The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-23

al CnangeS:-
II. +. Beard.
The Racket.
l.. Higer d Sons.
w. Ii. Ballentine.
The wool season is about closed.
Ladies linen crash skirts only 40 cts
at The Racket.
NJ. A. Sargent will pay cash for your
butter and eggs.
Remember the special sale at f. b..
Fuller d Co.'S, tomorrow.
Wanted Everybody to get good
supper in Central Hall on Monday
night.
Garden vegetables are like the fair
seX-Slight them, and they refuse to
do thing.
Mrs. G. Barrett has sold her bake
oven to Will Losey and is now employ
ed in his bakery.
A man never knows what he can do
until he tries, and then he wishes he
had done something else.
Yes, Maude, dear, an ounce of Linz
burger cheese will remove the odor of
ice cream from your breath.
Your summer outing will not be COM
plete without some of Ballentine's
light summer dress goods to keep you
cool.
Fred Curvin is the possesor of a
beautiful Kingsbury piano purchased
of Il. S. Patterson & Co., Port Huron.
Fred is happy.
Harvey Tappan has been engaged
to deliyer fourth of July address at
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be held in Greenwood.
Andrew Award is getting along
nicely with the brick work on +. A.
Hills new store at Ayoca. The build
ing will be fine one when completed.
w. B. Ballentine and family have
moved into Martin Monroe's house
on First street where they will reside
while their residence is being re-
modelled.
For Sale-One dark bay work horse,
weight 1920 lbs, 6 years old, sound and
true. This horse may be seen at my
farm miles south and mile west of
Yale. ga Joseph Carless,
Will Campbell has let the contract
of building new residence on his
farm in Lynn township to Schuyler
Baker and John Taggart. The work
of tearing down the old house was be-
gun on Thursday.
The pupils of Miss Hayes will give
Musicale at Central Hall Friday
evening, June 30th. The program,
will consist of vocal, piano and string
music. Admission 10, 20 and % cents.
Reserved seats % cents.
We are in receipt of complimentary
tickets to the Summer Assembly at
Mayville to be held July to 8 for
which we return thanks. Eugene V.
Debs, one of Americas FIVE great ora
tors, will give lecture on the evening
of the Sth. A special train will be run
from Yale to Mayyille to give those
between the two places q chance to at
tend this lecture. Half fare rates will
be given all the week on the f q p NJ.
Our people will be interested. in the
following item clipped from the Port
Huron Times in reference to former
Yale young !ady:-"Married, at the
residence of the brides parents, 1045
Water street, on Monday, by Rev. D..
II. Goodwille, Miss Caddie Manning,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Manning, and VIM. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald will soon &C.
cupy their pleasant residence on the
corner of Wright and Riverview
Streets"
The Wonderful Biograph, the most
animated picture machine in the
world, will return to Wonderland De-
troit for an indefinite period beginning
June 26. Ii will remain at least four
weeks and probably longer. Some
wonderful new pictures, more perfect
and interesting than any that haye yet
been shown will be seen. Among
them will be trip across Brooklyn
bridge and the audience will see the
bridge, its surroundings and expert.
ence the sensation of riding just the
same as if they were actually making
trip across the bridge on the cable
car. The camera was placed on the
front of one of the cars when the
!, picture was taken and one can easily
imagine the effect when the picture (:
reproduced by the Biograph with al
its action and moving scenes.