The Yale expositor., 1900-06-22
Stag Island Excursion June Goth.

Stag Island Excursion June 10Th.
See Ballentine for your nobby hat.
Mrs. James Wallace is reported to be
sick.
Ballentine's shoes keep you dry and
wear we'll. Try them.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Don't forget to attend the supper at
j. G. Holden's Tuesday evening, June
Goth.
Low prices will rule at Goldberg &
Co.'S reduction sale from June 30th to
July Sd.
Putney & Chamberlain advertise this
week their stock of hats at greatly re-
duced prices. See adv. for quotations.
Fox g. Rounds announce their stock
of hammocks full and complete and
OF the style in which you can take
comfort,
Thus far June has shown us rather
cold shoulder. If July should prove
as cool some one Is going to have thin
corn cakes thisyear
The firm Of Smith & Slosser have dis
solved, Charles Slosser retiring. The
business will be carried on by George A.
stand as of yore.
A delicate surgical operation was
performed for Mrs. VIM. Joss, last
Tuesday. The patient is getting on
nicely at this writing. DR.. Wight and
Cowie were in attendance.
DIR. Munich, the eminent Detroit
specialist, will make his next visit to
Yale, Thursday, July 9TH, 9 am. to 7
p. m. One day only. Do not forget
the date and call early as the Dr's time
is limited and he is very busy.
Mrs. James Brown being DESTROYS of
closing up very successful spring
trade, offers from now to the end of
the season great bargains in every line.
Some beautiful and original creations
in hat trimming work yet in stock, and
if astonishingly low prices are any in
ducement they must go. Be sure to
call and see the goods.
Charlie Palmer, who for some time
has held an important position in w.
II. Ballentine's store, has accepted a
like one with the Mercantile Co. at
North Branch. He left for that place
Monday morning. Charlie can be re-
lied upon any place you put him, and
is hustler from the ground up. We
he may reside.
To. day, hats and caps will fly sky
ward and the air will ring with the
shouts of boys and girls liberated from
our schools. They have had ten long
months of confinement in the school
room, and we cannot blame them for
the rejoicing. Yale boys and girls as
q rule, are close students, and have
a0r Rfad flntV Sc .lxr ll1.1
kind of students who can enjoy a va
cation. Our ADVICE to them is, lay the
books away and have o good time all
the days of vacation. BY so doing
they will hail the first day of the next
term with gladness' and enter into its
work with zest which will insure
success.
The sermon by Rev. j. B. Keith to
delivered in the M. p. church last Sun
day evening. The lodge attended in
body, and a goodly audience was
present. The sermon was much appre-
ciated by the boys, and also by others.
The order has been in existence less
than century, yet it has had and is
having marvellous growth. The term
"Odd-fellow" was probably applied in
opprobrium at first; but the name has
been adopted by the fraternity and is
honored in all lands. The three links
is tie that binds, and hundreds of
thousands are thus bound in friend
ship, love and truth.
Under the direction of Road Expert
E. g. Harrison, of Washington ID. g.,
who holds official position in the Office
of "Public Roads" in the department
of Agriculture, Port Huron is going to
make a mile of model road. The
funds for this have been raised and
Mr.. Harrison will personally supervise
its construction. The international
Good Roads Congress is to meet in
Port Huron on July 2, 3, A, and 8, and |
the delegates will have the privilege of |
seeing how such work is done scien- |
tifically. It might not be q mistake |
for many country road makers and |
members, and all interested in the |
question to attend the congress.