The Yale expositor., 1904-11-04
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Election next Tuesday.

all are welcome.
Old Maids Convention at Central
Hall this evening.
Ready-to-wear and trimmed hats at
Mrs. Browns. She has fine showing.
$4,000 to loan on real estate at rea-
sonable rate. Apply to j. A. Rapley,
Yale. %.
The excavation has been made and
the stone work begun for Thos. Hold
ems new brick block.
For Sale-Small buildings in rear of
Scott property for sale cheap. Inquire
of stephen Windsor. 28-2
Bert Mcdonald has had workmen
engaged this week re-shinglng his
house on Kennetick street.
Vet Rounds has built neat new
barn on his lot in the rear of his dwell
ing house on Kennetick street.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure. All druggists of Yale.
number of our citizens attended
the Democratic blowout in Brockway
last Tuesday evening. All report r
loud time.
Daniel McMartin has made several
repairs about his house and lot making
considerable Improvement about his
property.
Grswburg Il Sterner wish to say to
the person who took the bicycle from
in front of the meat market to return
same at once and save trouble.
For the purpose of increasing our
subscription list to 1900 we are offering
The EXpositor from now until January
1906 for only 100 in advance.
Are you thinking of buying spec
tacles or glasses? We can fit you so
that your eyes will not give you any
more trouble. Mathews & Wights.
To the ladies who are thinking of
buying new fur for the winter, don't
forget to call and look over our line
before purchasing elsewhere. j. |.
Rosenthals.
The Masonic Hall has been given
neat coat of paint on the outside, inn
proving the appearance very material
ly. Bert Mcdonald and Chas. Fergu-
son are doing the work.
w. A. Herren, of Finch, Ark, writes,
II wish to report that Foley's Kidney
Cure has cured terrible case of kidney
and bladder trouble that two doctors
had given up" All druggists of Yale.
The Board of Registration for Brock
way township will be in session on
Saturday, November 5th. from 500
in the forenoon until SEQ O'Clock in
the afternoon in n. Z. Herbert's office.
Dr. Bruske, president of Alma Col
lege, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, both morning
and evening. Rev. Ellis was called TO
Akron, his former pastorate, and will
occupy the pulpit there.
GGT frnnhlnh until, nnncfinaiip,,
and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my
complexion was ruined; HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea brought back my
health and omplexion. Mary Allen,
st. Louis. 80 cents at Grant Holden's.
Please do remember that for one
week you can buy good substantial
folding ironing board for So cents and
an adjustable clothes rack for 6S cents
Do not delay but take advantage of
this offer as it is for just one week. At
HuttOn's.
The Inventory in the estate of the
late Nelson Mills, filed in the probate
court Wednesday, showed his estate to
be worth over one million and half
dollars. Of this amount S2S5,247.94
comprises real estateand land contracts
and Sl,3ll ,5l6.74 personal property.
Grant Holden has added to his stock
a large line of popular music consist
ing of new songs, waltzes and two
steps, which he invites you to call and
look over before you buy. This stock
consists of the latest productions, and
they are copyrighted. The price per
sheet is 25c.
On Tuesday of this week, through
the courtesy of Wallace Bslleptine, we
took a drive to the hustling town on
the east of us-Avoca. We found the
business firms all doing we'll and en-
joying a good trade. The town Is
building up and making many improve
ments in other ways.
James Sweet plumber for Charles
Rounds, this week finished the work of
putting in the steam heat pipes and
radiators for Mrs. Lena Andreae ut
her home on First street. The Expos
itor mentioned short time ago that
steam was piped from the Woolen
Mill To the house. Mr.. Sweets work
is very satisfactory.
J The delegate sent to the district Ep-
worth League convention at Croswell
I. from st. Clair, was instructed to extend
, an invitation to the convention to meet
: here next year, but he found that Yale
had sent their delegates with the same
message, however, by judicious man.
Port Huron Times.
Encouraging news is heard each day
from the hospital concerning Mrs. j.
b. Paisley whose hosts of friends are
anxiously asking as to her condition.
All are delighted to know that she is
improving fast and it may not be long
until she is home again. The l.. 3. s,
of Presbyterian church thoughtfully
sent flowers TO her on Monday.
A shell bark hickory, about 100 feet
long, was raised at Brockway by the
Democrats of that section Tuesday
afternoon. There was q goodly num-
r Der of the faithful present. In the
} evening speeches were made by Elmer
Stockwell, candidate for prosecuting
attorney. j. A: Rapley, candidate for
} Judge of Probate, and Dennis Sullivan
at the Brockway House hall. The
/ male quartette from Yale we're present
> and furnished music to enliVen the OC.