The Yale expositor., 1899-10-13
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Ladies' flleeced wrappers for 81 90 at
Ballentine's.
Highest price paid for eggs at the
Yale Bazaar.
Fresh roasted peanuts every day at
Joel Shades.
Four bars Of the best toilet soap for
10 cents at The Racket.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day
in the Providence of Ontario.
If you want to save money in your
shoe deal see Ballentine's adv.
One Dollar will pay for The Exposi-
tor from now until Jan. l, 1901.
Report has it that the new Pere Mar
quette r. r. will gobble up the S.T&H.
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, is at the Rapley
House to-day.
Ballentine will give you duck coat,
rubber lined, double stitched and flaps
on pockets for $l.00.
L. Roy Fuller was in Chicago last
week buying goods, he also visited
friends at Harvey, III.
VIM. Lagear and wife entertained a
number of their friends last Friday
evening at their home on Jones street.
A new lot of outing flannels for you
to select from at f. B. Fuller q Co.'S.
They can suit you in quality and price.
A splendid line of mems youths,
boys and children's shoes in good
value just received at Putney q Cham
berlain's.
We notice by the real estate transfers
that W. V. Andreae has sold land in
Yale to Sylvester Plank. Considera-
ton, $3.50.
W. II. Ballentine is confined to his
bed on account of severe attack of
rheumatism. 1t is hoped he may not
be LAID up long.
Leslie Stirling, druggist at Croswell
feels bigger. happier and richer since
last Thursday at which time pretty
baby daughter was born to himself and
wife.
Geo. Weston is pushing the brick We
neering on the new West Brockway
NJ. p. church. When completed it will
be fine structure and q credit to the
neighborhood.
Girl Wanted-to do general house
work at the county farm. Good wages
will be paid for a good girl; Address,
G.. NJ. Mccormick, superintendent of
poor, at Smiths Creek. 1915
James Brockway, quite we'll known
to Yale people, has associated himself
in the general practice of law with De-
We're Hall under the firm name of
Hall d Brockway at Bay City.
George Bentley and wife, of Dean
vile, have moved to Yale and are oc-
cupying Andrew Awards house on
Mary street. His son Duncan will
work the farm vacated by him.
W. L. Putney has purchased J. f.
Chambers dray business and the lat
ter has gone to work in the evaporation.
The drays of Yale have changed hands
a number of times in the past year.
Free. The Expositor for the balance
of 1899 on the payment of One Dollar
for 1900. We have passed the 1000
mark and are bound to haye 1900 sub.
scribers on our list by Jan. l, 1900.
Get free sample copy of The Mich
igan Farmer at our Office. The great
est farm, stock and home journal of
the country, and we will haye it sent
to you every week until JAM l for only
10 cents.
The young girl of Jas. Slosser, who
we reported ill couple of weeks ago
with typhoid fever, is slowly improving
and the prospects for her recovery are
bright. She is under the medical care
of DR.. Wight.
The Disciples had their annual sup.
per Wednesday evening at Elder Nc
Calls. 1t was success, all enjoying
themselves heartily. The proceeds of
the supper amounted to $4,000, which
is the largest sum realized in any one
year.
The grain and hay business, of Yale,
is at standstill at present and every
building and shed available in the
town is being utilized as store
rooms for what hay and grain is being
brought to market. The reason of
this all is the scarcity of cars. This
condition seems to be prevalent all
along the line and has put a bride on
business. Yale grain and hay dealers
hope that change in the present con.
dition Of affairs will come soon.
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