The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-10-19

90 TO ,. Goldberg d Co.'S. Tor gloves,
and mittens.
Get pair of waterproof shoes. Only
$3.50 at Ballentine's.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar CO.
OES meet In special session Wednes-
day evening for comforting degrees.
Attend S. Goldberg & Co.'S sale of
boys and children's suits Saturday,
Oct. goth.
Good hand-picked winter apples
wanted in bulk. About so car loads.
Eber Harnden.
Horses For Sale.-I have for sale
cheap, five horses. Call on or address
Fred Montney, Yale. 24-2
Ladiesl Ballentine is selling capes
and jackets cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere. See them.
Think of the winter near at hand,
and then go to Wallace Adams for u
blanket for your horse, and robe for
yourself.
The place to get everything in the
harness line Is at Wallace Adams old
and reliable stand. and the time to get
them cheaply is now.
| Having spent 90 years in the harness
trade Wallace Adams knows your
wants in that line; and his judgment
as to quality is A No. l..
After a serious sickness the friends
of Harry VanVleet will be pleased to
| know that he is on fair way to COM
plete recovery, being able to be out
again.
The stock sale held by J. II. Shanna-
han at the Yale stock yards last Satur-
day was we'll patronized. Every colt in
the flock was disposed of at fair aver
age price.
The Yale Bryan Club meets Monday
evening, Oct. %, at the rooms in
Union Block. AS important business
will be transacted, full turnout of
all members is requested.
The Presbyterian ladies will dedi-
cate Wallace Adams new brick store
on Monday evening, Oct. %, by serv-
ing supper there. Don't fail to at
tend the feast of dedication.
George Lunau writes informing us
that he is about changing his residence
from KNOXVILLE, Ont, to Selkirk, Oge-
nav county, Mich, and requests us to
send the Expositor to his new home.
LaRetta Effrick has been suffering
with swollen face for some days past,
and her physician feared it might
prove to be an abcess. 1t Is somewhat
better and it is now hoped that such
result may not follow.
From actual observation we have
arrived at the conclusion that the fair
sex far excel the men in their close
perusal of all that is said in a local pa
lu laa five
to read it when it is brought home.
If you are not now enjoying perfect
health, consult DR.. G.. Munich, the De-
troit specialist, when he comes to Yale
on Oct. 25th. The Doctor has many
wonderful cures to his credit. See adv.
"No cure, no pay" in another column.
Remember, or 60 supperless if you
don't, that the date for the Presby-
terrain supper has been changed from
Tuesday to Monday evening, Oct. 22d.
This change is made on account of the
doings at Oddfellows hall on Tuesday
night.
H. G. Martin has retired from the
management of Central hal! and it is |
now in charge of John Holden. We
make this announcement for the bene- |
fit of local campaign voters who may
wish to engage the hall in which to
practice their speeches.
The spirit of expansion seems to have
gotten into the Yale Maccabees of late; |
at any rate that is what the lodge is |
doing these days. At their last meet |
ing 16 new members were indicted, |
and a regular all round good time was |
the order of the evening.
The sewer at the intersection of Me- |
chanic and Jones streets was repaired |
this week by Marshal Emery. The |
wooden pipe had decayed and it was
leaking badly, which rendered the cul- |
vert at that point dangerous place to |
pass with team at night.
One of the Presbyterian ladies'
famous suppers is to be given next
week Monday in Wallace Adams new |
building next to Z. +. Pratt's barber |
shop. Supper served by Mesdames
Hennessey, Paisley, Moore, Montney,
Reid, Wallace, Rounds and Miss Carrie
Rapley. Per couple 25c. Single 15c.
One day this week Joe Rose had the
bad luck to be kicked by horse. The
kick was given him In the side, and it
came with such force as to break two
ribs. There is never a convenient time
to be laid up with sickness or injury;
but just the same, Joe will have to
take q lay-off, even though the fall
work stops.
Willard Welch will now have to step
out of the ring on the big apple deal.
Stephen Barr brought to our Office last
two Wolf RIVER apples, each
49, ounces, q more than those Willard
exhibited. Now if some one can beat
this record, and the big apple story go
on growing-well, we would have to
stop printing the story, or be charged
with prevarication and lose our dea-
conship in the church.
A letter is received by us from Men,
70 Montney, which reports him in the
u. S. Marine service for a five year
term. Also that his command was on
the way to the Philippines. Memo
seems to be quite satisfied with his
new relation, and enters upon his
duties with much zest and ambition.
He wants to DE remembered to his
young friends in Yale. Those wishing
to write him can do so by addressing
u. S. S. yankee" US. Marine Corps.