The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-05-06


Wheat is improving in price.
Crash hats are all the go, get one at
Ballentine's.
1t will pay you to read all the ads IN
the ExpositOr.
Note Parkinson's change of adv. on
Che first page of this paper.
If you want dress goods, wash goods,
etc, see Ballentine's new stock.
Ordinance No. 10 relative to tran
silent merchants takes effect today.
The Detroit Journal and the local
edition of The Yale EXpositor SIX
months for Go cents.
Andrew Award has been busy this
week laying fire brick IN the furnace
under the boiler of the Yale Wooden
Mills.
b. f. Youngs, who some time since,
purchased the Vannassche farm, will
move his family over from Canada
next week.
Several of the younger scholars are
ont Of school on account of illness.
Among the number are Cecil Blakes-
ley and Ida Law.
Thoroughbred Improved Chester
White pigs from to weeks old for
sale at $500 each. Elijah Bricker,
Section /, Greenwood twp. IA
Mcintyre & Harris wish to say to the
public in general that if every letter of
recommend received by them in re-
gard to Deering machinery were print
cd it would necesstate the publication
of paper for that purpose alone.
The Yale Clothing House of J. G..
holden is offering some rare bargains
IN spring clothing and gents furnish
fngs. Don't fail to call at this store
when in need of anything in this line.
Read the change of adj in this issue.
Postmaster Jones, of Shabbona, de
clined to do business in the shabby old
building the postoffice was in, and has
erected and moved into something
more in accordance with the progress
siyeness of the age in which we liye.-
Lexington News.
John II. Glava, of Capac, has bought
the building on Main street lately oc-
Cupled by the Yale Music Store of j. NJ.
Palmer, and as soon as possible will
put in a restaurant, billiard and pool
room. Mr.. Glava's goods are here and
ne is busy arranging them.
The cigar factory that has been do
ing business in the Doelle Block, Yale,
for the past few months, moved to
Memphis last Friday where the com
pany expect to increase their business.
The Exposition hopes Mr.. Coburn may
be blessed with increased prosperity.
In another column of The Exposition
we publish likeness of State Senator
Chas. II. Wescott, of st. Clair, newly
appointed Supervising Inspector of
steam vessels, eighth district Mr..
Eescotts many friends in this section
will be pleased to learn of his appoint
ment.
There is new song going the rounds
Of the newspapers and it Tunneth in
this wise:-"We don't want to buy at
your place, we don't trade there any
more: you'll II be sorry when you see us
gong to some other store. You can't
sel us any stale goods, we have open
sd wide our eyes; we don't want to
tra le ut your store, cause you do not
advertise"
Hugh Rose has sold his stock of
harness goods located in the Hart
bnilding to Leslie Slverthorn who will
continue the business at the old stand
Leslie is practical harness maker and
Will do his best to supply the wants of
aIl who may favor him with share of
their patronage. Hugh has secured q
lucrative position as foreman for a
mining company in Colorado and in
company with his wife LETT for that
.ssste Tuesday. The best wishes of the
asxpositor 60 with them.