The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
Marriage Licenses Obtained.
Insurance written in first-class
Companies.
Yale Bazaar is the headquarters for

Yale Bazaar is the headquarters for
the children.
Something nice in back combs Just
received at The Racket.
Balentine sells ladies' jackets, the
best goods at the lowest price.
Go to the Racket for tinware. They
keep the best at lowest prices.
Red Band coffee only 20cts per
pound, warranted, at Ballentine's.
Call at Fox & Rounds and get one
Of those neYer-break lamp chimneys.
Read Martins change of adv. this
week. You will find it on first page.
Ev. Lowrey expects soon to move to
California and take up his residence.
The male quartette gave our citizens
an open air concert Tuesday evening.
Born to the wife of E. G. Sterritt, on
Monday, Oct. 10, 1899, a bouncing baby
boy.
VIM. j. Moore and family are now
comfortably settled in their house for
merly owned by c. Il. Holden.
Archie Williams has rented his farm
northeast Of here to Geo. Wilcox and
will nloye to Yale if suitable house
can be secured.
Mrs. Weymouth fell down some steps
on Friday last and seriously injured
herself. 1t is feared that she will not
recover from the shock.
Enoch Law is painting the front of
VIM. Scott's building. The interior is
being repaired and will soon be &C.
cupied by Jacob Miller of Brown City.
In overcoats you will find hummer
Al l. \ e..
The best ten dollar oyercoat on the
market. See our line of boys REFERS.
E, B. Fuller & Co. will give cloak
sale tomorrow, Saturday. Call and
look over their line and secure some of
the bargains as the sale lasts one day
only.
The social given by the NJ. P. church
at the Bidleman school house last Fri
day evening was very successful one.
Proceeds about Sl2 to be applied on
the pastors salary.
Rev. VIM. Sidebotham, Of Spring
Lake, will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit Sunday, Oct. 30; preaching in
Central Hall at il am. and pm. and
at Brockway at 2 pm.
Free The Expositor for the balance
of 1899 on the payment OF One Dollar
for 1900. We have passed the 1000
mark and are bound to haYe 1900 sub
scribers on our list by Jan. /, 1900.
A change of time card went into eff
feet on the +. & p. R'y Sunday, Oct.
%. The schedule time of trains 303,
304 and 800 has been changed slightly.
Notice time card as corrected in this
issue.
Elder George Kitely, of Garland
preached in the Dunkard church east
of Yale on Sunday last. The elder
was q resident of Roseburg about three
years ago and dropped in upon his old
friends Saturday for few days visit.
Don't fail to see Mrs. Palmer's trim.
med hats. They are tasty, rich and
cheap. The trimming excells. Also
children's, misses and babies hats
caps and bonnets, with an excellent
display in all the millinery depart
ments.
All seasons are good seasons for ad
vertisers to use the columns OF the
newspapers, though some seasons are
better than others. 1t is the genera
opinion of men of wide experience tina
the autumn months are apt TO brinl
the greatest returns.
The Presbyterian ladies' venture OF
New England supper proved to be {
success. From $50 till o'clock tn,
rush for hot pork and beans was KEEP
up and by half past eight there wa
nothing left to eat. These supper
take immensely with the people anC
the ladies are always happy to serv,
them. Proceeds of Tuesday evening
S2s.C0.
Remember the date, November 9Th
when j. w. Humphrey, State evange
list, will be here to hold a reyiva
meeting in the Church of Christ OF
Mechanic street. He comes well rec
commended. He is author of Reyie1
Diagrams which has gone through tn
fourth edition and highly recommend
ed by Prof. Charles X. Mckinney, Pres
dent of Mount Pleasant school. MI
Humphrey was State Senator for ALE
gan and Van Buren, counties, eight
district, four years.