The Yale expositor., 1912-08-08

Ed. Pratt is having the exterior o.
his barbor shop painted.
The Michigan Hay Association will
meet in Saginaw August 10 and Is.
Economy for the buyer" is the slo
gan for j. M. Smiths quarter off sale.
M. G. Ward is able to be out agair
after mild attack of typhoid fever OF
two weeks duration.
Your attention is called to the "Shov
ell EN- Out" sale which is now goine
on at j. M. Smiths.
The residences of Floyd Reid, j. f
Beavis and Dick Windsor are being
treated to new coats of paint.
w. j. Martin moved his household
goods to CrOswell this week and will
make his future home in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams re enter
tanning son which arrived at theil
home Sunday morning, August A.
The annual convention of the Mich
igan Association of Post Masters will
convene in Port Huron August 20 and
80.
Roy Menerey sold his house and lot
Oh w. North street last week to Mel
son Umphrey. The latter will take
possession the first of October.
The Brown City Banner is sporting
twelve pages now. Editor Cawood is
certainly trying to give the patrons of
his paper their moneys worth.
Splendid bargains are being offered al
the store of j. NJ. Smith. If you enjoy
making good bargains you should read
his ad in this issue.
Just what Yale has needed for long
time-a clean, up to date. restaurant
Try the Majestic for meals and short
orders. Steenburg IL Predmore, Props
Jas. Mann has purchased part of the
property of his father, Geo Mann, on
North street and will erect a new mod.
ern dwelling upon the newly acquired
Ifyou are hungry or need something
in the line of candies or plain and fancy
ice cream just give Steenburgh ~ Pred
more a trial. They guarantee satisfac-
ton.
Paul Mercurio has disposed of his
stock of fruits and other business which
he has conducted in the Bowles building
for the bast few months and will leave
for Detroit this week.
Arthur Bricker, former resident of
this city, has become associated with
his brother Chester Bricker in the
latter's drug store in Port Huron. Ar
thur has been travelling for the Fredie
Stems Co. of Detroit and left a lucra-
tive position with that firm to take up
his new work.
Under the direction of Mrs. Huntley
Russell of Grand Rapids and equal suf-
rage association for st. Clair county is
being organized. At present the final
arrangements have not been completed
although the members expect to have
their work outlined for them before
the end of the week.
For some time an effort has been
made OH the part of the Sarnia people
to have the ferries Grace DOrMer and
James Beard removed from service,
claiming that they were unsafe. The
council of Sarnia this week passed a
bylaw making it necessary for ferries
between that city and Port Huron to
have tonnage of 100 tons and seating
capacity for 200 people. This bars the
two boats mentioned from operating
Several towns in this vicinity have
recently been reporting much loss of
personal pl )perty and it is the opinion
of the victims that sneak thief is do
ing most of the work. All the thefts
have been of jewelry and money and
any descriptions that are given of the
suspects leads one to surmise that they
are making a run on all towns in this
section. A favorite method of the rob-
bers is to 60 to house and engage
rooms, only waiting until the first OPP
portunity occurs to rifle the house. 1t
would pay the people of this city to
keep a lookout for any suspicious char
acters as the gang seems to be heading
this way.
The third animal fair of the Thumb
District Fair Association will be held
i'm Port Huron September 10, IL, IL, and
10, and from all indications it promises
to take the supremacy over all other
former events of this kind which have
been pulled off i'm that city. The pre-
MUM list offers $20,0C0 in prizes thus
a better show than ever. 5000
in purses are offered for the horse
races which will be held in connection
with the fair. There is no doubt but
that the third annual Thumb District
Fair will be the banner event of east
ern Michigan.
If there is one thing that delights
J Ohm Sheehy more than anything else
it is to make the worries roll around on
the tables at Henry's. When John first
realized that he possessed any ability
to play pool he "played safe" by match
ing up with only those he knew he
could beat, which policy he has contin
ued until recently. by keeping at it
from early morn until late at night he
has developed into "shark" and now
thinks nothing of playing against the
two Macs. In fact, so enthusiastic has
J Ohm grown over the game that we
he is about to issue a chal
lenge to anyone-who will accept.
A Ai..,n 10, u,,hnnrihn NOW