The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23

Auction sale bills. We print EN-.
Wednesday was regular April day.
No one deserves applause for doing
his duty.
Doesn't this weather make you want
to go fishing?
Brighten up and get rid of that crouch
spring is here.
An onion day keeps the doctors
away and others.
Try all ad. in the EIpositor as tonic
for your spring business.
Special meeting o ) next Wednes.
day evening. Initiation.
| Lizzie Lothian, who has been very sick
the past week, is much better.
We can clothe you in Hart, Schatfner
4 Marx clothes at J. |. ROsenthal's.
Geo. +. Houghtby and family will
move into the Lara Middleton house
next week.
If you do not take the Expostor,
borrow it from your neighbor. We
want you to read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McColl, enter
tanned several guests at six o'clock din
ner Saturday evening.
1t may be cheaper to rent house
than it is to own one, but you're not as
apt to have it sold from under you
A pleasant little party was given by
Louise Bright last Friday evening to a
dozen or more young people All report
ed the best of times.
Mrs. Ida Kelly received $1,000 from
the M b a on Monday in payment of
| inc Eun
weeks after Mr.. Kelly was killed
Did you ever try to write spring
poetry? Well, don't. We'd rather have
you tell us what you know in prose. 1t
may not be so highfalutin but it's easier
to digest.
1Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Yuil have moved
into the Ballintine house and Harvey
Hydorn and family are now occupying
their dwelling recently purchased of
Jos. Yuill.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy entertained ten
ladies at dinner Wednesday event ng,
the guests of honor being Mrs. Van
Dorm, of New York, and Mrs. Dudley,
of Blackduck, MINI.
Every advertisement in the Exposit-
or carries a message to the shopper. If
you would know the many things now
being offered and the special bargains
IN store for you just read each ad and
you will be amply repaid for your time
and trouble.
Mrs. w. &. Wight went to the hospi.
tai in Port Huron this week and sub
mitted to an operation for cancer of
the breast. AS far as we can learn, she
is doing nicely. Mrs. Nights many
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cessity of this and trust that she will
be restored to health again.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Rub delightfully."-
entertained about thirty guests at cards
last Friday evening. A dainty lunch
served by the hostess gave an added
touch to the enjoyable occasion. Mr..
and Mrs. Rub have charming home
and their guests are always certain of
having good time there.
Geo. Cough received last week one of
the finest ambulances we have ever
seen. 1t is finished in the dull steel
gray and is equipped with rubber tires
and folding step. The interior contains
swinging cot and seats for two nurses.
Although We do not.wish to take ride
in 1t very soon, it is necessity in every
town and Mr.. Cough shows consider
able enterprise in adding same to his
equipment.
Faye WEIGH was the schemer who
planned and executed happy surprise
Monday evening for her mother Mrs.
Roger WEIGH and Mrs. Jbe Williams,
whose birthdays happen to fall on the
same date. About thirty relatives and
friends were invited to spend that eve
ming with them and the surprise was
made complete for both ladies' A most
enjoyable time was had and the mem
orable evening was brought to happy
end after refreshments We're served the
guests.
DIR. Morgan j. Smead and wife in
stead OF going to Lapeer to locate will
cast their lot in Port Huron where the
DIR. has found splendid opening to
practice his profession. Our sister city
to the southeast of us at the foot of
lake Huron has taken on new life with
in the last year or so and will 10 doubt
make rapid progress in the next few
years. Young blood has taken hold of
booming the city and new industries
and enterprises are being secured. DR..
Smead is young man full of life and
hustle, is graduate Of Ontario Veter-
mary College and has had many years
of practical practice. In his new loca-
tion we bespeak for him unbounded
success. The DR.. anu wife are moving
this week and will be at home to their
friends at 603 Lapeer Court, Port Hur-
! OH.