The Yale expositor., 1900-08-17
AID changes:
d. G. Williams
l.. Higer & Sons
s. Goldberg q Co.
MCINTYRE q Harris

l.. Higer d Sons
s. Goldberg q Co.
Mcintyre & Harris
Trade with d. G.. Williams.
Get your clothing at Ballentine's.
Shirt waists below cost at Martins.
Halters, all grades at Fox & Rounds.
For ladies' fine petticoats go to S.
Goldberg q Co.
Have your fun, but do your trading
at Ballentine's.
Lap robes and horse nets at reduced
prices at w. w. Adams.
Palmer Chamberlain is reported to
be quite sick at his home.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Chester White pigs for sale. Call on
Ed. Sheehy, southwest of Yale.
Carnation pink is the perfume to
buy. Go to Mathews & Wight's for it.
Church seats and pupits manufac-
tured at Goheen & Co.'S. Giye them a
call.
Mcintyre & Harris handle the Ar
mour, Horseshoe and Farmers Union
fertilizers.
For mitts and gloves for harvesting
and threshing purposes call at the
Yale Clothing House.
Get ready for heavy teaming and fall
work by having your harness renewed
at w. w. Adams shop.
Grant Holden has just received a
fine assortment of pipes. If you are a
smoker drop in and look over his line.
Take the baby talk woman uses in
conversing with an infant, give it a
high pitch and you will have firstclass
college yell.
Mrs. EVA Black wishes to inform
those who have orders at her shop can
get them by calling at Putney & Cham
berlain's store.
A union basket picnic is held to-day
in Henry Zuelch's grove, Fargo, by
the L. o. T. M. and X, o. I. NJ. of
Fargo hive and tent.
James Browns letter which appears
in this issue was crowded out last
week. 1t will no doubt be as interest
ing to our readers this week.
Instead of carrying the John Sweet
case to the supreme court Jas. Sweet,
the boys father, has received word
from the Pere Marquette company
that his money for damages to the boy
is forthcoming.
Chris. Murphy received the nomin-
alton for representative in first district |
Sanilac county at Peck Tuesday. Ell |
more Putney was the opposing candi- |
date. The Expositor regrets the de-
feat of its old friend.
Union Sunday School in Brick |
Chapel intend taking trip out to
Lakeport next Wednesday or Thurs |
day If everything is favorable. An
nouncement will be made Sunday |
morning at Sunday School.
If you happen to meet that new rig
which the Yale Flax Mill has made to |
draw big loads upon, don't think it |
fiat car broke loose. It's only Handy |
Wagon surrounded with huge bed
one big enough to hold whole fitting
at one load.
Harvey Tappan, the Republican |
nominee for Probate Judge in st. Clair |
county, is one of the cleanest men
that has ever been before the people |
of that county for office. We want to |
see Harvey elected as he richly deserves
1t and will make capable judge
Carsonyille Independent.
The Port Huron races have proved
quite q drawing card this week, and
many of our citizens have been onlook- |
ers at the track. We can't exactly de- |
fine it, but there is something about |
which will always make it |
1t would take an army of |
preachers and pile of preaching to |
stop a horse. race or prevent people |
from attending it.
We understand that Charley Emery
is now village marshal in Yale. We
are glad of It., not because we wish |
any trouble or bother,
but because we know he will |
be sure to bother the other fellows
the tramps and Migrants. And there
may be some others who are not
tramps or Migrants, who had better
look little out.
Big I'll nj DLnuC