The Yale expositor., 1899-12-01
Did you give thanks yesterday?

Diu YOU give JlunkS yesterday
Georgia Stoner is reported sick.
Special Sale of Underwear at Ballen-
tines.
Three weeks and Christmas will be
with us again.
Curtain poles complete for 12I cents
at the Racket.
Socks and Rubbers at the old prices
at Ballentine's.
They have bargains all over the store
at the Yale Bazaar.
Begin saying your dimes and nickles
as tax time is near at hand.
The Shakespeare club meets with
Pearl Mcdonald Mo-"
---uuy evening
VIM. Lagear is now engaged on sal
airy selling fruit trees and shrubbery.
If in doubt about the price Of any ar
ticle call at the Racket and be posted.
People are advised to practice econ
omy and when they do are called
stingy.
Don't let yourself or horse suffer
when you can buy Robes and Blankets
so cheap at Adams.
If you want nice winter hat look
over Mrs. Blacks line. Everything
going at big bargains.
Call at Boards and see the fine as
sortment of socks and rubbers Larg-
est and finest stock in town.
Fall weather made to order could
not have fitted and suited our needs so
well as the weather clerk has done.
We know not the cause, but for some
reason the south west corner of the
Masonic building is much discolored.
1t Is now thought that the Vassar
Wooden mills recently burned will not
be rebuilt, in the near future, at least.
Special meeting o. E. s. Wednesday
evening, Dec. 6. There are to be some
limitations, and all members are urged
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Russell have sold
their house and lot in Yale to Levi
White, and moved onto their farm in
Speaker township.
Special services will be held in the
Presbyterian church at Brockway at
1880 a. m. Sunday, Dec. 3. A full at
tendance is desired.
Bay View Reading Circle meets with
j. A. Rapley next Tuesday evening.
Chapters 7, 8 and in history will be
taKen up at Jnls study.
Good boys and girls are keeping very
close tab on all of old Father Times
movements these days. Dec. % is the
notch to and from which they count.
Rev. VIM. Sidebotham will preach in
Central Hall at 7 pm. next Sunday.
On account of special service in Brock
way, the usual morning sermon will be
omitted for that day.
Tomorrow, Dec. 2, is the doth ami
versary of the hanging of John Brown
and his companions. He died then as
felon and by due process of law, but
to-day the nation honors him as q
martyr.
Mrs. Herman Doelle is reported
somewhat improved mentally, but her
physical condition is that of great
weakness, owing to her inability to
take and retain nourlshment in any
considerable quantity.
We publish elsewhere in this issue
an interesting letter from one of our
soldier boys who is fighting in the far
away Philippines. 1t was written to his
father, James G.. McKenna, who kindly
furnishes it for publication.
Will Michaels left Tuesday morning
for Ada, Ohio, where he will enter coll
lege and take up the study of Phar-
macy. Will is a bright young man,
and has many friends in Yale who will
watch his progress with interest.
If we should mention all the gone
somewheres, been-somewheres, come
to-somewheres and dined.somewheres
in this issue, we would have had to
go without our own turkey and
spent the day on a blanket supplement
We notice by the Sanilac County Re-
publican that G.. f. Emery is the new
clerk at the Roberts House, of Sanllac
Centre. Charley is first-class man in
that position-haying had years of ex-
perience in many of the hotels of the
state.
The time is just now turning the cor
ner and almost here when good old
Santa will be hustling the post mas
tiers, mail agents, express companies,
and every body else. If any of those
Christmas gifts and goodies should fail
to arrive in time, he knows just how it
would be.