The Yale expositor., 1900-12-07

Tax time.
See Ballentine for Xmas goods.
Mems $3.50 boots at $l.75 at Yale
Clothing House.
Get ready for Christmas. 1t is only
about three weeks away.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
actured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Best SOC underwear in town, double
front and double back, at Yale Cloth
ing House.
. See the line of ladies' and mems un-
derwear, the best that money can buy,
at s. Goldberg & Co.'S.
Until otherwise announced Pastor
Keith will preach in the M. p. church
at 7 o'clock every Sunday evening.
The Yale Furniture Co. can sell you
anything in the furniture line at great.
ly reduced prices for the next 30 days.
On next Sunday, Dec. 9th, Rev. FIR.
Cullinane will officiate in the Speaker
II. G. church at $3.50; and in Yale at
1870 a. m.
The young people CT the village will
give one of series of dancing parties
in MIchaels' Hall next Thursday even.
ing, Dec. goth.
We can save you 10 per cent on
horse clothing, robes, single and double
harness, collars, sweat pads, back pads,
and everything in the saddlery line.
Fox q Rounds.
The Shakespeare Club will hold its
next meeting early in the Goth century.
This respite IS taken that Santa Claus
may not be side-tracked by counter
attractions.
Every day, Sunday excepted. is bar
hardware cheaper than anyone else in
made. John Hutton.
Last evening was regular meeting of
Brockway Lodge No. 3l6, F. q A. M,
ut which time new set of officers
were elected, q list of whom will be
published in our next issue.
Call at E. B. Fuller G. Co.'S. on Friday
and Saturday, Dec. 14th ond 18th, and
look oyer their stock of capes, jackets,
oyercoats and mackintoshes offered at
their 20 per cent oil sale. No trouble
to show goods.
Our old friend Charles Tornow, liv-
ing five miles east of Yale, has been
confined to the house for two or three
weeks with stomach trouble. He is
improving under the skillfui treatment
of DR.. Pollock.
From now till after Christmas "keep
tabs" on our stock and prices. We
haye the most desirable and useful
goods for holiday gifts that can be
found in Yale. Call and look 'em
over. John Hutton.
Yale Tent, No. Sc, KOTM at its reg
ular meeting last Tuesday evening
nominated candidates to be voted for
I'D next meeting, Dec. IS, at which
time will be election of officers. All
members are requested to be present.
A special dispatch is received oyer
the Expositor's leased wire. announc-
ing on interesting event which occur
red in st. Louis, Mo-, on Nov. 22nd.
At that time fine baby boy made his
advent into the home of G. W. Heron
where he expects to remain for the
next 81 years.
We suppose it was on the orthodox
ground that it was either "work of
necessity or mercy" or possibly for the
reason that the better the day the bet
ter the deed. At any rate DR.. V. A.
Lacy moved on Thanksgiving day and
now occupies the house on Main street
lately vacated by Bert Jardine, who
will live in the rooms over the new
bank.
q. w. Bell will sell to the highest bid
der at the premises of Edward Sheehy,
one mile west and three miles south of
Yale, on Tuesday, December IL, 1900,
an 80-acre farm on which is located n
fine brick house, convenient out build
ings, horses, cattle, sheep, farm imple-
ments and many other important arti-
cles. Sale TO commence at ! o'clock
D. m. Ifyou want to buy good farm
be sure you are present.
The NJ. f.. parsonage was invaded by
tho people of that congregation on
Thanksgiving eve. The good people
came with filled baskets containing
everything but frankincence and
myrrh, and even the odor of that was
abundant in the delightful time spent
with the pastor and wife. Inyasions
like the above arc always in order and
lawful; and every church practicing
them will always find themselves rich
er in the things which do not perish by
the eating.