The Yale expositor., 1900-07-13


Grant Holden
Wharton & Co.
l.. Higer & Sons
W. II. Ballentine
S. Goldberg q Co.
Mcintyre & Harris
First National Bank.
Putney & Chamberlain
Patterson & MacTaggart
Hutton has it.
You can save money on clothing at
Ballentine's.
For ladies' fine petticoats go to S.
Goldberg & Co.
Ladies, buy your shoes of Fuller &
Co. They keep the best.
A few nica hammocks left at Fox &
Rounds'-Very cheap and going fast.
Are you one of the paid up sub
scribers of The Expositor? If not, why
not?
Save your wife hours of hard work
by buying handy household utensils at
Hutton's.
1t is said that brains will tell, but
sometimes the more brains man has
the less he tells.
All bicycle repairs and sundries in
stock, and good wheels for SIC. at Nc
Intyre q Harris.
Not everything but many things will
be sold at one half their value for the
next two weeks at the Yale Clothing
House.
You can save big percent on the
wear and tear of your conscience and
the patience of the collector by prompt
ly paying L. f. Fead your water rent.
| For the accommodation Of numerous
patrons John Sexton has arranged to
have fresh bread on sale daily at VIM.
| FitZgerald's shoe shop and A. j. Harm
den's store.
Herb Menerey is busying himself
| during his vacation by clerking in
Staley & McKeith's drug store-a good
place to practice the pharmacy lessons
he has taken at college.
The young ladies of the Presby
church will serve ice cream and cake
on the lawn at Mrs. G.. w. Aliens
Tuesday evening, July II, 1900. Ten
cents. Everybody cordially invited.
Yale Presbyterians still meet in Gen.
trail hall, though they expect soon to
be in their new church. Sunday school
at 1000 and speaking at7:30 every Sun
day. The quarterly communion will
be observed at 2:30 p. M, on July 22d.
| Visitors always welcome.
If you want to see how to make good
roads and the best improvement pos
sible with common material, lust take
drive through district No. 2. That
beat is under the supervision Of over
seer Francis Smith, and the roads
show that he has put both thought and
hard labor into the good road problem.
Look over Harvey Tappan's list of
real estate in another column. Within
80 days he has sold the Abe Phillips
farm to Thomas j. Rapley for $1,000;
the Morrill, 40 to E. II. Drake for $1,000;
the Ellis property on First street to
Delos Zavitz for 5000, besides two va
cant lots. Harvey,s hustling methods
seem to bear fruit.
A very pleasant nuptial affair was
consumated at the parsonage in this
village by Elder d. Mccall on Tues
day evening, July 10th. The parties
most concerned in the knot tying were
Mr.. G.. DURANGO, of Maple Valley and
Miss Carrie Allen, of Lynn. The Ex-
position wishes the happy couple the
best of success and their full share of
ire Joys
The buyer and seller. are seldom, if
ever, on the same side of the fence. 1t
is hard to sell berries gracefully for
five cents when it costs eight cents to
grow and market them; and it's just
as hard to pay eight when you've only
FIVE to do it with. If both classes could
only sit on the fence together long
enough TO hold a short experience
meeting, each might learn something.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 300 Huron
ave., over Knil's drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday Of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted,
His next visit will be on Friday, July
18th. lie will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.