The Yale expositor., 1894-11-16
HIS nose Is red, but then who cares?
And his fingers, too, are blue.
Il Il ri, c him chance and lie Will say,
us this cool enough for you?"

LutZ.
The chime of the wedding bell is
being heard in the distance coming
closer and closer.
Pay a year in advance for the YALE
EXPosIToR and get the Michigan Farm
er for only so cents.
John n. Zayitz and family now occu-
by the house on the Crydeman place,
north and west of the village.
T. p. Curriers' stock sale on Wednes-
day was not very well attended and
was therefore postponed indefinitely
Call and see DR.. Mitchell if you
want your eyes tested. He keeps on
hand full supply of spectacle frames
and lenses. 2S-2
William Blackboard has the contract
for doing the brick work on the Opera
House and Gamble Hotel Building in
Brown City.
Shooting match at Roseburg, Satur-
| day, November 18th, 1894, ut II O'Clock
noon. Rattle in the evening for tur-
kies, geese and ducks.
Correspondents to THE EXPosIToR
are earnestly requested to write regu-
larly each week. If You are out of
stationery and stamps inform us.
w. IL. Ballentine has an interesting
change of adv. in this issue. 1t is in
terestng to buyers to read for you will
learn where you can save money.
Some people advertise like country
man operating a telephone for the first
time. The. louder they shout the less
the people addressed can understand.
Mr.. Learn, who has been working
William McIntyre's farm near Rose
burg, will rent F. =. Curriers' farm
north and west:of Yale for a term of
years.
One of the oldest, if not the Oldest
voter in the county cast his vote in
Riley township Tuesday. His name is
Clifford and he is in his Goth year.
Memphis Bee.
The social dance held at the Com
lmercial House on Wednesday evening,
the 18th, was quite largely attended by
lovers of that art and good time was
enjoyed by all.
Thanksgiving day on the Goth. Make
ready to give thanks for manifold
blessings and give some one worse of
than yourself chance to do likewise
by little of your help.
Mrs. John ID. Jones desires to express
her gratitude to the choir, the church,
the Oddfellows and the neighbors who
so thoughtfully rendered their assist
ance during the sickness and after the
death of her husband.
Joseph Middleton and family have
moved into the Macarthur building on
South Main Street and will start res
taurant where warm meals will be
seryed at all hours. The public are
invited to call when hungry.
The sportsmen at Camp Holden
near Hubbard Lake, up to week ago
reported three deer shot. This we
Judge is pretty good for amateurs as
the bows have nevei been after such
big game before. They write of having
an immense time and of course We
can't doubt it.
There will be Il big combination sale
at Peck, on Saturday, Nov. "A, 1894
consisting of horses, cattle, sheep
, hogs, farm machinery, wagons, sleigh:
poultry, etc. The public in general
, invited. For full particulars call on
or write y. w. Holmes, manager. w
W. Lord, auctioneer.
A new corps of hecklers for the flax
. mill haye arrived. They are men with
families and it is impossible to FIND
7 houses for all of them. 1t would be &
good idea for some enterprising either
2 to put up few good tenement houses
Our town is now growing so rapidly
that tenants would always be found
Push the interests of your own town.
1t becomes our painful duty tC
: chronicle the death of Daniel Carson
aged "a years, which occurred Tuesday
I November 18th, 1894, after lingering
illness of typhoid fever. Deceased wa
I strong, robust young man in thu
very prime of life and his death is |
sad blow to the family. The funera
sermon was preached in the Menere,
, church Oh Thursday at one o'clocl
and was largely attended by friend
and relatives, all of whom deepl,
mourn his departure.
Thomas Howay has sold his lnteres
in the New Hardware to Rev. Henri.
Nankervis and the business will b.
continued under the firm name o
Hodgis & Nankervis. Mr.. Howay viii
move to Port Huron. He has shown
himself an enterprising citizen and {
capable business man and his remova
will be a loss to the community. Tn,
new firm will no doubt keep up tn
reputation which the store has TO
square honest dealings and goot
goods at reasonable prices.-Memphi
Bee.
Some mothers" children are Away
we'll dressed and other observant moth
ers wonder how il can be afforded OF
q small income. Well let you into til
secret hoping you will profit by il
These managing mothers have til
knack Of making over garments ant
odds and ends, which are made +
look new by coloring over with Magi
Dyes, at expense of only few cent
and little easy work, for it is easy t
dye with Magic Dyes. Use q darke
dye than the goods you wish to colo
over, follow the simple direction
faithfully and you cannot fail to b
y pleased with the result. Large 10 cen
z packages of Grant Holden, Yale.
Letter writer's do not all know pei
l. haps, how postage stamps are made
e The manufacture of the neat littl
"stickers" is very tedious job an
J. requires great care. Every part @
d the postage stamp making is done b