The Yale expositor., 1900-10-12
Buy your shoes of E. B. Fuller & Co


Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-.
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Mathews & Wight have the largest
and best assorted line of tablets In the
city.
Good hand-picked winter apples
wanted in bulk. About so car loads.
Eber Harnden.
Horses For Sale.-I have for sale
cheap, five horses. Call on or address
Fred Montney, Yale. 42-2
Wanted-A first-class man to take
charge of 100 acre farm. German pre-
fered. Call on j. III. Merrill, Yale.
Timothy Caster, of Vanderbilt, has
purchased the McNair house on Mary
street and will occupy it in the course
of week.
Mrs. Lucinda Snyder, who has been
quite sick for some time, does not
make much if any progress toward
better health.
f. w. Farley, of Croswell, has been
doing some special bookkeeping for the
Livingston & Co. Flax Mills in this
place during the past week.
Your blood goes through your body
with jumps and bounds, carrying
warmth and active life to every part of
your body, if you take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Ask your druggist.
Horse for sale-One dark bay geld
ing, 5 years old, weighs 1850, sound
and in good condition. Is a good
worker. Can be seen on JAS. Cooper,
farm one-half mile east of Yale. Fred
Teets. 1872
On account of Rev. VIM. Sideboth-
ANS absence in attendance at the Syn.
cd of Michigan, which is in session al
Grand Rapids this week, there will be
no services at Yale or Brockway next
Sunday, Oct. 18th.
If you are not now enjoying perfect
health, consult DR.. G. Munich, the De.
troit specialist, when he comes to Yale
on Oct. 25th. The Doctor has many
wonderful cures to his credit. See adv.
ono cure, no pay" in another column.
John Zavitz, hotel keeper of Peck,
who is under the care of DR.. Milbrandt
is much improved. Mr.. Zavitz was al
most totally blind and has suffered in.
tense pain, HI feels very grateful to
the DR.. for the medical aid he has re-
ceived from him.
It's refreshing in these times to find
people who are not afraid OF 10. Geo.
Anderson seems to be one of these, and
dares the bad luck to do its worst. He
didn't even try to dodge it, and isn't
losing any sleep oyer the fact that
the 18th child and heir recently came
to his home. No man on earth can
make George believe there's any bad
luck attached to the new arrival.
Tonight (Friday) from to 8 social
party will be held at the farm house of
Mrs. Cavanaugh, miles south and 2
miles west-just l mile west of Carless
school house. Chicken pie and pump
kin pie will be served up in abundance.
Some new and select pieces on the
Graphophone will be part of the even
ing entertainment. Price only 15cts.
The purpose of the social is to help q
good work in connection with the
church worshiping in Brick Chapel.
Everybody will be welcome.
The contract for the Presbyterian
church was let last Tuesday evening
to Alex. X. Park, of Port Austin. The
plans are by 1. Erb, architect, Port
Huron, and are in the main modelled
after the NJ. E. church near the
Tunnel depot. The contractor binds
himself to complete the church by
Dec. 10Th, under penalty of forfeiture
of $50 for each week of delay after
that time. Ground was broken this
week for the basement and founda-
ton, and in few days Mr.. Parks will
be here with crew of men to rush the
work along.
In this the closing year of the 10th
century, and in the 4th year of the
reign of Mckinley the first, we were
shown wonder of the first magnitude.
Last Monday Willard Welch brought
to our sanctum two Wolf River apples
which will be difficult to duplicate in
these diggings. They were grown on
his farm in West Brockway. One of
these apples measured IA inches in cir
conference, and, the ether nearly 10.
A very striking fact about these two
apples is that they each weigh even 16
ounces-tested by accurate scales. IF
any of our farmer friends think they
have apples that break this record, let
them bring in the fruit for testing, and
we will gladly note the points-and eat
the samples.