The Yale expositor., 1899-10-13

81 lbs brown sugar for $l.OO at Bal
lentine's.
Driving horse for sale cheap. In
quire at The Racket.
Farmers buy your grain bags of E. B.
Fuller q Co. only 10 cents each.
Nice line of books, also Bibles and
Testaments on sale at Yale Bazaar.
Read what Putney & Chamberlain
have to say in q change of adv. this
week.
Slight rains the past week have help
ed fall wheat and other vegetation
considerably.
For Sale-An oak bedroom suit COM
plete, as good as new. for one-half its
value. Enquire at this office.
The opening season for quail and
partridge begins October 20 instead of
October l, as in former years.
Now is the time to plant your fall
and winter advertisements. Sow the
seed now if you desire to reap fall
business crop. Your advertisement
should be planted in The Expositor,
the peoples favorite newspaper, read
by everybody.
Get up early in the morning and
take constitutional walk. While out
just stroll along Main street as far as
Boards grocery and get some pancake
flour or Cream of Wheat breakfast
food. Your walk will make you feel
good and give you an appetite to con-
sumo Boards breakfast preparations.
Then you will be happy and healthy.
Al. Ward, Chas. Tunis, VIM. Caya-
nagh, of Yale; Barney Hall, of Buel;
and Henry Vannest, of Peck, met at
Charley Tornow's in Greenwood, Sun
day last to make the necessary ar
rangements for the annual hunting
expedition this fall. TWAS decided by
those present that the hunting ground
will be selected some where in Che
boygan county and the time set to start
from here is Nov. 1st.
AS the primary school was dismissed
Friday afternoon the little tots rushed
out in the street as usual, and on this
occasion a little boy in endeavoring to
catch onto load of gravel got tangled
up in the wheel and for an instant
fatal accident seemed unavoidable, but
the piercing screams Of couple of
ladies who were passing caused the
driver to Immediately stop his horses
and the young chap climbed out I'M
harmed.
Mrs. Eliza Sheldon was very much
surprised little woman when she open
ed the door on Monday night in re-
spouse to a knock and found about
thirty of her Yale friends marshalled
in line, each one laden with basket,
who trooped in and took quiet posses
sion of the premises, making her the
guest of the evening, which was spent
very agreeably and entertainingly. A
nice supper was spread and before
leaving substantial reminder of the
occasion was left in the house, where
it was found after the visitors had
gone, and proved even as much sur
prise as the visit.
The hardware firm of Fox & Rounds
is busy concern nowadays. A visit
to their store will reveal this fact.
Every available space in every depart
ment is occupied with general stock
that goes to make first-class hard
ware store. The firm is just now max
ing run on their different lines of
stoves which consist of Peninsular steel
range, base burner, hot blast, the Red
Cross base burner and other make. If
you are going to buy a stove this fall
you should call and look over their
fine display. Cash will buy a stove of
this firm cheaper than any other place
in Stellar Co. They are closing out
big line of horse blankets of all kinds
and prices. Your attention is also
called to the stock of sporting goods
and ammunition they constantly keep
on hand.
Cider Making and Boiling.