The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-10-28
Salt sea and shower baths at Wind

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sor's barber shop. Try one.
The place to find stylish suits and
overcoats is at j. L. RosenthaPs.
Mrs. Sarah Phelps is quite ill at hel
home in Kennefick street this week.
Just received at The ExEositor Office
another case of envelopes. Now is
the time to order.
Ask to have Victor tea sent you with
your next grocery order. Only 30 cts
pound at The Two Franks.
From indigestion, aches and pains
your system will be free, if you'll but
take drink, of Rocky Mountain Tea
Grant Holden.
George Mcintyre is making prepar-
atoms TO build one story brick block
on the lot north of Windsor's barber
shop. 1t will be 27x15 feet.
George Weston represented Advance
Lodge /. o. o. i. at the Grand Lodge
of the state held at Lansing the past
week. Mr.. Weston will submit his re.
port this CFriday) evening.
Chairman Moore of the board of SUI
pervisors appointed supervisors Robert.
son, jerks and Huffman as delegates
to attend the meeting of state board of
! supervisors to be held in Lansing in
January next.
1t is with pardonable pride that we
point to the increasing circulation of
| The Expositor and we find that the
people of Yale and vicinity appreciate
our efforts to give them clean, reli-
able newspaper.
If you have taken everything else
| for constipation and haye not taken
the tonic-laxative, Celery King, you
have made serious mistake. Celery
King is the great blood vitalizer and
builder up of men and women. Price
% cents.
The advertising committee, of the
"Old Maids Convention" is receiving
the photos of all the prominent "Old
Maids" of the state, who expect to at
tend the Convention Nov. 4. These
photos will be seen next week in all
the store windows. Look for them.
Harvey Emery, while working in the
Canning factory one day the past week
accidentally got his thumb caught
in q pair OF cog-wheels mutilating the
member quite badly. DIR. Pollock
dressed the wound which is getting
along nicely. Harvey says he does
not care to go through with the exper-
fence again very soon.
A pleasant surprise on Mr.. a. j..
Harnden Monday eve, the occasion
being his. Goth birthday. About twenty
guests were present. After social
visit all were invited to the dining
room where an elegant repast was
served such as Mrs. Harnden is capable
of preparing. Mr.. Harnden was pre-.
sented with a beautiful gold watch,
chain and Masonic charm. We hope
Mr.. Harnden will live to enjoy many
happy returns of the season.
man may ride in the back coach of
q railroad train to save the interest on
his fare until the conductor comes
aleng, stop his watch at night to save
wear, leave his 'j' or ut" without a
dot or a cross to save ink and pasture
cows on his mothers grave, but man
Of his kind is gentleman and scholar
compared to fellow who will take q
local paper two or three years and
when asked to pay for it puts it back
in the postoffice and has it marked
"refused."
DIR. Ney, of Port Huron, was called
to Yale last Friday and held consult
alton with DIR. Pollock, over the con-
dition of Mrs. j. Paisley who has been
sick for about two months. 1t was de.
dided that an operation would be nec-
essary, and on Wednesday the patient
was taken to Harper hospital, Detroit,
accompanied by her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wallace and DIR. Pollock.
Great anxiety was felt by the hosts of
friends until the welcome news came
Thursday that the operation was over,
the patient had bravely stood il ard
bright hopes IRE cnterisired for ulti-
uI,te recovery.