The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-06-15
O. e. $. Excursion June 10Th.

Buy 4th of July suits at Ballentine's.
Furniture given away with trade at
Martins.
For bicycle pants and belts so to S.
Goldberg d Co.
Born TO Elwood Teets and wife son
on Thursday Of last week.
Charley Palmer has resigned his po-
sltion in Ballentine's store.
D. Irwin has bought the Henry High
shoe-shop, and has moved into it.
Three days lace curtain sale at
Putney d Chamberlain's June l9-20-2l.
Thoroughbred Bacon Berkshire boar
for service, 81 miles north of Yale.
"a Elan Sloat.
Commencement exercises of Yale
High School will be held on Friday
evening, June 22nd.
Now is the time to doctor your po-
tatO bugs. Mathews ~ Wight keep the
medicine-paris green.
The Yale skating rink has been plow-
ed up and will grow a different kind
of crop than last winter.
Binder and mower sections at Fox &
Rounds cheaper than anywhere else.
Get your machinery ready now.
Rev. FIR. Cullinane will conduct seryi-
ces on Sunday, June 18th, as follows:
In Brockway at $50, and in Yale at
1870 Il. IN.
The Blue Ribbon Races of the Detroit
Driving Club will begin July 10th and
continue five days. The purses at stake
amount to S44 900.
Mrs c. f. Barrett is now located at
Harbor Springs, Mich, and writes us
from there requesting the Exposi or to
be sent to her new address.
The watertanks heretofore used for
fire protection are being filled up this
week. The surplus soil from the sides
of streets is used for this purpose.
Those two features, the latest styles
and the lowest prices, will be made
prominent for the balance of the
season in hats and millinery at Mrs.
James Browns millinery emporium.
Charles Michaels sold Christopher
Danielson, of Lynn, some $500 worth
of lumber last week. This is quite a
lumber bill, and means that the new
brick veneer house is going to be built
strong as we'll as warm.
WHAT Is THE SENSE of paying so and
rs cents a pound for condition pow
ders when you can get 2 pounds of
Holden's 4S-Hour Condition Powders
for % CENTS and it's GUARANTEED TO BE
THE BEST. GRANT HOLDEN.
Prof. Roode, Arthur Carson and
Will Bales spent last Saturday in De-
troit, seeing the sights and getting
glimpse of the great man Dewey.
They wheeled to Richmond, and made
the rest of the way on train.
Isaac Gibbard, of Rochester, N. Y.
and Fred H. Wellington, of Detroit,
vice-president and secretary respect
lively of the Black Hills Porcelain
Clay and Marble Co., were in Yale this
week, in conference with Il. K. Noble,
the president of the Company.
A young man named Pinkham, who
resides near Riley Center passed
through Yale last Saturday morning
enroute for Huron county. He had
wheeled from four miles beyond Mem
phis, and had sixty miles yet to make.
And he sailed forth as If he was
good for it.
A fine time is just little way ahead.
The LIST and End primary room, taught
by the Misses Hayes and Roy, have ar
ranged program consisting of solos,
choruses, Rotations and drills. This
program will be rendered by the pupils
vi THESE IOOIus OH wednesday, June
goth, at 2:30 p. m. in the M. E. church.
Nothing to get in, and nothing to get
out, and all are welcome to attend and
hear the little ones.
Yale Tent X. o. T. NJ. take this early
opportunity of expressing their graft
tude for aid rendered in the special SER
vice last Sunday. They are grateful to
the NJ. p. congregation for the use of
their church; to Elder ID. Mccall for
his excellent and fitting address; also
to Elder J.B. Keith for assistance in the
service. The very inspiring and beau
tifuliy rendered music by the choir
was highly appreciated, and they are
thankful for the kindness shown by
the singers. They also note the very
thoughtful care taken to decorate the
church for the occasion.
IT, Yale Agricultural Associa-