The Yale expositor., 1914-01-15

nrSt OF the week.
ID. +. Middleton was at Detroit on
business this week.
III. +. Beard made a business trip to
Ogemaw County this week.
Steve Windsor, under sheriff of Port
Huron, was in Yale Tuesday.
A quantity of logs are being hauled
to Yale and shipped from this point.
Lew Armstrong has sold his house
and lot on east Mechanic street to
Frank Kerr.
Lew Hathaway, of Armada, has been
spending the week with Yale and
Lynn friends.
County Commissioner of Schools, +.
L. Blackney is in Yale today visiting
our public schools.
One freight day is the dope for this
division of the Pere Marquette. Our
shippers are registering a big kick
Born to the wife of Robt. Martin at
Kindersley, Sask., on Saturday, Jan. 10,
1914, a daughter. We offer congratula-
tons.
Changes are taking place at the
power plant this week, by the taking
out of the old set of boilers which gives
a lot more room.
James livingston of Baden, Ont,
was in Yale the first of the week at
tending the annual meeting of the
Yale State Bank.
G. w. Weinberg of Detroit will be at
the 10.cent feed barn, Yale, on Mon
day, Jan. 10, at which time he will buy
a car load of horses five years and
older in good condition. See ad and
big bills.
The annual meeting of the Thumb
Racing Circuit will be held in Port
Huron Wednesday, jan, 81. Matters of
Importance to horsemen will be
brought before this meeting and
discussed.
Mrs. ID. A. McKeith of Brown City
was taken to Harper's hospital at De-
troit last week where she underwent
an operation which her many friends
in Yale hope will be the means of
restoring her to perfect health again.
Ralph and Blanche Parkinson of
San Francisco, Calf, arrived home on
Monday evening TO visit their father,
Il. III. Parkinson, who has been very
i'll. Mr.. Parkinson continues to i'm.
prove every day and it is hoped he
will soon be able to be ont again.
Helen Wyrick Shafer will appear in
the opera house Friday evening,
January 80, under the auspices of the
Yale High School Alumni Association.
Mrs. Shafer will render miscellaneous
program on the above date, her fourth
appearance in this city.
The many friends of Mrs. j. III.
Martin will be sorry to learn that
fnl hat. af 90
down the cellar stairs and breaking
her collar bone, pneumonia has set in
and she has since been very sick
woman. The latest reports are that
she is past the critical point and how
on the gain.
G. V. Black will have special sale
on ladies' coats and boys suits and
overcoats at the millinery store of Mrs.
Eva j. Black 81 Co. for the next two
weeks. Mr.. Black purchased an over
stock of these goods, expecting to
place them in his store at Vassar but
his business place was destroyed by
fire, and he is closing out the above
goods at unheard of prices. Call and
see.
The man who has any feeling for his
horse will see that he is warmly
blanketed during the cold weather
when left standing on the street or in
an open shed. Exposure for a horse
when warm from exertion is just as
bad as it is for human being, and
not only detracts from its usefulness
but shortens its life 1t is true saying
that 'good pair of blankets sayes
quart of oats every day."
Postmasters of all classes have been
notified by first assistant postmaster
general to boost for good roads. 1.-THE
departments attention." says the Of
fetal notice, "has been attracted to
proclamations issued from time to
time by the gov errors of states desig-
mating certain days as Good Roads
days and postmasters as representatives |
in their communities of the national |
government, are expected to manifest |
as active an interest in this movement |
as is consistent with the proper per-
formance of their official duties"
Automobile owners will have to Sc
cure their 1914 licenses at once and |
they will have to pay according to the
horse power of their machines. There |
has been big demand for licenses and
many auto owners do not understand |
that for 1914, they will have to pay soc
per horse power according to the A. l..
A. M. rating. The new law, imposing
the horse power tax, is now before the |
supreme court and II is stated that In
the event that the law is declared in
valid auto owners will be returned
their money, except the regular auto
mobile tax of SO.
Mr.. j. II. Jones, the gentleman who
was here last week Thursday and ad.
dressed a large audience of farmers
and business men in Central Hall on
the proposition of building condensed
milk factory in Yale costing between
1856 600 and S40,00O is in this vicinity
this week securing contracts from the
farmers. Mr.. Jones advises us that
with but very few exceptions the far
mers are very enthusiastic over the
project and that the prospects of
building a condenser here is very en-.
Our business men are all
doing their utmost to help along this
enterprise. l