The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-10-19
The modest leaves upon the trees
Turn red with bushes fair,
To think that soon the autumn breeze
Will see their limbs all bare.

100000 to loan on approved securi-
ty. 234 Drake g. Rapley.
Girl Wanted for general house work
at S. Goldberg's.
Ladies! you can get the best 25 cent
underwear at Ballentine's.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Go to N. B. Herbert's and look at
his line of fall and winter shoes.
Building stone wanted for the new
Presbyterian church at once. See Jas.
McColl.
Pastor Keith will preach in the M. p.
church next Sunday evening, Oct. 2lst,
at p. m.
See Ballentine's mackintoshes. You
can't get wet in them. Only Sl.6S for
boys or mems.
Winter apples wanted in bulk.
Highest cash price paid. Must be
hand picked. Eber Harnden.
John Schram has sold his house and
lot on Mary street to George Anderson
and will moye to Sanilac Centre.
n. B. Herbert wishes to call your at
tention to his tea and cotfees for the
next six days. Special bargains.
Wanted-By School District No. l,
Brockway township, % cords of hard
wood. Harvey Tappan, Director, Yale.
The Catholic services for Sunday,
Oct. 18th, will be conducted by Rev.
FIR. Cullihane as follows: In Yale at
$50, and in Speaker at 1870 a. m.
1t brings to the little ones that price,
less gift of healthy flesh, solid bone
and muscle. That's what Rocky Noun
tain Tea does. Soc. Ask your druggist.
Persons interested in the Bay View
Reading Circle are requested to meet
at E. X. Beecher's, Tuesday evening,
October 23d. English history will be
the study this year.
For Sale--Property on North street,
quarter of an acre, roomy house and
barn, good we'll and cistern. A good
home at a low figure. Inquire of Mrs.
Dooley at residence, Yale. loft.
A young son has been introduced to
the home of G. Duquette and wife.
The family are much pleased with
their lately arrived guest, and will
keep him as permanent boarder.
Henry White brought to our Office
this week few heads of timothy.
They are very large and the singular
thing about them Is that they are so
we'll developed at this season of the
year.
We cannot say what other towns are
doing, but considering the season,
large quantities of baled hay are COM
ing into Yale these days. The good
price paid by our dealers must have
something to do with its coming.
Two weeks from next Tuesday is
election day. Then the air will clarity
and the defeated candidates take a
lay-oH and hunt in the north woods.
And some who are not candidates are
now counting the days, cleaning their
guns, and whetting their appetites for
venison.
Ground was broken for the new Pres
byterian church this week. The ex-
cavation for the basement was made,
and stone is being put on the ground,
and men are at work on the founda-
ton. 1t begins to have very stirring
and business-like appearance around
that corner.
This week A. f. Jackson, proprietor
of the Hotel Jackson, issued some very
neat business cards. From them we
gather the information that his hotel
rooms, as also with hot and cold water.
The bath room is handsome and con-
tains all modern fixture.
Situated as we are in Michigan amid
the most wonderful chain of lakes on
earth, belted in by deep bodies of fresh
water, we are blessed with the finest
autumn weather in the world. The
latent heat stored in our great lakes in
summer causes the evaporation in the
cooler days of fall, making a peculiar
condition of atmosphere, an intensified
hazy autumnal sunshine, which even
Italian skies cannot excel. Ride out
on a warm October afternoon, look at
the hazy peaceful sleeping zenith,. the
horizon all belted in glory, and all
casting a soft glow upon piles of gold
en- corn or orchards laden with rosy
checked apples, and if you don't call
il fine then we're no judge of natures
finest and best season.