The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-05-10
Try Fred Francis fresh groceries.

Try Fred Francis fresh groceries.
Best 35ct tea in town at NJ. A. Sar-
gents.
Rich, Jersey milk for sale at Mrs.
Holbrook's.
Get your new dress or waist of Wall
ace Ballentine.
Fiye-thousand pounds wool wanted
at Wharton & Cos.
Nice set nickle-plated fiat-irons only
Scots at The Racket.
George Cough and Albert Lutz were
Port Huron visitors Monday.
Own light running Harrison wagon.
For sale by Mcintyre & Harris.
Get pair of shoes of Wallace Ball
entine Saturday. Special prices.
It's economy to buy good household
and kitchen utensils of John Hutton.
Don't forget the Yale Furniture Co.
when in need of mattresses and springs.
Spring overcoats-fine line, good
goods, correct prices at S. Goldberg &
Cos.
Esper & Co. have added neat
coffee cabinet to their grocery furni-
ture.
Work on the foundation of the new
Paisley House is delayed on account
of the rain.
w. S. Streeter and Henry A. Zuelch,
of Fargo, were in Yale on business
Wednesday.
Two apprentices to learn the millin-
cry business wanted at once. Mrs.
James Brown.
Just received the popular brand,
Drew-Selby shoe for ladies at Fuller's
north-end store.
Thos. Wilson & Son have just placed
a fine new awning in front of their
place of business.
Buy the w. L. Douglass shoe if you
want to get value for your money, at
Yale Clothing House.
Mrs. w. H. Learmont is spending
couple of weeks at the home of her
parents near Almont.
1t will be worth Scots to hear the
Grams Horn Man" tonight. "Royal
Marks" is great lecture.
Rain storms Wednesday and Thurs
day. We may expect a rainy season
now as we escaped it in April.
Rev. Chas. D. Ellis was called home
Thursday owing to the illness of his
wife. If not serious will return Sat-
urday.
j. H. Glaya is now resident of
Bridgeport instead of Millersburg,
having moved to his new home within
the past few weeks.
Geo. Cousins, who recently returned
from Scotland, is at work in the flax
mill for a short time previous to his
intended visit to the Pan-American
Exposition.
Mothers of good judgment and ex-
perience give their little ones Rocky
Mountain Tea this month, keeps them
we'll. 35c. Made by Madison Medicine
Co. Grant Holden.
Workmen have been engaged this
week excavating for Chas. Rounds
new house. AS soon as stone masons
can be secured the work of building
the foundation wall will be begun.
Last Saturday George Ryder and
family moved to Port Huron where
George has secured position as car
penter In the car shops. We wish him
all manner of success in his new home.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Vera Wallace last Friday evening on
the occasion of her 18th birthday.
The young folks enjoyed the evening
very much with crokinole and char
AIDES.
r. G. Mclaughlin has had manu-
featured a new brand of cigars, Yale's
Champion, and has placed them on
sale in the different cigar stands of the
village. This cigar is sold for cents,
is made from the best of stock, and if
you once try them you will smoke no
other.
Chas. Rounds this week set out
number of nice Carolina poplar trees
around the Presbyterian church lot,
donation from him. While he was at
this work he did good Job by placing
a row around his lot on the west of the
church.
The Yale Cornet Band appeared on
the streets last Friday evening and en-
livened the atmosphere with strains of |
sweet music. The band is improving
and our citizens and business men |
should encourage the boys in their |
work, also assist them by cash dona-
tons. It takes money to buy music. |
Help the enterprise along.
Gilbert r. Lovejoy, of Lenox, &C
companied by Judge Riley, of Detroit,
passed through Yale last Friday on |
their way to Sanilac Centre. Their OBJ
ject was to look over the proposed |
route of the electric railway from SAM
lilac Centre to Detroit and learn from
observation and inquiry whether il
would be paying investment. We
see no reason why this proposed route
would not pay from its start, for the
towns and country tributary on the
north of us are going to secure an out
let in the near future and no better
route could be established than the
one proposed.