The Yale expositor., 1898-07-01

Comedy Company
At Central Hall, Yale,
Every evening this week.
It's daisy. See Ballentine's ad.
Today July 1st,) is Dominion Day
across the line.
We have a fine large line of sporting
goods. II. j. Doelle.
Wanted, girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. w. G. Wight.
Remember the Maine" and also
that Ballentine has the best selection
of goods in town.
Don't miss the monster trade pro-
cession and calithumpian parade in
Yale at 10 a. m. July 4th.
A marriage license has been issued
to Joseph Boucher of Greenwood and
Catherine Carroll of Kenockee.
1t is easy for man who has no
credit to keep out of debt. This in
no wise stops him from trying to get
into debt.
Putney q Chamberlain have change
of adv. in this issue and present some
pointers for the careful buyer. Read
what they have to say.
II. S. Campbell, commissioner of
schools, dropped into our Office We'd
nesday afternoon and made us Il pleas
ant visit. He was on his way to attend
the graduating exercises in school
district No. 4, Miss Lizzie Evans teacher.
Mrs. Barrett wishes to inform the
people of Yale that she is still manu-
featuring homemade bread, pies, cake
and cookies. She has placed them on
sale at the grocery store of Mrs. NJ. j.
Slight. Bread 5 cents loaf instead of
8 cents. SIS
Mr.. NanVleet has opened bazaar
in the Hart building lately vacated by
Holden & Plank, to be known as the
Racket Store. He will keep good
assortment of bazaar goods and solicits
q share of the trade. The formal OPEN
ing will take place Saturday, July 9th.
Lost-One promissory note given by
Edward Sheehy and dated November
%, 1897. Amount of note about Sl7.00.
i hereby notify all persons against ne
gotiating for the purchase of said note.
Finder will please return same to the
undersigned and receive reward.
DR.. Howell, Yale.
Among the fortunate postmasters in
our immediate vicinity who have had
their salaries increased of late we find
the followlng:-Yale from 81 100 to
$1,000; Port Huron, $1,000 TO $1,000;
Romeo, 81, 400 to $1,000; Marlette,
Sl,l00 to $1,000; Lapeer. Sl,700 to
$780,; Vassar, 81 300 to 81 800; Cass
City, 81 100 to $1,000. The salary of
the postmaster at Caro- has been redu-
ced.
Never send n dollar away from home
when the article that dollar can pur-
chase can be obtained at home. Money
is our financial blood. Its circulation
keeps the body alive. Bleed the body
by sending the money away and bust
ness will put on a look of lethargy
and inactivity. Always trade at home.
Watch the bargains offered by our en-
terprising advertisers in the columns
of The EXpositor and you will learn
the best places at home to spend these
home dollars.
Preparations for the 4th of July are
taking prominent part with our mer-
chants, citizens and the small boy.
The merchants are arranging their
store windows very tastily and they all
expect to take part in the monster trade
procession. We hear it limited that
some of our citizens and also outsiders
are quietly connecting horrible, hideous
rigs TO appear in the calithumpian pa
rade. The gypsy wagon that passed
through town last week, together with
all its attachments will be here, so we
are informed. The committee expects
some outsiders to take part in the ath-
letic sports. The bicycle drill will be
feature not only beautiful but inter-
esting. In the evening @. +. Michaels
will give grand ball and those so in
ciined may enjoy themselves It'll morn
ing. Come and spend your 4th in
Yale.