The Yale expositor., 1908-03-20

Election for city and township officers
will be held Monday, April &.
Neil Evans has been confined to his
home by severe attack of the grippe.
Born to the wife of John Bullock at
his home north of Yale OH Friday,
March Ii, 1908, a son.
The members of Yale Chapter OES
are requested to meet in the hall on Sun
day next at 9 o'clock m.
The Junior Dancing Club gave a So
cial hop in Central Hall, last Friday
evening, when very enjoyable time
was spent.
Ed Sheehy is around again after being
laid up for over three weeks with severe
pain in his side.
Mrs Harry NJ. Waterman is very sick
at her home in Peck. Her Yale friends
will regret to learn of her condition.
"A Woman's Honor" at Central Hall
on Wednesday evening Mar. %. Tick
cts on sale at Pollock & Hennessy's drug
store Mar %
Art Schlegelmlch was handing out
the cigars on Saturday last-cause the
finest twins ever born on Saturday
morning. Congratulations, Art.
Mrs. Will Phillips lies very sick at her
home on North street at present writing.
DR.. Ardiel of Avoca was called in con
sultation with DIR. Yuill of our city.
"Billy" Reynolds, the veteran police
men, recently retired, has been critically
i'll since Sunday forenoon. He has been
in poor health for long time.-Port
Huron Times.
ID. Edward Nolan, of New Boston, and
Mrs. Jennie Mcfarland, of Yale, were
married Thursday evening by Rev. Paul
Desjardins at the Washington avenue
NJ. +. parsonage.-PortH Huron Times.
Poehler, Yale's new photographer who
is holding forth oyer Ira Goheen's shop,
took some excellent pictures of Mill
Creek Sunday, from which he has made
postals. He has these on sale. You
should call and see them. They are GER
tainly the 'real goods"
Ed. ). j. Reed called at the Expositor
office on Tuesday while on his way to
Pinconning where he will settle on his
farm near there. Mrs. Reed is now visit
ing Geo. Reed of Dundee who will soon
go to the state of Washington to live.
Mr.. Reed Informed us he intends driving
through to Pinconning having started
from near st. Clair. He will work his
farm the coming year, having been SUI
perannuated for 1908, on account of his
i'll health.
The Rounds Hardware Company are
several changes and improve
in their store which will give them a
great deal more space. Shelves are being
built in the back room where the glass
will be kept. Two windows give light
to this case The paint rack will be
placed i'm the Office and the other stock
in the office moved to back room.
Thus the floor space in the main room
will be increased.
Mill Greek is on its annual rampage
and has flooded the flats all along its
channel. Steel cables were placed on the
North street bridge also the South Main
street bridge to anchor them in case the
creek should rise too high, but ii is doubt
full they would have been of any use
on account of their lightness. The bridge
north ard west of Y ale was carried away
Monday afternoon and lies about thirty
rods south of its original position. The
level of the water at one time was foot
over this bridge and large cakes of ice
constan tly damned against it.
During the past two or three months
we have purchased the largest consign-
ment of job and adj type ever received
by any other print shop in Yale. With
our stock of print paper and fine job
supplies which is larger than that carried
by any other job office in our city, we
are better prepared than ever to put out
with neatness and dispatch jobwork of
anv kind or description. The Expositor
j oh Department originates ideas while
others try to duplicate our good work.
Let the "Shop That Knows How" figure
on your next order of job work. Phone
hftysiX or call in.
Here is a hair raiser and blood curdlerl
tell us that milk and eggs are
unfit food for mature people aged over
thirty years. Milk and eggs, they say,
are structure formers, excellent for ba-
bic and growing youths but they harden
and stifien the structure after it is ma
tured fhey shorten the breath, harden
the arteries and age the user thereof
worse than any other food i'm common
use. Chemically considered, il is very
dangerous to eat, drink or sleep. Ii is
dangerous to live anyhow, and so we
may yet be so brave as to eat cup Gus
tard with our life i'm our hand.
While other papers are urging their
school boards to get busy and make the
school building less dangerous to life in
case of fire, our board can take it easy,
and calmly watching others dig
in, for they know their work, along this
line has been done long ago. Our school
building has four exits, wide halls, and
two wide stairways from the second floor
to the first. The first and second pri-
mary rooms are level with the ground,
and escape for the little folks who al
ways get SO frightened, is very easy
from 1 em. Each room has IFS
own especial exit through which to
pass, and thus they are accustomed
To- this through daily practice. But
the thing which distinguishes our
school from others is that there are no
old worn furnaces init. All steam used
Is piped from the Power House and
any damage from overheated furnaces
is eliminated. No piles of rubbish are
left lying around, as janitor Jas. Loree
tends strictly to business and keeps
everything neat and clean.