The 9th grade has placed in the room
over which Miss Hickox presides, a
fine new desk: also one in the grammar
department, Miss Mckenzie, teacher
and cluster of electric light globes
In this way has the grade disposed OF
the proceeds of their entertainment
Cricket on the Hearth"
The publishers family feels very
thankful indeed to our old friend, ohn
Muir, for liberal supply of potatoes
apples and celery for our thanksgiving
dinner. May the old gentleman anC
his amiable wife enjoy rich blessings
the remaining years of their life, anC
be rewarded for their goodness in the
life to come.
Rev. ID. Bruske, president of Alma
college, occupied the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. His
talk in the morning was i'll connection
and in the interests of the college. In
the evening he gave most excellent
discourse, taking for his text "FolloW
thou Me, and he arose and followed
Him." A large audience listened with
rapt attention to his words.
The next meeting of Brockway
grange will be in the afternoon of Dec
9Th commencing at 80 p. m. On ac
count of small attendance the literary
program intended for Nov. has moi
been carried out and so will be giveI
Dec. 9th. A special part of this meet
ing will be collection for q. III. Kelley
founder of the Order. Will all mem
bers please make an effort to be present
With the close of navigation still sew
nrnl 1unnl-c OF and the Hunret Aunathel