The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-13

Ad. changes:--
The Racket
HI. Doelle.
will Lennon.
Palmer & Co.
j. e.. Holden.
John Hutton.
Il. NJ. Lothian.
Grant Holden.
Fox 4 Rounds.
I. III. Parkinson.
l.. Higer IL Sons.
Trade at The Racket and save money.
Warranted butcher knife 10 cents at
The Racket.
Dr. w. g. Walker, at Raplev House,
Yale, Tuesday, Jan. 3lst.
Music hath charms; Doelle's pianos
and organs are the instruments to
furnish it.
Bicycle repairing and cleaning at
reasonable prices at John Hutton's
hardware. See his ad.
Some women carry their mama for
frills and hounces so far that they oc-
casionslly haYe rufiled tempers.
Melvin and Roseburg are now money
order offices. This will be a great con.
venience to the business men of those
places.
Rey. j. +. II. Harrison will preach
at VI. K. church OH Sunday morning
next and give temperance address in
the evening.
Don't forget that the winter is not
over, and we have n few heating stoves
left. 1t will pay you to buy now.
Fox & Rounds.
Ladies will be admitted free all of
next week, at central Rink. Now is
your opportunity to learn skating and
be able to enjoy one of the best exercises.
What is nicer in the winter than sit
ting around the stove and cracking
nuts? You can get all kinds of nuts
at II. +. Boards to try the experiment
with.
Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for that
hacking cough. 1t is the best medi-
cine for throat and lung affections.
One bottle OF this reliable remedy will
effect cure. Price 25c.
We could be induced to take few
cords of wood on subscription. II you
would like to settle your account in
wood we would be pleased to have
you bring it in right away.
To secure drainage in flower pots it
is better TO put broken pieces of bone
In the bottom than to use broken
crockery or stones. The plants will
thus suck up some fertilizing elements
and make a more vigorous growth
". A II.
Invitations have been sent out for
the Burns Club Banquet which is to be
held at the Rapley House, Wednesday
evening, Jan. 18th 1899. The committee
IS arranging for fine program of
Scotch songs, readings, the bagpipes,
and other vocal and instrumental
music. You will miss rare treat il
you fail to attend.
The Yale Expositor has an article
verbatum as we wrote and published
1t some weeks ago but Bro. MenEies
has neglected the usual courtesy, "the
exchange. The Sanilac Recorder
We are sorry, yea, very sorry dear
brother, that the publishing of an arti.
Gle from your valuable paper has done
you euch untold injury IA to become
necessary for you tn make especial
mention of the fact. We know it must
be great strain on your mental facul-
ties to produce such rare literature as
is published in The Recorder each
week and il is unjust to not give yotil
credit. If you will only forgive us
this time we will see that it don't hap
pen again.
Two quail were sent to the Agricul-
tural College 10y farmer who wrote
that he killed them because they were
eating his grain. lie desired that an
examination of the crops of the birds
be made. which has been done, and
the results made public. In neither
crop was found any grain, but in one
of them were oyer $500 seeds of the
false nettle, very troublesome weed
This goes 10 show that the quail, in
stead of being ri enemy of the farmer,
IS in reality great help. Prof. Bar
rows, of the Agricultural College, says
that quail eat very large variety of
weed seeds, besides grasshoppers,
cinch bugs and other injurious insects.
He once examined a quaips crop and |
found II filled to its utmost capacity |
with span worms and measuring worms, |
both Of which arc Among the farn1ar,o /