The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-01-06
Additional Expositlons.

Joseph Kings children are recover
ing from the measles.
Salt sea and showe- bathsJ att Wind
sor's barber shop. Try one. ,aSTs
Diphtheria is reported in the family
of Andrew Jackson of Speaker town.
ship.
Workmen have been busy the past
week clearing the rubbish from the
burned district.
j.. Rosenthal has large line OF
clothing and gents furnishing goods
to choose from.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles can
always be prevented by the use of Foley
Kidney Cure. Sold by all druggists OF
Yale.
HA good improved farm of so acres
with buildings, for sale-Sl 400. For
further particulars call on or address,
e. III. Drake, Yale. 1872
There is no alcoholln Celery King a
medicine fresh from natures hand. III
YOU have never tried it ask your friends
aboutit. CSC. Mathews & Wight.
ANY boy desiring a copy OF The
American Boy sent to his address Tor
one year free come to The Expositor
Office, Rap!ey Block, Yale, and we Will
tell him how he can get 1t.
A social dance was given in Central
hall Tuesday evening by the young
people of the town. Symington, OF
Port Huron, furnished the music and
lunch was served by the Paisley.
Eff. Pratt has made several changes
on the interior of his barber shop dur
ing the past six months. Recently he
has nut on a neat new steel ceiling
which adds greatly to the looks OF the
shop on the inside.
Vern Stableford has been very sick
bow the past week with inflammation
of the lungs. 1t was thought for
time that he could not get better but
he is now much improved although not
altogether out of danger.
Anti-Carbon is brought in contact
with SCOT by scattering it on the live
Goals when it will quickly and effect
lively remove the SCOT from all the sur
faces in stoves, ranges, boiler tiues and
chimneys. Guaranteed. At Hutton's.
Stephen Windsor has received the
appointment of deputy sheriff for this
village and Brockway township. Steve
circulated petition and secured the
signatures of the prominent republi-
cans and citizens of the village and
township.
John Muir, who resides with his wife
on a fine farm of so acres one mile
south of Yale, visited The Expositor
Office on Wednesday and paid his sub
scription for another year. We would
be much pleased if all our subscribers
were as prompt in paying as oar old
friend Mr.. Muir.
One of the many interesting features
of news that has been added to the col
umns of the Expositor since making 1T
all home print is a weekly resume or
the dolngs of the state legislature at
Lansing. Our readers can depend on
getting all the news all the time for
only Sl.00 per year. If you are not
subscriber let us add your name to our
list.
George Ellis has returned to his
studies in the civil engineering depart
ment of the NJ. A. g., at Lansing, after
the Christmas vacation spent at home
with parents and friends. ltwas Georges
good luck to have bestowed upon him
the honor of making drawings of the
buildings and the grounds and his work
was pronounced excellent. George
intends to make civil engineering his
life business and he has a decided
talent for it.
Another "meanest man on earth"
has been found. He liyes in Bay City,
and some time ago he put an adver-
tisement in the papers, stating that the
undersigned wanted to buy number
of cats and signed friends name. All
the next day and for many days there
after, the friend was besieged with peo-
l. "A .E Ia
pie when their cats were refused,
would say: II don't want the darn
thing anyway; here take it," and the
poor fellow has about carload of cats
in his barn now.