The Yale expositor., 1900-09-14
See BalIentine's new dress goods.

See Ballentine's new dress goods.
E. b. Fuller & Co. for under skirts.
Mrs. J. Q. Roode has been quite SICK
this week.
Fresh Groceries and prompt delivery
at Williams
Dining room girl wanted at Hotel
Jackson, Yale.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
James McColl has so far recovered
as to be able for business again.
Groceries are lowest in price and
highest in quality at Ballentine's.
Mems and boys pants and lots OF
odd vests at The Yale Clothing House.
The Grand Fair Ball is to come OIL at
Michael's Hall on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 10th.
Mathews & Wight keep a full sup
ply of books and all other essentials
for school work.
Wanted-A first.class man to take
charge of 100 acre farm. German pre-
fered. Call on J. II. Merrill, Yale.
There is lots of clothing in town but
no suit like the heavy all-wool blue
serge at Yale Clothing House for 80
Elder Rennie and wife will conduct
q farewell service at the F. Nj. church
next Sunday evening. All are INVITED
John Springer, we are pleased to
mention, is much improved. Ills
many friends will be glad to learn Oh
this.
Notice D. G. Williams change of ad.
and bear in mind when you wan,
groceries of the finest quality call and
see him.
The Detroit Annual Conference OF
the NJ. +. church is in session this week
at Pontiac. ReY. j. A. Rowe LETT las
Tuesday for that place.
On Sunday, Sept. 10th Rev. FIR. Cul
linane will officiate as follows: III
Michaels' Hall, Yale, at $3.50 q. m.
and in the Catholic church, Speaker
at 1890 a. m.
The supper given by the ladies O.
the NJ. f.. church on the lawn OF b. r
Fead, on last Monday evening", wa'
we'll patronized. The proceeds of thi
effort amounted to $3.50.
Loved by the people, hated by it
would-be rivals; the foe OF disease tn'
friend of humanity-Rocky Mountain
Tea, made by the Madison Medicin
Company. Ask your druggist.
Through the courtesy of II. Q. Bah
cock, secretary of the Sanilac Count
Fair, we are the happy recipient OF
complimentary ticket to the fan
which will be held in Sanilac Center.
The village scraper is being put to
good use this week in grading Norti
Street on the east side of Main. 1t Wi
also be used to level other streets an
make them better for wheelmen. w
also note the fact that mud holes ar
being filled up with cinders and othe
material.
As fine line of millinery goods O
ever brought to Yale is now arriving 8
Mrs. James Browns emporium, and
being placed and made ready Tor Tn
inspection of the ladies of Yale an
vicinity. Intending purchasers nee
not wait for special opening day. Oh
will be glad to show them at any TIM
Miss Maggie Fills, who has had lare
experience in the cities, acts as trlmme
About 25 young people met at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter o
last Wednesday evening. The occasio
was farewell party given to their SO
Frank, who left Yesterday for Hlfal
College, Ohio, where he expects to tai
six years college course. A boun'
full lunch was served, and much Apr
ciated by all. In the wee sma' houl
Of the morning the company departe
for their homes, all hoping that Fran
would enjoy college life in the Mart.
Garfield's alma mater.
Some $50 signatures have been o
tanned for the organization OF IL
publican Campaign Club in lal
Harvey Tappan is pushing the goo
work along. All those who ha'
given in their names, and all othe
who are interested in the objects al
aims of such a club, are INVITED
meet in Tappan's Office, on Saturdi
evening, Sept. 10th, when steps will
taken TO perfect the organization
electing officers and appointing u
necessary committees. Let there be
rousing turnout.