The Yale expositor., 1900-09-14

AID changes:
ID. G.. Williams
l.. Higer & Sons
w. III. Ballentine
Putney g. Chamberlain
f. b. Fuller q Co. are giving skirt
sale.
See Ballentine for new fall clothing.
He can suit you.
Spring-tooth harrows for the farmer
at Mcintyre & Harris.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
If YOU want a neat business card,
leave your order at The Expositor Job
Rooms.
The place to get school books and
all kinds of school supplies is at
Mathews & Nights.
Ladies Ballentine inYite you to
look oyer their jackets and capes. New
styles and lowest prices.
Farmersl when you want fertilizer,
we have the Crocker-the very best
at right prices. Hisey & Holden.
We want you to read The Expositor.
If you can't afford to take it, borrow it
of your neighbor He will be delight
ed to lend it to you, especially Just be-
fore he has read it himself.
When YOU are born the Creator starts
YOU going and you 90 long time, II
you grease the handspring OF life with
| Rocky Mountain Tea. Great lubrl-
Gator. Ask your druggist.
For Sale-Property on North street,
quarter of an acre, roomy house and
barn, good we'll and cistern. good
home at low figure. Inquire of Mrs.
| Dooey at residence, Yale. 19tt.
Beginning with Sunday, Sept 10th,
and continuing until further notice,
the services in the Nj. Z. church VIII
be held alternately each Sunday morn
ing and evening. On next sunday
| Sept. 10th, the service will be Ill the
morning. and the Sunday following,
| in the evening; and so on alternately.
Church goers who attend services in
| Central hall please bear in mind that
Elder Sidebotham will preach In the
NJ. +. church next Sunday evening.
The change is made on account OF
| Rev. Rowe's absence at conference and
courteously offering the use of his
church to the Presbyterian pastor and
people.
Through the courtesy of Franklin
Rathsburg, Secretary Of the Inlay
City Agricultural Society, we are in re-
ceipt of mplimentary tickets for our
self and wife to the 9th annual fair to
be held Oct. 2, 8, 4, 1900. Thanks, gen.
tlemen, thanks. If the hired girl will
only be real good and let us oil day
or two, we may attend.
The time and place at which you
can buy almost anything under the
sun and have "cracken" good talk
from auctioneer Geo. w. Bell thrown
in is on Saturday, Sept. 20, at p: NJ
a quarter of mile south of Brockway
At that time A. E. Smith will offer to
|, the highest bidder, stock of all kinds
, farming utensils, harness., tools, and
q large amount of household furni
ture. All the above with much more
that space forbids us mentioning, will
be on sale at the aboYe time and place
The project of an electric railway tc
Detroit, also a road north to SanllaC
, Center mention of which was made
? some weeks since is made matter OF
interest again. Gil Il. LoyejoY, j. E
Wetter, John Lutes, and W. S. Stone
of Richmond, ere here this week, at
tending to the interests Of the proposed
line. The village council of Yale, anc
the Board of Brockway township, eacf
voted to grant franchises on terms
t that may hereafter be agreed upon
Further development will be noted a
they occur.
J.D. McKeith has erected in memory
of his late wife a fine Scotch grant,
! monument in Elmwood cemetery. Thu
Y monument proper is 1894 inches IL
! size at the base, and 30 inches high. /
9 is mounted on q base 16 inches high
and 30x46 inches in surface area
The whole is beautifully and fittingll
: inscribed, having a modest but elegan
s finish. 1t is work of art, and taste
D full tribute of respect to the memor,
of the form which sleeps beneath
The monument is the work of Johl
TAFT of Battle Creek.
= A new firm has been organized il
e Yale. The parties composing it are W
l.. +. Ballentine and James Maharg, VIII
have associated themselves togethe
!. for the purpose of carrying on liver.
:. business in this place. They will carr.
e on the business in what is known q
- the Jackson House barn, large AM
- commodious structure located in tn
~ rear of that hotel. The destruction o
- Thomas Bennatt's barn by fire recent
~ has left Yale one short of its usual quo
to of livery barnes, and it would seer
J, makes room for this new enterprise
4 Both members of the firm are well an
= widely known in this region, and W
l. wish them abundant success.
- Contractor Reichard, with crew @
II men, began work this week on the er
larging and remodeling of j. A. Mer
zies' house on Mechanic street. Fall
l. now here and winter is just at its heel
,. To prevent the Expositor editor froI
e freezing, the work will be pushed, an
~ as none of our patrons desire to have
y on their hands frozen stiff and unmal
I, ketable, we ask them to each and a
AZ give us a friendly push by prompt
~ coming forward with cash on subscril
u ton or account. For time we may
able to run paper on wind; but thes
Sc times it takes cash to build hous
IN Every dollar counts. Please push ju
rt now, kind friends, when we need, an
@, can assure you we will appreciate
th friendly boost.
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