The Yale expositor., 1899-11-24
Minnie Mann is among the sick.

Minnie Mann is among the sick.
Good zinc wash board for 10c at The
Racket.
If you want to get fitted in clothing
60 to Ballentine's.
Special sale of fine underwear and
wooden hose all next week at the Yale
Bazaar.
Mrs. Black will give you cheaper
figures on headgear than you will find
elsewhere. Call and see her.
In the real estate transfer records we
find the following: Silvia E. Powell to
David E. Tice, land in Yale, consider
alton, $500.
am prepared to furnish pork bar
re Is in any quantity at reasonable
price. Also do repairing on short
nefck street. 500 j. c. Hart.
As an extra inducement J. A. David
son & Co., Port Huron, will pay freig hit
on all purchases of FIVE dollars and
over. See their adv. IN this paper for
prices on carpets, wall paper, etc.
The new drug store is being painted
white in front. Workmen are busy at
the inside work, and it won't be long
ere the colored lights in the windows
will tell the sick where to get the med
icine they need.
One by one the nimrods arrive home
from the north woods. James Wal
lace. Charles Vannest, and Charlie
Tornow, haye already returned, and
we expect the others in few days
with taste of venison and lots of
stories.
The last discourse of Prof. Humphry
was given last night. Success has at
tended the meetings from the first, and
twenty additions are reported to date,
and more are expected, as the work is
still going on. The pastor will occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening
next Sunday.
The annual meeting of the Yale
Agricultural Society will be held at the
Rapley House, Monday, November q /,
at one o'clock. Everyone interested
in our fair is earnestly requested to
meet with the society at their meeting.
Let us all put our hands to the wheel
and make next years fair the best eyer
held in Yale. Daniel Foley, Pres.
n. b. Herbert, Sec.
Ever since the s pm. closing act has
gone into effect, how lovely it has been.
Just on the dot the buttons are turned
the glims are doused. the storekeeper
goes home to rest, and his clerk to see
his best girl. AS a result, they all come
to the scratch the next morning ready
to take the bits in their teeth and make
the wheels of business spin. Why
could it not be so every night? Why
make Saturday an exception? Only a
habit, and the accommodation of those
out for lark, keeps the merchant up
late, after midnight, away from his
family and in many cases prevents
him from attending church on Sunday
morning.
curious runaway occurred We'd
nesday at about four O'Clock. A horse
owned by Ed. Youngs seemed to want
several things and took "boUt" down
Main street. First he seemed to want
medicine and tried to enter the new
drug store, but finding it empty he
tried to get some meat and almost sue
ceeded in entering Smiths meat mark
ct. In passing along to the jewelry
store Smiths wheel which was leaning
against his window got tangled up in
the gearing and was nearly ruined
The horse finally wound up in DIR.
Clynes barn. The buggy was demol
ished. Some school children who were
passing received some narrow escapes.
ever go to chewing gum party?
asked travelling man. "Greatsport is
the chewing gum party. Had one out
west while / was there and Pm waiting
to see the idea take here. This is the
way they do it: Everyone is given o
stick of gum, toothpick and card
On the card is written the name of some
object-may be its the president of the
United States and may be its a donkey
You are to chew the gum until it il
soft enough to mould with toothpick
Then you do your best at sculpture
and go ahead with the gum and tooth.
pick, making something as nearly like
the original on your card as you can
When you getyou statue or base-reliei
built on your card you pass it in and 9
set of judges awards the prize for the
best work. SAY why don't they give
chewinggum parties in this pokey hole?
"A lbiOn Mirror.
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