The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-04-28
Vol. XXIV. No. l.

no I'd the OOrneT drug OIOTe IOT DaSe
ball goods.
The open season for brook trout be-
gins next Monday.
Awnings are being placed OH the
buildings about town.
Attend the debate in Central hall to-
night. Yale VS.. Marlette.
The farmers are about through seed
ing. Fall wheat is looking fine.
A full line of Junior gasoline stoves
at Chas. Rounds at 81, SO, and "a.
DR.. Walkers next visit to Yale at
The Paisley House will be May IL.
If you haven't seen the spring styles
in hats yet go to Eva j. Black Il Co.'s
millinery shop.
Will Phillips, carrier on rural route
No. 4, is back to work again after a
couple of weeks sickness.
1t will soon be time for wool Irvine
and sheep shears. Buy these of l.. +.
VanCamp and save money.
Girl wanted to do general housew ork
Write or call on Mrs. Harvey Tappan
813 Prospect Place, Port Huron. 1-tf
Grinnell Bros, of Port Huron, have
placed Sterling piano in the high
room of our public schools on approval.
Read the article relative to protect
ing the fish in Mill creek published in
another column of this weeks Ex-
position.
Seed Corn For Sale-I have about 40
bushels of choice seed corn for sale.
Jos. Williams, mile north and miles
east of Yale 52-2
w. l.. Douglas fine shoes for comfort,
appearance and wearing quality are the
best made for the price. For sale at
Yale Clothing House.
! Look over the Quick Meal and Detroit
Vapor gasoline stoves at Chas. Rounds
if you want the best. They cost no
more than other makes.
Girl for general Homework wanted
in "a good home in Detroit. Fare will
be paid to the city. Good wages. APP
ply to j. A. Menzies, Yale.
The train from Port Huron due at
7:15 Saturday evening did not arrive at
Yale until 100 on account of the Sand
Beach train being over 3 hours late.
George Wilson has secured position
as porter on the steamer Martin Null
len. This is the boat on which Charley
Welch has been cook for the past two
seasons.
Many of the cities and towns in this
part of the state are adopting standard
time and it seems to be approved in
every instance. Why not have one
time in Yale?
John Johnson jammed two of the
fingers of his right hand on Wednes-
day while assisting in setting up a
monument. John will be unable to
work for several days.
Matt Irwin, our popular Pere Mar
quette railway agent at this point, has
purchased the Il. II. Noble residence on
Main street. This will make himself
and family a comfortable home.
A cream separator would greatly
lessen the hard work of caring for the
milk this summer. Why not take a
Puritan home from John Hutton's and
try it. If not satisfactory it may be
returned.
A wonderful spring tonic Drives
out all winter impurities, gives you
strength. health and happiness. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. So cents, tea or tablets. Pollock
d Hennessy.
Geo. II. Minis & Co. are putting in a
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conduct an ice cream business this
summer. The first installment of
cream will be here Saturday or Monday
when the parlors will be opened to the
public.
We notice by the Port Huron Daily
Times of Wednesday that Oscar L..
Boice was to be operated on at the hos
pital in Port Huron Thursday. 1t is
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that the operation will be of benefit to
him and that his recovery will come
soon after.
The Wooden Mills started this week
to work an extra hour each day with
the exception of Saturday, when the
workmen lay off at 11:30, taking the
afternoon to themselves. 1t makes
a long day where they start at $3.50 in
the morning and work till $50 in the
evening.
A crew of bricklayers are at work on
the new addition to the wooden mills.
All the windows of the first story are
set and work is being rapidly pushed
forward. 1t is hoped that the building
will be completed in time to receive the
machinery which has all been ordered.
VIM. Blackford & Sons have finished
| Ine DTICh Culmnty WHICH, Is ~ lttl III
heighth with feet flue. For first
class brick laying and complete and
satisfactory job Messr2. Blackboard &
Sons cannot be beaten.
Archie Ludington wishes to say to
the citizens of Yale that he has every
thing in readiness and the Yale Steam
Laundry is now in operation. Washing
will be done twice week, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Family washing will
be made speciality at moderate charges.
Everything gathered and delivered free
of charge. An Office, where laundry may
be left by those from the country, has
been established at Amos Ludington's
barber shop at north end of town. An
experienced man has been employed
and all work is guaranteed to be the best.
1t is hoped that the townspeople will
patronize home institution.
On Tuesday of this week one of the
young lads or the village, while playing