The Yale expositor., 1900-07-13

Wash goods cheaper than ever at
Ballentine's.
For good wearing shoes always go to
E. b. Fuller q Cos.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
The July term of the circuit court of
st. Clair county began on Monday.
A fine lot of childrens' olouses for
one-half price at S. Goldberg & Co.'S.
| Mower and binder sections of all
kinds, and the very best binder Irvine
at Mcintyre q Harris
You cannot 60 amiss when wanting
anything in the hardware line by TAX
ing bee course for Hutton's.
Gus Freeman, of BAD Axe, was kill
ed on Monday by being drawn into the
machinery of his own saw mill.
If you haye never tried to make any
body happy you have no idea how
much pleasure you have overlooked.
Paris green, sprayers, cherry pitters,
and kettles for preserving fruit with
all other seasonable goods, at Fox q
Rounds.
The Presbyterian Mission Band had
| a grove picnic last Saturday at the res
idence of Mrs. Sidebotham. The girls
had a good time.
Considering the season a surprising
amount of baled hay has been DELIVER
ed in Yale during the past month. It's
| to make room for the new crop most
probably.
Yale Clothing House has just finish
ed their Inventory. They have lots of
cd dc IN al Oh lai o
and caps and shirts they will close out
for one half price.
Excursion over Pere Marquette rail-
road to Port Huron, Sunday, July 90.
Train will leave Yale at 1907 a. m.
Returning leaye Port Huron at $50 p.
NJ. Rate 90 cents.
A good barn 26x36 for sale cheap.
A fine Clydesdale colt coming 2 years
old for sale or will exchange for good
milch COW. Inquire OF E. Ii. Drake,
Rapley Block, Yale.
Ifyou wish to hear mild earthquake
one that will not shake your nerves
Just go out to your potato patch and
listen to the tubers cracking the earth's
crust and crowding each other.
The board have decided to supply
the school building and grounds with
city water for lawn and drinking pur-
poses, and the work of tapping will
soon begin. IT'S good move and will
be unanimously approved.
The Village and Township caucuses
of the Democratic party will be held
in the Village Hall, in Yale, on Tues
day, July 18th, 1900, at p. m. to elect
delegates to the county convention to
be held in Port Huron, July 10th, 1900.
Next week our readers will find in the
columns of the Expositor letter from
the pen of James Brown on the beau
ties and points of interest of the Mus
koka Lakes country. We will be
pleased at any time 10 receive newsy
notes from our subscribers.
The man who fears that the country
will soon be filled up may find solace
from the statment that the entire pop
ulation of the globe is ,400, 200, 900,
and if divided into families of FIVE per-
sons each, they could all be located in
Texas with half acre lots for each fam
lily, and yet there would be 100000
vacant lots.
We never rode wheel, but we are
certain its easy and pleasant to do.
1t may cause the sweat to pour and
the face to blush, but then its easy,
and we know it. Without going far
from Yale we can find any number of
lads and lasses, whom a spin of
several miles on wheel does not
make half as tired as Carrying In wood,
or pairing potatoes for dinner.
Rev. Mr.. Sidebotham, who preached
for the Orangemen last Sunday, gave
them some good advice which was
much appreciated. He ADVISED them
to recommend their professionalism by
sobriety and good christian citizenship.
He deprecated persecution and insult
ing of those whose opinions are con-
trary to bis own. Insult and abuse
never convert man, or do him any
good. A good man with wrong creed
is not so dangerous as bad man with
a good creed.
Every line in newspaper costs some
thing. If it is FOR an individual it
should be paid for. If the grocer were
asked to contribute groceries to one
abundantly able to pay for them, he
would refuse. The proprietor of a
newspaper must pay for the free adj
vertising if the beneficiary does not,
and it is one of the hardest things to
be learned by many that a newspaper
has space in Its columns to rent. To
give away for anything less than
living rates would be certainly as fatal
as for landlord to furnish house rent
free.
The writer of this is just home from
visit to Alma and vicinity. While
there we were taken through the I'M
mense beat sugar factory, and very
much astonished by the vastness of
the plant and the amount of huge ma
chinery used. The seasons beet crop
is looking fine-finer by 100 per cent
than last year. Twenty tons to the
acre is considered fair normal crop,
and some farmers have fair outlook
for that yield this season. At S4.75 per
ton; that means S95 for one acres crop,
which is better than this years wheat.
Last years crop was only partial, and
few farmers we're discouraged; but
the majority have increased their beet
acreage, and last years school of ex-
perience is of immense value to the
grower in every point Of view.