The Yale expositor., 1905-01-13

January is inventory month for
many of our merchants.
The NYB club will meet with Mrs.
A. Pollock next Monday evening.
White Star coffee always in stock at
@. Collin q Co.'S. We haye other
brands also.
The LBS will meet next week Wed,
nesday afternoon with Mrs. A. Pollock.
A large attendance desired.
Fatal kidney and bladd troubles can
always be prevented by the use of Foley
Kidney Cure. Sold by all druggists of
Yale.
A good improved farm of so acres
with buildings, for sale-$l 400. For
further particulars call on or address,
E. II. Drake, Yale. 37-2
Measles has become quite an cpl
demic in our town, a large number of
children being sufferers. In u number
of cases they are quite severe.
There is no alcoholin Celery King a
medicine fresh from natures hand. If
you have never tried it ask your friends
aboutit. Csc. Mathews q Wight.
Our friend Jason Clark remembers
us In 1905 with one of his neat calen-
dars, advertising his grocery. The
picture on the card is beautiful sum-
mer scene. Thanks Jason.
Any boy desiring a copy of The
American Boy sent to his address for
one year free come to The Expostor
office, Rap!ey Block, Yale, and we will
tell him how be can get it.
Revival meetings are being held in
the Methodist Episcopal church all
this week and splendid interest is taken
by everybody. The meetings will con-
tinue all next week and cordial inyi-
tation is extended to the public to come
| out.
| Do you read your neighbours paper?
You do not save anything by doing go
and besides its mean. Keep your con-
science clear by coming to this office.
and place a silver dollar on our desk
which will pay your subscription for
one year.
Frank L. Follensbee, speaking of ex.
| County Clerk Bartlett and ex-Prosecut-
ing Attorney Cady. says: "During my
two years in the Office of Sheriff David
son never met two more obliging and
accommodating officials than Messrs.
Bartlett and Cady."
! The fifty-sixth annual fair of the
Michigan State Agricultural Society
will be held in Detroit, beginning Sept.
IL, 1905. This decision was reached at
a meeting of the new board of direct
ors held at the Hotel Hodges in Pom
tiac Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 10.
Stanley Wilson received word Tues
day that he had passed the required
examination and is now full-hedged
pharmacist. The Expositor congratu-
lates Stanley on his success. He re-
turned to his old position in the Palace
Drug Store of Pollock & Hennessy,
starting Mt work Wednesday.
The doctor looks at your tongue gives
you a laxative medicine and charges
you we'll for it. You can judge by your
tongue yourself when you need laxa.
tive medicine and for 25c you can get
the best laxative known which is Celery
King the tonic laxative. Mathews q
Wight.
The weather this week has been d.
versitied enough to suit everybody.
Bright below zero air, snow, rain and
sleet which felt like needles against
ones face, and which clogged and
crusted the drifted snow so that walk
ing was difficult and cleaning walks an
almost impossible feat.
Rey. c. d. Ellis has gone to Marlette
where he will conduct eyangelistic
services for two weeks in the End Pres.
byterian church. Rev. Samuel Megaw,
of Marlette. will fill the Yale Presby-
terrain pulpit next Sabbath and Rev.
w. w. Wetmore, of Ann Arbor, will
preach the following Sabbath.
A daily paper for Sl.00 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
$l.00 year, 70 cents for months, so
cents for months. Subscribe today.
Address, The Chicago Review Co., 399
Coca-Cola Building, Chicago, Ill.
"a few days ago received terrible
cut from rusty shovel decorating the
third finger on the left hand to the bone.
| used Greene's Infallible Iiniment as
urged by friend. The pain left me in
a few minutes after an application
of the liniment. l resumed work
in three days perfectly cured. Signed
w. l.. Stenson, 1915 Emerald Ave. Chi
cago. We sell and guarantee this great
linimeut for burns, bruises, wounds etc.
Mathews q Wight.
Levi Johnson, aged AZ years, living
on farm two miles west of Yale, has
asked the probate court to appoint DR..
J. b. Stevens guardian of himself and
mother, Mary Johnson. He says his
mother is getting old and forgetful and
not capable of managing her own af-
fairs. That be has no visible means of
support and unable to get out ana
earn living on account of being brok-
EN- down in health. Levi wants mat
tiers 60 arranged that his mother and
! himself will be properly taken care Of
Our townspeople will learn with re.
lgret that Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Sparks
are moving from Yale. They will &c
|, to Bay City where Mr.. Sparkle has pur'
! chased an interest in an undertaking
business. AS an undertaken Mr.. Spark;
, has won much esteem during his rath
er short stay here and as a man he has
, the respect of everyone. Since among
: us he has joined the Benedicts. marry
ing Miss Bernice Lee, of INLAY City
who has won her laurels as singer
q - hoe vnlaooad Vala audian0ao hafnrf