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

Just the thing.
Croquet sets, base balls, bats, ETC., at
Grant Holden's drug store.
Read the inside pages of The Expos
tor for all the latest war news.
To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware! | Don't take a substitute.
Lawn mowers, hammocks, garden
tools, etc., at Fox q Rounds hardw
Your attention is called to change
of ady. for w. II. Ballentine in this is
sue.
Secondhand buggy for sale. Will
exc change for wood. Enquire at The
Expositor office. i
Read Geo. w. Aliens new adv. in
this issue. When in need of meats call
at his place of business.
o. +. S. meeting at Masonic Hall
next Wednesday evening. Members
are requested to come out.
Our stock of wall paper and window
shades is complete at prices that defy
competition. Will Lennon.
The road scraper was used on the
streets last week and they now present
a much smoother appearance.
lJDOh over L III kluSO'i DdISdlil DON
of shoes and see if there is pair to tit
you. Every pair sold less than cost.
haye n pair of 3-inch tire trucks
wish to sell or exchange for one
horse wagon. 44tf. f. =. Currier, Jr.
Bay View Reading Circle will meet
with Mrs. j. G. Holden Monday even
ing next at 1880. A full attendance is
requested.
Settings from thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rocks for sale at % cents. Call
on James Muir, mile north and II
miles west of Yale. 50-4
The waterworks committee have Sc
cured options on several pieces of
ground and expect man here next
week to put down test wells.
religion that wont make people
pay their debts or keep them from
speaking i'll of their neighbors is a re-
ligion which we have no use for.
Rifle for sale.-I will sell my Ballard
target rifle, original cost $500, for SIS
cash or good papers. No more accur-
ate rifle in the state.
Harvey Tappan.
Fred Mathews, who is assisting in
Grant Holden's drug store while the
proprietor is assessing the township and
village, was sick the first of the week
but is now at work again.
T II. Parkinson is in the front ranks
as regards the war on general merchan-
disc. If you will call at his store he
will convince you that for bargains he
takes the lead. Notice his change of
ad on front page.
G. f. Marvis is advertising something
that is of much value to farmers who
use lever spring-tooth harrows. 1t is a
thistle cutter attachment and those
who have used these implements
would not be without them.
Putney q Chamberlain are enjoying
Il splendid shoe trade this spring. At
present they are giving a special sale
on sample shoes at extremely low
prices You will do we'll to look over
their stock. Read their change of ad
on front page.
The ladies of Yale engaged in spring
housekeeping are ably assisted in
their efforts to shine up by Will Len
non, the druggist. His store, the pop
ular wall paper emporium, has the
largest stock and the prettiest patterns
of any place in town.
The greatest man in the world is the
plain, plug man who pays his debts,
supports his family fairly well, and
never does anything remarkable.
Those remarkable men who are
"thoroughbreds" for time and then
rob all their friends, are to be avoided.
Yale has one or two of this ilk.
Yarrow & Nielske, who purchased
the Wear meat market four months
ago have sold out to George w. Allen,
who has taken possession. George is
a well known and popular young man
of our town and we have no doubt but
that he will make a success of the bus
mess, although new branch for him.
The district Epworth League conyen-
ton will be held in Yale, Thursday and
Friday, May II and Is, 1898. at NJ. f.
church. Rey. Budget, of Detroit, will
address the audience Thursday night
and Rev. Pillsbury, of Port Huron on
Friday night. The people of the vii
lage are requested to help entertain
the 200 delegates sent from other
places.
A company of Juveniles was formed
last Monday evening under the name
of the Independent Cadets, Co. A. of
Yale. The organization is composed of
thirty-five of our young men and their
chosen captain is Clarence Holden.
The company will be drilled in the
latest military tactics by Charles Mont
ney, an old soldier and we soon expect
to see as fine lot of soldiers as ever
marched to war.
j. T. Waterman, Of Peck, having of
fered prizes for the largest number of
eggs brought him by any one person,
gives the following as the result of
their efforts: Mrs. Matthew English,
100 dozen, a pair of shoes; Alfred Will
liams, 81 dozen, a Goldfish and two her
rings; William Tomlinson, 20 dozen, a
''snifter" with an egg in it. Every
body is mad because Bill Tomlinson,
with the smallest number of eggs car
ried off the most valuable prize
Lexington News.
Ballentine's Bargain Store has Just
received a large invoice of seasonable
goods which they have just opened to
the trade. This firm have a large and
increasing trade and are giving their
pugtDO1prs their pnppnv5cF worth Al