The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-09-28
Shoes for all at Ballentine,s.

Shoes for all at Balfentine's.
Doyou want lecture course this
year?
Buy your Rodgers silyerware of Fox
& Rounds.
You can buy hats and caps cheap at
Ballentine's.
Rudolph Andreae is so much better
as to be able to drive out.
S. Goldberg & Co. have umbrellas to
suit all. Call and see them.
Fine line of horse blankets and robes
Just arrived at Fox & Rounds.
Ladies' and Misses jackets-many
styles at Yale Clothing House.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Auction sale at A. f. Smiths, south
OF Brockway, tomorrow, Saturday.
The Capac Fair has been extensively
patronized by Yale people this week.
Acme Fence Machine, best and
cheapest, for sale by Mcintyre d
Harris.
The Pere Marquette will run cheap
excursion to Detroit, next Sunday,
Sept. 30th.
Pastor Keith will occupy the pulpit
at the NJ. p. church at IL a. M, Sum
day, Sept. 30th.
Wanted-A frst-cass man to take
charge of 100 acre farm. German pre-
fered. Call on j. II. Merrill, Yale.
The next regular meeting of the
Yale Bryan Club will be held at their
rooms On Monday evening, Oct. lst.
The FRAN fraternity will find an
interesting item in this issue under the
caption, The Masonic Sign of Distress.
People who burn the Lamp of Reas-
on need Rocky Mountain Tea. Great
est reason producer known. Doc. Ask
your druggist.
Mrs. Hennessey is again in the Yale
postoffice, she having taken the po-
sition made vacant by the resignation
of Bernice Kelley.
First-class girl wanted for general
homework. Good wages will be paid
TO the right person. Enquire of Mrs.
James McColl, Yale.
The upward slide in the thermome-
ter the first of the week was probably
due to numerous recent openings of
the campaign in this region.
On Sunday, Sept. 3Oth, Rev. FIR. Gull
linane will conduct service as follows:
in the Catholic church, Speaker, at
$50 a. M, and in Yale at 1880 a. m.
National Bank Examiner McLaugh-
lin has been in Yale during the past
week making his semi-annual examin-
alton OF the affairs Of the First Nation
al Bank.
George Brown, who has suffered for
number of years from a cancer on
his cheek, is much worse and his
friends are somewhat doubtful of his
recovery.
If you have any donations to make
to the Galveston sufferers place them
with The Expositor. In doing so there
will be no danger of donations being
mislaid or mis- appropriated.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid society had q
meeting with Mrs. F. A. Griswold at
her summer home, last Wednesday.
Supper was served, and neat sum
was realized as the nest egg of cash for
painting the church.
The lecture by Capt. Albert in Gen.
trail Hall, Oct. 9th, Is for the benefit of
Brockway lodge FAM. Patronizing
the entertainment is therefore more
than giving yourself n rare treat; it is
helping the fraternity at the same
time.
The way Marshal Emery is going for
the old and deficient cross-walks, and
repairing them or putting down new
ones, is proof that Charley don't swal-
low the yarn about Mckinley having
issued decree against the good old
time fall rains and mud.
II is expected that Rev. Thomas
DUR, the new pastor at the NJ. f..
church, will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday morning and evening. Be on
hand to greet him. And, having made
good start, why not occupy a pew at
that, or some other church, every Sum-
day? Why noP
The weather man whose lookout
port is at the top of the tower in Chica-
90, hellowed down to us Yesterday,
that Colorado and the montain region
had donned snowy mantle. He also
yells down the speaking tube that a
general chilliness had embraced the
northwest, aud was whirling down
this way and that oYercoats might be
in style for few days.