The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-02-03
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ADVERTISE II he END irltTr.
Queen Anne soap cts bar at The
Racket.
Pretty valentines from let up at
Will Lemons.
The average height of clouds is
rather over mile.
II. j. Doelle has received his first i'm
stallment of wall paper.
To stick things use Majors cement.
Beware Don't take II substitute.
A few suits of winter underwear left
and must be sold. See prices at Ballen-
tines.
Building stone wanted at once. Call
on James McColl, at the Flax Mill Of
lice in Yale
Gen. Merritt wears seal ring which
has been worn by the eldest son of
the family for five generations.
Have you seen our stock of wall
paper? Sensible people will look it
over before buying. Will Lennon.
1t is said that the Turks were the
first to bury their dead in cemeteries
adorned with ornamental headstones.
Great Britain has the largest navy in
the world. Then come the navies of
France, Russia, the United States,
Germany, Italy and Japan in the or
der named.
A fellow who couldn't spare dollar
a year for a newspaper, sent 80 two
cent stamps TO down east Yankee to
know how to raise heets. lie got All
answer to "take hold of the tops and
pull."-Ex.
Harvey Tappan has been at Brown
City for several days fureclOsing chat
tie mortgage of $1,000 for Noble &
BENEDICT, Aaron Windsor and Dennis
Windsor. on Il stock of furniture and
undertaking goods.
The Brown City Banner has started
upon its ninth year. The Banner is
an enterprlsing, progressive weekly.
1t has enjoyed good circulation and
patronage throughout its career aud
we are pleased to note its continued
prosperity.
Mrs. George Brown. an old resident
of i'rockway township, died at her
home southwest of Yale on Monday
morning ut nm advanced age. The
funeral WAS held on Wednesday and
the interment made in the Brockway
cemetery. Deceased leaves husband
and grown up family, besides large
circle OF friends To mourn her de-
partnre.
"Shall Play Cards?' will be the
theme uf discourse at the Central Hall
next SUNDAY evening. 1t will be the
ann of the preacher to consider the at
titude AMI the duty of christians to
ward this form of pastime and amuse-
ment. There will i've no abIse or de-
A "a.
hut II calm and christian enquiry into
the propriety and nI"ral phases of the
question
Last week The Exposltor jOh depart
ment received 40,Ou0 envelopes, 5000
PACKET heads, 900 letter neads, lO,0UO|
statements, lu,0W bill heads, shipping
Tags, visiting and business caIds, white
and cuIOred news print. etc. A new
lot OF job AMI newspaper type of latest
design has been ordered and We are
nov, rs AWAY =, ready To accommodate
the people OF Yale when "A lar e rs
we'll as IA small job 90 printing is want
ed. Our business is printing and we
are here To give the citizens of Yale the
best seri ice at II reasonable price
When you want any work III our line
he Sureand call at The ExpOsltor office
Best work at west prices. Up stairs
over Grant ilolden's drug store.
The editor sat in his office cold,
whence all but him had fle /, hut he
wished that every last dead beat was
IN his grave-stnne dead. Ills mind
then wandered far away to the time
when he should die, and his royal edi-
torlal soul go scOOting To- the sky; when
he'd roam the fields of Paradise, and
sail DER Jasper seas, and all things
glorious combined, his every sense to
please. lie thought how then he'd
look across the great gulf, dark and
drear, that yawned between his happy
soul and those that swIndle here. And
when for water they should call, and
In agony they'd cdper, ned shout to
them: Just moisten your tongue with
the due limits on YOnr Daper. n-Ex