The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-03-01
If you can't Push-Pull.
If you can't Pull-Please
Get out of the road.

Get out of the road.
It's spring-the kids are playing megs. |
j. b. Paisley was in Detroit this week |
on business.
o. ID. Avery, of Port Huron, attend
the races Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva j. Black returned Monday
evening from Detroit.
Mrs. w. A. Woodruff has been con-
fined to her bed with illness this week.
Joe Rosenthal has returned to, Yale
after spending month in Detroit and
Chicago.
viii Mcmahon, of Capac, was
pleasant caller at the Exposition Office
last Friday.
ALI Pratt, of Detroit, spent the fore
part of the week with his parents and
friends in Yale
Dan Inglegau and Ii. X Brinkman
were mp from Ayoca Tuesday attend
ing the matinee.
Geo. Barth went TO Detroit Monday
returning the same evening with new
Dodge automobile.
Milton Edighoffer has recovered from
his recent illness and is back to his
work again at the Yale Shoe Store.
March came in like a lamb. Will
the old adage that this month will 60
out like lion come true? HOPE not
j. A. Rapley, cashier of the Pioneer
Bank at North Branch, was visiting
Yale relatives and friends on Wed
nesday
Mrs. win Locklin, and daughter
Helen, of Brown CITY, spent last week
with Mrs. John Turner in West
Brockway.
Will the public generously save all
their old rubber, as q committee from
the Presbyterian l.. b. ). will gather
up same little later.
| G. r. Adams went to Capac We'd
nesday where he has position in the
Capac Savings Bank. The family Will
move over there later
Word reaches Yale that a daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hy-
| dorm at their home in Bay City about a
week ago. Congratulations.
Ruth Menzies started in Monday
morning as assistant teacher In school
District no. 4, Kenockee township.
Anna Brennan is the principal.
Mrs. Grant Holden's circle no. 2 Of
the M. +. church gave box social in
Central Hall, Thursday evening, Feb.
%, and was fairly well attended.
Mrs. Lumas. who has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Percy this
winter, was taken suddenly i'll last week
with heart trouble and has since been
confined to her bed.
| A meeting of the alumni of Yale
High School will be held at the home
of Pearl Mcdonald Monday evening,
March 5th, at 7:30. Every member is
requested to be present.
"You may drop that adv. about the
cows published in last weeks EXPOSE
tor writes Robert Carless 81 had
more buyers than l had cows to sell.
It certainly pays to advertise in the
Exposition"
| Postmasters have received official
notice that there is no such postoffice
| in Canada as "Berlin," the name of that
city having been changed to "Kitch-
ener." All interested should bear in
mind the change writing to friends
there.
In this weeks advertisement of the
Princess Theatre will be found
coupon, which with sc will be good for
one admission to the opening night of
serial, "The Lass of the Lumberlands,"
This story of Is episodes will begin on
| Tuesday evening, March 18th and an
episode each Tuesday evening follow
ing. Take advantage of this coupon
offer.
| A certain man was travelling through
the woods one day when heavy thun-
der storm came up. Being afraid of
thunder he sought refuge in hollow
log A very heavy rain fell, causing
the log to swell so much that the man
1 thought he was going to be squeezed to
death. But just then he remembered
that his newspaper subscription was
not paid and he felt so small that he
crawled out quite easily.