The Yale expositor., 1898-02-04
Valentines at Holden's Drug Store.

Valentines at Holden's Drug Store
The circuit court will adjourn this
week.
Patronize the Expositor item box at
the postoffice.
A good pair of ladies' hose ut Bal
lentine's for 5cts; fleece lined for Gets.
Don't forget to call and see some
thing new in the jewelry line ut
Losey & Doelle's.
The pacing horse Lon H., driven by
Dan DIVER, won the 2:22 ice race at
Montreal last week.
This cold wave will sell our under
wear. Sl.00 goods Blue Random only
65cts per suit at Ballentine's.
l.. Higer & Sons yellow tag sale still
continues. Read the prices offered on
mems shoes in their change of ad.
Milwaukee surgeons removed a
woman's stomach the other day. The
stomach came out all right but the
woman didn't.
Frank, son of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Dewey, died on Monday and was bur
led Wednesday. The funeral was held
from his home in Melvin.
VIII Lennon & Co's drug store is
the place to buy wall paper if Won
want assortment to pick from and low
prices. Read his new ad. in this issue
Neil Mcmillan, Of Rock ford, ex.state
oil Inspector is the newly appointed
consul TO Sarnia, vice Arthur VI. Clark
lie will assume his post in about two
weeks.
Street Commissioner Wilson has been
kent pretty busy these DAYS. Bright
and early nearly every morning he
may be seen hard at work clearing the
snow from off the crosswalks.
If the bear or ground hog ventured
out Wednesday forenoon they certain
~ must have seen their shadows, and
according to tradition will return to
their holes and remain six weeks
longer.
A number Of Yale'5 young people
drove over to Emmett Sunday and at
tended Vespers in the Catholic church.
From there they vent to VIM.
Powers home and took tea. The day
was pleasantly and proftably spent.
have the following property for
sale: IL acres with good house in Yale
Several houses and lots and several
good farms of different sizes. Call and
see me before buying and get prices,
etc. "a j. A. Rapley, Atty.
T. G. Holden's meat market is we'll
supplied with everything necessary to
satisfy the tastes of his customers. But
few markets in the city carry a better
variety, and none of them do more to
please the purchasing public. Notice
his change Of adv.
Or. c. V. High claims TO have shovel
ed more snow than any man in the
village. He made thirty rods of path
four feet wide and the snow was four
feet deep. That's the doctors side of
it but he hasn't been able to produce
the path. "--Coleman Independent.
We are anxious to do little good in
this world and can think of no pleas
anter or better way to do IL, than nv
One Minute Cough
Cure as a preventive of pneumonia.
and hther serious lung
troubles that follow neglecting colds.
Grant Holden.
All those who are indebted To the
late firm of Al. Ward & Co. are re
1uested TO call at nv store az their !
earliest convenience and settle their |
accounts. for ali matters of the old |
firm must he settled the first Of the |
new vear. 1t is not my desire to sne
INV person hut these accounts must he |
paid. 34-4 A. Ward.
Jas. Teets and Lille Ducat were
recently and the bows in the
1eIghborhood of the brides home |
hOu"ht charivari would not he ON |
VI order As soon as the music (2) he
ran Jim presented the bows with the /
necessary amount to buy the luxurie, |
lesirpd. and they flushed their enter
arm mt across the road IN the home |
" viii Cole. 1t is said they had y
merry time
7 have given Chamberlain Cough
Remedy fair test and consider II one
" the very best remedies for croup
hat have ever found. One dose has
always been sufficient, although / use
I freely ANY cold my children con-
ract Yields very readily to this medi-
line. can conscientiously recon.
mend IL for Group and colds In chill
lren George f. Wolff, Clerk of the
Iircuit Court, Fernandina, Fla. Sold
,y Will Lennon & Co.