The Yale expositor., 1901-05-24
See Esper & Co.'S change of ady.


Attend the auction sale tomorrow.
Ladies sailor hats only IA cts at The
Racket.
would rather be right than be left,
wouldn't you?
The best SIC tea in st. Clair county
at Wallace Ballentine's.
Gents underwear at 20cts garment,
regular 35ct goods at Goldberg " Co.'S
MAZE Evans closed successful term
of school in the Cole district last Fri
day.
Corn planters, all kinds, potato plant
ers, field hoes, wedding hoes, etc., at
Rounds & Vancamp's.
Dan Deemert is now one of the p. NJ.
R'y company's bridge gang, having
commenced work Monday.
You can find the hat you are looking
for if you will step into the hat room
at the Yale Clothing House.
Two houses and lots for sale cheap,
now occupied by John Sexton and
Lambert Jones. Apply to John Sex
ton, Yale. PA
Prof. J. A. Muma, of Mills, Sanilac
county, is the new principal of the
Sauilac Centre schools in place of c. G.
Putney who was elected county Com
missioner of Schools.
At M. A. Sargent's north-end store
will be found choice line of fresh
groceries, canned goods, tobaccos, etc.
Give him a call when in need of such
articles your wife told you not to forget.
Mrs. j. No matter what causes facial
eruptlons, absolute cleanliness inside
and out is the only way to cure them.
Rocky Mountain Tea taken this month
will drive them away. Soc. Grant
Holden.
Fred Secor has bought the DR.. High
lot just south of the High school
building and has already made some
improvements on the same. He ex-
poets to build dwelling house on the
site in the near future.
One of the old land marks of Simp-
son Park Camp Ground, the "Davis
Cottage" has been torn down and re-
moved. Next week the carpenters will
begin work on the Gass-Legg cottage
which is to be the finest on the grounds.
We notice by the Minden City
Herald that our old friend +. l.. Moore
has been appointed postmaster of that
village III the place of f. o. Hetiield.
Elmer's friends in this part of the
state will be pleased to learn of his
coed luck.
Hutton's adv. this week is complete
and full of hardware specialties. If
you are in need, or think you will be,
of anything in hardware a careful
reading of 1t may post you up. It's
interesting and brim full of hints on
spring hardware and should command
your attention.
To those who need shingles. l have
on hand about 500 NJ nearly all new
cut, good grade, that l will sell at re-
duced prices. Price from 75cts per NJ
and up. l have also full line of
lumber and lath that will sell at re-
duced prices. When in need come
and see me. G. f. Michaels.
NJ. F. Carey, the Emmett marble
and granite dealer, is enjoying large
and eyer increasing business. His
stock of building stone is large and he
is prepared to furnish any quantities TO
builders at right price. If you are
needing anything In his line don't buy
until you call at his works or write
him for particulars at Emmett.
Fred Il. Marvin, editor and proprie-
tor of the Searchlight published at
Carsonville has again been arrested.
This time the complaint is made by
Joseph Dave, former school teacher
of Marion township, the charge being
criminal libel through an editorial
article which appeared in the Search
light of May 10th, making shocking
charges against Dawes mental and
moral character.
1t has been reported at this Office
that certain persons, whose names we
will not publish at present, we're seen
on Sunday fishing with seine along
the upper end of Mill creek. The law
is strict against the use of seine and
should complaints be made to the
game warden of the county against
these individuals il would cost them
considerable money and possibly they
would be compelled to serve a term
in prison. 1t is hoped that they will
not repeat the offense.
The publisher of The Expositor re-
ceives many compliments on the neat
and attractive appearance, write-ups
and general tone of the paper, during
the year, all of which come unsolicit-
ed. If it was not for these kind words
of encouragement we would not have
been here to-day publishing a paper.
IL certainly is not the amount of
money made nor the improved con-
dition of our health that keeps us in
this community. Our friends in Yale
and vicinity are legion and for this
reason more than any other we are a
resident of Yale to-day. Our paper is
doing business on business principles,
and our mission here is not for the
purpose of furthering the ends of
some Individual, but for all the people
and the good of the town.