The Yale expositor., 1898-06-17
Prices to Suit the Times.

Bargain sales at Ballentine's. See
| his ad.
Read Parkinson's policy on the first
page of this paper.
You get cents in cash for $1.00 cash
trade at Ballentlne's on Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
We return thanks to our friend, Nah
lon Bearss, for late copies of Seattle e,
WASH, papers.
We are now giving special bargains
on wall paper and window shades.
Look our line oyer. Grant Holden.
The wooden mill has started up for
the season. &. Andreae d Sons haye
number of orders ahead and expect
to be kept very busy from now on.
Don't buy shoes until you haye had
an opportunity to look at Parkinson 5
stock. For latest style, neatest fit
and lowest price he leads them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hopkins left
at the publishers home on Monday n
basket of fine large strawberries.
They were just delicious and we re-
turn many thanks for the same.
Il. II. Menerey has sold part of lot
10, block 10, Jones addition to Yale,
to A. +. Jackson. Consideration 500.
This property lies in the rear of Mr..
Menerey's blacksmith shop and foun-
dry.
Lots Of excitement in Port Huron
this week. The Grand Army of the
Republic, w. II. G. and $. 0. V. are
holding the 20sh annual encampment
there, besides the four days horse
races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. Parkinson wish
to publicly thank the members of
Yale Chapter o. +. S. for the beautiful
flowers sent them and also for the
many kindnesses shown in their time
of sorrow.
c. F. Michaels will give grand ball
at his hall in Yale, Monday evening,
July 4th. Lawrence's orchestra, of Port
Huron, has been engaged to furnish
music Cor the occasion. Everybody
invited. A good time may be expected.
The Brick Chapel Sunday school
will hold their Children's Day exer-
cises at 10 o'clock next Sunday morn
ing. Parents and friends are urged to
attend these services and thus cheer
the pupils and teachers by their pres
ence.
Mrs. Barrett wishes to inform the
people of Yale that she is still manu-
featuring home made bread, pies, cake
and cookies. She has placed them on
sale at the grocery store of Mrs. M. j.
Slight. Bread cents loaf instead of
8 cents. So
The next meeting of the soldiers
and sailors association of Macomb, st.
Clair and Sanilac Counties will be held
at Croswell, date to be fixed later
probably August "a and 25. That was
the decision at meeting of comman-
ders of G.. A. X. posts and other rep
resentatives of veterans held at Cros-
we'll last Friday afternoon.
A meeting of few of Yale's business
men was held In Central Hall last
week Thursday evening at which time
it was decided to raise funds with
which to celebrate the Glorious Fourth.
The money raised is to be expended
for athletic sports to come off on Main
street. The committee that has the
matter in charge expect to have a
genuine old fashioned 4th of July
filled with patriotism.
Residents of Speaker township would
like to do their tradingi in Yale for they
always receive right treatment, but un-
less the highway two miles north from
the villagers put in proper condition to
travel over they say another trading
point will be looked up. This is
matter our village should attend to
for the greater part of the trade of the
town comes from the north. Citizens
and merchants what will you do?
The publisher of the Expositor, for
the past few years, has been trying to
gather together money enough with
out stealing it) to either build a new
and larger house or in some way en-
large his present one, to make room
for his increasing family. 1t seems
now since the arrival of a new baby
girl at his home June 18th, 1898, some
thing must be done to accommodate
the new boarder. The little one is
strong and healthy, weighs % pounds
ayoirdupois, and we believe she has
come to stay. In this case it becomes
necessary that the house be enlarged
right away and those subscribers who
are in arrears should make an extra
effort to pay their Indebtedness at the
earliest possible moment.