The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-20
on, Write Sc not OF gallery gods
For we've AN Al dandy.
"fis Ike, our ikey ROScuthal
His equal You'll not mat, h 40 all
when gallery maidens short aud tall
Are ladlrd out the candy.

Martin Monroe still continues to inn
prove IN health.
Don't forget the masquerade i'm Cen.
tral Hall next Thursday night.
Jacob Miller has quit rubber.neck-
ing for few days AT least. Cause
boil.
Amos Ludingion is building new
barber shop just north of the one he
occupies.
"Kip" was down town last week
When last seen he was rushing the can
for the boys.
WANrED-at once. A good new
mitch COW. Jersey or part Jersey pre-.
ferred james Brown
The LOL, of Yale, will have an oys.
ter supper IN tAe West Bruckway Hall
on Friday evening, Dec. 9Th. Bill 25c
Every body invited.
Beayis n Hutchinson have line of
mems aud boys sweaters they want to
show you. They are just what you
want for cold weather.
The young folks of the village en-.
| jOyed social hop in Central Hall last
Monday evening. About 90 couples
were present and all had fine time
Strength and yigor come of good
| food, duly digested. Force, a ready
to.serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden, but sustaius, nourlshes, in.
vigurates.
TO my patrons and the public gen
| eTally:-l will be away for three weeks
during which time my dental Office
will Ice closed. viii return Noy. -.
/ Df. V. A. Lacy.
Have you tried our Soc tea? Com.
/ padore u the name. IL n the best that
can be bought for the money. Beavis
X Hutchinson.
Mrs. e.. T.. Roberts. San Francisco.
/ Cal: Would not be without Rocky
/ Mountain Tea In our house. It's n
/ great family eremedy. Makes ana
| keeps us well. Grant Holden.
School closes next "Wednesday night
! for the rest of the week. On Friday
and Saturday the teachers will attend
the meeting of the IT. Clair County
! Teachers Association In Port Huron
W. 4. IIerren, of Finch, Ark, writes:
IL wish To- report that Foloy's Kidney
! Cure has cured n terrible case of kidney
and bladder trouble that two physicians
]
lists ct Yale.
LIT everyone attend tho game of
| football on the Yale fair grounds
next Thursday Thanksgiving after
| noon between Yale aud Richmond. IL
makes the boys feel more like playing
/ To have large attendance.
one of our young men accompanied
his lady friend home last sunday ev-
enlng. "Ihe way wHs 80 dark, and the
roads were So muddy, that'-he
| couldn't get home without a lantern,
/ 80 one was borrowed from good ma.
! tured farmer j. we would adyise YOU
/ To- 90 10 Rounds ~ NnnCHmp's aud
purchase one, and be prepared next
/ Time.
The 81 Clair County Teachers As.
/ sOcHtion Will meet In Port Huron Nov
embpr - amt * Superintendent &.
\ iloIms, ct the hind school at Ian
sing, and Miss Nettie Allen, Of the
/ training school at Mt. Pleasant, have
/ been engaged for the occasion, and 10
D. expected that many new ideas will
| be presented Hnd a profitable time will
be held. Every teacher IN the county
l. expected 90 be present
The people M Yale, the little village
youth ot us, feel pretty lonesome since
the Iay city, Peck and Port Huron X.
X. u going To go via Lexington. A
number have moved 90 Peck and 9th.
ers are looking for building sites
daily. IL Il said that real estate has
gone down nearly 80 per cent in Yale.
Peck Times. There, Uncle Tom has
been drinking some more of that Elk
Creek water. The above was written
while he was In trance. Isn't II Chey-
enne you mean, Thomas?
In our last weeks issue we made
mistake in regard to the brothers and
sisters of Ryniard Clark, who died
NoY. IL. lie has three sisters and two
brothers yet liying:-ilannah Bigford.
Martha Clapper, Mrs. T.. Raymo, and
| Henry Clark. The children who sur.
vive him are Mrs Jos. Middleton and
Mrs. VIM. Cheney, Brockway, Mrs.
Hattie Rude, Detroit, and Frank Clark 4,
Minnesota. The family wish TO ex
tend thanks To- the many friends for
assistance during their sad bereayo-
ment.
In n letter from friend of ours at
Onaway, he says that there was moose
seen around that city recently, and
the gang from here went after IL. DR..
Lacy found y large track and followed
n, and when the trail grew warm Doc
halted, and with hush, heard the
gentle voice of milk maid Calling
"Co bOssie,-co bossie." We suppose
he will be following off load OF hay
some day, as man who can't tell the
difference between COW track and
one made by moose is liable 20 De
anything
II any Of our friends think we look
unusually glum nowadays we dom
mind telling them that We are grass
widower. In addition To the trials and
tribulauons of editing great and pop
ular newspaper, and endeayoring O.
satisfy the cravings of All eager constit
uency thirsting for enlightenment and
gossip. we hRye had the onerOus care
of household duties thrust upon us
our wife and family have gone visit
ing. We have had sole charge of th'
culinary department Our cooking u
not OF very elaborate order, but W.
have to eat IL Just the same. We don
. expend much labor on the layout %
the table. We ignore dish washing