The Yale expositor., 1900-07-27
Supper
At DR.. Wight's

Supper
At DR.. Wights
Thursday evening next.
Sweat pads at Wallace Adams
Jessie Mann is reported quite sick.
He called on Sunday; she smiled on
Monday.
A new line of tablets just received at
Mathews Nights.
Get your envelopes and letter paper
at The EXpositor office.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
factured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Chas. Noble, cashier in the Brown
CITY bank, started on Friday last for
Deadwood, South Dakota.
Mems and boys overalls and jackets
and working shirts can be found in all
sizes and co!ors at the Yale Clothing
House.
A new assortment of picture frame
moulding just received at Goheen &
Cos. If you want your pictures prop
erly framed call on them.
In order to make room for fall stock
the Yale Clothing House, for the next
two weeks, will give some very low
prices on children's clothing.
If eating green apples killed kids as
fast and effectually as is commonly
supposed, there would not be enough
kids left to raise respectable racket
next 4th of July.
Walker & Middleton have placed a
Bell Phone in their elevator Office for
the accommodation Of their customers.
The Yale Telephone Exchange now
has 80 subscribers.
Rev. FIR. Cullinane will conduct SER
vices on Sunday July 10Th as follows:
at the Catholic church in Brockway at
$50 a. M, and at M1chaels' Hall In
Yale at 1890 a. m.
David w. Grinnell has added a
Hawkeye self feeder and band cutter
to his new "Rusher" separator. The
machine was tried on Wednesday and
all who witnessed it say it did its work
to perfection. Dave is bound to have
the latest improvements.
Should you be surprised by the sud
den coming of guests, and puzzled to
quickly decide on the proper menu
for the guests, Just read n. b. Her
bert's ad in the Expositor, and make a
bee line for his store, and he will help
you out of your trouble in jiffy.
If in the next few hours you should
hear strange whistle, don't be scared.
And don't think that one of the ID & c
boats has gone astray and is coming
up Mill Creek, and whistling for Yale
landings. 1t will simply be the new
fire whistle at the waterworks, which
is being tested.
The 4th quarterly meeting OF Yale
circuit will be held in the NJ. p. church
in the village of Yale on Saturday,
July-2Sth, at 2 p. IN. Sunday at 1880
q. M, Love-feast, Sacrament and
preaching; also preaching at 1880 in
the evening. Rev. +. E. Kunsman, of
Goodells, is expected TO be present
and do the preaching.
Adeline Smith, of Toledo, Ohio,
died in Port Huron on Thursday last
and was buried in Abbotsford ceme-
terry. The funeral services were held
at the Baptist church in Port Huron
Saturday, Rev. Van Dorm officiating.
Deceased was a sister of Mrs. A. j.
Ward and both she and her husband
attended the funeral.
w. 3. Ballentine, Yale's pushing
music dealer, has lately sold to A. III.
Clute for the NJ. T.. church at Rich
mond, fine Ann Arbor chapel organ.
This elegant instrument has IL sets of
reeds and was sold for $3.50. Wallace
is bound to sell goods if push and per-
severance will do it. If any of our
readers are thinking of buyinga piano,
organ or sewing machine, 1t would be
TO their interests to consult w. b. Bal
lentine before deciding the where and
the what questions.