The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-05-03

The best suit in town at Goldberg's.
Old papers for sale at the Exposition
office.
Coffee drinkers should call at Fred
Francis.
Blue Lily perfume at the Corner
Drug Store.
Felt curtain shade, complete, only
&c at The Racket.
A new line of underwear and hosiery
at the Yale Bazaar.
Nj. Matzen and family haYe moYed
from Croswell to Cass City.
Farm harness complete at S22, $24,
$50 and $32 at Rounds & Vancamp's.
Don't forget the Yale Furniture Co.
when in need of mattresses and springs.
Spring overcoats-fne line, good
goods, correct prices at S. Goldberg q
Cos.
An endless chain of values in chain
and chainless wheels in John Hutton's
ad. on this page.
Andrew DePeel has the frame of his
new house erected and expects soon
to have it enclosed.
Mrs. VIM. Henry was called here
from Coleman last week on account of
the serious illness of her father.
The engines on the Pere Marquette
railroad are supplied with coal at
Clifford now instead of Yale as here
tofore.
Wallace Ballentine has added new
cash register to his store. 1t is of the
Hallwood make and the only one of
its kind in town.
Gentlemen If you want good fit
ting shoe, one that you will be proud
of, call at Yale Clothing House and ask
for the w. l.. Douglas shoe.
John Merrill has just added new
brick machine to his brick yard on his
farm south of Yale. He will manu-
facture brick more extensively.
Mckenzie & Co., of Emmett, have
started their Clydesdale stallion Druid
King on the road for the season with
Elisha Lambkin in charge. This horse
is fine animal.
Mothers of good judgment and ex-
perience give their little ones Rocky
Mountain Tea this month, keeps them
we'll. Soc. Made by Madison Medicine
Co. Grant Holden.
JIM. Hayiland has purchased the
trotting-bred stallion Christmas Chimes
of Marine City parties. This horse is a
fine animal and we congratulate Mr..
Haviland in securing 1t.
new express company is to be or
ganized by Detroit capitalists to be
known as the Michigan, ," Its principal
operations to be confined to the cleo
trio railways which will soon gridiron
the state.
James Brown has purchased the
Warren Roadway property west of the
NJ. Z. church and is busy making inn
provements thereon. He has torn
down the old house and will erect
neat brick veneer dwelling on the lot.
Wallace Balentine opened a new
stock of dry goods, notions, ETC., in
the north half of the Ballentine block
on Saturday last and has since enjoy
ed good trade. He will be pleased
to see all his old customers and many
new ones call on him.
Would it not be good idea if the
board of health should visit some of
the back yards about the village and
find out in what condition they are.
The old saying ga stitch in time saves
nine is an apt one and might be the
means of preventing seige of sick
ness.
The New Haven Weekly Star is for
sale. The publisher, Herman Burose,
has made the star shine brightly for
these many years, therefore we regret
to learn that our brother publisher de-
sires to retire from the newspaper
business, but whatever he may go at
our well wishes are with him.
Grams Horn Man. writes under
date of April 81, the following-"If it
is fun you want, you had better let the
subject stand as previously assigned,
for l believe that lecture contains
more to laugh at than any lecture l
giye." The subject therefore will be-
Royal Marks, or MARKS of
Prince" to be delivered in Central
Hall, Friday evening, May 10th.
You cannot help but notice the new
adv. for John Hutton on this page.
Since Mr.. Hutton located here, he has
made rapid strides in the hardware
business, and to-day, by hustling and
handling good goods, and being court
eous and accommodating, is enjoying
fine trade. His stock is always kept
up and comprises everything usually
carried by first-class concern of this
kind.
Chauncey Kelley and Duncan Nc
Keith bid their Yale friends goodbye
Tuesday morning and boarded the
west.bound train of the Pere Mar
quette for long and tiresome journey
across the western states to Idaho. It
is expected they will reach their des-
tination about Saturday. These
gentlemen will spend the next two or
three months prospecting. Their
many friends here wish them all man.
ner Of success in the wild and woolly
west