The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20

Salt sea and shower baths at Wind
sor's barber shop. Try one.
The hotels and meat markets are
putting in their ice this week.
The doctor always has strong hopes
for the man who has never had appen-
dcitis.
Remember Victor tea at Soc and
Golden Dome coffee at 40c at the Two
Franks.
Mrs. James Blackboard has been quite
| sick the past week but IS much better
at present.
For Sale Cheap-One set of Second
hand sleigh runners. Enquire at Ho-
tel Jackson, Yale. 32.
A mule does not bank on his beauty.
but he is there when there is any heavy
pulling to be done.
Any amount of chestnut coal for
sale at $500 per 1000 pounds. Ward
Lumber Co., Avoca.
! The Almont Record is the name of a
new paper to be published at Almont
by G. W. Patton soon.
A liberal discount will be given from
regular price on broken lots in child
ren's suits at Yale Clothing House.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles can
always be prevented by the use of Foley
Kidney Cure. Sold by all druggists of
Yale.
Two sleigh loads Of our young PEG
pie drove to Peck last Monday evening
and attended the dance. All report q
good time.
Hattie Merrill taught in the 1st pri-
mary room Tuesday, Miss Roy having
been called to Port Huron to attend
the funeral of relative.
Word reached Yale Tuesday that a
fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Zavltz at Marlette the night pre-
vious. Their many friends in this viii
lage congratulate them.
Surprising you're busted - haven't a
dime, getting poor isn't a serious crime;
| put on bold front, work with all your
might you're sure 10 win by taking Roc
ky Mountain Tea at night. Grant Hol-
| den.
Sunday, January %, 1905, Ed. J. H.
Patton will preach to the church of
Christ in Brick Chapel at 800 in the
afternoon and 700 in the evening on
subjects that ought to interest you.
! Come.
In our report of the election of OFF,
GERS of the First National Bank last
week we published the name of F. w.
| Andreae as a director in place of VIM.
F. Rub. We willingly make the cor
| rection.
VIM. Williams and Alex. Lowe visit
ed this Office the past week and left
one dollar each for the Expositor an
other year. Both gentlemen are long
| time subscribers and feel that il would
be impossible to keep house without
| the paper.
1t must have been one of henpecked
species of husbands who wrote this,
which was printed in the rural cores
pondence of an Oakland county paper
u while ago: MANY of the men went
there for pleasure; others were accom-
panied by their wives"
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cellar enter
tanned party of young folks at their
home Thursday evening of last week.
| Progressive pedro was the order of the
| evening. Art Little won first prize and
Thos. McGrattan the BOBBY. All re-
port very sociable time.
There is said to be a printing office
in southern Minnesota that is opened
by prayer meeting every morning.
This is a rare exception to the rule, as
from time immemorial it has been the
custom for the printing Office to be
opened by the devil and closed by the
sheriff.
A Grand Rapids man sang his own
funeral hymn and at his own funeral,
too. 1t isn't hard if you know how.
III recorded 1t in monograph some
time before he fitted to the other
shore and requested that it be repro
duced when all that remained of him
was laid away.
The bill for incorporating the village
of Croswell into city of the fourth
class will be voted on during this meet
ing of the legislature, and ii is expected
it will go through without any trouble.
1t will extend the boundary line of the
village to II miles, which is the size of
other incorporated villages.
No other factor does so much gratui-
| tious and effective work to build up
town as local paper. No factor does
more to enable the local paper to do
such work than advertisers. Hence
those who would see their town grow
and prosper should make it point to
trade with those who advertise.
There has been conside rable COM
plant because some of the wood the
farmers bring to town is dead wood, or
wood cut from dead trees and there
seems TO be no life in it. But the way
the wood disappears nights it Is cyl
dent that there must be at least spark
of life in it else it could not walk off
by the armful.
George Mcintyre while working
around his building last Friday stepped
on nail which penetrated the sole of
his foot. At first he paid no attention
to the injury but when the foot began
to pain him severely he became some
what alarmed. Proper treatment has
been used since and George feels now
that no serious results will occur.
Ex-Sheliff Dayidson's criminal ac-
counts which were investigated by n
| anaeial com mittee of the BOARD of sum-