The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-10-28

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Just arrived large line of fall and
winter caps at j. 1. RosenthaPs.
For your fall and winter Millinery
come to us. Mrs. Eva j. Black q Co.
Born TO the wife of Horace Lathrop,
on Sunday, October %, 1904, daugh-
ter.
Born to the wife Of Jason Mihlethal-
err, on Tuesday, October 25tb, 1904, a
son.
Margaret Kennedy has been sick for
some time at her boarding house, Mrs.
George Mclntyre's.
The Canning factory at Marlette has
closed down for the season, it having
been fairly profitable one.
Next Monday is Halloween. Take
care of all your loose articles about
place. No knowing where you might
ii nd them next morning.
For the purpose of increasing our
subscription list to 1900 we are offering
The EXpositor from now until January
1906 for only $l.00 in advance.
A three-day teachers institute will be
held at Sanilac Centre commencing
December LIST. S. b. Laird will be the
conductor and Margaret Wise instruct
or.
Have you seen Mathews q Nights
window at the Corner Drug Store? If
not make 1t point to drop around to.
night and notice what is contained
therein.
County Clerk Bartlett announces that
he will haye the election tickets ready
for distribution on November 18th and
requests all supervisors TO call for them
at that time.
The offer of The Expositor from now
until January 1906 for only Sl.00 has
added many new subscribers to our al
ready large list. Take advantoge while
the offer lasts.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach to
Church of Christ in Brick Chapel on
Sunday, October 30th, at 10 q. m. and
800 p. M, on subjects worthy Of your
consideration. Come and hear him.
The L. b. S. of the Presbyterian
church will meet next week Wednes-
day afternoon in the church. The
members are earnestly requested to
come out as there is plenty of work to
be done.
Lottie Ludington and Nora Holden
were delegates from Yale to the An
nual Convention of the Port Huron
District Epworth League held at Cros-
we'll Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.
25th and goth.
For eruptions, sores, pimples, kidney
and liver troubles, constipation, indi-
gestion, use HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea. Carries new life to every part
of the body. Tea or tablet form, 80
cents. Grant Holden.
Friends of Miss Lillian Dayey, who
was severely kicked in the face by
horse here some time ago, will regret
to learn that she was obliged to have
second operation performed on the eye
which was badly injured.
Prof. Pinkerton, of Chicago. will be
at Yale Nov. 4 for the purpose of
bringing his wonderful transformer
before the public. No one can afford
to miss seeing this wonderful Invention
and it's works at the "Old Maids Con-
vention" Nov. 4, at Central Hall.
What does away with Dr's. pills
And cuts in two your large coal bills?
Storm sash.
With 1T economy is secured,
Your warmth and comfort are assur-
ed. Save cash.
Leave orders with John Hutton.
Have you Catarrh2 If so, try Rev.
j. A. Moray's Catarrh Remedy which
may be got of Rev. A. +. Miller at the
NJ. =. parsonage, Yale. Price % cts
bottle. persona! guarantee is given
that this remedy will cure the worst
case of catarrh known. Try bottle
and be convinced.
The amusement loving people of
Yale who attended the entertainment
in Central Hall last Friday evening
suggest to the management that better
order be kept in the future. Never
has the noise been more fierce in the
history of the hall than that created
by the hoodlums last Friday night.
James Meharg went to West Milton,
Ohio, on Saturday last with j. b. Pals
ley's brood mare Sunola Il. where she
will be left for one year at the stock
farm of d. II. Mast, owner of Hal Dill
lard 2:043, to which horse the mare
will be bred. Hal billiard has world
wide reputation as race horse an d is
q sire of many fast ones.
Elder Lester Clark met with an &C
cident one day last week that might
have proven more serious than it did.
In coming out of the barn on his farm
in the southern part of the village after
watering his stock he tripped on loose
plank and fell striking his side on one
of the pals he was carrying. For a
time he thought some of his ribs were
broken.
Sufferers from headache, drowsiness,
lack of energy, biliousness, bowel and
stomach disorders, get prompt relief |
by using Greene's Little Laxative |
Beans. These little beans are a guar
anteed cure for constipation, gentle |
tonic. They clean the system, purify |
the blood and make Richard himself |
again. Thirty doses for quarter
enough to cure five people. Mathews
& Wight.
j. B. BLACKBOARD, who is one of the |
most proficient brick and stone masons
in this section, last week completed |
the job of veneering the house of John |
northwest of Deanville, with |
veneer blocks, giving Mr.. Hag. |
ner one of the finest looking residences
in that section. Mr.. Blackford also built |
a cement block house for himself in |