The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
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Insurance written in first-class
Companies.
New caps at Ballentine's.

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Enclosing at the Expositor Office.
Ice cream at the Bakery Saturday.
Eggs taken for cash or trade at S.
Goldberg & Co.'S.
A lO0-piece dinner set, best ware, for
$3.50 at The Racket.
See Ballentine for fine footwear for
all. great and small.
d. Irwin has opened a shoemaker's
shop in the Hart building.
joseph Beckton, Of Caro-, has been
elected a Justice Of the peace.
Trotting sulky for sale cheap. En-
quire at Hotel Jackson, Yale. 0ltt
Assessor Ward is making the rounds
of the village in his official capacity.
Fresh lettuce, radishes, onions and
strawberries at the Bakery Saturday.
Towels cts, ammonia . cents, and
washbowl and pitcher for 81 cents ut
the Yale Bazaar.
Next week completes the eighteenth
wear of the Expositor's existence In
Yale and pretty healthy infant just
the same.
Gasoline stoves, all sizes, all styles,
all prices, both large and small at
Fox d Rounds.
Lewis Bow has resigned his position
with the Standard Oil Company, to
take effect May lst.
Carrie Evans has been engaged to
teach a school near Emmett. she be-
gan her duties on Monday April 10th.
The Yale Dancing Club will give the
closing party Of the season at MlchaePs
hall -, frhnrcioxy avaninn 4 nrll DGth.
Housekeeper Wanted-A middle
aged woman who wants a home can be
furnished one by applying to Alfonso
Gray, Yale. 5l-2
Ladies! Windsor the barber is selling
Shampoo Jelly at 15cts box. This
box contains enough for four sham
poos. Once tried you will never be
without 1t.
John Springer is quite sick this week.
He is reported to have some form or
meningal trouble, and his condition is
considered one of great gravity by the
consulting physicians.
Frank Whipple is the new circuit
Judge appointed by Governor Pingree
to fill the place made vacant by the
death of Judge Vance. The appoint
ment is a very satisfactory one.
Last Monday night after hearing M.
A. McCarron, the promoter of the
proposed electric road, the Village
Council granted a right-of-way fran
chise to the road on the Main street of
Yale.
The following telegram was received
by the Expositor yesterday: "Exposit-
or, Yale; Please announce that Bryan
will speak in Port Huron, April 30th."
Signed, Charles Wellman, Chairman
Democratic County Committee.
On the 18th of April occurred the
18th birthday of Hugh Ferguson and it
was properly celebrated by about twen-
ty girls and boys who by invitation
spent from to $3.50 p. m. in the pleas
ant home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Fer
guson. A fine supper was served and
the young folks were happily enter
tanned.
Strange things may come from equal
ly strange places. One would never
look for "crushing" argument in a
mudhole. But that is just where we
found whopper yesterday morning.
Lewis Bows oil-tank and team stuck
in two or more feet of mud on North
street, and four horses, a lot of men,
and whole pile of yelling were need.
ed TO extricate the wagon. The moral
points to a remedy in plentiful APP
plication of crushed stone to all such
places in our streets. We've the stone,
and likewise the crusher.
Shirt-waists are beautiful and woeful.
ly bewitching parts of feminine cos.
tune, and we do not wonder at the de-
mand for them. But then we always
see them on forms. To have them APP.
pear so without the dear true heart to
beat beneath them; to have them en-.
chanting when empty-void of all
form soul and sense, requires skill. II
can be and has been done. Any one
looking into III. G. Martins store front
will realize what we mean. The handi'
work is Frank NewelPs, and he has
done il all without the forms other than
empty boxes. If Frank can only find
a way Of filling them with forms hayinR
power to talk at you, there VIII be
tremendous rush for the waists.