The Yale expositor., 1899-10-13

work. Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
26-inch hand saw only so cents at
The Racket.
10 bars Banner soap for 25 cents at
Ballentine's.
Large wash bowl and pitcher only SO
cents at The Racket.
A large line of neckties to choose
from at E. b. Fuller & Co.'S.
The Yale Bazaar are selling letter
paper for only cents per box.
Money to loan on farm property.
Apply to Albert Lutz, Yale. 22-2
Scudder's maple syrup, guaranteed
to be pure, also Williams maple syrup
at Boards grocery.
Boys and mems caps in full assort-
ment at Ballentine's from Is to SO cts.
Call and see them.
Putney & Chamberlain are showing
q most complete line of ladies' extra
fine shoes. The prices are right.
The ice-man's race is about run for
this season. Old King coal the merry
old soul will reign for the next six or
seven months.
Mcintyre & Harris have a fine line
of horse blankets and buggy robes on
exhibition in their show window. Call
and see the display.
Remember we are interested in any
movement that tends to improve pub
lie roads. Our columns are open for
limited discussions on this subject.
The way some husbands talk to their
wives is positively awful and the way
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awfully positive, says an exchange.
James Brown has established an of
flee in the north room of the building
formerly owned by Hiram Allen,
where he will conduct an insurance,
conveyancing and justice business.
Subscribers will please examine the
label on their paper, and If there is
any error in the date notify us at once
and we will make correction. If in
arrears kindly give the matter your at
tention,
Over 40 new subscribers were added
to The Expositor list in the past month.
If you are not already subscriber to
The EXpositor it is duty you owe to
your family to become one at once.
Mrs. Eva Black is in Detroit this week
buying the latest novelties in hats and
to add to her already large
stock. Miss Maggie Black has charge
of the shop during Mrs. Black absence
and will remain to learn millinery.
The masons have completed the
stone foundation of Rev. FIR. Cullin-
ane's residence and the brick work
has begun. We expect to see fine
Catholic church on the site near this
residence before another year rolls by.
The executive committee of the
County Teachers association met at
the Commissioner Office in Port Hur-
on last Saturday and arranged a pro-
gram for the next teachers associ-
alton to be held Friday and Saturday
after Thanksgiving.
A prominent clergyman gives this
of the life of minister:
''My experience with churches makes
me think ministers are like cats. When
you go to new place first, everybody
says come, pussy! come, pussy! nice
pussy, and you come. Then they be-
gin to rub your fur and say, poor
pussy poor pussy! and after a while
they say scat!'
One crew of the hunters left Yale
Yesterday for the north woods to spend
two or three months hunting, trapping
and looking land. They are w. n.
VIM. Rath and Will Lennon.
The latter, who has been suffering
from ill-health for some time, expects
to receive considerable benefit from
the camp life. They all will no doubt
have a good time.
The Edgerton Bros. have received
new separator from the Port Huron
Engine q Thresher Company and as
they have a number of jobs yet to do
this fall have started in with extra
vim. The machine is a fine one. up
to-date in every particular and as the
boys are experienced threshermen we
can say they will do whatever work
given them to the satisfaction of their
As we have stated in previous issues
the window dressing among our mer-
chants has become epidemic. This is
as it should be. Nothing is so necessary
in retail business as we'll dressed
windows. They are inexpensive to
the merchants, from the fact that they
haye everything in stock to make
very attractive display if properly
The principal object to be
obtained by window dressing is to at
tract the attention of passers-by so as To
ensure their attention and eventually
their trade. By giving this branch OF
business as much attention as possible
the merchants will soon find they will
be we'll paid for the time spent.