The Yale expositor., 1899-09-01
Mrs. McDuff is quite sick with tonsi.

Mrs. McDuff is quite sick with tonsi-
litis.
You can buy good corn cutter for
10 cents at Fox q Rounds
Best assortment, lowest prices on
school supplies at the Racket.
At least one little act of kindness a
day and an easy pillow at night.
David Macarthur eYetroughed Robt.
Irving's new barn last week and did a
good job.
Did you see those large tablets at
Will Lemons? Cheaper than you can
steal them.
Nellie Shaw has accepted position
in Martins store. Polly Williams has
taken the place at Fuller & Cos store
vacated by Miss Shaw.
If there is any danger of missing the
second hand school book deal at Hol-
den's drug store get bottle of Hol-
den's Little Jokers, they will moye
you.
The flax mill will resume operations
Monday. About $50 acres of flax is
spread which is only third of what is
yet TO be spread. The work has been
delayed owing to the continued dry
weather.
Rev. j. b Keith, who has spent the
past year as pastor of the NJ. Z. church
here, will be with us another year.
The reverend gentleman has made
many friends during his stay here, all
of whom are pleased to learn of his
return.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. +. church
will give an ice cream social in the Nc
Intyre hall at Roseburg, on the even
ing of Sept. 6. An excellent program
has been prepared. The Peck band
will be in attendance. Admission, 10
cents. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
John H. Merrill, of Yale, dropped
in to see US a few minutes Monday.
Mr.. Merrill is interested in insurance
and is so we'll posted that he can talk
along the line with you from morning
till night. He represents the Prussian
National Insurance Company.-Sanilac
County Times.
Now Freddie we don't doubt for one
moment but that the swelling in your
head is very painful. How could 1T be
otherwise with only about a teaspoon
full of grey matter in your Uranium
and then to have it swell in the pro-
portion yours has. It's awful. The
people say that it fairly makes you
groan when anyone calls your atten-
ton to the condition you are in.
Died, at her home on Mary street in
Yale, Wednesday morning, August so,
Mrs. Frank Clark. aged 40 years. De-
ceased had been sick for a long time
and death relieved her of her suffer
ings. She leaves two children, hus-
band and many friends to mourn her
departure. The funeral will be held
to-day at the NJ. +. church, Rev. J. A.
Rowe officiating. Interment in Elm
wood cemetery.
NJ. F. Carey, proprietor of the EN-.
met Marble and Granite Works, has
new adv. in this weeks Expositor. Mr..
Carey embarked in the marble business
last spring and from the start has en-
joyed a large trade. He carries large
stock, does first-class work, and hav-
ing had oyer twelve years experience in
the business should be sufficient to war
rant his success. We would suggest to
our readers when needing anything in
his line to call and get his prices and
look over his work.
The North street railway crossing is
the most dangerous of any in the viii
lage. Last Saturday two teams came
near being demolished while attempt
ing to cross the track, which is due to
the fact of so many side tracks, and
travellers are unable to see the APP
preaching engines for cars that are
constantly standing on the sidings on
each side of the road. The company
should place an electric bell at this
point before some fatal accident oc-
ours, and TO hasten the matter the
council should bring the subject up at
their next meeting for the welfare of
those who travel on that road.