The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-29

Day and night are equal now and
fall has set in.
Nice line of lace curtains just receiY-
ed at The Racket.
Money to loan on farm property.
Apply to Albert Lutz, Yale. 22-2
Auction sale bills printed on short
notice at the Expositor job rooms.
Wanted Dining room girl and
chambermald at Hotel Jackson, Yale.
Read our ady. 1t will explain to
you the latest style in jackets. +. b.
Fuller & Co.
Alta Harris is engaged as book-keep-
err at Heenan & Hibbler's store IN
North Branch.
Mrs. Black has fine line of walking
hats IN all the nobby shapes. All new
stock just arrived.
Rev. Mr.. Tyrrel will preach in Cen
trail Hall at IL am. and 700 PM, and
in Brockway at 2:30 pm. on Sunday.
The lawyer helps those who are able
to help him. The country newspaper
man helps everybody except himself.
There will be a union of the Loyal
Guards and auxiliary at Forester Hall
next Monday evening. A good time Is
expected.
Mrs. Taylor will sell her house and
lot known as the Doelle place next to
a. w. Ferguson's residence on east
North street. D.
st. Clair county board of Supervisors
will meet in Port Huron the second
Monday in October and remain in SEES
sion for two weeks.
4 case of typhoid fever is reported
in the family of James Slosser in the
northwest part of the village.
daughter about twelve years Of age.
Sugar bowl, creamer, spoon holder,
butter dish and frosted quart pitcher
all for 20 cents on Saturday tomorrow
only at the Yale Bazaar Of Bentley q
Dooley.
The Yale races were rid of the
fakirs, confidence men and gamblers.
Several of our citizens who attended
the Marlette Street Fair say they were
there in all their glory.
We learn that Sam ROCKFORD has
the champion record with the hay
press. In five days with his crew of
men he pressed Co. tons of hay and
made three sets. Who can beat the
record?
Get a 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 Jan. for only
10 cents.
The great success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by Will Lennon.
Are you stingy? or, are you desperat-
ly poor? We ask these questions be-
cause the committee inform us that
only these two classes will be excused
from attending the mass meeting next
Tuesday evening.
A few of the friends Of Phemia Mon
roe were invited to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Baxter last Friday eve-
ming to bid her adieu. Miss Monroe
left Monday for her home in Alvestin,
Ont, accompanied by Mrs. Black, of
Greenwood.
Millinery Opening.-Mrs. Eva Black
wishes to announce to the ladies of
Yale and vicinity that she will hold
u6I ldll OpSuluS VI huJUllu anu
winter hats and bonnets next week
Thursday and Friday, Oct. 5 and 6.
Everybody welcome. No trouble will
be spared to show you the latest styles
in millinery.
George Cough is putting the finish
ing touches on the interior of his new
brick residence and expects to move in
before long. Thos. Manley has the Job
of painting and is doing fine work.
The finest piece of granting in town,
imitation of Norway pine, may be
found in j. A. Rapley's residence snd
the work was executed by Mr.. Nancy.
F. Gorringe, artist of Brockway
called at our Office last Saturday and
showed us some of his work in crayon.
The picture was that of Frank Parker
and to say the least the likeness is per-
feet. Mr.. Gorringe has been kept very
busy since locating in Brockway and
invites the public to call and see what
he is doing. Read his adv. in this issue.