The Yale expositor., 1899-10-06

AID changes
The Racket
Yale Bazaar
H. G. Martin
l.. Hlger q Sons
Putney & Chamberlain
New AID
T. H. Bennatt
Red hot for trade at The Racket.
All Is cent novels are going for 10
cents at the Yale Bazaar.
E. F. Pratt assisted the barber at
Capac during the fair last week.
The Racket is the cheapest place in
town to buy crockery. Try them and
see.
John Glava has been at INLAY City
fair this week selling soft drinks, pea
nuts and candy.
The legal rate of interest in this state
is now per cent. The charging Of
over per cent is now usury.
Yale Clothing House for mems and
boys oyercoats, ulsters and duck coats.
Largest stock and lowest prices.
Yale carpenters are all very busy
nowadays. Every person in town
who is willing to work has something
to do.
We made mistake last week in say
ing that James Bennatt bought Geo.
V. Reid's livery. 1t should have been
Thos. II. Bennatt.
w. II. Ballentine has just received a
large lot of new goods for fall con-
sumption. Drop in and look at his
stock when in town.
Girl Wanted-to do general house
work at the county farm. Good wages
will be paid for good girl. Address,
q. Nj. Mccormick, uperintendent of
poor, at Smiths Creek. 1915
Poultry delivery in Yale tomorrow.
If you have any chickens, ducks,
geese or turkeys bring them in. High
est market price paid for them by c.
Cooper at the stock yard.
Geo. p. Waller, of Mayyille, who as
sisted in the Expositor Office during his
vacation a year ago last summer, has
been granted first grade teachers
certificate by the state board of educa-
ton.
Get a free sample copy of The Mich
igan Farmer at our Office. The great
est farm, stock and home journal of
bhO SOhhblJJ anu VIC Wlll navy IL SCuI
to you every week until Jan. for only
10 cents.
An asphalt walk has been built along
the front of d. b. McNair's residence
on Mechanic street. Asa NJ. Russell
and Lew II. Armstrong have walks of
the same material in front of their res
licences.
A jolly good time was enjoyed by
the ladies and gents of the Loyal !
Guard also their invited friends in |
Forester Hall last Monday evening at
a supper gotten up by the ladies. |
These social events do lots of good |
and tend to add members to the order.
"Rkb" (Rollo Kirk Bryan) the noted |
caricaturist and peer of Thomas Mast |
and Frank Baird, will probably visit
Yale in November. He is offered |
through the Bethesda Industrial of |
Lansing to twenty of the smaller towns
of eastern Michigan in support of a |
benevolent enterprise.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be on Friday, Oct.
18th. He will be in his Port Huron
office every day in the month except
Fridays.
One million acres of land will soon
be offered to homesteaders by the
State. This arrangement was made
possible by the enactment of new
homestead law by the last legislature.
rbe terms on which these lands are to
De offered for homestead entry are
very easy. The person applying is to
make affidavit that he desires the
and for actual settlement, whereupon
/ certificate will be issued to him upon
he payment of 10 cents per acre for
90 acres or less. Five years of actual
esidence is required before a deed
will be given by the state, but no
uture payment is to be made by the
The law went into eff
ect Sept. 1. This offers q chance for
! community to getrid of its surplus"
Vt low figure.