The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-03-30

f. p. no steel corsets at Ballentine's.
Try them.
Dairy supplies almost given away at
| the Racket.
Turning and cabinet work on short
notice at Goheen d Co.'S.
Organs and Pianos bought of Wallace
Ballentine prove the best.
Do you want Gale Plow?-then call
Cd Fox d Rounds and see one.
James Redhouse, of Gregory Mission,
Detroit, will occupy the NJ. E. church
pulpit next Sunday evening.
Auction bills printed with neatness
and dispatch at the Expositor Office.
A free notice gwen of the sale.
The Ladies Aid of the M. z. church
will serve ten cent supper in the
church Tuesday evening, April 3.
Supper from o'clock onward.
pair of gold bowed spectacles. Finder
will confer a favor by returning them
to the owner, Mrs. James Brown.
Get your bicycle cleaned now and
have it all ready when navigation
opens. Jess Roadway can do the work
if you bring your wheel to him at Nc
lntyre ~ l1drTlS.
Alphonso Gray has sold his property
on Kennefick street to Jess Roadway,
and the former has purchased the Nc
Arthur building north of town. Both
parties expect to move soon.
From April to October / the Gus
tomary hour for evening service in the
churches is 1880 o'clock. Some of our
pastors have so announced. Listen for
the bells and govern yourselves accor-
dinghy.
Mrs. Mary Hennessey gave very
pleasing and enjoyable card party at
her home last Thursday evening. Nu-
merous invited guests were participants
in the pleasure, and all are heartily
praising the hostess.
An Easter Ball will be given at
Emmett, on Monday evening, April Is,
1900. The music will be by Cassello's
orchestra, John Davey will be the pro-
prietor, and the whole ball, including
supper will only be one dollar.
The chap who invented the saw about
February the first day; half your fuel
and half your hay" didn't guess at it.
He has hit it so nearly on the dot, that
he must have watched both the wealth
er and the woodpile while whiting
out the poem.
A complete line of wedding invita-
tons and announcements, ball pro-
grams and cards, letter, packet and
note heads, statements, envelopes,
and everything usually found in
first.class printing office, in stock at
The Expositor Office.
Rev. VIM. Sidebotham was summon
ed by telegram to attend Mrs. George
Arnots funeral, at Grindstone City on
last Wednesday. During his pastorate
at that place some years ago, he otfici-
ated at the weddings of three daugh-
tiers and one son of the deceased.
Now is the time for agents to call on
Fred Francis and wife with dictionaries
and vocabularies of proper names. Its
a girl, and arrived yesterday morning,
and name to fit is an imperative ne
cessity in their home. We would add
more; but Fred's proud and happy face
tells the rest.
The l.. b. S. of the Presbyterian
church will furnish supper at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. McLaugh-
lin, on Friday evening, April 6, from 5
to s D. m. Ladies having charge of the
supper are Madames Nc Laughlin, Ell
lar, Sidebotham, McColl and Hudson.
Come early and AVOID the rush.
Our young friend Frank Lennon has
not wasted the whole winter in we'd
dings, though he did spend some
time at one. He has managed to i'm.
prove his place of business in Ayoca,
and greatly enlarge his stock of drugs.
HI now has a Drug Store the peer of
any in like towns. This don't surprise
us bit, and is just what we expected
Frank would do.
The Shakespeare Club met last Mon
day evening with Mrs. f. A. Griswold.
After the literary exercises closed, q
more literal one was introduced by the
hostess in the form of ice-cream in a
very tasteful setting of delicacies. As
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold expect soon to
go to their summer home, this meeting
had goodbye flavor about it adding
zest to its exercises.
We clip the following item, concern
ing old time subs. of the Expositor,
from last weeks Johnstown correspon-
dence of the Sanilac County Republi-
can: Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Smith returned
from an extended visit and hunting
tour at Caro- Tuesday. They drove
through that cold stormy day, and Mr..
Smith had three toes and an ear frozen,
while Mrs. S. glided out unharmed.
Having secured the contract for the
agency of Drs. Ward & Watkins medi-
cines in Sanilac county and having re-
ceived a supply of the same, am pre-
pared to furnish these to all needing
liniments, extracts, condition powders,
salyes and other medicines. All these
remedies are tested by long usage and
can be relied upon. Prices reasonable.
45-5 w. j. Moore, Yale, Mich.
The Yale Bank of B. r. Noble is to
undergo extensive improvements in its
office and interior arrangements. The
whole inside will be changed and mod
ernized with floors and counters all of
white marble, and wainscoting of fine
green marble. The counters will all be
mounted with FURNISHED metal ratings
and gratings. Altogether the change
will greatly beautify the banking rooms
and be duly appreciated by patrons.
If troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain Pain-Balm trial. 1t
will not cost you a cent if it does no
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