The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-09-09
Yale Fair, Sept. 2O.22.

Yale Fair, Sept. 2O-22.
Brown City races Sept. l6, 1898.
Thanks for complimentary ticket.
See if there is anything on Parkin-
sons bargain table of shoes that please
you.
Do you want to see the best so cent
corset in Yale? If so, call at Parkin-
sons.
Will Lennon is again filling his
shelves with new books after the rush
Monday and Tuesday.
Auction Sale bills printed the neatest
and cheapest at The Expositor Job
Rooms. Give us call.
Yale industries are forging ahead
and becoming noted throughout the
country. We want more of them.
For Sale.-I have Star Wind Mill,
nearly new, also 35.bbl. water tank,
all of which will sell cheap. Geo. V.
Reid's Livery, Yale. 1914
Brick work on the waterworks and
electric light building is being pushed
and it is expected everything will be
in readiness for the machinery by Oc-
tober lst.
The Capac Agricultural Society will
hold its nineteenth annual fair at Ca
pac Sept. 81, % and 20. Compliment
airy tickets are received for which we
return thanks.
Housewives are delighting in the
abundance of all kinds of fruit this
season. Store-rooms will be filled with
preserves for the winter if one only
has the small price asked for fruit.
After rest of some weeks the
Presbyterian Pastor will resume his
work here on Sunday, Sept. 18th. Ser
vice at Brockway at 1870 a. m. and in
Yale at 7.30 p. m, on the above date.
A holly contested game of base ball
came off on the fair ground in Yale
Thursday afternoon between the jun
Tors of Brown City and Yale resulting
in score of ii and 10 in favor of the
former.
Yale Chapter, o. f. S., will hold a
special meeting in Masonic hall Thurs
day evening next, Sept. 10, for the pur-
| pose of initiation also installation of
officers. A large attendance is re-
| quested.
Ed. Kyes, former resident of Yale,
lost his household goods by fire week
before last in the destruction of the
depot at Freeland, near Saginaw. He
and his wife were absent at the time
in Dakota.
Music Lessons.-I will commence
giving lessons in Yale on Saturday,
Sept. "a. All who intend taking a
course the coming year l would be
pleased to have them commence on
that date. 1872 Miss Mary Hayes
Dan Ferguson, our ice man, was in
Port Huron Wednesday and purchased
five tons of ice. There is an ice famine
in Yale and Mr.. Ferguson found it
difficult to get the quantity he did in
Port Huron. This will, no doubt, be
sufficient to supply the consumers for
the balance of the season unless we
have another hot spell.
Fox & Rounds, Yale's leading hard
ware dealers have bought carload of
cooking and heating stoves and will
have something to say to you about
them next week. If you want to save
money don't fail to call at their store
in Union Block. This is the old relia-
BILE place to buy your general hard
ware and you cant buy goods at such
low price this side of Detroit. Look
y
Fox & Rounds.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Michigan Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Co. of St. Clair and Sanilac
counties was held at Albert Lutz's
Office in Yale Wednesday afternoon.
This company is in prosperous con-
ditiona and new policies are being written
every day. Farmers, you are all inter-
ested in home institution and indus
tries, and should patronize them In
preference to outsiders. If you are
not already insured Ill this company
take out policy at once.
The Racket has had such large
trade and added quantity of new
goods since its establishment that the
present quarters were insufficient to
accommodate the business. This week
change will be made whereby the
City Laundry will moye into the build
ing occupied by the Racket and this
firm will take up quarters vacated by
Mr.. O'Rourke, our laundryman. In
the change both firms will be benefit
ed. Mr.. VanVleet has secured the
services of competent salesman in
the person of Richard Skinner, of La
peer. We predict for the Racket in
creased success.