The Yale expositor., 1900-10-26

Tvs COT tohO ~ As"PAOJ'
Remember E. b. Fuller q Co.'S. suit
sale tomorrow Saturday.
Hear Colgrove at Central Hall on
Monday evening, Oct. goth.
Highest market price paid for wind
falls. Eber Harnden, Yale.
The sound of the carpet beater is |
once more heard in the land.
The best 20 cent underwear in Yale
for ladies and men at Martins.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
The best commercial printing may
be had at The Expositor job rooms.
Huntersl if you want the best snag-
proof rubber call at the Yale Clothing
House.
On Sunday, Oct. 2Sth, at IL a. m.
Pastor Keith will preach in the NJ. Z.
church in Yale.
w. w. Adams has moved into his
new building this week. Remember
the offer he makes. See adv,
The ladies' cape and jacket sale at S.
Go dberg & Co.'S. comes on Saturday,
Noy. Sd. Remember the date, and that
it is for one day only.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lothian and family have
moved this week, and now occupy one
wing of the Pearce house at the corner
of Jones and North streets.
For Sale-Property on North street,
quarter of an acre, roomy house and
barn, good we'll and cistern. A good
home at low figure. Inquire of Mrs.
Dooley at residence, Yale. l9tf.
Did you turn your eyes away from
the Mckinley Bryan race long enough
| to note the weather we had the first
of the week? Such balmy, gentle,
showery weather, just as If spring had
sprung and June had jumped into the
front end of November.
Call at this office and leave that item
of news, or drop it in the Expositor
item box at the post-office. 1t will in
terest our large list of readers. Each
| of our friends furnishing an item or
two every week will add two-fold
interest and we will be very thankful.
Lost, sometime recently, the exact
date not known, one promissory note
for $50, due in November, and signed
by Edward Chandler and Albert TraYis,
All persons are hereby notified and
cautioned not to purchase the same,
as it is the property of Rachael Secord
Yale, Mich. 25-4
| Benjamin Anger will offer at public
auction at his premises miles north
and mile west oil Yale, at one O'CLOCK
u. M, on Friday, October 26, horses
cattle, swine, wagons, buggies, harness
binder, farm implements, corn In the
shock, and other articles too numerous
to mention. w. w. Lord ia the auc
tioneer.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses htted
His next visit will be on Friday, Nov
, 9th. lie will be in his Port Huron
8 Office every day in the month excep
Fridays.
: Having rented his farm w. d. Sayle
s will offer at public auction, on Satur
s day, Nov. Sd, at p. m. at his farm
four miles west and one-half mil,
!, south of Old Brockway; horses, milcl
i COWS, cattle, hogs, corn in the crib. fod
: der, farm implements, buggy, hobs
:, harness, and such a vast number o
other things that you cannot fail o
v getting what you need. Attend tn
. sale, wink at Auctioneer Wills, an
T the rest will do itself.
J. Everybody and their friends are in
yited to eat supper at the M. L. churc
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 81. Thl
!, supper is given by the members OF tn
!. Yale circuit, the town and countr
n uniting in supplying the victuals. Tn
will make it impossible to exhaust tn
larder, and all are assured OF feai
that's record breaker. The whole
y given for 10 cents, or 20 cts per couple
J and no man with respectable app'
Q tite can afford to eat at home. Suppe
a served from $50 to 900. p. m.
l" Ina letter received this week frol
Mrs. Nj. Rennie, of Ubly, In which sh
u requests copies of the Expositor col
. tanning the write-up Of Yale school
e we find the following compliment
y two of our teachers: "Please send tw
v copies of your educational number.
l. would like to preserve them for m
II two boys, who received their first an
'e second years schooling in Yale. al
Y. proud of the advancement they mad
y and also of the exceptional qualltit
p of these two teachers, and In ever
lie sense consider their education we
begun"
l. More and more of it, is the phra'
IT that fits the reports coming in from ii
Is country round about. Last week "
lg noted several accidents to operators
n corn shredders. Since then the list h;
lg grown. VIM. Lohr, of Fargo, had h
e. hand taken off last Saturday afte
Or noon. DR.. Pollock of this place WI
summoned to give the necessary surg
xt cal aid. And right close upon Il
b. heels of this, comes the report that @
e. agent for shredders, who was showir
st parties near Emmett how to operate I'll
i'll machine with safety, had his ar
is taken off ere he had finished the Sc
M tence. If the machines keep on Gu
sh ting such capers as these, we sugge
he that the Chinese emigration law
ms suspended each fall, and boxers
employed to operate the shredders.
S. Our old friend Henry Vannest, wi
wv lives at Peck, was in town this wee
c. He owns and operates farm ther
h fa Of IF un