The Yale expositor., 1904-11-18

Send IN the names of your visitors.
| All are welcome.
o. f. S. regular meeting next Wed.
day evening, Nov. %.
| The Canadians celebrated Thanks
giving Day last week Thursday.
Charley Landro painted the front of
j Il. Staley's drug store neat white
last week.
Attend the manufacturers sale of
furs at Griswold & Newell's store to-
morrow, Saturday.
Hancock has band which is said to
be the strongest in the state. At least
the leader name is Onion.
Does your head ache2 Celery King
will cure headache-not only stop it,
but remove the cause. 25c. at druggists
Chas. Rounds has just received 1900
rods of American fence which he is
selling at greatly reduced prices.
A. f. Leavitt will ship poultry from
the p. NJ. depot tomorrow Saturday
forenoon. Highest market price paid.
If you have indigestion do not let
another day go past without taking
Celery King for it. Druggists sell IT.
25c.
Chas. Rounds would be very thank
full IT the parties who have his wire
stretchers could conveniently return
same at once.
| F. +. Montney's combination sale on
Saturday last was largely attic led and
very fair prices were received for goods
and stock sold,
Have YOU taken our advice and read
the label on your paper to see if you
are in arrears? If not, don't delay.
| We need the money.
You will be able to save much fuel
and have your house more comfortable
if you will leave an order with John
| Hutton for storm sash.
A heavy wind and snow storm ragged
on Sunday last. The weather has since
turned warmer and what snow covered
the ground has disappeared.
There is no cough medicine so popt
ular as Foley's Honey and Tar. l.
contains no opiates or poisons and ney.
er fails to cure. All druggists of Yale
Mrs. Eva J. Black has erected coal
and wood shed in the rear of her
dwelling house and expects hereafter
to keep what wood and coal she has
under lock and key.
Mrs. Bonnard has shipped her house
hold goods to Chicago where she ex-
poets to make her home in the future
Thos. Holden and family will occupy
the house vacated by her.
Good looks comes from pure blood,
pure blood from good health, and good
health from Celery King. Celery King
makes good health, pure blood and
good looks. Herb or tablet form, csc.
81 was troubled with constipation
and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my
complexion was ruined; HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea brought back my
hea IN and complexion. Mary Allen,
ST. Louis. 50 cents at Grant Holden's.
I'm q letter from Mrs. ". G. Ranger,
OF CharievOiX, she says that herself
and husband with party of twelve
will lcaye for Florida on the 18th. Mrs.
Ranger will he remembered as Mrs.
lJC"n "'isou who resided IN Yale for
may years.
The pleasing news has reached Yale
that Billie Beals, for many years con-
ductOr on the Pere Marquette railway,
will be returned to the road again soon.
We did not learn which passenger run
he would take but hope he may be
placed on his old-time morning run.
sylvester Rounds has completed the
contract for the brick work on George
Mclutyre's new building and Charles
Willard who has the contract for the
carpenter work has the joists all laid
ready for the roof. The building has
progressed under the direction of both
these gentlemen.
We have received q letter from J. @.
Roode, who is at present taking charge
of his father-in-law's business in Meau-
wataka, having given up teaching for
this year. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have
gone to New Mexico for the benefit of
the climate. Mr.. Roode requests the
Expositor sent to him for another year
and encloses his subscription.
The Yale Christian Union will hold
Its first union meeting in the Disciple
church on Sunday evening beginning
at six O'Clock. Miss Laura Baxter will
be the leader, and the regular G. f..
topic will be used. The young PEG.
Piles societies of FIVE of our churches
comprises the union. All are cordially
invited to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Frank Newell, in recent letter
from her husband at Newberry where
he is hunting deer, received the infor-
nation that Frank had already killed
two and his brother Ed one. Will Pal
mer, of Newberry, is 10 camp with their
party. The rest of the crew no doubt
are having good luck for the report is
that deer are very plentiful in that To-
cality.
Friday night after school several of
Donna McLaughlin's little friends call
ed upon her and reminded her that
she was ten years old that day. All
, sorts of games and amusements were
furnished and the children had q de-
. lightful time. Mrs. Mclaughlin pro-
yided nice supper and they all went
home happy haying thoroughly sur
= prised their friend Donna.
Our old friend and former fellow
townsman, w. i. Ellie, of Smith s
Creek. was in Yale the fret of the
week on business connected with the
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