The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-01-11
Get your groceries of Ballentine.

Get your groceries of Ballentine.
For window shades go to Holden's.
Settling up time. Don't forget the
printer.
Mems and boys leggings at Yale
Clothing House.
See +. B. Fuller g. Co.'S adv. for rib
bons and socks.
The Yale Expositor and To-Day, De-
troit's new daily for $3.50.
Poultry wanted first of each week
at HOlden's meat market.
Children's jackets-just what you
want-at S. Goldberg & Co.'S.
Putney & Chamberlain have q
change of ad this week. Read it.
Gov. Bliss message complete pub
lished on inside page of Expositor.
Hardware sold at a reduction at Hut
toms hardware during the next 80 days.
Wanted-a medium sized porker,
dressed or undressed. Mrs. E. r. Hoi-
brook.
For rent: Two fine front rooms over
Fox q Rounds hardware. Apply to
Mrs. A. w. Ferguson. 34tf
N. b. Sponenburg has been assisting
in the inventory taking at Grant Hol-
den's drug store this week.
Regular meeting of the Eastern
Michigan Press Club will be held at
the Felowcraft Club, Detroit, today.
The fact that Nero was fiddler in
stead of cornet player must have
been some satisfaction to the Romans.
John Hutton will continue his In
yentory sale to February 18th. Also
q reduction on regular line of hard
ware. See his ady.
Alexander Lowe, who is among the
oldest and continuous subscribers for
The Expositor, invaded our sanctum
in friendly way last week.
OF the Eclipses of the sun and moon
which occur in 1901, none of them are
visible in the United States, except in
Alaska and the PHILIPPINE Islands.
w. II. Ballentine and wife have both
been on the sick list this week, and in
consequence the former has been alb
sent from his store most of the time.
For Sale-A business lot 20 # front,
south side of G. A. Wells lot on Main
street. Excellent location for a black
smith shop. Inquire of Drake & Rapley,
Yale, Mich. lift
We notice by the Republican that
Frank Gillian has given up his position
as clerk of the Roberts House at SAM
lac Centre to accept like Job at the
Exchange hotel in Carsonville.
Mrs. S. Goldberg is quite ill. Her
sister Maccabees OF Detroit learned of
her sickness and sent her a beautiful
bouquet of flowers. She feels very
grateful to them for their kindness.
Advance Lodge, No. 10, IOOF will
install the newly elected officers this
friday evening. All members are
earnestly requested to be present.
Visiting members will receive cordial
welcome.
Some of the tirebugs of the Tunnel
City have been cornered and confessed
their guilt. They are mostly young
lads. But for all this fires continue.
1t must be that some of the boys are
yet at large.
George Cough, Yale's pioneer I'M
dertaker and funeral director, has an
adv. in this issue of The Yale EXPOSE
tor. Should it be your sad duty to
call on him he will attend to your
wants promptly.
Work on the new Presbyterian
church has been progressing finely
during the milder weather of the past
side work will be done, and next week
the plastering will begin.
The Farmers Institute will begin it.
session in Yale at $50 a. m. on Wed,
nesday, Jan. 10Th. Split enough woods
get all other necessary chores in the
smallest possible corner, so that you
can come to town bright and early;
and not have to go home until the
game is finished and the grist all
ground out.
The Yale Furniture Co. has done a
very large business since opening up
in the rooms oyer Mcintyre ~ Harris
establishment. A finer class of up
holstered goods has meyer been carried
In Yale, and the prices on other furni-
ture are right. When you want furni-
ture call on the new company. You
will be treated courteously and receive
prompt attention.
Last Tuesday evening the Uno De-
batting Club, of Yale High School, held
a meeting at Brockway, the guests of
Lulu MCmalOL. ne quesJlOu lOI
discussion was "Resolved that man is
more useful to the world than woman"
The question was decided in the neg
atiye. After the debate an elegant re-
past was served by the hostess, after
which the Club returned to Yale-dis-
cussing wise and wonderful things on
their way home.
The Farmers Best Friend
La tho "a hnn frintnd