The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-01-31

Go 90 Windsor's barber shop and
take bath and see If you DO not feel
better afterwards.
Your attention is called to the white
sign IN front of ;. Goldberg n Co.'S
clothing store. Bo sure you notice IT,.
What you doin' neighbor? Helping
Bill. What's Bill doinY Helping Man
dy? What's Mandy doinY Helping
Mother? What's Mother dOinY TAX
ing Rocky Mountain Tea. Sensible fam
ily. Grant Holden.
have a0O1 shares OF mining stock
bought 10y my late husband, Robert
NJ. Lothian, of Il. Il. Noble, Yale, Mich
igan, which | will sell for - cents per
share. Inquire at residence Yale,
Mich. Mrs. Elizabeth Lothian. 40-2
Sandy Ellison, n notable character,
who had no home but had worked at
choring wherever he could get a JOB,
was taken TO the county poor house by
Supervisor Hodgins on Wednesday of
this week. At this institution he will
be we'll taken care of and will have n
good home.
Don't believe everything the stranger
tells, especially II the stranger las a
favor TO solicit. This Is an important
don't" IL is not good that We listen
To talk derogatory TO the character or
esteem of one of our own, and when
coming from the unbrldled tongue of
the stranger it should be offensive.
Don't listen TO It.
Patience used TO be represented rs n
passably good looking girl on big piece
OF sandstone. Now II ~ different.
-. 10 tod -
editor of country newspaper waiting
for contributions, and wishing that his
delinquents would pay up, go that
he could nj least indulge in the luxury
afforded by five cents worth of peanuts
or molasses candy.
IL manufacturers and merchants
were as careless In business as farmers
they would soon be ruined 10y compel
itors. The farmer h really II business
man and should conduct his farm IN
the same manner as though engaged
I'm some other occupation by Keeping
books and making everything assist IN
giving profit. Labor saving machin-
cry on farms H. not intended TO prevent
labor, but TO increase u. the machine
doing the work for the man. but the
time saved by the machine should not
be wasted nor should the machine
cause idleness on the part OF the man.
An artistic wigwam luncheon supper
was given by Mrs. Griswold on Satur-
day evening last, 60 anumber OF young
ladies of the town who once constituted
her Junior League scholars. They are
now grown up, graduates, teachers,
scholars, bright intellectual class.
Buttheir names should be- on the Honor
Roll Of the church records, for by their
earnest toll when Juuiors, they assisted
I'm no small measure IN multiplying the
church funds to some 500. The SUP
per was given on the occasion Of the
return To town of Miss Alta Harris.
The table was beautifully furnished
with rich delicacies and arti-tically or
namented with Indian wigwam,
canoe, table mats, etc. Tho canoe, ar.
ranged az the edge Of glaes mirror
fringed with asparagus fern, appeared
TO be lust launching upon some silent
sea with it, Indian boatman within.
The occasion afforded the young ladies
not only present pleasure, but also
freshened in their memories the happy
Junior League days, now passed. Mrs.
GriswOld entertained her Sunday school
class I'm n similar manner on Monday
evening.