The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-10-25

j. NJ. Palmer has something new TO
show you in the sewing machine line.
Ladies don't buy coat or cape be-
fore looking through the stock at j. Z.
Holden's.
Saturday last was cold, disagree
able day. Cold winds accompanied by
SNOW prevailed.
Joe f. Vincent has been assisting IN
the post Office this week in the absence
of Postmaster Lutz.
Hats that are nice and nice hats that
are cheap. Trimmed hats for only
81 90 at Mrs. Jas. Browns.
Oyster supper at NJ. +. church this
NTiday) evening from $3.50 to 900. A
nice program has been prepared.
Wood wanted in exchange for work.
Apply at the Yale Photograph Gallery
of Maiden & Co., over Harris bakery.
Bertha Beecher had the misfortune
this week to scald one of her hands
with boiling water. Ii is very painful.
LosT-Somewhere in the village of
Vale boys coat. Finder will please
return same to the Expositor Office and
receive reward.
Dr. w. G.. Wight has changed his
residence and he may now be found at
dwelling on corner of Wells and Main
street. See his change of card.
have several S0-acre pieces of land
and improved farms in Sanilac county
that | would trade for houses and lots
in. Yale. 81 Il. X. NOBLE.
House and lot in Yale for sale or
rent. Will take Il good team in part
payment For further particulars, en-
quire of VIM. Williams, Yale. 1872
The brick work to Grant Holden's
harn is finished and the carpenters are
busy putting the roof on and doing
other wood work about th > building.
Two lots for sale at / .rgan. Lots
number . and 20 of Blu.'; 4, Reed &
McNutt's first addition to tae village of
Yale. For further particulars and
terms inquire of j. A. Menzies, Expos
itor office, Yale. l9tf
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner q +. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of Ill HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, October 18th.
Ladies of Brick chapel will give Il
chicken pie social in the Chapel next
Wednesday afternoon and evening
from 6 10 9 O'Clock, and would invite
their friends and the general public to
call in and see them. Proceeds to be
applied To good cause.
Roy, Il young son of VIM. McGregor,
while playing with some of the boys
near the school grounds last Friday
was pushed down hill and one Of his
legs broken in two places. The frac.
ture was set by DR.. Will IL. Gowan and
the boy is now getting along nicely.
w. ". Cowing did business in his
profession in Port Huron and Detroit
this week. lie is now at Coleman
trying To dispose of his residence there,
also his farm IN Wisconsin. MIR. Cow
ing asks for small payment down and
time for balance, or will exchange for
property in Yale.
To those subscribers who are in ar
. rears we wish to say we will be willing
20. take apples, cabbages, squashes,
turnips, potatoes, beets or anything we
can use in our household. In fact we
will take wood. Here is chance to
settle your indebtedness. Bring on
what you have to spare.
Business men in neighboring towns,
little and big, are reaching out for
trade and offer all kinds of induce
mentS. They are after the patronage
of people who should trade in Yale.
We think and have always claimed
that people should trade at home.
We.are willing 20 do our share to at
tract business to Yale. Are you will
ling to do yours?
Gibbs & Mather are busy this week
opening up their stock of hardware in
the store one door east OF Kirchheim-
er's clothing store. In few days they
will have their stock arranged and
trust the public will give them Il share
of the patronage. We welcome the
young gentlemen to our town and
trust their business venture will prove
success.-Coleman Independent.
+. T. Palmer IL Co. are again estab-
ished in our town in the mercantile
trade. The many friends and old-time
customers OF this firm in days gone by
will no doubt be pleased to learn that
they are again among us and prepared
TODD business. The stock is in first
class shape and has been bought at Il
very low price at bankrupt sale. Call
and look over the goods and we are
confident you will buy. Fred is in
charge and will be pleased to wait on
you.
Notwithstanding the great depression
in business, owing to the hard times,
the w. II. Harris Carriage d Wagon
Works have had an unusually good
seasons trade during the past summer.
Resides the extensive amount of repair
ing done in the shops, and an excellent
trade in farm implements, they have
turned out over one hundred buggies
and about half as many wagons. Mr..
Harris fully realizes the fact that sue
cess in business not only depends on
the superiority of his goods and right
prices, but by constant advertising, the
trade must come his way. He has
also commenced extensive prepare
tions for large winters trade. Give
him a call.
''The man of the standing 'ad says
the Somerville, Mass, Citizen, "is the
backbone OF the newspaper and the
solid man of the community. In
summer or winter, in sunshine or rain,
his name greets the public with every
issue of the paper, and people come in
time to regard him as well established
in successful business. whether they
have hopn his patroue or not tNOth-