The Yale expositor., 1905-03-24


quite sick this week with the grip.
Stone Wanted-Call at Expositor
Printing Office for further particulars.
Lettuce, radishes and celery for Sat
urday at Wharton ~ Co.'S north end
grocery.
Don't forget us when you want the
latest out in hats for we always have
them. j. L. Rosenthal.
John Hutton has plenty of wood for
sale. Just make note of this and or
der from him when in need.
The LBS of the Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. Chas. BlackfOrd
next week Wednesday afternoon.
Found, on the road about miles west
of town, one black fur muff. Owner
can have same by calling at EXpositor
Office.
The Junior League of the NJ. f.
church will have home made baking
sale at the Yale Shoe Store beginning
at 1890 Saturday.
Donald, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mcintyre, is very i'll this week
with Inflammation of the lungs. His
condition to-day is q little improved.
Peerless Hive, LOTMM, will hold an
|
Thursday evening, March 80 Allmem-
bers are requested to come out. In
portant business.
Cavanagh Bros. have just finished a
neat job for j. +. Staley in the way of
a sign handsomely lettered and painted,
which now holds prominent place in
front of the latter's drug store.
Special evangelistc meetings will be
held each evening next week in the
| Presbyterian church, conducted by
Miss Barbour. She will also speak
Sunday morning and evening in the
same church.
Mrs. Eva Black, having spent several
weeks working in the wholesale mil
linery houses of Detroit, is now in Sag
NAV where she remains a week or two
before returning to open her spring
goods in Yale.
1t will bring rich. red blood, firm
! flesh and muscle. That's what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Taken this month"; keeps you well all
summer. 30 cents, tea or tablets. Pol
lock q Hennessy.
Lowell Monroe has a bad attack of
! grip this week which is combining him
to the house. He caught heavy cold
while moving his family last week.
Mrs. MonrOe's aunt, who lives with
them, is also quite sick with the same
! disease.
anna f. Scott, Sec. and Treas Of The
! Bethesda Home Society Of the Il. =,
sends, in Il letter TO Mrs Brown, sincere
| thanks to all the societies which sent
| in bandages for the use of the lepers in
South America She is very grateful
for the liberal amount furnished.
Stug! cot take imitption celery
/ ten. when Won ask for Celery King, n
medicine of great value. The "tcus'
are urged upon YOU because they are
bought cheap. Never jeopsrdize your
| health in a bad cause. Celery King
only costs % cents and it never dIsap
po'ats.
! In another column of this weeks pa
per we publish an address recently de
| liyered by Ira +. Miller son of the pas
tor of the Methodist Protestant church
! here. The youth although but nine
! teen years of age, shows marked ability.
1t is with pleasure we publish the ser
mon by request of a friend, and trust
much good may be derived by all who
have the privilege Of reading it.
A daily paper for S1.O0 a year is
something the public has long desired.
The Chicago Daily Review, a delight
full family Daily giving all important
news, market reports and many inter
esting departments for men, women
and children, is sent to subscribers for
Sl.00 year, 20 cents for six months, 30
cents for 3 months. Subscribe to-day.
Address, The Chicago Review Co., 1893
Coca-Cola Building, Chicago, III.
Mrs. NJ. j. McGillvray was in Detroit
last week and purchased nice stock of
spring millinery for the coming season.
While there she also secured Miss Mat
| tie Carless, of Yale, to act as head trim
mer for this season. Miss Carless needs
no introduction to the public here as
she has already been in the employ
ment of Mrs. McGillvray for several
seasons. She will arrive here next week
to take up her duties.-Cass City
Chronicle.
Thos. G.. Holden & Son will open
their new meat market to the public
tomorrow, Saturday, when a fine dis
play of everything kept in an up-to-
date establishment will be on exhibit
| ton. Lew ZavitZ, former employee
of Mr.. Holden but who has held po-
sition at Marlette for a year or more,
has been engaged as head butcher.
| Everybody acquainted with Lew knows
he cannot be beaten in his line and
better or more painstaking man could
not be found anywhere. The arrange
ment of the interior of the shop, the
| fixtures, ETC., will be spoken of next
week in connection with a write-up of
the opening.
Alex. X. Park, architect of this place,
met with very serious accident on
Tuesday while overseeing the work at
the wooden mill. He was on the coal
shed assisting in the placing of circle
around which will be built the brick
chimney. A slat of the circle he had hold
of in lifting broke loose and losing his
balance fell backwards to the ground
/ below, distance of ten or twelve feet
onto his shoulder breaking the collar
bone and dislocating the shoulder joint.
Drs. Wight and Pollock did all in their
power to replace the arm in its socket
but ON account of the broken bones of