The Yale expositor., 1911-10-19


Read the label on your Exposition
We are all planning To buy autos
next spring.
The time to advertise in the Exposition
is all the time.
II il dOesn't.warm up soon we'll have
Il long run of winter.
Patrick Kissans new dwelling house
is nearly ready for occupancy.
The Exposition is your home paper
IT you don't take it you should
Lots of sugar beets are being shipped
from this point to the Croswell factory
Twelve pages of good reading matter
i'm the Exposition for only $l.00 per year.
Wonder if We'll get a spell of wealth
er now? Cheer mp. Indian summer is
yet to come.
DO you realize how close Christmas
is upon us? "TwOnt be long before
Santa Claus will he around pulling our
legs again.
Get yonr auction sale bills printed at
the Exposit0r otice-the storm proof
kiN that islands up" under all condi-
tons of weather.
:. A. Hathaway has sold his farm of
80 acres i'm Lynn township to Adam
Klein of Maple Valley township; con.
sideration $4,000.
Ed Chandler has sold 20 of his skunks
from his farm to Mayville party for
$l20. Ed is doing well in raising these
little fur bearing animals.
Read all the ads in the Expositor.
They are weekly letters from the mer.
nh 40 N re MrilI nd
thing in some of them that will be of
interest to you.
Mrs. \. y. Curtis. of ROmulus, who
has been visiting with the family of
A. ". Hubbell, left here Monday for
Yale for a short visit with friends there
Inlay City Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Len McWaters, of Yale,
were pleasant callers at the Nj. T. par
sonage this week. Mr.. McWaters was
here looking over the church, prior to
bidding on the building of the new
church.-Capac Journal.
n. J. Drouyor, superintendent of our
public schools, showed us pepper last
Friday which he grew in his garden
that measured l715 inches by Is inches.
Mr. DrouyOr tells us that he sold or
6 bushels from his patch this season.
Rev. Pearcy, of Saginaw, will occupy
the pulpit in the Mechanic street church
of Christ next Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject "rhe signi-
licance of Names" Evening subject
"a he Heavenward way" Everybody
welcome.
Fred Farley left Tuesday morning of
this week for Mayport, Florida, where
he will spend the next six weeks. After
leaving Mayport Mr.. Farley expects to
spend the remainder of the winter
months in some Florida towns. He
went south owing to the condition of
his health.-Sanilac County Overseer.
A carrier pigeon came to Yale Mon.
day, Oct. 18th, and was picked up by
Orrin Lane who took it to his home on
Kinnefick street where the owner may
get it by giving initials and number Oh
the band of its leg. The newcomer
has become quite favorte in the
family as it's very tame and a lovely bird.
The annual convention of the state
Teachers association convenes in De-
troit November and 3. All teachers
are allowed to dismiss school and at
tend with full pay, but they must Sc
cure certificates of attendance from the
secretary of the association in order to
be enabled to draw their money from
their respective districts.
st. Clair county grange convention
held at BrOckway Grange, October 3,
elected the following delegates to at
tend the state Grange to be held at
Kalamazoo December IL to l5:-T.
III. Parkinson and wife, Yale; Albert
Tosch and wife, Capac; A. Howe and
wife, Riley Center. The delegates
elected from Pomona Grange are Daniel
Foley, Emmett, and John l.. Patterson,
Brockway.
The National Biscuit Company will
have a representative at Fred Taylor's
grocery store next Saturday, Oct. Fl to
demonstrate the goodness of their In
er seal Trade Mark Package goods.
Mr.. stevenson, of the National Grocery
Co., will also be present and will serve
to all who come cup of coffee made
from the "Star" special brand. The
public in general is invited to attend
the demonstration.
Its off to the field and forests of Michi-
gan now for the hunters and sportsmen
who have awaited eagerly the taking
off of the lid on all sorts of game which
Has Dctll CldIilptu uOWu JlBllJ lOT ntdTly
year. The season is open now and
the next two weeks will see a general
exodus of deer and big game hunters to
the upper peninsula and the northern
part of the lower peninsula. where the
forests abound in all sorts of game that
is worthy of the chase.
The Yale Canning Go. has just fin
ished its season of canning peas and
corn, and the management is well
pleased with the output. The peas did
not pan out as well as expected, only
about 40 per cent of crop. Neverthe-
less 1900 cases were put up. A better
showing is made in sweet corn, $4,000
cases is the record for this season, 5000
more than any previous year. The
factory furnishes employment for a
large number of men, women and boys.
The Delta Lambda Club held social
evening on Wednesday and enlarged
its membership by twelve persons. 1t
has been acknowledged by some of
those initiated that they were put
through some pretty funny stunts but
they seemed perfectly satisfied with
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