The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-02-12
Immodest words admit OF no defense,
For want of decency is want OF sense.

For want of decency is want OF sense.
st. Valentines day next Sunday.
Call in at Grant Holden's drug store
and see his valentines.
Parkinson is giving some rare bar
gains in canned goods.
Chestnut coal for sale at Hickey *
Walkers elevator, Yale.
Regular meeting OES at their hall
Wednesday evening, Feb. IL.
Villagy and township caucuses next
Thursday evening" Feb. 18th.
Richard II. Ella has sold his farm
west of Yale to w. IL. Freimann.
All kinds of comic and fancy valen-
tines at Will Lemons drug store.
For bread, buns, pies or cakes call
om Bert Desmond, the new baker. see
luis ad.
"American Nuts Cracked and I'm
cracked" is the subject of Mr.. WOODS
lecture Feb. 18th.
saddle made entirely of paper,
eu1ameled and waterproof, is the latest
invention in the cycle line. 1t weighs
but nine ounces.
For Rent-House and lot in Village
of Yale, desirable location. For fur
ther information and terms apply to
Andrew DePeel, Yale. Az
The Farmers Institute held at En-
met this week Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday was largely attended and
interesting throughout.
In keen sarcasm, biting satire, and
merciless railery Morgan Wood takes
first place. Hear him at the NJ. E.
church next Wednesday evening.
If YOU are needing lumber, lath and
shingles, sash or doors, RENE mber e.
+. Michaels has the largest and bes
assorted stock ever kept in Yale, and
can give the lowest possible prices.
C. b. Hungeford is the new station
agent for the F. & p. NJ. R'y at Yale
with Bert Lintz as assistant. Both
gentlemen are competent railway men
having been in the employ of thi:
company for many years.
Scaly eruptions on the head, chap
ped hands and lips, cuts, bruises
scalds, burns are quickly cured by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t Is Il
present the article most used for piles
and it always cures them. Grant Hol
den.
The Foresters paid Mrs. f. II
Bathey, of Port Huron, on Monday o
last week, the amount of the polio,
taken out by her late husband tw'
weeks ago last Wednesday. This !
indeed prompt payment on the par
of the Foresters.
Our people are growing more an,
more in the habit of looking to VII
Lennon for the latest and best o
everything in the drug line. II
sells Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
famous for its cures of bad colds, crou
and whooping cough. When In nee
of such medicine give this remedy
trial and you will be more than please
with the result.
1t is our intention this month to sen
out statements to all subscribers in a
rears. Should you receive one, pleas
give it your attention and either brln
or send in the amount necessary.
square up your indebtedness. 10
must remember that cash is require
to carry on newspaper business {
well as any other business. Many
our subscribers we have carried a nun
Der of years and insist that these giN
this matter attention.
clever swindle Just now practice
in some parts of the state is that OF
travelling salesman with small but Il
ferior looking potted plant, appearir
to emit sweet, pungent odor tn
comes from bottle of strong perfun
concealed in the dirt. The plant
represented to be native of the Ho
Land or some foreign country. Thr'
seeds of which may be bought for
can1ts. Lady window gardeners
country farm houses are largely u
victims.
.Dotor Leroy Lewis, eye speciali
who has visited Yale regularly. I
some months, was Mt Grant Holder
again last week. The Doctor is WI
recommended by physicians all ov
the state. Personally We hsve HI
considerable dealings with him al
hnye always found him prompt p
and square in his dealings and
always consider 1t q pleasure TO me
him. His circular il q tribe ahead
anything ve have yet seen ss it 90
Trims testimonials from leading ph
siokSais nsny Of whom are well kno'