The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-23
OF AL the months that come and go,
We should be most forgiving
To bleak November, since we know
She ssbringing us Thanksgiving.
lave YOU paid your subscription?

Office at present.
Thursday of this week was Canadian
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Lara Middleton is among the
sick ones in Yale this week.
See our cuts in prices on cloaks and
capes to close out. w. ii. Ballentine.
TO stimulate feeble appetites: Don't
eat anything till you get hungry.
Nothing likeit.
! j. A. Nincent's house is about COM
pleted. A furnace will furnish the
heat for the house.
Pay year in advance for the YALE
EXPosIToR and get the Michigan Farm
er for only 30 cents.
Itis rumored that arrangements are
being completed for opening the
Palmer flour mill in Yale.
George Mann has been at work this
week fixing the platform and sidewalk
in front of the Rapley Block.
If you have some wood to dispose of
and owe for your subscription to the
EXPosIToR bring us Il load or two.
DR.. COvey with his painless method
of extracting teeth at Rapley House,
Nov. "a. Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. A. Davidson q Co. advertise
special assortment of china dinner
ware for Thanksgiving. See their ad.
+. +. Bowman who has been very
sick for some months is getting strong
er. 1t is hoped he will soon be able to
go to work again.
Settle with the printer before the
close Of the year, and start with the
new year with that little bill paid.
| Don wait for second notice.
The apple crop is larger than it gave
promise of being, so that there will be
some of the fruit to spare for the To-
calities where the frost killed it,
Another chance to get your teeth en-
tracted without pain or sleep by DR..
Covey's famous method at Rapley
House, Saturday, Nov. "a. See him.
Harry Jardne pleaded guilty in the
Circuit Court Monday to robbing the
safe of ). o. Weleh d Son some time
ago. He will be sentenced by Judge
| Vance.
Tax receipts for township treasurers
printed at the EXPosIToR office neatly
and on short notice. Send in your
work and give us a trial. satisfaction
guaranteed.
Sunday evening song service in
| Brick Chapel will be given by Sunday
school next Sunday evening. \ col
lection will be taken up for benefit of
Sunday school.
There is talk of another paper at
Marlette. The village already has one
paper; all it can support. Undoubted-
| ly some fellow who wants II paper run
! in his own interests is at the bottom of
the scheme. The projectors will have
less cash and more sense after one
year.-Caro Democrat.
Chas. j. Reynolds, from Peck, is in
town and is having the interior of the
! Mcpherson block, on the corner of
Main and North Streets, fitted up TO
be used as a branch Office of the Central
County Bank, of Peck. Mr.. Reynolds,
who will be manager of the institution
here, is we'll known in this vicinity
and no doubt will do large business.
The +. d p. NJ. R'y haye change of
! time card IN this issue. The morning
express train to Port Huron passes here
at 800 instead of 600, and the morning
train to Saginaw passes here at 9:49
instead of 10:0S. The evening express
train to Saginaw passes here at OIL in
stead of $40, and the evening train to
Port Huron passes here at SOP instead
of 1850.
The Whist Club was entertained at
+. X. Beecher's Tuesday evening by
the Misses Bertha Beecher, Jennie
Palmer and Stella Darcy. Seven tables
were used and twenty-five games play
ed during the evening. A delicious
lunch was served of coffee, sandwiches,
cake, cheese and pumpkin pie. The
evening was very pleasantly spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Adams will en-
terrain the club at their home next
Tuesday evening.
James Brown and Cornelius Cooper
have formed n co-partnership and
| fitted up the two stores in the Dutfie
| Block on corner of Main and North
streets where they will handle first
class line of fine furniture, sewing ma
chimes, pianos, organs. etc. Repairing
done promptly. Both gentlemen are
we'll known business men having had
long experience and are prepared to
sell goods at right prices. Call and see
them.
There has been more or less trouble
at the electric light plant lately and
the light has been shut off at very in
convenient times owing to the engine
not doing its work properly. Mr.. Will
son has engaged VIM. McMartin, an
expert engineer, to take charge of the
engine and he is getting it into better
shape. Owing to the necessity of
sending casting to Port Huron for
repairs the light will not be turned on
tonight till about eight o'clock, but
after that time it is expected that it will
be in working order continuously
Marlette Leader.
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