The Yale expositor., 1901-10-04

Smart, Fox q Co.
Wallace Ballentine
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Yale Furniture Company
Slight rains Tuesday night.
Light wagon to sell. Call on S. Gold
berg & Co., clothiers, Yale.
Evening services, in M. Z. church
will hereafter open at z o'clock p. m.
d. Dyer has moved with his family
into the house recently remodeled by
Thos. Manley on Main street next TO
Dan Ferguson's.
VIM. II. Learmont, cashier of the
Yale State Bank, attended the sale of
Earnest Dagg Tuesday, Oct. 1st and
reported large sale and a good at
tendance.
Timothy Caster has employed Smith
g. Mulnyx to put down q driye well for
him on his property on Spring street
and this firm has been working at the
job this week.
The Hawaiian woman's club at Hon.
olula debated the question: "Is it bet
ter to take Rocky Mountain Tea hot or
cold? Either way it magnlfies your
pleasure. Grant Holden.
Joseph Langbridge, who has been at
Cleveland for year past, returned
homo this week only to find that some
sneak thief had entered his residence
and stolen few preserves and keg
Of cider. Joe looks hale and hearty.
When you have no appetite, do not
relish your food and feel dull after
eating you may know that you need a
dose of Chamberlain Stomach and
LIVER Tablets. Price 20 cents. Sam
Piles free at Grant Holden's drug
store.
The sale of reserved seats for the en-.
tire Public School lecture course will
be Thursday, Oct. 10, at 8 p. m. at
Grant Holden's drug store. First come,
first served. Buy your tickets at that
time without being solicited. The net
proceeds are for the Yale Schools.
Prof. J. @. Roode writing from Yp-
SLANT says:-"You may send my pa
per here until further notice. / am
very sure like teaching better than
business, so / have concluded to spend
a part of the year at least in study.
Teaching offers a large field for USE
fullness and l haye found nothing
that suits me better"
A. E. Leavitt will be at Leonhard &
Teaps, Peck, next Tuesday, October 8,
where he will buy all the poultry
brought to him and pay the highest
market price. He will also be at the
Pere Marquette depot, Yale, on Tues
day, October 18th, to purchase poultry
and pay the highest market price.
Bring your poultry to him on above
days.
Miss Pearl and Count Boyajian-her
brother-the eloquent Armenian ora
ator, will give an entertainment in the
M. E. church on Thursday evening,
October IL, consisting of solos, Duets
in four languages-English, Russian,
Armenian and Turkish. They will also
present the Turkish Prayer, and dis
play costumes of twenty Oriental Ma
tons, and present four Oriental we'd
ding professions and ceremonies in
costumes. Admission, 10 and 10 cents.
People know good thing when they
see it and wherever harness that is
made at w. w. Adams shop goes,
others will follow. Last week one of
Valleys handmade, homemade har-
nesses was shipped to Pat Heron
at Coleman to be used in his livery.
Five orders have been received during
the past week which, when completed,
will be sent to different parts of the
state besides other orders for Yale and
vicinity. Every line of trade is enjoy
ing prosperity.
J. E. Brown is one of those good
natured, good hearted. whole-souled
fellows who would help q person in
distress and likewise give him the last
slice of bread in the larder If he was
hungry, but he draws the line on a
person who enters his premises under
coyer of darkness and robs him. Eek
had four or five bushels of peaches
which he expected to pick as soon
as ripe, and his good wife was plan
ming to can them for winter use. To
their surprise and disgust they woke
up Monday morning only to find the
trees stripped of their fruit. Some
low-minded persons had entered his
orchard Sunday night and helped
themselves. The scamps who COM
mitted this act are known and Eek adj
vises them to call and settle or it may
cost them more than the price of the
peaches.