The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-04-19

! ID. G.. Williams sells seeds that grow.
Carriage paints, all colors, at McIn-
! tyre & Harris.
All the latest patterns in wall paper
at Grant Holden's.
John WEIGH has secured a position
as clerk for Esper d Co.
Have you seen those gasoline stoves
at Rounds q Vancamp's?
Yale's nimrods haye been making
small catches along Mill creek of late.
The good dressers usually go to Yale
Clothing House for their hats and
caps.
BENZ. Evans took carload of stock
to Buffalo Saturday and returned
Tuesday.
A. e. Jackson wants to buy four
pigs from to weeks old. Call at
| Hotel Jackson. 5Ott
Redcob ensilage seed corn, 80 per
cent guaranteed to grow, for sale at
| Wharton & Co.'S.
VIM. Parks has been busy the past
week cleaning the cutters of Main
street. 1t is decided Improvement.
At their north end store E. b. Fuller
& Co. have on display a fine assort-
ment of spring hats and caps, up-to-
the.hour In style.
The next meeting of the Sanilac
County Sunday School Association
will be held at Brown City, Monday,
| May 18th, or as soon thereafter as is
convenient.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Keeps you we'll all summer. Rocky
| Mountain Tea taken this month. Soc.
Ask your druggist.
Big sale of clothing and general
merchandise. That's the headlines of
| Hughes Bros. & Montney's big ad in
this weeks Expositor. Look it up
and see what they haye to offer.
A mistake was made by the local
correspondent in announcing the date
| of the Old Peoples Meeting in the NJ.
E. church for Sunday morning, April
| Il, instead of April q 1t is now post
poned to a still later date.
Lincoln Avery was appointed Wed.
nesday night by Gov. Bliss to succeed
| C.. S. Platt, of Flint, as a member of
the State Board of Education. p. II.
Kelley, of Detroit, was also appointed
member of the same board to sue
coed E. +. Johnson, of Ann Arbor.
The ladies' aid of the NJ. p. church
will serve supper in the church this
| (Frlday) evening from 6 till all are
served. Single meals Is cents or %
cents per couple. Proceeds to apply
on minister's salary. Help a good
cause by taking your supper at the
church tonight.
The last quarterly meeting of the
Eastern Michigan Press Club held at
Detroit. Friday, April II, was very
largely attended. All the members
present speak in high terms of the
good they got out Of the several papers
read, and the entertainment furnished
during their stay in Detroit was, much
enjoyed.
Mrs. James Brown feels grateful for
the generous response from her old
customers so far this season and would
hereby further intimate that while en-
gagged in the business she will ever en-
deavor to keep in stock everything in
her line that might be desired by the
most fastidious, and for prices will
feel pledged to meet the requirements
of all classes.
Inventory has been taken of the
general dry goods stock purchased of
Putney g. Chamberlain by K. b. Fuller
d Co. and it Is now ready for public in
specHon. The business will be carried
on at the present stand and the store
} will be designated as the south end
J store. The one in the Masonic block
J will be known as the north end store.
J Mr.. Fuller is a thorough business man
and his patrons will receive perfect
: satisfaction in every detail.
At the L meeting of the Presby-
terrain church held at Mrs. F. Mont
ney's on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Montney served refreshments in honor
of its being her birthday. A novel lit
tie scheme was also planned and car
ried out by her. Each lady brought
five cents and presented it to the host
ess "a birthday gift. To this amount
! Mrs. Montney added penny for each
birthday of herself and presented the
whole to the society's fund. Much
pleasure and little sewing was the re-
; suit of the afternoon.
Not long ago an item was dropped
into the Expositor item box at the post
Office by some evil-disposed person and
1t got into print. We spoke of it at
the time and warned those dropping
5 such items in the box to beware that
Y we did not have a detective around.
? As careful as we have since been in
$ selecting items from the item-box one
3 in regard TO Blanche Mcmahon, of
J Brockway, visiting E. Wilt southeast
of the village crept into our last issue.
3 We are sorry that we have one in this
7 neighborhood who is so degraded as to
s enjoy seeing In print an item that
would in anywise throw slur at a
: young lady. Now for the benefit of
l this snake-in-the-gras who is guilty of
: this act, don't let us find you out for il
: we do you will not think it so funny
as you do now.