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

See Fuller's window for l2ct ging-
hams.
The Racket sells bars Jaxon soap
for 20 cents.
Mcintyre & Harris sell Imperial and
Yale bicycles.
John Springer's condition is some-
what improved.
Smoke ~. B." cigars, manufactured
by the Yale Cigar Co.
John J. Jackson has been appointed
dog warden in Emmett township.
For paints, brushes, screen doors
and window screens call on Mcintyre
q Harris.
Screen doors, refrigerators, ice-cream
freezers, wire cloth, poultry netting at
Fox d Rounds.
Ladiesl You can get $3.50 shoe for
% cents by attending E. b. Fuller &
Co.'S sale, May 10th.
On the morning of May %, total
eclipse of the sun is announced visible
in the United States.
James Wallace has been confined
to the house for several days past with
a painful gathering in the head but he
is some better at present.
Mcintyre & Harris haye just re-
ceiyed carload of Clark & Co.'S bug
gies. When in town call at their ware
rooms and look over their line.
Some farmers are entirely through
spring seeding-perhaps the majority.
Others whose land is unfavorable to
early sowing, have not yet finished
the task.
It's little on the chilly side but we
know it is spring because an organ
grinder perambulated our streets the
first of the week. That and "black-
shaking" are sure signs.
Summer and carriage riding are at
hand. Ifyou are not prepared for the
latter with dust robes, fly nets and
all other fixtures, then go to w. w.
Adams and he will supply your wants.
The ground has been staked out to
mark the place where not to pile stone
for the Presbyterian church founda-
ton. But there's room all around that
spot for scores of loads and the COM
mittee would be glad if every one hav-
ing stone would bring in few loads.
James Maehen, who lives near Mel
win, has been granted a pension of Sc
per month. One by one the old boys
are getting their rights. Unfortunately
for the country they are dropping out
of life's rank-some before q tardy
pension department has honored them
with pittance.
Bright and early last Monday morn
ing A. e. Jackson had band of men
at work tearing down his hotel-that's
the way il looked and sounded. He is
making quite extensive changes in the
Jackson Hotel, all of which will be APP
preciated by the travelling public. In
appearance and convenience 1t will be
better than ever, which, of course, is
always best-and like Abs usual way
of having things.
Pastor Keith evidently does not be-
lieve the world will end this year.
What leads us TO infer this is the fact
that he has dotted the NJ. p. parsonage
lot with q new plant of shade trees.
He must think these trees will have
time to grow, and that years hence,
when he is sent the second time to
Yale charge, he can enjoy the shade.
After all it's faith, faith in the future,
that makes us plan and live for 1t.
IL troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Pain-Balm a trial. 1t
will not cost you a cent if IL does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. II also cures sprains and bruises
in one-third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost
bites, quinsy, pains in the side and
chest, glandular and other swellings
are quickly cured by applying it. Ev-
cry bottle warranted. Price, Is and so
cents. Sold by Staley & McKeith.