The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
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sale by 1drrlS ~ Newell.
The buyers of Yale have begun to
buy this seasons clip of wool.
The North Branch fair this fall will
be held September 81, % and 20.
Dr.. Walkers next visit to Yale at
The Paisley House will be May IL.
A Masonic school of instruction will
be held i'm Port Huron on May 18th.
The very best coffee grown is the
Golden Dome to be had at Newell Il
Miller's.
M. NJ Pearce is showing a fine line
of trimmed ready-to-wear and sailor
hats.
The LBS will meet with Mrs. G. ID.
Ellis on Wednesday afternoon of next
week.
The finest line of window shades in
town is on exhibition at the Corner
Drug Store.
w. III. Cole occupied the pulpit of the
M. +. church last Sunday in the absence
of the pastor.
Refreshing to the dry earth were the
rains which fell both Monday and
Tuesday nights.
The state fair which will be held in
Detroit this fall, opens on September
18th, continuing to the 18th.
Just received boys 2-piece suits, good
style, sizes to 16 years, price $3.50 to
$3.50 at Yale Clothing House.
Girl wanted to do general housework.
Write or call on Mrs. Harvey Tappan
S13 Prospect Place, Port Huron. 1-tf
Amos Ludington is quite sick at the
home of III. +. Clark. He caught
severe cold at the fire Saturday night.
Methodist Protestant church supper
in Samuel White building Main street
Friday evening May 18th. All invited.
Our line of shoes and oxfords in
black and tan is complete. Call and
see them before buying. j. i. Rosen-
thai.
The members of Yale Dancing Club
with their friends will enjoy themselves
at social dancing party in Central
Hall tonight.
Mrs. Henry Holmes has been quite
sick the past week and for time was
not expected to live. Her condition is
somewhat better
Girl for general housework wanted
in good home in Detroit. Fare will
be paid to the city. Good wages. APP
ply to j. \. Menzies, Yale.
Sewing done by Mrs. Mcdonald. For
terms and further particulars call at
rooms upstairs in Lutz block, over
Mathews ~ Wights drug store %
l%The Presbyterian church will observe
the fourth anniversary OF the dedica-
ton of the building with an anniyer-
sary sermon by the pastor Rev c. ID.
Ellis on Sunday morning.
The entertainment given by the
Lynn Grange at their hall April 18th.
was such a success that they will repro
duce il on Friday night May 18th.
! Everybody invited. Admission 10 and
20 cts.
am prepared to do paperhanging
and painting ON short notice Estl-
mates furnished free. Leave orders at
George Cavanagh' S residence, first house
east of Holden's lumber yard. j. a.
Cavanagh 30
Will Salter came down from Peck
Saturday and has since been assisting
Amos Huntington in the north end bar
Der shop. VIII has sold his shop at
Peck and expects soon to locate in
some northern Michigan town.
Special meeting of Peerless Hive, l.
0TMM at Oddfellow hall Monday even
ing, May Sth, for the purpose of decid-
ing the question of building new hall.
Every member is earnestly requested
to be present. Mary j. Lutz, Com.
Mrs. NJ p. Brown wishes to announce
that she has rooms in the j. III. Merrill
building where she will receive accounts
due her on Saturday. She also wishes
all having accounts against her to
bring in their bills, and same will be
settled.
If your furniture is looking shabby,
: instead of buying new try coat or
two of Jap-a-lac and notice the result.
You will be surprised if you have new
er used it before. 1t is easily applied
7 and "wears like IRON" Ask John Hut
ton to tell you about it.
Chas. Montney, commander of w. III.
/ Dunphy Post, GAR, announces that
there will be a regular meeting of the
| Post in The Paisley parlors, Saturday,
( May 18th, for the purpose of making
! arrangements to observe Decoration
Day. All members turn out.
| Ensign Keller, who recently spent
f some weeks here, is in Brown City
r where he has charge of revival
meetings in the Methodist church. The
Baptist church has only just closed re-
! vival services at which twenty five per-
sons were converted. No doubt Ensign
Keller will have the same encouraging
work there as in Yale
The ladies of the NJ. =. church will
! serve supper in the Samuel White build
ing on Main street, next Friday even.
: ing, May 18th. 1t has been two years
since this organization has given a sup.
per and they will no doubt Guido them
S selves on this occasion. Proceeds foI
e the benefit of the church society
! Everybody turn out and assist a good
D cause.
A farmer over near Lynn Corners on
returning home from hunting the
! other day found his neighbor just
leaving the house, and being of a jeal
e Gus disposition. he drew his gun and
filled the mans legs with fine shot. A
U lawsuit followed and il was learned
2 that the man was there to borrow q
copy of the Expositor. The lawsuit
g. Io Il