The Yale expositor., 1899-04-21
AID changes;
The Racket
r. NJ. Lothian
Fox q Rounds
l.. Higer & Sons
w. II. Ballentine
PutneV q Chamberlain

w. IL DdllenIln6
PutneY & Chamberlain.
Maple syrup 25 cents in bulk at Bal
lentine's.
Go to The Racket and see the bar
gains they are offering.
DR.. w. c. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Wednesday, April 26.
Iron and wood pumps at Fox &
Rounds. Cheapest place to buy.
Wharton & Holden have rented the
Hickey farm of 100 acres west of town.
We have few bushels of fine po-
tatoes for sale. Enquire at the EXPOSE
tor office.
Mrs. Teetzel is making many neat
improvements about her premises on
Kennefick street.
Lambert Jones and family now oc-
cupy the David Sexton house on Main
street having moved therein this week.
Fox & Rounds have just received a
new lot of 300 volt Sawyer-Mann cleo
trio lamps. These are the best made.
Some people have the swell head
because they are rich, others when
they become editors of little country
weekly.
Mrs. Black has new line of walk
ing hats. She would like the ladies to
drop in and look them oyer. The lat
est styles.
The coal dealers haven't done thing
to the consumer during the past winter
and it will soon be the ice mans turn
at the wheel.
Wellington Newell has eve on the
farm south and east of Yale that is a
very valuable one, it having given birth
to triplets last week.
Il. M. Lothian handles as fine an
assortment of ladies' and gents shoes
as you will find in Yale. The styles
and prices are right.
James O'Rourke and wife moved to
Armada the past week where Jim will
establish a laundry. The Expositor
wishes them happiness and prosperity
in their new location.
THE FARMERS BEST FRIEND is the
horse. The horses best friend is Hol-
denis 4S-Hour Condition Powder. 1t
is the best on the market and you get
pounds for % cents.
Salt will kill feas or drive them
away. The Lexington News says that
If you are pestered with fieas this item
is worth all that paper costs you for ten
years. We publish it for the benefit
of any who may be so. troubled.
Lowell Monroe has erected small
building on Chas. Wells lot on Main
street which he will use for shoe
shop. Mr.. Monroe's health being shat
tered by shock from electricity while
working in Detroit few years ago, he
is unable to do any heavy labor and
hopes to receive a share of the shoe
repairing of the village wi tn which to
support his family.
A. f. Jackson, proprietor of Hotel
Jackson, has not been idle during the
past year In the way of improvements
about his premises. Besides many
changes in the hotel he has built a
large new barn and can now accomo-
date both man and beast most COM
fortably. A liberal supply of paint
has been used and everything takes on
bright and healthy appearance,
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
VI dDOlG OiBdnS Oul1s OldbscS Hbltus
His next visit will be on Friday, May
18th. He will be in his Port Huron
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
A. n. Paisley for a number of years
section boss here, received promotion
on Monday to similar though more
responsible position at Mount Morris,
on the main line of the F. & p. M. and
only miles north of Flint. Mr.. Pals
ley will have charge of large gang of
men and will get more valuable ex-
perience in track work. He don't ex-
pect to move his family there till July.
His position here will be taken by
George Mcintyre former resident
here, but for the past five years section
boss at Wadhams. He will move his
family here next week and expects to
occupy the G. b. Gould residence on
Wells street.-Brown City Banner.