The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-04-24

Seeding time.
Fishing is the order of the day now.
We are now in the throes of the
spring house cleaning.
Il. j. Minnie has had Il small delivery
wagon built in which to deliver his
meat orders.
Cart Holden has his runabout out
and Earl Herbert his motorcycle. They
look familiar
W. J. Phillips, of near Gladwin, has
moved his family here and settled on "a
farm near Yale
Prepare to celebrate the Fourth in
Yale. The biggest celebration ever
held here will be given this year.
Regular preaching services both
morning and evening in the Disciple
church by the pastor Everybody cor
daily invited
Remember the horse sale at the Feed
Barn Yale. Monday, April q, at one
o'clock. Twenty fine horses for sale.
Ryno IL Cavanagh, managers.
In card from Bert Holden and Bert
Roadway, they state that they are at
Powassan, near North Bay. They are
both well and getting along all right.
The Expositor's private sanctum
sanctorius received coat of paint on
Wednesday of this week, administered
by the artistic hand of Bert Mcdonald.
Ladies of Peerless Hive No. 1913 l.. o.
Il. NJ. M.-Assessment No. 30 is now
due and must be paid at the Hive or at
my home April 81. Jane Award, FIX.
We have been requested to inform
the pnblic that dumping ground south
of the city gravel pit has been pro-
vided by the City, and all persons dump
ing rubbish along the Park road will
be prosecuted.
Mrs. Philip Dinner was operated on
in Port Huron on Tuesday of this
week. Henry and Edward Dinner and
DR.. A. Pollock went down. The patient
is reported as improving as rapidly as
could be expected.
f. Farmer, of Pontiac, has placed on
trial in the Methodist Protestant church
Putnam organ with pipe organ tone.
The organ is fine instrument with a
rich tone. The instrument was in
stalled by the YPSCE of that church.
A. V. Parmlee has had the north part
of his furniture store upstairs parti
toned off for use as an undertaking
room. 1t is ten feet wide and is paper
ed and carpeted and fixed up in good
style. The room is very convenient
and all accessories are kept on hand at
all times.
Through unavoidable circumstances
Mrs. q. l.. Hopkins was called away
Monday April Is, and was unable to be
present at the Grange meeting, thereby
disappointing large number of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins wish to state
that they exceedingly regret that such
was the case.
With this issue we commence our
twenty seventh consecutive year of
newspaper work in this place. On
May Is, 1882, the first issue of this pa
per appeared and since then not an is
sue has been missed During this time
1852 numbers have been printed with
several extra numbers. 1t has ever
been our aim to give the public the
best newspaper possible and we hope
in the future to greatly improve the
standard of The EXposttor. Several
new ideas will be incorporated that we
may better both the appearance of the
paper and also increase the quality and
quantity of reading matter.
Now that our city is being so greatly
improved in every way by our enter
prising officials, and strangers are ar
irving here day after day, would it not
be a good idea for the council to enter
tain a motion relative to having the
names of streets painted on boards and
placed on each corner Of the streetsY
This would enable many to locate
rAlo nh IN r,r.o-
bend where a property is located when
the name of street is mentioned. In
fact we believe large number of citi-
zens who have lived here many years
cannot tell the name of every street i'm
town. Let us put on few more city
airs.
1t is tie purpose of this paragraph TO
inform an altogether too large number
of our readers that the Expositor is is
sued each week primarily for the bene
fit of its publisher and to get what he
can out of his investment honestly and |
legitimately. We are prompted TO
make this statement by the parties who
come to the office and ask us TO an
nounce that they have house to rent, |
or they are to hold q social or an enter
tainment TO make money, and say /
when we inform that we charge for
such items, "that they are subscribers
to our paper and didn't think such lit |
tie items cost anything" Ii would be
just as reasonable for such people TO 60 |
to a grocery and expect to get half
pound of tea for nothing because some I
time during the year they had bought
dollars worth Of sugar at the same
store. Our space is our stock i'm trade |
and we cannot afford TO give IL away. |
We trust we have made our meaning
plain.
For clothes that have life, snap and