The Yale expositor., 1898-10-14
New ads this week.
Will Lennon.
Fox & Rounds.
Higer's Big Store.
Leslie Silverthorn.

Leslie SllNeTIuOIu.
Girl wanted. Enquire at DR.. Lacy's.
Go to the Racket for good granite
ware,
Reliable drugs can always be obtain
ed at VIII Lemons.
A few more of those mems $500
shoes for $l.9S at Parkincon's.
TO stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware! Don't take substitute.
John Wilson has moved into the
house lately vacated by IL. II. Holden.
Leslie Silverthorn's pony gave up the
ghost very suddenly last Sunday
morning.
Another large invoice of the famous
J. Richardson shoes just arrived at
Parkinsou's. Come and see them.
Albert Lutz has purchased the forty
four feet north of the Masonic block
and will build Il brick block within n
year.
Henry Welch has resigned his po-
sition in Ballentine's store, and will
accompany the hunting party to the
north woods.
All parties entitled to premiums
from the Yale Agricultural Association
are requested by the Secretary, Norman
Herbert to call at his residence and get
their reward.
Farm For Sale or Rent 100 acres
good improved land, one mile north
of Yale; we'll watered, securely fenced
and first class buildings. Call on or
address VIM. Williams, Yale. 1874
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paul returned
to Marlette this week having closed
out their bazaar stock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul have made many friends while
among us, and we are sorry to see
them go.
Regular service of the Church of
Christ in Brick Chapel Sunday morn
ing at / o'clock. Subject, "The trees
of the forest, said to the olive tree,
come thou and reign over u.s." Every
one invited.
Members of the Bay View Reading
Circle will meet with Mrs. +. r. Beech
er Monday evening, October 18th, to re-
organize. The work this year will be
Franco-Spanish. Any person wishing
to join the Circle will please be present
on that evening.
We want to keep you well reminded
about the coming treat to be given by
our young ladies in the near future.
The White Minstrels promises to be one
of the best yet given by local talent
and should receive liberal patronage.
The Cake Walk will be worth the price
of admission alone.
Did you eyer have the awful and
heart dropping feeling of your breaches
braces giving away and you knew not
what might happen. That's just how
it feels to be n politician and dependent
on Office getting for Livelihood. You
would never know just when the wind
of public opinion might chop round
and leave you naked and perched on
q bare pole.
Yale citizen are not anxious to enter
pumpkin-pie eating contest In which
the one eating the greatest number of
square yards of pie shall win the prize.
But If any wants to get up contest to
determine who has the largest mouth
and can take the biggest bite of pie, we
are in it for dead sure prize. We can
put our finger on the man who has
mouth that's in it.
The Union G.. K. Society in Brick
Chapel has been laying dormant for
several months for causes uneXplain-
able. However it has decided to come
out OF its shell, and start again on its
mission, and will meet as formerly at
4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon in Brick
Chapel. a good program will be pre-
pared. A song service will not be the
least part of the exercises. All &. Els
by whatever name they call themselves
are urgently invited to be present.
Should any one meet you on the
street with q wide open and smiling
countenance, carefully insert his fore
finger in your second button-hole and
commence to ask regarding your
family's health, you can bet your last
dime its political candidate or cou-
pom fiend in quest of thirty cent BIZ
cycle. Since the arrival of Frank New
elPs wheel, the scheme is being pushed
with the vim of stub tailed dog after
a woodchuck. Nevertheless Frank
has a good wheel and we hope the
others will be as successful.