The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

Hot ana cold baths at Wlndsor Dar-
Der shop.
Isabel Menerey was quite sick last
week with the grippe.
Lon Fisher, of Brown City, is now
employed in the Yale Flax Mills.
EARLY vegetables, radishes, celery and
lettuce at G. Collin & Co.'s Saturday.
Born to the wife of John Menerey,
Wednesday night, February %, 1905, a
son.
Get 10 cent bottle of Rose Cream
by complying with the conditions in
Mathews a. Nights change of ad.
A party of young people drove up
to Peck Thursday evening and en-
joyed a dancing party held there.
The High School pupils will give a
supper in Central Hall next Friday
night, from till all are served, loo.
Chas. Rounds is opening up his
spring stock of gasoline stoves which
are the Quick Meal and Detroit Vspor,
the best made.
Henry Welch was down town the
first of the week and the Expositor Is
pleased to announce to his friends that
he is gaining slowly.
A very pleasant evening was spent
in Central Hall Monday evening by
the Old Time Dancing Club tripping
the light fantastic toe.
Probably the reason that the girls
seldom talk in their sleep Is because
they usually tell everything they
know before they 60 to bed.
Postmaster Wallace has been con-
fined to his home the past week with
81 It,li
been helping in the postofiice.
The date of DR.. Walkers next visit
to Yale at The Paisley is on Friday,
March 18th. The doctor is here regu
lariy every 2S days. Consultation is
free.
Griswold g. Newell are adding an
other Improvement to their store in
the way of painting and decorating the
interior. Chas. Ferguson is doing the
work.
Postmaster Wallace opened the post
office last Sunday for the accommoda-
ton of the public. No trains passed
Yale Saturday therefore no mails were
received till Sunday morning.
There's pretty girl IN an Alpine
hat, n sweeter girl with sailor brim,
but the handsomest girl you'll ever
see, is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea. Pollock q Hennessy.
Whitney Bros. concert company was
unable 10 reach Yale last Friday even
ing on account of the snow blockade.
Later in the season another company
will be billed for Yale TO take the place
Of this one.
Frank Mortimore has returned from
Lansing where he completed course
in the dairy department. of the MAC.
Nj. MOrtimOre has been. engaged as
butter maker for the AYoca Creamery.
He expects TO move his family to that
town soon.
If your chimney and pipes are filled
up and giving you trouble il is because
you have not used Anti-Carbon. You
will not have to take them down every
week If you use this. A 80 cent pack
age will last a long time. Get one to-
day at Hutton's.
Empire Cream Separator for sale
cheap. Capacity $50 pounds of milk
per hour. Reason for selling-too
small This machine is in good work
ing order aud first class in every re-
spect. Intending purchaser call on j.
A. Menzies at EXpositor Office, Yale.
You may find honor among thieves,
truth among liars, and wisdom among
fools, but you will never find spark
of manhood, womanhood or principle
in the makeup of gossipers and con-
tirmed kickers. Do not get into the
habit of being gossiper and a con-
firmed kicker.
Fred Teets has an oddly at his place
which Is attracting attention just now.
1t is bull calf born Thursday night
and the popularity of which is that it
owns but three legs having come into
the world lacking the left hind men,
Der. Its lordship doesn't seem to miss
anything but gets around nicely and is
In see ningly the best of health.
You can tell successful farmer by
looking at his wife's fruit in the closet.
You can tell slouchy woman by look
ing at her hair. You can tell the pois-
onous serpent by the bluntness of his
tail. But the easiest thing of all, you
you can tell the enterprising merchant
by glance at the local papers. This
is not dlyine revelation but business
and gospel truth.
Mrs. George Cork, of Speaker, re.
ceived word this week that her son
Lee was i'll with typhoid fever in the
nospltal at Wyandotte. Mrs. Cork left
Yale on the Wednesday evening train
to go to her son. Lee is we'll known in
Yale, having attended school here and
his many friends trust his illness may
be of short duration and that he will
soon be on the mend.
! wish to announce TO the public
that | will offer some rare bargains in
millinery for the next two weeks, as
must reduce stock before new proprie-
toress takes possession. / have also
quantity of household goods to dis
pose of which will so very cheap.
would like to have all parties indebted |
to me cali and settle up as ! must get
my business Strengthened. Mrs. Jas.
Brown. 44-2
"a few days ago / received terrible |
cut from q rusty shovel decorating the |
fhfrH Hpnar an tho loft ho y, "A 70 tka l,Aon