The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-03-15

Wanted-a girl to do dishwashing al
the Rapley House.
Are you subscriber to the Yale Elk.
posltor? If not, why not?
A fine line of new soft front shirts
Just received at the Yale Clothing
House.
| Norman B. Herbert would like to
supply your table with choice family
groceries.
Mrs. Taylor has just received a new
line OF tlnware, graniteware and glass
ware; prices right.
The first thunder storm this spring
occurred on Sunday last. Quite a
heavy rain fell in the evening.
Don't buy cheap grade furniture at
high grade prices until you see the
| high grade goods at low grade prices
handled by the Yale Furniture Co.
The traffic on this division of the
Pere Marquette is increasing. Last
sunday hardly an hour IN the day
but there was freight train passed.
Elton Carney who slightly injured
| one OF his fingers in the wooden mills
is now suffering from blood poisoning
III his arm. 1t is hoped that no serious
results terminate.
The next lecture to be given by the
Yale Public School Lecture Course is
changed to April 18th instead of
March 25th. Subject-"What Is u
Man Worth p by DR.. James Hedley.
Rev. Geo. Durr, of Marlette, who as
sisted his brother here in REVEALS dur
ing the winter, was recently presented
with a fine fur overcoat valued at
forty dollars, by his parishioners. This
Is gift worth giving indeed.
The young friends of Clarence Drake
Hooked in on him in an unexpected
manner last Wednesday evening Just
as Clarence was about to retire. A
pleasant social time, interspersed with
games and refreshments was enioyed
by all present.
If you want a live, up-to-date local
paper, patronize the merchants who
support The Expositor. Without the
support of those merchants the Expos
ltor could not exist, and without your
patronage the merchants would not
care to exist.
A Masonic lodge was organized at
Coleman March 5th, starting out with
Is charter members. We notice in the
list of officers published that two of
Yale's former citizens are among the
promsnent ones. F. Fl. Gibbs w. NJ,
and Chas. II. Niggeman j. w.
The River Rouge Leader is bright
six.column, eight page newspaper
which has just been received among
our exchanges. We notice by the
heading that it is the official paper of
River Rouge village and Ecorse town
ship. 1t is hoped that "The Leader"
may always be the leader in that hust-
ling village and township, and that
the proprietors Fifield q Keefe may
ever prosper.
Prof. Ivison, of Homecoming, Md,
suffered terribly from neuralgia of the
stomach and indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed to
cure him they fed him on morphine.
A friend advised the use of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and after taking few
bottles of it he says, at has cured me
entirely, l can't say too much for
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure" 1t digests
what you eat. Grant Holden.
Elder w. T. Jelley preached two
very scholarly discourses Sunday last
in Church of Christ, Mechanic street.
In the morning he discoursed on
PauPs conversion and life--in the
evening "The Prodigal Son." Mr..
Jelley has studied six and half years
for the minlstry-two years on Prince
Edward Island, Lower Canada, his
native home, and four and q half
years in Ontario School of Theology.
Ii is classical scholar and seems to
be a lmOst master of his work