The Yale expositor., 1901-03-29

See the Corner Drug Store truss adv.
on first page.
Late styles in hats and caps at Yale
Clothing House.
Mcintyre & Harris haYe the largest
line of bicycles in town.
John Baxter is building an addition
to his house on Mill street.
Girl wanted, for general housework.
Call on Mrs. r. G.. Mclaughlin.
Picture and room moulding, an ele-
CANT display at Yale Furniture Co.
For the best thing in trusses call at
The Corner Drug Store of Mathews d
Wight.
A. f. Leavitt has rented and will
soon occupy the house vacated by
Eber Harnden.
Good span of work horses for sale;
weight about 2400 pounds. Apply to
p. p. Currler, Yale. Az
Remember Samuel Eshleman's auc-
ton sale at his residence in Yale to-
morrow Saturday.
Spring hardware is the necessary
article at the present time. Rounds d
Vancamp is the place to buy it.
When you begin to make garden
bear in mind that seeds bought of d..
G.. Williams will always grow.
Mrs. Dooley, after selling her house
to Eber Harnden has removed to
Melvin with her two daughters.
Garden rakes, barrel churns, crock
churns, milk crooks and cream sepa-
rators at Rounds & Vancamp's.
Eek Brown has been among the sick
ones this winter but is out again. He
says it does not agree with him to be
sick.
Reserved seats for editor Browns
lecture will be sold at Grant Holden's
drug store on Friday evenlng-7:3O
O'Clock.
Mrs. Eva Black has returned from
Detroit with a bright new stock of up
to-date millinery. Opening April 4th,
18th and 9th.
J. T. Waterman died Wednesday
evening at his home In Peck. We go
to press too early to give a description
of his birth, life and death. Look for
10 next week.
For Sale-Bay horse, years old,
weight 100 pounds, sound and all
right. Broke to drive single or double.
Will sell for cash at reasonable figure.
Call on DR.. w. G.. Wight, Yale. 46-b
The st. Clair County Teachers AS
ISOLATION meets in Port Huron to-mor-
row Saturday. The first session
opens at $50 q. M, the second at 200
p. m. A fine program has been ar
ranged.
f. B. Fuller & Co. will give away as
prizes, for eggs delivered at their store
Saturday, April eth, 20 pairs of 5O-cent
towels-one pair to be given to each OF
the 20 persons bringing the largest
number.
Charley Brown has rented the old
;,,I, hon Ia m
line of Mccormick machines and re-
psirs this season. Charley under.
stands machinery, is good salesman
and we are sure he will succeed.
All Sir Knights Of Yale Tent, KOTM
are requested to be present at reg
ular review to be held in their hall on
Tuesday evening, April I'd, as there
will be important business to be trans
acted. BY order of Commander Sweet
"The Marks of Prince" by editor
Brown was one of the most delightful
lectures Albany has ever had the priv.
ilege of hearing. From the first word
to the last the audience was intensely
attentive. Humor and pathos were
combined in a most pleasing degree
Herald, Albany, Ga.
Mrs. James Brown has returned
from Detroit with as large an assort-
ment of ladies' headwear as was ever
brought to Yale, and would inform the
ladies of Yale and vicinity that the
goods will be opened out and placed
for inspection next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday-will be pleased to greet
her old customers and many new ones
and show the goods.
On Thursday last w. II. Ballentine
gave bill of sale of his entire stock OF
merchandise, notes and accounts to
). S. Duffie, of Detroit, in trust for the
benefit of all of his creditors without
reference. On Friday the store was
closed and an inventory of the stock
has since been in progress. Ii is i'm.
possible to state at this time what will
be done with the matter in the future
as a meeting of the creditors has not
vet been held. Mr.. and Mrs. Ballen.
tine are both in Flint where they have
been called by the illness of their
daughter Mrs. Henry Martin. All of
Mr.. Ballentine's old friends and neigh
bors fully sympathize with him in hi;
misfortune.