The Yale expositor., 1904-09-30
Additional Expositions.
Remember that dainty Majestic lunch

For nice line of the latest walking
hats, see Mrs. Jas. Brown.
A side curtain to a top buggy awaits
an owner at The Expositor Office.
Bread &c loaf, loayes for 10c; 81
tickets for S1.00 at II. Stableford's.
Windsor's baths are lnvigorating and
healthful. Try one at the barber shop.
$4,000 to loan on real estate at rea-
sonable rate. Apply to j. A. Rapley,
Yale. %.
"The BIazed Trail" a new and in
teresting serial story, will begin next
week.
Ladies' Misses and children's coats
at Beayis Il Hutchinson's. All styles,
kinds and prices.
Ladies, call and look over our line
of hats before buying. 1t will pay you.
Eva. j. Black & Co.
August Milbrandt, we'll known here,
is studying medicine at the Chicago
Homeopathic College.
The st. Clair county Sunday school
association will hold a convention in
Capac, October IL and IA.
Children not accompanied by par
ents will not be served coffee and bis
cults next week. Chas. Rounds.
The board of supervisors of st. Clair
county will hold two weeks session
at the county seat beginning Oct. 10.
Talk for instead of against your
neighbor. The returns will not only
be more pleasant but more profitable.
Sacred Heart church will be honored
next Wednesday morning by the mar
rage of Minnie Sheehy to Will Hayes.
You will soon need new rubbers.
Don't forget Beavis g. Hutchinson
have the Ball brand. They are the
best money can buy.
Our line of suits and ovrrcoats is
now complete with all the latest styles
and patterns for fall and winter. Call
and see them at j. l. Rosenthal's.
About thirty married and unmarried
young people strolled to the grove
Thursday afternoon with picnic bas-
kets and enjoyed a social supper to-
gether.
mazda Agricultural Society, sends us
complimentaries to the 32d annual
fair to be held Oct. 5, 6 and 7, with a
hearty invitation to be present.
G.. Kellestein, of Patterson Music
House, Port Huron, will be in Yale the
| first week in October. Factory and
| conservatory experience. Leave or
ders with Mrs. Black at millinery store.
A committee of the Ladies' Aid of
the M. E. church will hold coffee at
the home of Mrs. Mary Harris on the
afternoon of Oct. 5th from 100 O'Clock
till all are served. 10 cents. Every
body invited.
Westward the orb of glory takes its
way, Wisconsin is the state, you hear
| everybody say, it's made itself famous
by one great stride; Rocky Mountain
Tea has made its name world wide.
Grant Holden.
The Fargo picnic and pole raising on
Tuesday last was very largely attended.
Everybody present seemed to enjoy
themselves immensely and the man.
aeement is we'll pleased oyer the sue
cess of the gathering.
The morning exercises in the high
school are varied and interesting and
are as follows: Monday and Thursday
mornings singing, Tuesday and Fri
day, reading and current events, We'd
nesday, devotional exercises.
County CLERK Bartlett requests all
merchants and others holding bills
against the county of st. Clair TO for
ward them to his Office before October
Sth, so that he can have them ready
for the board of supervisors.
Tuesday, September 81, was the got h
anniversary of'the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G.. White and number of
their friends gathered at their home
on Kennefic street in the evening and
helped them celebrate it in q social
way.
"On the Wings of the Morning."
probably the most thrilling story ever
written, will begin in The Detroit Daily
Journal on Tuesday, Oct. 4. 1t INVOLVES
a shipwreck in the south seas, n won
derful island, man and-a charming
maid.
Jas. B. Blackboard has Just returned
from Brown City where he has spent
the past four weeks building fine
new house of cement blocks for John
Hagner. Jim's new house in Yale is
model of beauty and shows that he is
an expert at his trade.
The opening meeting of the repub-
Leans of Brockway township will be
held in Yale on Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 8. Speeches will be made by ID.
S. Mcclure, of Lansing; Alex. Moore,
candidate for prosecuting attorney,
and others. Make point to be pres
ent.
"The National Brokerage Company,
1872 Shelby street, Detroit, write us that
they wish 275 men for the lumber
woods. They pay good wages and
give steady work. We would advise
our readers to write them at once if
they wish to work in the north woods
the coming winter" 23-4
This week we publish new ad for
the new firm of Griswold q Newell.
These gentlemen want share of your
trade and will do everything in their
power to secure it. A full and COM
Dlete stock of general merchandise
will be kept and you will find prices
right. Give them q call.
RuCklan,s Arnica SaIxa.