The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-09-28
AID changes:
N. b. Herbert
DIR. Milbrandt
III. Ii. Hoffman
DR.. G.. A. Munich
Mcintyre d Harris
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Mcintyre q Harris
Pntpey & Chamberlain
Nobby Suits at Ballentine's.
Zero Overcoats are the warmest at
Ballentine's.
Two Gale plows for sale cheap to
close out. Fox q Rounds.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Harness, whips, collars, curry
combs and brushes at Wallace Adams.
Farmers when you want fertilizer,
we have the Crocker-the very best
at right prices. Hisey & Holden.
Our line of ladies' jackets is now
complete. Don't fail to see them be-
fore purchasing. Yale Clothing House.
Mcintyre & Harris haYe just unload
ed a carload of Armour's fertilizer. If
you haven't bought yet, call OH this
| firm.
The coming seasons lecture course
in Yale is a prominent topic of talk
with the teachers and pupils III our
schools.
Lost-Between Yale and Melvin, on
Saturday evening, Sept. %, one Stand
ard Oil Co. ticket book. Finder please
send the same to Delos Zavits, Yale.
Wanted-Girl competent to do house
work in family of five; comfortable
quarters and good wages. Mrs. Fred
w. Sherman, 1925 Court street, Port
Huron, Mich. 22-2
When you are born the Creator starts
you going and you 90 long time, if
you grease the handspring of life with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Great lubri-
Gator. Ask your druggist.
For Sale-Property on North street,
quarter of an acre, roomy house and
barn, good we'll and cistern. A good
home at a low figure. Inquire of Mrs.
Dooley at residence, Yale. loft.
Russia is great country-and just
now one of interest to the world.
What will the Russians do in China?
Alberti's lecture on that country in
Central Hall Oct. 9th, may give us
some light.
Bear in mind that the Annual sup
per of the Disciple church will be held
at Elder McCall's home on Friday
evening, Oct. 9th. Supper will be
served from to 8 p. m. Price adults
25c and children 10 cents.
We have in stock Go buggies, all
styles and grades, which we desire to
close out to make room for cutters and
sleighs. Reduction will be made on
every sale put out during the next few
weeks. Give us q call. Mcintyre q
Harris.
1t is usual with the churches to
change the hour of Sunday evening
service on and after the lst Sunday in
October to in place of 1880. Please
bear in mind and if the change is so
made by Yale pastors, you will not
walk up the church aisle in the mid
die of sermon time-and feel bored.
1t has long been the practice to save
the extra snappy weather of winter
and in crystalized form deal it out for
summer use. Now if some Yankee gen.
Jus can only strike the opposite process,
and tell US how to bottle up the extra
heat of summer and uncork il in win
ter, the coal trust would be cracked.
One of our county candidates be-
came so earnestly engaged IN talking
politics at the fair last week that he
never noticed n COW reach over the
fence. pluck Off his straw hat and
make a meal of it. Since then he
wears cap and puts it in his pocket
when he engages i'll political discus
sions. We wont say which politician
this was but it's fact.
We clip the following from the De-
troit Free Press: AT meeting of the
township board of Emmett held in the
village of Emmett Sept. 25th, fran
chise was refused Gil. X. Loyejoy and
others to run an electric railroad
through the township. The town clerk
and highway commissioner refused to
sign the franchise; the other members
of the board resigned"
The franchises for an electric road
from Lenox north to Sanilac Centre
granted by the Village Council through
Yale, and Brockway township Board
through the township, haYe been Of
ficially accepted by JIG. Weter, Gil. r.
Loyejoy, John b. Lutes and Warren
S. Stone. If we can rely on what these
gentlemen say, and we have no reason
to doubt their words, work on the pro-
posed electric line will be begun at
once and pushed to completion.
A congregational meeting Of the
members and friends of the Yale Pres
byterian church, will convene in Gen.
trail Hall at 2 p. m. next Sunday, Sept.
30th. The pastoral year with this
church expires Nov. LIST, and the ques-
ton Of renewing the agreement for
another year will be discussed and
voted upon. In this meeting all who
are regular supporters and attendants
will have q voice and vote equally
with the members. Please be on hand
to express your wish and choice.
The Port Huron Daily Times of the
25th says: "John Lavalle, Of Green
wood, was a Port Huron visitor on
Monday. Mr.. laval is a Democrat,
yet he acknowledged that several men,
bers of his party in Greenwood were
going to vote for Mckinley & Roose-
velt.' 1t also contained the following
interview with ID. N. Runnells 81
visited Brockway this week and was
surprised at the number of Democrats
| found who will vote for Mckinley.
l believe the town will give 300 majority
for the Republican ticket"
Yale has two citizens who happen to
be twin brothers, and in their kidhood
days many's the time Dick has got
strapped for what Steve did and vice
versa. At school the teacher was
obliged to tie a string to one to be able