The Yale expositor., 1901-11-15


Grant Holden
h. A. McPhail
Yale Furniture Co.
Rounds * Vancamp
Edna Farrell Stock Co.
Clothing Manufacturers outlet
Was She Guilty?
All chilly people requested to read
Grant Iolden's adv.
Great musicians haye great names.
Hear Oelschlagel next Tuesday night.
Born TO the wife of DR.. w. G.. Wight
on Tuesday, November IL, 1901, a fine
baby girl.
A nice line Of baby bonnets In silk
and eiderdown just opened up at Mrs.
Blacks. Cheap too. From 25c up.
Mrs. Martha Zayits brought TO our
home on Thursday bushel of the fin
est turnips we have seen in long time.
Many thanks.
I'd leave my happy home and cross
the deep blue sea, rather than be with
out Charley and my Rocky Mountain
Tea. Grant Holden.
Ida Baxter is now prepared TO give
music lessons. on either piano or organ
ut her home in Yale. All parties con-
templating taking lessons inyited TO
call. 2S-3
James Rutherford, who left here last
week rather suddenly, is reported TO be
in the neighborhood of Trenton, this
state. Some Of our citizens are anxious
to see him.
NOTICE. have few Barred Rock
Cockerels of choice breeding 20 dispose
of at reasonable rates. Orders left at
Ward Il Cavauagh's store will receive
prompt attention. j. A. Cavanagh.
Brings attractiveness to listless, un-
loyable girls, making them handsome,
manageable women. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents.
Grant Holden.
Strayed or stolen from the premises
of the undersigned in section 7, Green.
wood township, on or about Noy. 10th,
"A six-weeks-old pig. Any information
leading 10 its recovery will be rewarded
by addressing Samuel Reichard, Yale.
The person who was lightfngered
enough 10 take those black kid gloves
at the dedication of the Orange hall.
West Brockway, October %, had better
return them or there will be trouble
for | know the person. Mrs. Robert
Ellar.
Elder Fournier, the new pastor of the
Disciple church, has moved TO Yale,
and will occupy the house lately va.
Gated by A. l.. Clark and family. The
Expositor speaks for the citizens of
Yale. aud extends Mr.. Fournier and
wife warm welcome TO our town.
ID. A. McKeith attended the auction
sales of ID. A. Mosher on Thursday,
Nov. eth, and Il. +. Willoughby on
Saturday, Noy. 9th, in the interest of
the First National Bank, and reports
them both large and highly satisfac-
tory sales for all parties concerned.
A. +. Leayitt advertises for all the
dressed poultry he can buy delivered
at the Pere Marquette depot, Yale, next
Thursday and Friday, November 2lst
and ODD, for which he will pay the high
est market price. lie will also buy at
Leonhard 4 Teal's store, Peck, on
Wednesday, Noyember 20. See dodg.
ers for prices and instructions.
A farewell social will be gwen on
Monday evening next at NJ. T.. church
at s O'Clock. A short program follow
ed by refreshments for which n charge
OF 10 cts will be made. Proceeds 10 be
donated to the pastor, Rev. DUR, who
has been compelled TO leaye his pas
torate here TO seek n more healthful
climate. Everybody welcome.
have on hand about 1000 small CO.
dar posts which / will sell at cost. I
also have about l00, 900 shingles and
lot of flooring that wish 10 dispose of
at or nearly cost. This offer will last
for the balance OF the year only. All
other stock will be sold at rock bottom
prices. Here is your chance IL you in-
tend building. G. +. Michaels.
The special meetings held In the NJ.
=. church during the past three weeks
have been successful and the pastor,
Rev. Beatty, IL very much pleased with
the interest taken. Nearly n dozen
persons have signihed their intention
TO lead better lives. As the good work
goes on an increasing interest is awak-
ened. The Caldwell Brothers expect
tlemen are we'll known evangelists and
the citizens of Yale and vicinity are in
vited TO come out and hear them.
ID. A. Mosher struck quite rich find
one day last week. He had noticed
honey bees passing in and out of n
knot hole In the siding of his house on
his farm east of Yale during the past
summer and he rather suspected that |
they we're making deposits on the in
side. One day last week he borrowed |
nail puller Of John Hutton and re-
moved the siding and was amply re-
paid for the trouble by finding about
200 pounds OF honey In the comb de-
posted between the studding Of the |
house. IL was a profitable lind.