The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-04-27

| Good corset only 29cts at The Racket.
Garden seeds almost given away at
The Racket.
lO4-piece dinner set, best ware, only
80 at The Racket.
See what beautiful shirt-waist ging-
hams at e. b. Fuller q Co.'S.
John Springer is reported to be max
ing very little if any progress toward
improved health.
| The spring like weather of the past
week has been fine. If you are not
suited--make your own.
Heavy work horse, twelve years old,
weighing 1900 pounds. Will sell cheap
or exchange for light driver. Enquire
of j. g. Hart, Yale. 52tf.
Mrs. M. Ii. Taylor will sell her
house and lot, situated between the
residence of A. w. Ferguson. and J..
III. Bricker on North street.
The l.. B. Society of the Presbyterian
church will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs. Geo. w. Allen. AS there IS plenty
of work full attendance is requested.
Mrs. Stephen Stafford, aged 75 years,
died at her home east of Yale on April
23d, 1900, and was buried from the
Mennonite church Wednesday at one
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Ladies! Windsor the barber is selling
Shampoo Jelly at Is cents box. Each
box contains enough for four sham
poos. Once tried you will never be
without it.
With this issue the Expositor reaches
its 18th birthday. With our next edi-
ton we start on new year of life, and
we will have something to say both of
the years past and those to come.
To accommodate members who re-
side in the country, the Presbyterian
pastor will conduct services each alter
mate Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The first of
these services will be held April Goth.
At its recent session in Bad Axe, the
Presbytery of Flint elected Rev. Thorn
as Montieth, of Port Huron, and Rev.
VIM. Wilson, of Morris, delegates to
the General Assembly, which meets in
st. Louis, Mo-, May 18th.
Nicholas Furlong must keep CORFU
lgated hens; leastwise he this week
sends us an egg with perfectly cor
Irrigated shell. 1t is a whopper, meas
uriDg CT inches the short way, and "a
the long way round. Next.
If you chance to see a new and very
brilliantly painted car bearing down to
your front door, don't be alarmed or
think the electric railway has come.
It's only Lara Middleton's new laun-
dry wagon, and it's a dandy.
If your wife sends you down town
on errands and you are wont to forget
them, try your best next time to forget
it, and the chances are that you will
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home with duplicates from every store
in town.
Rev. Justus A. Rowe, pastor of the
NJ. +. church at Utica, this state, occu-
pied his brothers., Rev. j. A. Rowe,
pulpit last Sunday, preaching two able
and interesting sermons. After few
days visit in Yale he returned home
this week.
1t has been decided to hold the an
nual reunion of the Sd Michigan Cay
airy at Grand Rapids, June 7, 1900. 1t
comes at the same time as the State
Encampment G.. A. r., and the regi-
mental headquarters will be at the Ea-
gle Hotel.
Otto Korb, Grand Chancellor, X. p,
Boonyille, Ind, says "DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve soothes the most delicate
skin and heals the most stubborn ul-
GERS with certain and good results"
Cures piles and skin diseases. Don't
buy an imitation. Grant Holden.
For sale, cheap, two very desirable
houses and lots, pleasantly and conve-
niently located in the village of Yale.
These houses are in good repair, well
and cistern water in abundance, and all
other things in shape. For particulars,
call on or write Mrs. Howay, Yale. 49-5
George Kearney writes us that he is
grateful for the kindness of friends
and neighbors, and Star Arbor of
Greenwood, manifest during his recent
bereavement in the death of his wife.
He is also thankful to the State Ar
Dor for the prompt payment of the
$500 insurance policy.
Now is good time to man an expi-
dition to the north pole. Enough Yale
linen would ship to fill out a crew in
fifteen minutes. It's housekeeping in
most homes, and the head of the house
would almost be willing to risk perga-
tory to escape pandemonium-and he
would if dead sure of getting out and
back in about ten days.
The cackle of Yale hens has been
loud and long this spring; but we did
not think they would hear the noise
way oyer to Richmond. But it seems
they did, and sent the egg wagon after
the fruit. A. Ii. Clute tied the first
vessel of the season to our landing last
week Monday. He will make regular
egg excursions until late in the fall.
In 70 hours, 20 minutes and % Sec
onds from the time this paper flies off
the press, or trifie after midnight on
May /, 1900, you can go trout fishing
legally. Unless you go long distance
from Yale, we advise you to pour some
water in a tub. put it in the back yard
light your cigar and fish. In this way
you will have an easier time and more
fun, get as many trout, and save bait.
In almost every neighborhood there
is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
cured of chronic diarrhea by the use
of this medicine. Such persons make
a point of telling of it whenever oppor-
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