The Yale expositor., 1899-08-04
Brief but EXPRESSIVE.
Two dealers trading side by side,
One for his trade on ads. relied;
One TO old fOgy methods trusted;
The first ones rich, the others busted,

The painters have been busy on b.
Il. Mobiles new honse the past week.
Keep in mind the corner stone lay
ing at West Brockway, August 10th.
All invited.
Do you need a new pair of shoes? If
so drop in at +. b. Fuller q Co.'S and
see those celebrated Selby shoes.
Glen the 5-year-old son of Warren
Roadway, has been very sick the past
week or more from inflammation of the
bowels. The little fellow is somewhat
better at present.
The 4th quarterly meeting of the NJ.
p. church will be held at Yale on Sat
urday, Aug. 5, at o'clock sharp. Rev.
w. c. Harger, of Capac, will be pres
ent. All members and those interested
in the church's welfare are earnestly
requested to attend.
/ hereby caution the public from
buying or negotiating certain PROM
issary note dated June End, 1899, made
by Alfred Downey, of Maple Valley,
for the sum of SIS due August End +,
1899, payable to me. Said note having
been lost. James Brown.
The Yale Wooden Mills began work.
ing nights last Monday. The roller
mill has been working nights for
week or more and the flax mill is as
busy as can be. All our industries are
prospecting and everybody is happy,
and we are glad of it. Let the good
work go on.
DIV. Grinnell, one of Brockway town.
ships pioneer threshermen, received
this week from the Port Huron Engine
q Thresher Co., brand new 16-horse
power traction engine. 1t is Crush
er" and an up-to.date machine. With
as fine an outfit as Dave has it will not
be necessary for him to take back
seat for any of them. The machine
was unloaded at this place yesterday
and now Dave is on the road prepared
at prices as low as the lowest.
You can't down rustler for bust
ness. He is making hay while the
other fellow is asleep. The man who
goes after business has good word for
his competitor and for his town. You
may make faces at him, tell him he
does not understand his business. and
place distractions in his way, but he
goes right along doing business while
you are growing gray attempting to do
him. The more you try to bother and
check his career, the harder he hustles
and the faster he gathers the coin.
The following item we clipped from
the Richmond Review of last week.
Frank Lennon, who has been en-
ployed in A. E. Fuller's drug store for
few weeks, went to Detroit on Mon
day of this week, with the intention,
Mr.. Fuller thought, of returning, as he
had intimated nothing to the contrary.
Later in the day Mr.. Fuller received a
message from Lennon stating he would
not return, but giving no reason
for leaving the way he did. 1t was
learned later that he had enlisted and
is now at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, waiting
to be sent to the Philippines"
Mary Shut, living near Cspac, came
near meeting death last Monday after
noon by falling from the loft in the
drive barn, distance of fourteen feet.
1t seems she was out looking for eggs
and had found new nest and in pick
ing up the eggs board on which she
was kneeling broke in two. She fell
to the floor striking on her forehead
crushing the skull. Her sister, hearing
her fall, ran to her assistance and
helped her TO the house. Medical aid
was soon secured from Capac, and
from last report received at this place
Miss Shut was getting along nicely.
The DR.. thinks that if congestion of
the brain or inflammation does not set
in the patient will recover. Mrs. Il. III.
Parkinson learning of the accident
which betel her sister, at once drove to
Capac and has since taken care of her.
Fountain Syringes, Atomlzers, ETC., nice line
at Grant Holden's drug store.