The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-22
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Companies.

The Evaporation is running full blast.
See Ballentine's change of adv. for
prices.
Heating stoyes from $500 up at Fox
& Rounds.
Good hickory axe handle only 9 cts.
at The Racket.
The dew is on the pumpkin and the
folders in the shock.
d. G. Williams has replanked the
platform in front of his store.
Prices defy competition on the rub
bers Just opened at Ballentine's.
B. r. Noble will move this week into
his new house on Sonth Main street.
Best wool lined underwear for 43
cents each or 50 cents suit at Ballen-
tines.
Will Lennon is having a sale of the
balance of his wall paper stock. Don't
miss it.
Don't miss the sale of and Get
prints for Bets Saturday of this week
at ii. c. Martins.
Putney q Chamberlain have some-
thing OF interest to every careful buyer
in their price calendar. Read their ad.
Cement sidewalks are being put
down in front of the Russell and Arm
strong residences on Mechanic street.
Ladies you will make a mistake if
you purchase a wrap before seeing our
stock. Yale Clothing House of j. G.
Holden;
Beth West will move from the Math-
ews farm } mile east of town to the
Boyce farm near Brockway the 1st of
October.
Send the Expositor to an absent
friend or relative. You cannot present
them with anything that will be better
appreciated.
Yale was quite we'll represented at
the Croswell fair and races last week.
The fair was q complete success and
the managers are happy.
John Collins has bought farm north
of Yale, owned by a Mr.. Pratt. Mr..
Collins will build a house on the place
and move as soon as it can be complet-
ed.
You can save money by calling at
Fox d Rounds to buy your blankets,
They have just opened up full line
Of them. Street blankets from 80 cts.
to $3.50.
Mrs. Barlow, of Caro-, and Miss Ross,
of Port Huron, spoke in Central hall
Thursday evening on missions. This
is an interesting subject and should
have been heard by large audience.
A few of the young people of our
village gave dancing party in Mich
aels' hall Thursday evening, in honor
Of the young fellows in the Sanilac
Centre Band. A pleasant time was en-
joyed by all.
The Michigan Farmer always stops
at the expiration of the time subscribed
for. For only 10 cents we will have it
sent to you on trial every week until
Jan. J. Don't fail to get free sample
copy at our office.
The GAR at Marlette has secured
fine cannon from Fort Monroe, Va,
which has been placed on lot owned
Oy the village and now the village de-
sires that the lot be fixed up to appro-
priately show off the dandy cannon.
On and after Sept. 2lst, mail will
leave the Yale Office for Port Huron
and east and south points on No. 800
train at 1:07 p. m. and arrive from
Port Huron and east via. No. 3O5 at
ZAP p. m. All other same as before.
j. Wallace, p. M.
On our way to Croswell last Friday
we stopped at VIM. McIntyre's store in
Roseburg. Here we found many
changes and improvements, fine
large stock of dry-goods, groceries,
notions, etc., and Mac feeling happy.
An addition has been made to the build
ing giving more floor room than ever,
and our old friend informed us that
he was enjoying a large and increasing
trade.
Our exchanges are calling attention
to law which went into effect July
lst-making it unlawful for any firm,
individual or corporation to use or dis
play the national flag or emblem, on
any drawing, engraving or Autograph
of the same as a means of advertising.
Any person violating the provisions of
the act is liable to punishment by
fine of not less than ten or more than
one hundred dollars. As the using of
q flag on printed matter has been of
common occurrence in the past, 1t
would be well to "read up'the new act
and find out where you stand.