The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-01-19

| - Easy prices lOI easy suspeHuSlS 1T
The Racket.
For fresh oysters aud oyster crackers
60 to Boards.
All pocket-books going at cost this
week at the Yale Bazaar.
Prices that smack an Almighty Dol
lars worth of value at The Racket.
Just think of it, decorated china
berry set complete for only 70 cents, at
Martins china sale.
Putney & Chamberlain give a price
talk in their change of adv. i'll The Ex-
positor this week. This talk will inter-
est you If you are in need of anything
in footwear.
There Will be no Sabbath school at
the NJ. p. church next Sunday on ac-
count of the dedicatory exercises at
the West Brockway church occurring
at the same time.
A party of young married people
made up a sleighload out to Will
CampbelPs in Lynn Thursday evening.
An oyster supper was an enjoyable
feature of the evening.
| Doc LosT:-Left my premises Jan.
4th, one black, white and tan Collie
dog, one year old, answers to the
name of Hobson. Will reward any
one returning him to my residence on
Kennetick street, Yale. III. A. Sawyer.
A sleighload of young people from
Greenwood spent a pleasant time at
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Armstrong; on
Thursday evening. They brought re-
freshments with them and many
merry laugh and jest went round the
happy board.
For SALE:-1 fiye-year-old driving
horse, one-horse Osborn cultivator,
] hand cutting box, 2 sets whiffletrees.
| The subscriber intends moving away
and will sell the aboYe property cheap
for cash. Inquire at residence south
of fair ground. 37tf Jacob Reichard.
The Cross Roads Weekly, under the
able management of editor Doty, has
again made its appearance at Metamo-
ra. Although Its previous voyage was
a rough and tempestuOus one, the
clouds have passed and Bro. Doty feels
confident that no more stormy waves
will beat against his ship. The Expos
itor wishes it a prosperous and peace
full journey.
According to program, if the wealth
er should be fine, the Bay View Circle
to the number of twelve, took de-
lightful sleighride out to the Hayes
farm on Tuesday evening and from
reports of all present Il more enjoy
able evening never was passed. Re-
freshments were served and the sleigh
ride home furnished pleasant end
ing to the evening.
Chauncy SteYens this week did the
electric light wiring in Grant Hol-
den's tenement house soon to be &C.
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rounds.
The work was no small job but Chaun-
cey tackled it and deserves much
credit, having displayed the skill of an
old-time electrician. Grant Holden
and Charley Rounds stand ready to
recommend the young electrician to
all who may require his services.
G.. f. G. Poussette, of Detroit, is in
town this week looking up the finan-
cial standing of our business men. He
represents the Mutual Mercantile
Agency, of New York, new company
founded in 1899, of which Erastus
Wiman is managing director. This
agency furnishes reports as to the
financial standing of business men and
is established on newer and more up
to-date method than the older agencies.
DR.. G. Milbrandt, eye, ear and nose
specialist, of Croswell, will visit Yale
Tuesday, January %, and may be
found at the McNulty House from 9
am to S pm. Be sure and call on him
if you are in any way troubled with
your sight, hearing or if you have
catarrh. The DR.. has many testlmon-
ials from those whom he has cured.
1t will cost you nothing for consulta-
ton and the DR.. will tell you frankly
whether your case is durable or not.
See his ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller have this
week moved their household goods to
Yale where they expect to make their
future home, having purchased the
bakery building, outfit and business of
Mr.. Holcomb at that place. Mr.. Mil
Ter was formerly in the bakery business
here and his long experience coupled
with his upright and square dealings
with the public, his honest and courte-
Gus treatment of customers will gain
him friends and trade and we bespeak
for Mr.. and Mrs. Miller prosperous
business in Yale.-Brown City Banner.
The publisher of The Expositor was
sitting at home Sunday, reading his
Bible of course, when Ruth, his 4-year- 1
old daughter, says to him: "Papa,
most everybody is out for a sleigh ride
to-day, why don't you give me sleigh
rideW Our answer was that we had
no horse or cutter. DWELL then why
don't you drive your cow?' We have
since ordered q harness from our
harness maker Wallace Adams and
should you see COW hitched to
sleigh being driven along the highway
you will know it is the publisher of
The Expositor who is handling the
ribbons.