The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17

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Der shop.
Vaughn Francis has secured employ.
rnent at Lansing.
Try one of Our Boys. oct cigar, sold
by all Yale dealers.
There are only eight prisoners in the
county Jail at present.
Harris 4 Newell have few horse
blankets left that will be sold at cost.
Do you get your Expositor regular
lyf III not please so inform this office.
Fred Z. Montneys residence num-
Der and street in Port Huron is AS
18th.
Mrs. w. II. Ballentine has been quite
sick the past week but is somewhat on
the improve now.
Henry WEIGH is quite sick at the
home of his parents in Yale. 1t is
hoped he may soon recover.
We notice by the Capac papers that
our former fellow townsman, Larry
Middleton, is sick with the grip.
Postoffice hours for Washington's
birthday, Wednesday, Feb. 22:-S to
Il q. m, to p. m. Carriers will not
go out.
Lowell Monroe received letter on
Monday that his brother James was
very low with pneumonia at his home
in Blaine.
Do not forget that we are going to
carry the finest line of buggies that we
ever handled for the season of 1905.
Harris q Newell.
James II. Moore on Tuesday was APP
pointed carrier and John Il. Staley
substitute of rural route No. in place
of Harry Middleton removed.
To RENT:-A comfortable seven room
dwelling house near Main street, in the
village OF Yale. For particulars en-
quire of f. II. Drake, Yale. 49,
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve supper in the new Mcintyre
building next Saturday afternoon from
| five till all are served. Bill 10 cents.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
! scholars were given sIelghride after
school Monday night. The weather
was too cold and sharp for very ex-
tended ride.
The "Celery King complexion" is
what one Yale lady calls the beautiful
skin that comes from the use of the
tonic-laXative, Celery King. % cents
at druggists.
Mrs. James Brown desires TO reduce
her stock of millinery before March
10 and in order to do so will make n
reduction on all goods. Now is your
time to secure bargains.
There's pretty girl In an Alpine
hat, Ii sweeter girl with q sailor brim,
but the handsomest glrl you'll ever
see, is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea. Pollock d Hennessy.
The WOW ball which was TO have
been held Tuesday night is postponed !
until next Tuesday evening FEB. 2l !
on account of the unfayorable con
dition Of the weather. Do not forget |
the date.
Mrs. Will Hayes pleasantly enter. !
tained the members of the NYB club !
last Thursday evening at her home |
live miles south east of Yale. An en- |
joyable sleighride and evening was ex-
perlenced.
The 9Th, 7th and Sth grades scored a |
big success with their supper in Cen
trail Hall last Saturday evening. Forty |
one dollars was the amount made and |
the scholars are we'll pleased with the |
result of their labors.
st. Valentines day has passed and |
gone and the children of the lower |
grades have settled down to work |
again after the exciting visits of the
postman and the opening of the Val |
entine boxes in school.
We notice by the Peck Times that
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Gallagher lost |
a little son last week with that dread |
disease, scarlet fever. The family has |
been quarantined for the past month.
Mrs. Gallagher is sister of Mrs. Ed |
ward Youngs.
The Record Keeper of Avis Hive, No. |
400, Roseburg, announces the full and |
prompt payment of the death claim of |
Annabelle Bradshaw to Andrew +. |
Bradshaw, her husband, in the sum of |
$1,000, the same being amount of policy |
held by deceased in the LOTMM.
At the annual meeting of the Michi- |
gan Veterinary Medical Association |
held in Lansing last week, DR.. j. b. |
Stevens was elected second vice-presi- |
dent and DR.. Black, Of Richmond,
formerly of Yale, was re-lnstated in |
his present position of secretary and |
treasurer.
VIM. V. Andreae on Wednesday was |
out drying his horse lately purchased |
of John L. Staley. This colt was sired |
by Mason Nutwood 2:2o, and is one of |
the best bred colts in the state to. day.
We expect to see some hot brushes |
when all the colts that haye racing |
blood running in their veins come to.
gether.
The st. Clair county association, OES, |
will hold meeting in Port Huron |
next Monday afternoon and evening. !
Port Huron Chapter No. ITO will en-
terrain the association. Several mem
bers of Yale Chapter OES will be pres
ent. Worthy Matron Minnie Holden |
will give the response TO the welcome |
address.
"a few days ago | received terrible |
cut from a rusty shovel decorating the
third finger on the left hand to the bone. |
used Greene's Infallible Liniment as
urged by friend. The pain left me in |
a few minutes after an application |
of the IMMINENT. l resumed work |
in three days perfectly cured. Signed |
w. l.. Stenson, 1915 Emerald Ave. Chi |