The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-03-30
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Water-tight shoes at Ballentine's.
Crockery sale now on at the Racket.
See B. F. Youngs' new ad in this
issue.
Call and see the new goods at the
Yale Bazaar.
Get your groceries of Ballentine. He
knows your wants.
Wallace Adams is getting in his
spring stock of horse clothing.
Get your silk ginghams of w. Fl.
Ballentine. His prices are best.
Bay View Reading Circle meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Beecher April 3.
The Shakespeare Club meets with
Lettie Effrick next Monday evening.
Ravens BOSTON. earth poultry food
sold at Wallace Adams harness shop.
Get your dairy supplies from Fox &
Rounds. They carry the finest line in
Yale.
Leslie Menzies, who has been sick
for over week with touslitis, is able
to be out.
Bear in mind that next Sunday is the
first of April-and govern yourself
accordingly.
Nicholas Owens has traded his Vir-
Ginia property for two houses and lots
in Port Huron.
A. w. Carlyle has shaken Yale dust
from his feet and gone to roomier
place-his farm.
We are in receipt of box of very
fine crackers from J. NJ. Haviland, De-
troit. Thanks, Jim; they MUNICH all
right.
The negotiations which Prof. Roode
is now conducting to secure Hon. G. A.
Geerhart for the next commencement,
promises to be successful.
Fargo has a new doctor. Watson,
who was at Brown City for number of
years but recently located in Detroit,
has decided to cast his lot in that lively
town.
On Monday April 2, Miss f. M. Gush-
man will open dress-making shop in
rooms over Boards store. Ladies hav-
ing work to be done will please to bear
this in mind.
We cannot exactly name the brand
of smokers Grant Holden is setting up
these days. From the style and finish
of the new girl which came to his home
last Sunday, we are quite sure they are
away up in gee.
There is no need to go out of town
to buy your harness or horse goods.
You will get the best value for your
money in buying handmade, home
made, single or double harness, of
Wallace Adams.
If all the wagon loads of wishes have
been the real stuff, every church in
town will be filled next Sunday. The
multitude who have hoped and desired
solid and frozen weather, with no thaw
and mud in March, have had their pc
tition granted. If these don't come up
with extra praise and contributions, it
will look mite shabby.
The Almont Herald says that pro-
moter of electric roads hailing from
Detroit is hunting up right-of-way
franchise for a new line. One end of
this iron rope is to be hitched to Detroit
and the other to Lexington, and it is
to be colled in such way as to touch
Warren, Washington, Romeo, Almont,
Capac, Yale and Croswell. If he has
the "stutf'' to build the road, and will
do il right-away, we say let down the
gaps and let her go through. We are
ready for ride-on comps.
BY an ad elsewhere found in this pa
per, it seems that the firm of Smith &
Bricker, of Avoca, are doing as Dewey
did-getting there. These young men
are successor TO Kooke, deceased, hay
ing purchased the Hay and Gram bus
mess formerly conducted by him. So
great has been their success in the yen-
ture, that they have leased the Dodge
elevator for term of five years and
purpose enlarging the business. They
purpose carrying all kinds of farm
seeds needed in this region, together
with all the Osborne machinery and
repairs for the same. We congratulate
these enterprising young men upon
the achievements made.