The Yale expositor., 1899-09-01
Yale races Sept. 90 and u.

ldle races Sept. ~ anu Il.
Yale public schools begin next Mon
day.
Husking gloves and pegs the cheap
est at Fox & Rounds.
Headquarters for school books is at
Will Lemons this year.
-Four new ads. in this weeks Expos
itor, also eight changes.
Ballentine is closing out his stock of
ladies wrappers at Sl.OO.
Thistle blades for spring-tooth har-
rows for sale by Mcintyre q Harris.
Your choice of six different kinds of
tablets for one cent at Joel Smades.'
A good Job has been done in grading
the lot around the Primary school
building.
Good wash bowl and pitcher, large
size, only 60 cents, at the Racket next
week. See adv.
Ben Evans and Bob Lothian made
their usual shipment of live stock to
Buffalo Saturday.
Elder Rennie will preach in the F.
M. church at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing instead of evening.
Come to Yale to do your trading.
Our merchants will give you the best
value for your money.
VIM. Fitzgerald, who has been sick
the last ten days, is recovering and
will be at work again soon.
The excursion to Saginaw last Sun
day was fairly we'll attended. Not
over 20 persons went from here.
Tom Hoskin has had severe attack
of quinsy this week. His place at the
depot has been filled by his brother
Charley.
Twenty car loads of race horses pas
sed through town Saturday from Port
Huron to Saginaw to contest in the
races there this week.
John H. Merrill has broke ground
on his lot north of Masonic Hall and
for his new brick residence.
The ice cream social on the lawn at
the residence of FIR. Cullinane We'd
nesday evening was we'll patronized
and everybody had good time.
The Loyal Guards will meet next
Monday night TO transact important
business. All members are requested
to be present. A watermelon feast is
promised.
Sammie Bettes got mixed up in a
runaway at the flax mill last Monday
and narrowly escaped being killed. He
got off with few bruises and
scratches.
w. B. Ballentine and family moved
into their remodled house this week.
They have fine dwelling and every
thing will be comfortable and cOnven-
lent about it.
The drouth is broken. A fine shower
of rain last evening did an immense
amount of good and arrived just in
time to help out fall pasture lands. 1t
is nearly two months since the last
rain fell in this section.
Our village bastile received a guest
Tuesday night. There are others who
visit our town and make nearly every
night of the week hideous with their
unearthly howls. A nights rest in the
"cooler" would do them good.
The fourth annual fair of the INLAY
City Agricultural Society will be held
at that place on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 3, and 5. The
society is advertising some great at
fractions. Thanks for complimentary
tickets.
If you are not already subscriber
TO the Expositor we would be pleased
to place your name on our list. We
have over 1000 paying subscribers and
this represents In the neighborhood of
6000 readers. Advertisers should make
note of this.
A son arrived to make glad the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre, last
Friday afternoon. George is happy
and says the boy is bouncer and will
weigh 20 pounds ayerdupois. Here's
hoping that the newcomer will grow
to be as big and good man as his dad.
Dave Brown informs us that the Ex-
positor was mistaken last week in re-
porting that it had been thirty years
since he took bath. 1t should haye
been fifteen years. Dave says that the
manufacturers of Jaxon soap have
lately written him for his photograph
before and after taking the bath. They
wish to use it on their soap wrappers.
Hodens Little Jokers for constipation, head
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