The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-10-23
At Central Hall.

At Central Hall,
Yale, Thursday, Oct. 30,
The Schubert Male Chorus.
+. f. Pratt visited Port Huron
friends the first of the week.
James Wilson, of Pinconning is in
Yale today calling on old friends.
Frank Welch and young Knisley
spent few days in Detroit the past
week.
The Yale Canning Factory has start
ed canning apples and are in need of
30 girls
Geo. Ii. Minis and family left Port
Huron this week for Florida to make
their future home.
"A letter from Charles Blackford of
Detroit states that himself and family
are in good health and doing well.
J. A. Menzies, wife and daughter
Ruth attended the funeral of Mrs.
Samuel Allison at Memphis Friday.
Elder Denison Mccall will preach at
Mechanic street Church of Christ every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock standard
time.
Its a rank breach of etiquette accord
ing TO Yale usages, for minister to
make call when the stoves are being
put up.
WANTED Student can have room
and board IN exchange for two hours
daily work. Address 1925 Sixth street,
Port Huron. 2y2
King Holden and crew of workman
are at Avoca building new dwelling
house for Chas. Andreae. The build
ing will contain IL rooms and a fine
large basement and will be up-to.date
in all of its appointments.
Have you visited G. E. Richards
hardware store and taken look at the
new Laurel 10th Century Parlor
Furnace? Ii not, be sure and do so at
once and have the many advantages
explained to you. Don't delay.
The morning Pere Marquette pass
enger train from Saginaw Thursday
was sprinkled with snow and on in
quiry we learned from the train crew
that they had run into snow all the
way down to Brown City. A slight
furry was visible in this section that
morning.
The ladies of the Catholic Benevolent
Society will give bazaar Nov. D, 6 and
| :. at Central Hall. There will be tea
room and they will serve tea every
afternoon and evening. On the night
OF the eth they will have good old
fashioned dance. Everybody come.
When the Expositor eye notices any
thing out of the ordinary it cannot help
| but take a look at it. Last saturday
our attention was called to the window
display at Wanklin IL Burley's. In the
window was shown roasts of beef, veal
pork and mutton, cuts of steak, and
everything kept III their line. 1t was
tastefully decorated and showed the
| handiwork of an artist. We compli-
ment the firm on their enterprise.
Robt. Carson was quite badly shaken
up and injured one DAY last week by
his Ayersnre bull. The animal was
tied in its stall by both a chain and
rope. In some manner its fore
leg became entangled in the chain and
! Mr.. Carson went into the stall to re-
lease it, when the bull took hook at
him, throwing him about ten feet. Rob
| has rather sore side but feels lucky
that no more serious injuries resulted.
On account of the increased adver-
| Using patronage 1t is necessary TO pub
lish twelve page paper again this
week. The Exposition contains twelve
pages of the best news matter obtain
able and is furnished to our large list
of subscribers for only Sl.0O per year
Our merchants appreciate an up'to'
date newspaper and from their liberal
patronage we are confident they want
their ads to appear in paper that
reaches the people-the ones who buy
the goods.