The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-12-20

Holden Bros.
W. w. Adams
Fred +. Francis
l.. Il. Fuller q Co.
Mrs. James Brown
Wallace Ballentine.
Yale Clothing House
Fifteen per cent off on all chinawsre
Mt The Racket.
See Mrs. James Browns important
announcement elsewhere. Ladies' hats
of.
Remember Goldberg & Co.'S great
reduction sale for the balance of this
month.
Are you good guesserl IL you are
you had better read l.. Roy Fuller's
advertisement
The Lexington News will publish
only supplement issue Christmas
week. A good idea.
The mercury has been lowering
around the zero mark this week. Five
below Monday morning.
Eta Rooney, former compositor in
the Brown City Banner office, is act
ing in that capacity in the Expositor
Office at present.
Don't forget to carefully look over
the Advertisements of The Expositor
before making your purchases for
holiday presents.
Stove for sale-I have hard coal
stove, Bement No. 90, which | will sell
very cheap. IL is as good as new. In
quire of James Hisey. 81
Walker & Middleton haye just re-
ceiyed n carload of packers salt and
expect to deal in this commodity here
after. Gall at their elevator.
The Coleman Independent has just
passed ITS 18th birthday and we wish TO
compliment Brother Dave Menerey on
the success he has made so far IN life.
May he continue to prosper.
Anna Hayes desires TO inform the
people of Yale that she 10 prepared 10
do sewing by the day or week. Those
hAying sewing to do are requested TO
consult her. Charges moderate.
The largest, the best and most up-to.
date line of furniture may be found at
the Yale Furniture Co.'S warerooms.
Don't buy what you need until you
take a look through the immense stock
Of this firm.
Lost-Somewhere on the road be-
tween Yale and the Rodger Barrett
farm Monday night a pair of heavy
wool blankets. Finder will please
leave same Mt The Expositor office and
receive reward. $40
Last week the Harbor Beach Times
sent out its Christmas number in order
that IL might reach the readers of the
paper before Christmas purchases were
made and thereby benefit the adver-
tisers. II was creditable issue.
Lost-Somewhere on the road be-
tween Yale and the Marvin Holcomb
farm SO miles west, bag of Hour con-
tanning 100 lbs. Finder will please
leave at The Expositor Office and re-
ceiye reward. So Thomas Staley.
Local merchants all pay taxes and
help TO support and build up our town,
and il is simply placing distractions
in the way of the growth and prosper
lty of the town for it's inhabitants TO
acquire the habit of trading away from
home.
Grand Lecturer Windsor will be in
Yale on January 9th, 1902, and hold n
Masonic school of instruction. All
members OF Brockway Lodge, No. 3l6,
are earnestly requested TO attend as n
~ toN Ncoa VI hoON VIII NC eoAfCa AiOih
this school.
For sale-The Palmer Chamberlain
property located on the Brockway
road in the Village of Yale will be sold
for n reasonable figure. IL consists of a
comfortable house and q acres OF land =.
For particulars call on or write Chas.
w. CARING, Brockway. 324
Harvey Tappan has this week painted
the floor of his Office I'm the Lutx Block
and otherwise improved its appear
ance. Harvey may be found at his
Office In Yale each week except Mon
day aud Tuesday when he will be at
tending probate court in Port Huron.
l.. Hewitt has moved from Roseburg
To Yale and IL occupying the Scott
Bakery building, where he will handle
full line of Singer sewing machines.
lie will be pleased TO haye any one
contemplating purchasing n sewing
machine TO consult him as TO prices
and terms.
The Expositor Job rooms have been
more than rushed with commercial
printing during the past three months
and there seems to be no let up 90 the
rush. Two Job printers and two job
presses are kept constantly busy. Last
week we turned out large half sheet
poster for T.. y. Fuller a Co. and the
general arrangement of the bill, dis
play, presswork. ETC., could not be ex.
celied in n city Office. We say this
not In bgastinQ way, but simply 10