The Yale expositor., 1900-06-29
For clothing 60 to Goldberg & Co.

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Don'tbuy clothing until you examine
the bargains at Goldberg & Co.'S.
Wash-goods sale at Ballentine's until
after the 4th. You can get bargains
there.
A new side walk on the north side of
Pine street, from DR.. Nights eastward
to Kennefick street, was laid last week.
We neglected to mention in last
weeks issue the treat of two quarts of
beautiful, large strawberries that G. Il.
Hopkins brought to our home. Many
thanks Ed.
The great ten-round glove contest
between Frank Stockhouse, of Detroit,
and Pat Kitty, of Toronto, will come
Off not called off-at the Audi
forum in Port Huron, July 9th.
Mckinley and Roosevelt will doubt
less be the next President and Vice
President; neither is there any doubt
as to values offered at Goldberg a. Co.'S
great clothing sale. June 30th to July 3.
The glorious 4th is to be let loose
with fizzle and fire and noise at Cros-
we'll. Three bands, grand street pa
rade, bicycle and other races, sports,
and fireworks in the evening. The
Yale b. B. Team is also expected-to
do up somebody.
On Saturday, June 30th J. f. Cor
ringe will have public sale of his
household goods at his home in Brock
way. He expects TO remove from the
place and therefore sells all kinds of
furniture and other household fixtures.
Sale to begin at p. m.
With whoop and bound, lungs full
| ly inflated with u. =. air, pulse beat
| ing to the time and tune to which life
in that region is set, and with grips
and pockets full of specimens of
metals, ores and fancy rock, our own
silver Sam Bettes let down in Yale
Wednesday.
The Annual Orangemen's celebra-
| ton will take place in Sarnia, on Thurs
day, July 18th. The Pere Marquette
will carry passengers at greatly reduc-
ed rates on that day. A special ex-
cursion train will be run on that date.
Round trip fare from Yale 80 cents,
and train is due at 9:43 q. m.
AS clipper as eyer, and with as
warm heart and hearty hand-shake
as ever jolly Irishman carries, our
old friend Jim O'Morrow, of Elk,
dropped into Yale this week. Jim's a
brick of the right mould. If this
country had enough like him, society
would be pretty solidly cemented.
Pat Fox has bought the Art Van
Norman property, including IL acres
of land, in Brockway and expects to
move there. Now if Mckinley will
only cast his eye over this item and
send Pat p. NJ. commission that burg
can have postmaster. And we
would unhesitatingly sign the petition
for such appointment-and bonds if
needed.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over KnilPs 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. He will be in his Port Huron
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
With best bonnets, best bib and tuck
er, biggest baskets full of biggest and
best dinners to be eaten by the best
people on earth, who will join the best
natured crowd for the best picnic, and
well, every thing is best about the
whole thing from start to finish. If
you will only let us catch our breath
after all this steep climb of fancy, we'll
tell you what we started out to when
this eloquence choked our utterance.
It's the o. +. S. excursion which leaves
at S:l5 to-day for Stag Island.
| The announcement that MisS Mary
Hayes and her music pupils Will give
a recital in Central Hall on Tuesday
evening, July Sd, will raise no uncer-
tain expectations. We all know that
it will be something fine and good.
Miss Hayes reputation for such re-
citals in this community, cannot be
strengthened by anything we may say.
The simple announcement is sufficient
to secure a liberal patronage. Adj
mission 10 and 20 cents. Reserved
seats on sale at the usual place at a.
m. Tuesday.
Mention should have been made of
the closing of the school in the Carless
district in our last issue. This school
has been taught during the past
year by n. Maud Pearce. A prominent
patron of the school was in our Office q
few days ago on business, and he Incl
dentally remarked that they had
not had so efficient and successful q
| sC1O0l Tor years. III Otner patrons are
as well pleased as he is, the teacher has
every reason for encouragement. We
are glad to note this because Miss
Pearce is Yale girl and graduate, and
we are proud of her record in this her
! first year of teaching.
The benefit concert for Rev. Mr..
Tyler on Thursday evening was we'll
attended. The Yale quartette that is
immense rendered a dozen beautiful
pieces. The Peck Band furnished a
few selections of instrumental music.
The Rev. Mr.. Gray, of Clio, Mich,
gave his lecture yesterday, to-day
and tomorrow" which was we'll re-
ceiyed. The lecturer is a man of abil-
ity as a reasoner, also witty and hum
orous. T. G.. Graham acted as chair
man. Rev. Mr.. Tyler is held in very
high esteem here and anything to as
sist his enterprises is always sure of a
good attendance. We would like to
attend concert OF this kind weekly
Peck Times.
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