The Yale expositor., 1906-12-07
Local and Otherwise.
Dairy butter 24c.
Eggs per dozen 25c

leeu Darn SATURDAY AFTERNOON. on
may find something you need.
Roads are somewhat better. The
strong winds OF the latter part of the
week helped lot TO dry the mud up.
Demonstration of National Biscuit
Co.'S products at Wharton x Co.'S gro
Gerry Dec. %. Watch for ad next week.
Street Commissioners Henry has plac-
ed the jackets over the water hydrants
to protect them from the frosts during
the winter.
All Companions of Brockway Arbor
who have not paid their Dec. assess
ment and dues will do so before the 10Th
and oblige the Secretary.
who? When? Where? Fred En-
erson Brooks, the California Poet: Dec.
21; Central Hall. You can't afford to
miss hearing this orator
The Missionary Society which was TO
have been held today friday is post
pOned until next week Friday and will
be held at the home of Mrs. " lillian
SayleS.
The ladies of the NJ. u. church will
hold bazaar i'm the church parlors on
the 18th and 10Th OF Dec. On the 18th
l5c supper will be served. Many use
full articles for sale
Don't fail to hear Fred Emerson
Brooks, the California Poet at Central
Hall, Dee. 81. "IIe's no rhymster; he's
a poet; he's no reciter, he's great ora
tor; he's great genius"
Rev. Vail, of Milan, occupied the pull
pit. in the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening. Two splendid
sermons were preached. He was here
as Il candidate for the pastOrship of the
church.
Our friend and brother publisher +.
W. Phillips Of the Minden City Herald
was elected Worthy Master of Cato
Lodge, F&AM at the last regular com
munication. T.. w. is certainly worthy
of the high honor conferred.
"Snarl" is despised dog, even
among dogs. The human "snarl" is
always Stunned by his fellow beings,
and has but little influence, which al
ways takes the form of a dark shadow
there is no sunlight in "snarl's" soul.
The sholars i'm Rev. w. III. Coles sun
day school class held their regular So
cial meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Mihlethaler Wednesday even
ing. Amusements were provided and
refreshments served, ali reporting II
pleasant time.
Ambrose &. Reed, of Arenac, local
preacher of the Free Methodist church,
has begun action against Myron De-
voist. presiding elder of that church,
for $1,000 damages for alleged SANDER.
1t has caused a big sensation in Free
Methodist church circles. 1t may be
settled out of court.
John II. Mathews sold his cOnfec-
tiOnery and tobacco business to VIM.
MoTsehead OH Monday and the latter is
now i'm charge and will add large as
sortment of new goods for the holiday
trade. Jack will soon leave for Los
Angeles, Cali, where he expects 10 Sc
cure a position for the winter.
Ashton Smith left at the Exposition
office on Tuesday copies of the New
market (Ont.) Era that have been in
the family of his father, Francis Smith,
for many years. One copy is dated
Oct %, 1855, the other October %, 1863.
Both papers are quite well preserved
and contain great amount of interest
ing reading.
Michigan this year has about $1,000
acres of beans. This state has pro-
duced this year about 10 per cent of
the bean supply of the United States.
The other states competing with Mich
igan are New York and California.
New York's acreage has been steadily
shrinking, and the Michigan acreage
has as steadily increased.
Vol. |, No. of the Emmett Record,
published every Friday and issued
from the Capac News Office, lies on our
table. 1t is six column quartO and is
well filled with interesting news mat
ter and advertising. Ernest Il. Clark
is the publisher Here's hoping that
the new venture may find sufficient
support to make it paying invest
ment
Again The Expositor urges our min
listers to hand in any items of news re-
garding meetings. In doing this the
several congregations will be informed
Of what is going on i'm each church.
Besides church items we will be pleased
to publish marriages and deaths at
tended by the pastors. In fact items
of news of any sort will be thankfully
received.
A neat little pamphlet containing
practical points for postoflice patrons is
DelllS Sent out WIFI lHt compliments OI
Postmaster Drake. 1t is compiled and
copyrighted by Richard +. Lawson, of
Enngham, H., and published at Hops
Print Shop, St. Clair, Mich. Besides
many useful hints and other valuable
information for the guidance of post
office patrons il contains the ads of
nearly every business firm in Yale.
ID. T.. IIubbell, editor of the Mar
1ette Leader and manager of the Opera
House at that place, has designed
ticket case which he has i'm operation
i'm their place of amusement. 1t is
said to he an ideal arrangement for
selling tickets and reserving seats. In
fact Brother Hubbell showed the case
TO us before it was used and we
thought it very correct, simple and
inexpensive manner of ticket dealing.
The Croswell opera house has adopted
the method. Perhaps it might be
used to advantage i'm Yale's playhouse.
The pupils of the fifth grade have
been engaged i'm making cabinets of
Yale Industries which certainly show
ingenuity and also that they have prac-
teal knowledge of what and how
things are done at these institutions.
The pupils were conducted by their