The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-05-11

Lilacs are bursting.
Go to The Racket for bargains.
Yale fair dates, September Is, 10, 20.
Get ready for the census enumerator.
A good wrapper for 6S cents at Full
ler's.
Bicycle repairing at Mcintyre q
Harris.
Smoke ~. B." cigars, manufactured
by the Yale Cigar Co.
A SI.5O children's shoe for rs cents
at Fuller & Co.'S, May 10th.
Mrs. B. f. Youngs has moved her
household furniture TO Stratford, Ont.
On May 10Th you can get mems
$3.50 shoes for 90 cents at E. b. Fuller
Il Cos.
News reaches us that DR.. Mitchell
has died at his home in LosAngeles,
California.
Fox & Rounds haye cultiyators
bought before the advance, and you
can save money by seeing them.
Rev. FIR. Culinane will conduct SER
vices on Sunday, May 18th in Yale at
$50 a. m. and in Speaker at 1890 a. m.
The Band of Christian Crusaders,
which has been holding meetings IN
the f. NJ. church, closed their services
in Yale last Sunday evening.
Ladies! Windsor the barber is selling
Shampoo Jelly at 10 cents box. Each
box contains enough for four sham
poos. Once tried you will never be
without it.
Despite the rise in the price of mate
rial, local dealer informs us that
goodly number of new buildings will
be erected IN this region Of country
during the present season.
Make your advertising n study.
Know what you want to advertise, and
then do what you advertise. Good
reliable store news will be read with
profit to you and to the public also.
Decoration Day falls this year on
Wednesday, May Both. We do not
know what arrangements have been
madesfor its observance in Yale. Pro-
badly these can be announced later.
Making your goods tell the story is
all very we'll, but you must first gather
the audience to whom you would have
the story told. That's the mission
which the advertisement fills so well.
Rev. J. A. Rowe and Rev. VIM. Side
botham will exchange pulpits next
Sunday morning, the former preach
ing in the Presbyterian church at
Brockway, and the latter in NJ. f.
church at Yale.
An exchange says: dewey is pre-
pairing his statement for the American
public. But what the public wants to
know is who is preparing Dewey ?"
The question lie easily answered. His
wife, of course.
The Saullac County Times, publish
ed at Peck, starts upon its second year
this week with bright prospects. For
having only been in existence one
year the Times is a credit to its pub
Usher and the town.
The Cass City Chronicle has changed
its name to the Tri-County Chronicle
and besides the interests of Cass City
ii will endeavor to care for those in the
smaller towns of Tuscola, Huron and
Sanilac counties which have no papers.
This is novel venture and we wish
the Chronicle all success.
w. B. McGill, of Marlette, was in
Port Huron on Monday, and while
there bought out the stock of Riverside
Woodworking Co. This consists of
dUors, sash, etc. and amounted to
$4,000. The Marlette lumber yard has
come to be one of the finest in the
Thumb, II not In the entire state.
Because many persons from the coun-
try cannot conveniently come to church
on Sunday evening, the Presbyterians
have decided to hold service at 2:30 on
each alternate Sunday in addition 10
the regular service. The End of these
afternoon meetings will be held May
18th in Central Hall. All the village
people will be heartily welcome. Come
and help. VIM. Sideootham, Pastor.
Bob Holbrook may vet train with
the Yale Hose Company or be chief of
some city fire department. A lamp in
the north dressingroom at the carnival
was tipped over, and while the real
danger was small, the ladies were
alarmed. Like lightning Bob came to
the rescue of the fair ones, and
second more the blazing lamp shot as
meteor into the alley below. His hands
were some blistered, but the pain was
eased by the sympathy with which the
girls freely plastered him.