The Yale expositor., 1899-10-13

AID changes
The Racket
II. E. Beard
Il. w. Moore
l.. Higer q Sons
w. II. Ballentine
Putney g. Chamberlain
New ads
Mrs. EVA Black
DR.. G. Milbrandt
Large telescope grip only 50 cents at
The Racket.
Bed blankets. We are in the lead at
Ballentine's.
If you are looking for good goods at
right prices call on Putney & Cham
berlain.
John Hallock has rented Mrs, J. d.
Jones house and expects to move in
this week.
Another lot Of tobacco, cigars, and
confectionery received at Joel Shades
this week.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter OES
at Masonic Hall next Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. Is.
James Meharg is getting his farm
house east of Yale in readiness to
move into soon.
Masons are busily engaged building
the foundation walls under Grant
Holden's tenant house.
We haye been having some lovely
October weather the past week-the
kind we should have had in September.
Subscribe at our Office for The Mich
igan Farmer on trial every week until
Jan. for only 10 cents. Sample copies
| free.
SHEEP TO LETT have 60 sheep
which / desire to let out to double.
Lara Middleton, Gem Laundry, Yale,
Mich. %
There will be Teachers Examin-
alton in High School building, Port
Huron, Thursday and Friday, October
10 and 20.
E. F. Pratt is breaking ground on his
lot next to John Glava's restaurant
and expects to push his new brick
barber shop to completion this fall.
Rudolph Andreae, who has been
! troubled for some time with nervous
ness, went to New York this week to
consult specialist. His many friends
hope he may get relief.
Ed. Sheehy and Charley Brown were
out Saturday last securing subscrip-
tons to aid Henry Johnston in his loss
by fire. The people have all given
literally and the boys say they are
proud of the list.
If you want to make present to an
absent friend send him or her a paid
yearly subscription to The Expositor.
| They will thank you 30 times during
| Ra In Of no
leash in advance) subscribers. Sub
scribe now.
DIR. 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
of above organs only. Glasses fitted
His next visit will be on Friday, Oct.
18th. He will be in his Port Huron
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
w. I. Losey, who has conducted a
bakery and confectionery store for the
past year in Yale, closed up his bust
ness Monday and has since been
packing up his goods to move to Du-
rand where he will embark in similar
business. He expects to sell his oven
to Brown City baker who will con-
tinue the business here. Will is a
young man full of ambition, a first
class baker and good citizen, and is
deserving of success.
This seems to be an unusual season
for auction sales. Stock is easily dis
posed of at good figure, implements
of all kinds are selling we'll, and farm
ers who have q surplus of the above
are taking advantage of the good
prices by having portion land in some
instances ally of their effects sold in
this manner. We haye, up to date,
printed bills for nineteen different
sales this fall and the season has only
just begun. To those who contem-
plate having sales we would say: Give
us the job of printing your bills and
we will guarantee to please you both
in workmanship and price. A free
notice in The Expositor with every
order.
Combs, hair brushes, tooth brushes, tooth