The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28
stationery sale ON at The Fair.

Wight.
Rain each day since Sunday has put
the roads IN bad condition.
Will Yale haye n lecture course this
year, Time to arrange for same now.
The interior of the Church of Christ
on Mechanic street Is being repaired
and reprinted.
Our line of school books and sup
plies Is complete and prices low.
Grant Holden.
Mrs. Sarah Holden has purchased
Leyi Whites house aud lot on east
Mechanic street.
For good goods and honest prices in
new fall and winter suits 20 to the
Yale Clothing House.
Rounds Il NanCamp are getting in
their line of base burners and soft coal
stoves which includes the best makes in
each line.
Malcolm Johnson, of Mem his, is the
barber at T.. +. Pratrs shop, Ernest
Mcknight haYing secured position in
Port Huron.
VIM. Smafeld an old and respected
pioneer of Elk township, anu who has
been long and patient sufferer, died
Friday morning and was buried on
Sunday.
We are pleased to learn that j. A.
Boice, Of Peck. has secured very de.
sirable position taking charge of the
notion department In krolck * Co.'s
wholesale house, Detroit.
The Ballentine Dry Goods Co., OF
Port Huron, have change OF ad In
this issue of The Expositor which will
be of interest to early buyers of fail
goods. Read what they offer you and
be benefited thereby.
Two excursion trains OF twelve coach
es each occupied by employees OF the
Pere Marquette, mostly from Saginaw
and Bay City. passed through Yale
Saturday morning bound for Port HUI.
ron TO spend the day.
n pleasant evening was spent at Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. McNulty's Tuesday by sew.
eral couples who came in upon them
as pleasant surprise. The guests
brought leo cream and cake with them
and all enjoyed few hours.
Frank Middleton says he is dandy
and IL worth his weight in gold. We
reter 10 the line bouncing baby boy
horn to himself and wife on Friday
last. May the little fellow ever be a
comfort and Joy to the household.
James Clicks barn, on his farm
mile south and mile east Of Ayoca.
was struck by lightning during the
storm on Tuesday. There were so
tons Of hay in the barn at the time
and everything Was consumed. Loss
81 200; insurance $500.
Capac will let its light shine-elec.
trio light. special election WAS held
there on Monday night TO bond the
village for $4,000 to build an electric
light plant IN connection with the
waterworks plant. The question was
carried by n large majority, ll2 voting
in favor and O against the measure.
John Holden and James Hisey, who
have been In partnership for the past
two or three years buying and shipping
baled hay and straw, are no longer
connected, John Holden retiring.
Herbert Clark Is the new member and
the firm is now styled ilisey n Clark.
We bespeak for the new company a
successful career.
Geo. W. Bell has an adj in this issue
of The Expositor calling attention 10
the fact that he is prepared To attend
sales Of every description. Mr.. Bell
has had twenty-five years experience
~ ~ practical auctioneer and guaran.
tees to give good satisfaction. In HE
/ charges he Is very reasonable. See
him before engaging an auctioneer.
| Orders left at this office will receive
prompt attention.
The Patrons Picnic that was adver-
tised for Thursday of this week has
/ 10 TO-
/ ON account OF the rainy condi.
ton of the weather. Hon. r.. L. Cole,
past-lecturer of New York State Grange
was here and expressed himself as be.
| ing very much disappointed that the
meeting could not be held. The com.
mittee of Pomona Grange will no
doubt decide on some date soon when
the picnic will be held.
The j. ID. Paldi Post & Fencing Co.
held n meeting at the home of Joseph
Paldi on Thursday, Aug. 18th, At which
time II was decided not to sell st. Clair
county in whole but 90 dispose OF
township and farm rights. Those de-
string farm rights can secure same at
$500 per 40 acres by applying TO secre.
tRrv VIM. JurdRn, Jos. Paldi or Daniel
Foley. Messrs. Paldi and Jurdan are
In the township of Berlin this week
selling farm rights. II n reasonable
price is offered for the township It will
be sold entire.
Many improvements have been made
in our public schools during vacation.
A new iloor has been laid i'm the pri.
mary building and the foundation
walls have been repaired. In the high
school building the walls were cleaned
aud the rear of the lower hallway par
toned of to be used as recitation
room for scholars from the lst and "a
intermediate departments. Maude
Pearce has been engaged Go take
charge of this room. This change will
assist the teachers OF those two de-
partments and will be n great benefit
To the schools.
Tunnel City Athletic club promises
To- give the visitors 60 the Maccabee
picnic ON September End rare treat
A ten round sparring contest between
Mike Ward. Of Sarnia, the Canadian