The Yale expositor., 1901-05-17
Trv Sargent's 35ct tea.

Laces at Hughes Bros. & Montney's.
Straw hats for &c at S. Goldberg q
Co.'S.
Carriage paints, all colors, at McIn-
tyre q Harris.
Township Board of Review notice in
another place in this issue.
Bright and pleasing is John Hutton's
line of flat and hollow silverware.
The Blue Lily perfume has beauti-
full odor. Try it at Corner Drug Store.
Dimities and muslins, newest thing
for shirt waists at Wallace Ballentine's.
Buy your carpets at Fuller's north
end store-they have q large assort-
ment.
Nice line of chamber sets just re-
ceived at The Racket. Call and see
them.
The largest line of dining room
chairs in town at Yale Furniture Co.'S.
warerooms.
For Sale Cheap, one pump and
stock, but little used and almost as
good as new. w. Coulter.
Pearl Grinnell is at Carsonyille
where he is engaged as instructor of
the cornet band.
BENZ. Evans shipped a number of
cattle and hogs from this point to
Buffalo Saturday last.
Fine negligee shirts, ties, collars,
cuffs, hats-a complete line of gents
furnishings at S. Goldbergs & Co.'S
David Stoner is now superintendent
of Public Works for the village of
Yale in place of A. S. Parks resigned.
Two houses ana lots for sale cheap,
now occupied by John Sexton and
Lambert Jones. Apply to John Sex
ton, Yale. PA
il. Il. Beard has been appointed
deputy township treasurer by ID. A.
McKeith. The town board will meet
sometime this week and confirm the
appointment.
Changes in the salaries of Michigan
postmasters haye been ordered of late
and among others we notice Yale gets
an increase of 500. The salary attach.
ed to this office is now 81 400.
Bring your horses to Yale next Mon
day, May 20. Horse buyers from De-
troit will be here and want to buy all
they can get. You will find them at
s. Goldberg q Co.'S clothing store.
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. Soc. Grant
Holden.
Ladies! in making that new dress
you will need braids and trimmings;
and in looking around town you will
find just what you want at right prices
e. i,,t ha
Palmer building.
The directors of the Yale Agricul-
tural Association held q meeting We'd
nesday afternoon in the Rapley House
parlors and made arrangements for
the coming fall fair. The premium
list was gone over and changes made
in superintendent, judges, etc.
President Mann wishes The Expos
itor to say to those who insist in using
the sidewalks when riding their BIZ
cycles that unless the practice is
stopped at once he will order warrants
issued against some of the violators.
See that it is not you dear reader.
j. H. High this week sold his Mary
street property to the First Presby-
terrain church society and it will be oc-
cupied by Rev. G. ID. Ellis and family
in the course of couple of weeks.
King G. Holden's family are packing
their household goods preparatory to
moving to Almont.
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 l will sell at re-
duced prices. When in need come
and see me. G. f. Michaels.
George Zuelch was in Wednesday
and ordered large bills with which
to advertise his discount sale on shoes.
Commencing Saturday, May IS, and
continuing for 80 days discount of
20 per cent will be allowed on shoes in
order to make room for other goods.
His stock of general merchandise is
complete. Besides q general stock of
goods Mr.. Zuelch handles agricultural
implements, and repairs for same,
buggies, ETC.
IL does seem that the number of
DRINKS that appear upon our streets
Sundays should be taken care of and
not allowed to reel to and fro at will
when our respectable citizens are
either going TO church or returning
nome. Ldst cuuuay Wuou tno Culi-
dren and others were returning from
Sunday School three young men-a
better term TO be used is young pigs
displayed their ignorance by appear
ing on the streets in all intoxicated
condition. Their names We'll not
publish this time but should we learn
of such disgraceful occurances hap
pening again they nor others need not
expect to be shown any mercy.