The Yale expositor., 1903-10-30

"Wednesday evening, Nov. 4.
Hot or cold baths Mt windsor's bar.
Der shop.
Felt shoes and slippers at Wallace
Ballentine's.
Grandma Allan Is able TO sit up a
little while each day now.
Glasses fitted and satisfaction guar.
anteed at Mathews X Wight's.
Saturday night is halloween. Look
after your gates and outhouses.
Horse blankets 81 90 and upwards TO
$500 apiece at Harris * Newell's.
Band boys entertainment at Central
Hall, tomorrow Saturday evening.
Willard Welch has started on the
road again selling DR.. Wards remedies.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Cough Is some better this week.
Keep in mind the Maddox Tennes.
see Jubilee Singers ut Central Hall,
Nov. u.
Attend the football game at the fair
grounds Tomorrow, Saturday. Yale
vs. Marlette.
Mike Ward and Willie Fitzgerald
will meet IN glove contest AZ Detroit
on Nov. 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Younes,
Of Waters, "A 10 10 daughter. Congrat-
ulations, George.
Mrs. Steenburg, whom the Expositor
reported quite sick last week Is no bet
ter at present writing.
Don't fail DREAD all the ad changes
In the EXpositor each week. IL will be-
money m your pockets.
have "A complete line of gents
dress shoes. Give me u call before
buying. j. !. Rosenthal.
}. A. Davidson n Co. are offering
special prices on carpets. This IL the
time To buy. Read their ady.
\ few good work and drying horses
will be sold at private sale at Montney
\ Co.'S Cilice, Yale, Saturday, oct. 81.
Charley Andreae was taken worse
Wednesday and his fever reached lO5.
\ consultation OF doctors was held on
Thursday.
lIello l. this Beayis d Hutchinson's?
Send Us another pound OF that Com.
pador tea at Soc. It's the best We have
got anywhere.
Thos. Ross will rattle turkeys, ducks
and geese NJ his farm home two miles
west OF Brockway on Tuesday evening
next. All invited.
The Junior Aid Of West Brockway
will give a pie social in the basement
of the church, Friday evening. Noy.
dth. Everybody invited.
Those Peninsulnr Hot Blast stoves
are the ones that when sold stay sold.
People make no mistake IN ordering a
Pen'nsu'rr. Rounds * NanCamp.
Strength and yigor come Of good
food, duly digesied. Force a ready
to.serye wheat and barley food, adds
no p3rdeoi but susialgs, uourlshes, in-
vigoratcs.
Alfred Goheen brought pumpkin /
tO the Canning Factory this week that /
is large, IT not IN size the weight will |
make mp for what Is lacking. ltweighs I
IS pounds.
To my patrons and the public gen. /
will he away for three weeks .
during which time my dental Office /
yi.l hc closed. Will return NOY. %. /
On. Y. a. Lacy.
The haDpicst couple in tine world
should be deaf husband and blind /
wife, both taxing Rocky Mountain
Ten. Keeps peace in the family. IS
'enfs. Grant Holden.
Thoroughbred Poland China Boar,
months old, tit for service, for sale,
'lso some young pigs months old,
hOrOughbreds. One.half mile west of
Yale. +. II. Parkinson.
Iii. Chandler has been so busy dray-
ny the past year that he thought 10
necessary To have an assistant. A
'oung drayman arrived at his home
october 18th and weighs 10 pounds.
II. Stapleton, the new baker. moved
ne family from Watford. Ont, on We'd
lesdAy of this week, and he is now in
'ull possession of the Jacob Miller bak-
ny. Mr.. StapletOn comes we'll recon-
nended as n thoroughly competent
,aker. We wish him success.
We do not know whether or not the
Naleites will strike oil with their test
veil that they are going 10 put down 300
eet. but we do know that Yale has one
If the most gentlemanly distributors Of
,il IN the state IN the person of ID. Zsv-
IL, who delivers oil here for the STAN
lard OIL Co.-Peck Times.
DO not forget the opening OF the
|
ng by Ralph Parlette. Mr.. Parlette
5 too we'll known here To need any
'urther introduction. Reserved seat
ale Monday evening. Positively no
.eats reserved before 200 y. m. Single
admission and course tickets on sale at
iolden's drug store.
Chauucey Kelley. DR.. V. A. Lacy,
Porter Harris, Frank Newell and the
publisher OF The Expositor will com
pose hunting party that will leaye
.Or tho north woods OF Cheboygan
county on Monday next TO spend three
weeks In trying their luck shooting
zig game. You may expect To hear
iome big stories on their return.
The farm dwelling of Mrs. Ann
sharp, two miles east and one-half |
nile north of Roseburg was burned to
he ground about midnight Monday,
with all OF its contents. ouly
a few papers being saved. Loss about
5000, besides s75 In money that was in
mo bureau drawer at the time. The