The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-09-05

A few OF the great bargains IN mus
lin waists ut Wallace Ballentine's.
A delivery of the new 81. Clair Co.
directory was made TO Yale subscribers
this week.
All gasoline stoves, refrigerators and
ice cream freezers at cost at Rounds q
NanCamp's.
The largest stock and most stylish
line of hats will be- found at Yale
Clothing House.
Try the Racket for nickle. plated
ware, tea kettles. tea pots, coffee pots,
large size, choice 69c each.
Three automobiles were noticed
passing through our streets on Tues
day. No one In Yale possesses one of
these vehicles as yet.
Eber Harnden's new elevator at San
lilac Centre is about completed, we no.
tice by the Republican, and Mr.. Harm
den expects 10 DO doing business next
week.
Walker d Middleton haye Just re-
ceived several carloads of soft coal.
Place your order ut once and II will be
delivered TO your home or place OF
business.
Yale Chapter OES will hold its next
regular meeting in Masonic Hall, on
Wednesday evening. September II, ut
which time the annual election of Of
ticers will occur.
A. W. Kelley, well known for many
years I'm Yale IA n travelling man, has
with his wife, taken up their residence
at the Paisley house. Mr.. kelley's
former home was In Detroit.
The young people of the Brick
chapel who sold ice cream and cake
last Saturday afternoon and eve-
ning were very successful, the pro-
ceeds amounting TO nearly nineteen
lollars.
Dress does not make the person
Eor does a clean exterior indicate "A
clean interior. To be well all the or
cans of the body must work i'm har-
mony. Rocky Mountain Tea does this
work. Grant Holden.
The young folks of Yale and yicin-
ily will give n grand harvest ball IN
Michaels' Hall, Yale. on Wednesday
evening, September 10, to which the
public Is cordially INVITED 10 attend.
Good music. Bill, IS cts.
A very light shower Of rain fell
last Sunday afternoon, but not enough
TO lay the dust, which Is getting 10 be
nuisance. 4 nice rain would be ap.
preciaied, but We are quite satisfied
with things ne they are, fearing more
Hoods.
Lost-Somewhere in Port Huron or
Yale on Thursday of last week, n wine
cOlored pocket-book containing two
tens, three fiyes and two dollar bill,
a kOTM policy and two blank notes.
Finder will be literally rewarded boy
returning 10 it, owner, j. II. Young,
Yale.
The Christian EndeRvor Society OF
the Presbyterian church has rented the
building on Main street recently va
Gated by Mrs Taylor aud will sell ice
cream and cake each Saturday eve-
ming for few weeks, also on Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week, the
days of the reunion.
W. W. Lord, of Peck, and Fred +.
Montney, OF Yale, have entered into a
partnership and will look after sales,
public or private, on short notice and
at very reasonable terms. IL you in
tend having a sale call on Lord x
Moutney. See their nd on another
page OF this weeks issue.
Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave, oyer Knilps drug store, Port HUI
ron, will be at "The Paisley" Hotel
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be Friday, Sept. 18th.
lie will be in his Port Huron Office
every day in the month except Fridays.
Neal, youngest son of James Sterling
of Lynn Corners, IN company with
some other boys on Sunday last, was
running. carrying dynamite cap in
his right hand when he fell. the cap
exploding, tearing the hand in such n
manner that II was necessary for Dr..
Wight TO amputate the thumb at the
first Joint and the forehnger at the
second. The little fellow will be COM
PEELED 20 carry his hand IN sling for
some time.
Frank l.. Nellis, OF Mt. Clemens,
deputy state game warden, was in town
the first OF the week looking into al
legged dynami,ng of Mill Creek and
consequent illegal killing OF fish. lie
will pay reward of $40 forinformation
that will lead 20 the CONVICTION OF any
person or persons accused of such use
of dynamite or Of the illegal use Of
nets In the creek. Protection OF fish
life b. something that all are Interested
in, and the conservation thereof In
waters horeabouts Is something In
which our people should heartily CO.
operate with the game and fish depart
meut.
A change in the way OF business has
taken place on Main street this week
the Racket again going into new hands.
William Gardner, who purchased the
business from Harry NanNleet last
spring, has sold out TO Thos. G.. llol-
den, our former meat dealer, who from
poor health has kept himself free from
business cares for year PAST. Mr..
Gardner. having interests in Bay City
and home there desired 90 return
with his family. therefore concluded 10
dispose OF his stock In Yale, although
doing fine business, which Mr.. Hol.
den will take up with the assistance of
his family. Miss Edith will take charge
of the store, and callers will be sure OF
pleasant greeting. We have no
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