The Yale expositor., 1899-10-06
& RAPLEY,
Insurance written In first-class
Companies.

Inlay City and Armada fairs this
week.
WARN peanuts on tap at H. f.
Boards,
Green water set with glass tray only
80 cents at The Racket.
Money to loan on farm property.
Apply to Albert Lutz, Yale. 22-2
Wanted room girl and
chambermald at Hotel Jackson, Yale.
Subscribe for The Expositor, the
ONLY NEWSPAPER in Brockway town.
ship.
Chas. Mavis Jr., of Greenwood, is the
new clerk in II. E. Boards grocery
store.
w. r. Bryce, of Speaker, assisted in
E. B. Fuller & Co.'S. general store Sat-
urday last.
Joel Shades has just received new
stock of tobacco and confectionery.
Give him call.
The Expositor job rooms use first
class ink. not mud, in doing CONNER
cial or other fine printing.
Horse blankets at Fox q Rounds
hardware, the cheapest place in st.
Clair county to buy such goods.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock and evening at 1850.
Call at the Yale Clothing House for
children's three-piece Junior suits, ages
3 to s. They are just what you want.
Postmasters have been instructed to
weigh all mails at their Offices COM
mencing Oct. 3, and continuing for 80
days.
If you are thinking of buying pair
Of shoes for your wife don't forget
that II. E. Beard keeps the incest stock
in Yale.
Don't have your children i'll with
colds ali winter, prevent it by buying
the medicated all wool underwear at
the Yale Bazaar.
Ladies when taking your afternoon
walk don't forget to cast your eye on
the beautiful chinaware in II. G.. Mar
tins front window.
Carrie Evans began her duties as
teacher of the Bidleman school Mon
day and Maude Pearce of the Carless
school on same date.
The f. & p. NJ. R'y will sell hunters
tickets to points in northern Michigan
from Oct. 1st to Nov. oath, limited to
Dec. 9th, to parties of three or more,
at fare and one-third.
L. F. Pratt is getting the brick on the
ground with which to erect building
where he will move his barber shop.
He does not expect to begin the work
before early next spring.
New cement walks are under con-
struction on the Mrs. Mcdonald and
Grant Holden properties on Kennefick
street. 1t will only be q few years when
our village will have nearly all cement
walks.
A new cement walk will be laid
along the front of the properties be-
longing to Will II. Gowan, j. A. Rap |
ley, Mrs. Mary Hennessy, Will Lennon,
Chas. f. Michaels, Thos. Manley and |
Henry WEIGH.
Mrs. James Brown is making prepar-
atoms for special display of the latest |
in millinery, on Saturday and Monday. |
Miss Syble Middleton has been engag-
ed as trimmer. Old friends and custo-
mers cordially invited to call and look
her styles over.
1t won't last long. We mean our
Il
sent on trial every week until Jan. |
for only 10 cents. Every farmer wants
and needs good farm, stock and
home journal, and we recommend The
Michigan Farmer.
Mrs. w. j. Morgan last spring cut up
aud planted three rather small pota-
toes in the garden on the farm west
and south of Yale. This fall Mrs.
Morgan dug the crop of tubers and on
them had fifty pounds. She
feels very we'll paid for her trouble.
Our base ball boys didn't do thing
to the Armadas at Capac last Thurs
day. When our boys go after any
thing they generally get there with
both feet. The Armada Graphic has
this to say of Its own team:-"Our
team did not have their playing fit on,
and the left handed pitcher of the
Yale team was too much for Them"
Yes we would judge that was too true
from what we hear of the game and
the score, IL to in favor of Yale.