The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-02-01
Get groceries at Ballentine's.

Cinderella in Flowerland Feb. 9th.
For window shades go to Holden's.
Durno-Emmet Co. tomorrow night.
Mrs. Harry VanVleet is considerably
better.
Hard and soft wood for sale at Nc
Intyre & Harris.
Watches given away at Ballentine's.
See ad in this issue.
Big reduction IN blankets aud robes
at Wallace Adams.
Bargains in children's heavy suits
atYale Clothing House.
Room moulding and picture frames
atThe Yale Furniture Co.'S.
BOYS and mems oyercoats at very
low prices at Goldberg & Co.'S.
The Shakespeare Club meets Mon
day evening, Feb. 4th, with Lizzie
Evans.
Watch your chance and get the best
suit of clothes and a watch for $1,000
az Ballentine's.
For high grade shoes and all kinds
o9 footwear at low grade prices, go to
"A b. Fuller q Co.
Call at The Expositor Office and get
q sample copy of To-Day" Detroit's
great penny daily.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mckinney has been ap-
pointed postmistress at Brockway-
Patrick Fox resigned.
Will Edgerton, who has been parol-
ed from Ionia for good conduct, is
home with his friends again.
Henry G.. White has been engaged
to keep the p. NJ. water tank filled and
looks after that work in Yale.
The L 3 S of the Presbyterian church
will meet next week Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. E. r. Beecher.
This is february the first day, and
half your fuel and half your hay"-
the big half-will probably yet come
iu handy.
A nice new layer of crystalized vapor
fell last Saturday night, and as result
we heard the merry sound of sleigh
bells on Sunday.
Anyone having green elm wood and
would like to exchange the same for a
fur coat, can be accommodated at the
Yale Clothing House.
The many friends of old Mrs. Mer-
rilI will be pleased to learn that she is
2,
some person holding her.
Marine City is to have another news
paper with Mr.. Kent of Vassar as pub
Usher, who has recently sold his inter-
est in the Vassar Times to his partner.
1.-THE Worlds Tomorrow" is the
tppic of Charles II. Fraser's lecture on
the evening of February II. This is
the next number in the Public School
Bocture Course.
A number of friends and neighbors
spent Thursday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Russell. At eleven O'Clock
an elegant lunch was served. All re-
pert good time.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See it
exterminate poison. Feel it reYitalize
ysur blood and nerves and bring back
the happy, joyous feeling of boyhood
days. Soc. Ask your druggist.
Postmaster Wallace has placed a
new spring on the inner door of the
pest Office. 1t works charmingly, and
does away with the loud banging here
tofore accompanying the entrance or
exit of patrons.
Edgerton Bros. wish to say to those
having logs to cut into lumber that
tQtY Chu saw ally ohihB AAOIh Il w w
feet. Also that setting will be made
for 5000 feet or over.
Prof. Warren G. Hull, Superintend-
eat of Flint's public schools, in writing
to Prof. j. @. Roode, under date of
Jan. oath, says: "I attended the Durno-
Emmett Combination last evening and
epioyed two and one-half hours of
bright amusement. They were here
last year and they have packed houses.
q is Jolly crew and no mistake. En-
closed is program. You will like
tAem, ] believe"
The band boys held dancing party
In Central Hall last Friday evening
which was quite we'll patronized. The
exercises continued until a late hour,
which indicates that the guests enjoy
ed the occasion. The hall had been
specially prepared for the dance, and
tie participants tell us that the room
is now a fine place for such amuse-
usnts. The music for the evening was
furnished by the Boucher Bros orches-
tn, OF Fargo.