The Yale expositor., 1906-01-05


Mrs. VIM. Joss is slowly improving
after her serious illness of several
weeks.
On Monday evening the stores of the
village start closing at 600 o'clock,
Saturday evenings excepted.
The skating on the creek has been
quite good this week and the young
folks are taking advantage of 1t.
Connections have been made at the
power house with the new we'll recent
ly purchased of Danl Ferguson.
In the midst of all the plenty and
prosperity that the day brings to mind,
still we are suffering from famines-a
car famine.
Central Hall Tuesday evening by the
young folks of the village dancing.
McKanlass furnished the music.
If you want to spend your New
Years dollar all in one place, where
you will receive years benefits from
it, call at the Exposition office and We'll
direct you.
The latest business place to make
connections with the Yale Telephone
Exchange is Grant Holden's new drug
store. The number is 100. Kindly
write this on your card.
Ed Youngs wishes to announce to
the public that he will have his livery
in running order tomorrow Saturday
and will be in better shape than ever to
accommodate the public.
Mrs. Duncan McKeith has been dan
gerously i'll since the birth of her baby,
but her condition on Thursday was
considered a little improved. Her
many friends hope to see her gain rap
idly.
Brockway Arbor, of BrOckway, will
hold its next regular meeting Tuesday
evening, January 9th, 1906. Installa-
tion of officers and an oyster supper
Invitations extended to all local COM
panions.
A Patriarch, who has been general
freight manager of the Pere Marquette
railway, has been promoted to the posi-
ton of general manager of the line.
Mr.. Patriarch will assume his new
position January /.
The l.. b. s. of the Presbyterian
church will hold its first meeting of
the year next week Wednesday after
noon, at the home of the president, Mrs.
Beavis. Election of officers. AS many
as possible please come out.
On Sunday morning next Miss Cloud,
of Union City, a lady evangelist, will
begin a series of revival meetings in
the M. K. church. All are cordially
invited to attend. The meetings will
continue until further notice.
Yale Grange will hold its regular
meeting on Thursday afternoon, jan
uary 18th, 1905, at one o'clock sharp.
Installation of officers, initiation and
refreshments will be in order. All
members are cordially invited to be
present
Mrs. b. Clyne was called to Highgate,
Ont, last Saturday, on hearing of the
sudden death of her mother, Mrs. john
son. Friends are sympathizing deeply
with Mrs Clyne and the other members
of the family in the loss of much
loved mother.
Yale's new telephone exchange is
meeting with great support from the
people. The people there like other
places appreciate an accommodating tele-
phone service, which is dependent upon
the people, and therefore should expect
to give the people something's Carson
vile Tribune.
On January LIST, 1905, Nellie McLaren,
of this place was united in marriage to
Guy Gaines, of Flint, at the latter
place, by Rev. Weaver. They will
make Flint their future home. May
health and wealth be theirs is the wish
of the Expositor.
A man was being examined for life
insurance by one of the local physicians
few days ago, and among other
questions on the regulation blank to
be filled out, the applicant was asked:
"What is your occupation This
landed him for a minute, but he finally
answered: "My wife takes in washing
He got the policy.
The Yale Expositor is grinding off,
on new cylinder press, and after the
holidays, will locate in its new building
This is further proof of the prosperity
of Brother MenZies' newsy and up-to-
date paper, and shows the appreciation
the people of Yale have for the pro-
gressiveness the ExpOsitor is showing
Carsonville Tribune.
| 1t is mighty mean to patronize a
merchant who will trust you until you
get so far in debt to him that you are
ashamed to see him, and then go and
spend your cash somewhere else where
you couldn't get credit; but there are
people who do it. The honorable way
would be to spend your cash with the
merchant who trusted you, even IL you
never expect to square up the old ac-
count.
When a person steps into the Ex-
positor Office and planks down the cash
to pay his account, with the remark
"Pm around paying every dollar / owe
to-day" it makes us feel good and bad
simultaneously. Good to get the cash
bad to think that, because there are
not more like him, we are unable tC
pay all we owe. Wonder how a