The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-05-10
SeSeSSS9SsSsSsSeSsSS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Try Sargent's 35ct tea.

Try Sargent's 35ct tea.
See Wallace Ballentine for lace cur
tains.
A l2qt. chamber pail only 29cts at
The Racket.
Screen doors and windows are being
put in place.
Knee pants at 19c. for Saturday only.
S. Goldberg & Co.
All steel land rollers and Fair plows
at Mcintyre & Harris.
Geo. ". Reid has added village
water to his livery stable.
The place to buy muslin underwear
is at Wallace Ballentine's.
e. H. Drake was in Brown City
Tuesday on legal business.
Bright and pleasing is John Hutton's
line of flat and hollow silverware.
New and nobby patterns in shirt
waists at Fuller's north.end store.
The Blue Lily perfume has a beauti.
full odor. Try it at Corner Drug Store.
Emerson Cooper will move into the
house vacated by Harry VanVleet and
wife.
Harvey Drake was quite sick last
Friday but is able to q tend to business
this week.
The largest line of dining room
warerooms.
For Sale Cheap, one pump and
stock, but little used and almost as
good rs new. w. Coulter.
James Rath has the thanks of the
publishers family for a large bunch
of fine rhubarb.
Fine negligee shirts, ties, collars,
cuffs, hats-a complete line of gents
furnishings at S. Goldbergs & Co.'S.
The Brockway township board met
last Friday and accepted the liquor
bond of j. G. Mcmahon, Brockway.
Two houses and lots for sale cheap,
now occupied by John Sexton and
Lambert Jones. Apply to John Sex
ton, Yale. "a
Robt. II. Menerey is building an adj
dition to the east side of his house on
Mechanic street which he will use as a
kitchen.
The Shakespeare Club have issued
invitations for an "Unlucky party" at
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griswold's next
Monday evening.
The twenty-ninth annual reunion of
companies II. and /. 4th Michigan
Volunteer Infantry, will be held at
Capac, on Thursday, June goth, 1901.
Arthur Kelley went to Detroit last
week where he has a position in his
brother-in-law's harness shop. Charley
Presley is now at work for w. w.
Adams.
DR.. Milbrandt the great eye special
ist will be at Hotel de Martin, Yale,
Tuesday, May 81, from am. to pm.
You who cannot get relief call and see
him. Consultation free.
Alfred Young, of 5527 Wentworth
avenue, Chicago, sends us one dollar
for the Expostor another year saying
that he must have the paper, for there
is where he gets all the news.
Mrs. J. No matter what causes facial
eruptions, absolute cleanliness inside
and out is the only way to cure them.
Rocky Mountain Tea taken this month
will drive them away. 35c. Grant
Holden.
Since Professor Roode's resignation
Director Tappan of the Yale Public
School Board has received a number
of applications. The trustees will
meet next Monday evening to hire a
new principal.
The OES held their regular meeting
on Wednesday evening at which time
It was voted to extend an invitation to
the Capac chapter to be present at
special meeting on May 22d. The
work on degrees will probably be ex-
emplified by the visiting chapter.
The new safe for the Yale State
Bank is here and now occupies its
place in the bank vault. 1t is of the
Mosler make, has a time lock and is
burglar proof. You need not be
afraid to deposit your money with
this institution, for it will be perfectly
safe.
The assessment roll of the Village |
of Yale is now in the hands of Treas |
urer Fead at the First National Bank |
where he is ready to receive taxes from |
those who are prepared to pay. Don't
put off the payment until it will be |
necessary for you to pay per cent
collection fees.
To those who need shingles. l have |
on hand about 500 Nj nearly all new |
cut, good grade, that / will sell at re-
duced prices. Price from 75cts per M |
and up. have also full line of |
lumber and lath that will sell at re-
duced prices. When in need come
and see me. @. +. Michaels.
willard WEIGH is around again and
in conversation with q representative |
of The Expositor he wished us to say
in regard to the false reports of him
picking scabs from the face of small
pox patient, that he may be light in the
upper story but he is not quite so lack
ing as the one who started these ma
licious stories.