The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-07-28
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Stack covers for sale by Geo. Nell
tyre.
Black and red raspberries are pleI
tiful just now.
Shoes and clothing at Griswold'
way below cost.
A new line of shoes just received a
j. L. ROsenthal's.
Don't worry. Don't hurry. Life j
not too long at best
Mrs. VIM. Cooper is seriously i'll a
her home on Jones street.
Ella Anderson entertained few o
her friends last Friday evening.
Come and see the only genuine Chi
cago Bloomer Girls play August 4th.
The iceman was the only person il
town who did not kick on the heat las
week.
No preaching services in the NJ. L
church Sunday on account OF the alb
sence of the pastor.
Solomon Reid has sold his 40-acr,
farm east of Yale to his daughter-in
law, Mrs. VIM. Reid.
Are you looking for bargains? Il
so be sure and attend Beavis q Hutch
inson's inventory sale.
p. II. and +. +. Peters, of Davidson
| have purchased the drug business OF
j. +. Holden, at Brown City.
Chas. Rounds requests all holders OF
keys to the money box to please bring
them TO his hardware store at once.
am prepared to do paperhangine
and painting on short notice. Esti
mates given free. j. A. Cavanagh. so
Rev. Chas. ID. Ellis expects to be
away from Yale during the month OF
August when he will take a vacation
and rest.
John Hutton has secured the con.
tracts to do the plumbing Oh the F.
w. Andreae, Daniel Ferguson and r..
G. Mclaughlin residences.
There is nothing more refreshing
than a bath on a hot day. Try one at
WindsOr's barber shop and see if you
do not feel better after it.
A number of young people enjoyed
watermelon party at the home of
4. ii. Parkinson west of town Tues
day evening. A jolly time was had.
1t is liable to rain at any time, but
if you have one of those stack covers
sold by Geo. Mcintyre you need not
fear that your stacks of grain will get
wet.
A nice granite or chrysolite preserv-
ing kettle may be used the year around
but is especially handy during the
fruit season. John Hutton always has
them for sale.
The publisher of The Expositor re-
turns thanks TO the officers Of the Deck
erville Agricultural society for a com
plimentary ticket to the 9Th annual
fair. Sept. 10, 20 and u.
Daniel Ferguson and 4. X. Park
have built cement walks in front of
their Main street residences. Mi. Fer.
guson has also laid a cement walk
from the street to his house,
A crew of agents are working in the
vicinity of Yale taking orders for a
grocery firm in some other state. Far
mers, stand by your home town. You
may want accommodations some
time.
Spain +. Pearce, deputy register of
deeds, who was for years clerk of the
steamer Mary, plying on the shore
route between AlgOnac and Port HUI
ron, says that he made 1900 trips up
and down st. Clair river.
c. c. Holden will be in his old gal
lery next to the Paisley house from
July 2Gth to 31st, so be sure and get
your photos. All the latest styles of
work is what we make. Y. II. Cath
cart, 800 Saginaw street, Flint u
Someone stole the pole from Ed.
Youngs' binder on his farm south and
east of Yale during the past week.
The party is known and to save
trouble he had better return the same
at the earliest possible moment. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
On Wednesday evening several of
our young people drove out to the farm
home of Elery Harmon northwest of
Yale and enjoyed a pleasant evening,
the event being in honor of his birth
day. Amusements were provided and
refreshments served, all reporting
pleasant time.
Bert Mcdonald has been at work in
the First National Bank this week re-
papering and re-decorating the interior
of the building, When completed the
officers of the bank expect to have the
neatest suite of rooms of any bank in
tRis neck ,o,the-woods. 1t will only
cost you your time to drop in and see
if it is not so. You will be courteous
ly treated by Cashiers Fead and Nc
Keith.
Newell e. Miller are always on the
alert for conveniences to install in
their general store. Not long ago q
cabinet cash register was added to the
equipment and is working satisfactor-
lily. Lately two arc lights were put in
giving ample light for the entire store.
This week a novelty in the way of a
flash light has been placed in their
show window, advertising Buster
Brown Blue Ribbon shoes for boys
and girls. The firm is enjoying a fine
trade.
Charles Jackson, our old-time Char
ley, but now of Croswell, chaperoned a
party of that towns business men to
Yale on Sunday last and this was how
he did il. He was given carte blanche
in securing the SWEETEST outfit of Cros-
wells liveries in which to drive the
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