The Yale expositor., 1899-11-17

Sell-em-quick prices at The Racket.
Rubber Boots $2,75, So, and $3.50, at
Ballentine's.
Price making is the only thing done
by halves at The Racket.
AS the season goes forward prices go
backward at The Racket.
Ten percent off on all Clothing, Jack
cts, and Overcoats, at Ballentine's.
Don't be rubber neck. Come to E..
B. Fuller &Co. for a rubber lined coat.
Only $l,25.
The Vassar Wooden Mills burned last
Tuesday. Loss $4,000, which is partly
covered by insurance.
Again Fox & Rounds ad occupies
one side of our supplement, Read it,,
| for they offer bargains in hardware.
McKanlass, the great violinist, will
positively appear at every show. Hear
him at Central Hall, Yale. Thursday,
November %.
The open-winter prophet is now en-
joying his innings. But bye and bye
the billiards. will come TO bat, and the
prophet will go out on foul.
Make the lecture course your topic
of talk to-day. Reserved seats on sale
Saturday at Holden's drug store. You
or your children cannot afford to miss
a single lecture.
Along the highways and bypaths all
around Alpena are posted the follow
ing notices this year: "When you
shoot at deer, be sure 1t is deer, and
be sure that you are sure"
Jos. Wheeler and family, who haye
resided for several years near Brock
way, pulled out for Sanilac County this
week. They have purchased a farm
in Flynn township and will make that
their future home.
In letter received from Jack Craw-
ford we find dollar enclosed and q
request for The Expositor. He says
the two Jacks are together in camp -,
Grand Marais, and that times are good
in the woods this winter. As reading
matter is limited where they are The
Expositor will be welcome visitor.
Staley & McKeith guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and will refund the money to any one
who is not satisfied after using two
thirds of the contents. This is the best
remedy in the world for la grippe,
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
1t prevents any tendency of a cold to
result in pneumonia.
Yale is to have another drug store.
The Lutz block is being refitted and an
up-to-date drug store will be conduct
ed in the future by DIR. w. G.. Wight
and f. d. Mathews. The shelving
will be done by b. F. Young and
everything will be first-class. The To-
60 CD - &c
best in the village and we predict sue
cess for the new firm from the start.
A rumor comes rumbling to us in a
roundabout way that Dusty is not now
looking for mossbacks with whom to
play game of checkers. he found
one recently and thought he was easy
game. A a checker player this moss
back was like the old lady's preacher,
so unlikely looking that if she was out
shooting preachers she wouldn't cock
the gun at him. 1t CHANGED that this
one did up Dusty with some moves he
wasn't onto yet.
A friend, who is a trifle cynical or
tries to be, says that few of Yale's
young women want husbands so much
that they carry lanterns in broad day.
| light. He is sadly mistaken. These
IgnJS are only HasneS OF lnulgnaUOn
to warn men like him to keep their
distance. If it was true ii only points
to the scarcity of good men. A wife
hunting man in these degenerate days
is apt to be deceitful, and we wouldn't
blame young ladies if they demanded
an X rays examination of mans life
and character before even courtship
was permitted.
The concert given by the members
of the choir of the M. E. church on
Tuesday evening was a success. The
church was packed to suffocation, even
standing room being at a premium.
Each number of the program was we'll
received, the whole being rendered in
a manner to elicit rounds of applause.
Special mention should be made of the
male quartet from Yale. This is as fine
a quartet as was eyer heard in the vii
lage, and the audience seemingly
could not get enough of them. The
receipts were about $40, which will APP
ply on the organ fund-Richmond Rev.