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The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
The Crysler House, Yale


The Crysler House, Yale
Saturday, March 6, 1915
Country Jay, 2O5A
Little Mike, 2:17
Black Trotting Mare, yrs old, stand
ard bred, by AllertoHian
Pat Clair III, standard bred stallion,
foaled 1870 by Pat Clair.
Master Mac, standard bred colt, foal-
ed in 1913, by Anderson Penn.
Brown Colt, by son of AllertOn, foal-
ed in 1913
Bay colt, by son of Allerton, foaled
in 1913.
The above colts are broken and can
show. Good race prospects.
DRAFT STOCK
Pr bay geldings, yrs old, VT 5000
Pr brown mares, and yrs old, VT,
250O
Pr chestnut horses, 5 and z yrs old,
W.T. $500
Pr black geldings, 6 yrs old, VT. 24OO
Pr horses, 5 yrs old, VT 2500
All are we'll matched and good ones
Brown gelding, 6 yrs old, W.T. 1900
Gray Mare, yrs old, VT 1900
Bay gelding, yrs old, W.T. 1400
Brown mare, 8 yrs old, VT 100, broke
to saddle and all harness
Brown Gelding, yrs old, VT 1900
Percheron colt, yearling
Harness, Topples, Boots, etc.
Sale to begin at one o'clock sharp
Terms of sale-Sums of $500 and I'M
der, Cash. Over that amount 8 months
time will be given on furnishing good,
endorsed, approved notes bearing in
terest at the rate of seven per cent per
annum.
J.,F. Crysler, Prop.
G.. w. Bell auctioneer.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
FURS WANTED.

am in the market for furs of all
kinds and will pay the highest market
prices for same. Inquire at residence,
opposite feed barn, Yale. Henry p.
Dinner. 30
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
PERI LUSTER is here again in finer num-
bers.

ROYAL COCOA is a new pound package
on our shelves at Csc that will surprise you
with its goodness at the price.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04

THE MODERN EDGING-STICKERE
can be had here in ,all the wanted colors at
dime. If you need it we have it.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04

PINEAPPLE will supplement the Michigan
apple now nicely and make that little change
in the menu you've been looking for. 15c
per can, only, and only is right, for it's gen
uine Hawaiian and worth more money.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
If You
are troubled with heartburn; gases and
a distressed feeling after eating take q
~..G0. Dyspepsia
Meow L Tablet

before and after each meal and.you VIII
obtainprompt relief. Sold only.byus,25e
The Rexall Store of Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04

THE PAN CAKE SEASON will soon be
over, so enjoy yourself while you may. We
carry both the 10c Henkel's; the 25c Uncle
Sam and the 4Oc pure quill. Order now.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04

DRIED FRUITS are always good eating.
We have Figs, Dates Currants, Seeded or
SeedIess Raisins, Mince Meats and the Peels.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Yale, Mich, Feb. 1, 1915.

Yale, Mich, Feb. 1, 1915.
Council met in regular session.
Mayor Wallace presiding.
Aldermen present Lothian, Bricker,
Windsor, Andreae, Gardner and Ernest
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Moved by Windsor and supported by
Lothian that the following bills be al
lowed and orders drawn for the same
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04

You can order Oveatts Bread here and have
1t delivered with the rest of your groceries
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
HORSE SALE!

1 have just received a carload of
standard bred and work horses from
Indiana and Illinois which l will offer
for sale by public auction at
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
Palmer Bros. Go.
ALL LINEN TOWELING SPECIAL

ALL LINEN TOWELING SPECIAL
We purchased several hundred yards of bleach
ed and unbleached linen toweling ana
going to give our customers the benefit of our
early buy. We will quote the exact wording
of one of our leading wholesale Dry Goods
dealers, and you can be the Judge "Flax is
100 per ton, more than twice its normal
price and four times the price of cotton. 1t is
scarce and tending higher" While we would
not care to accommodate you with more than
Is yds., the price will be TEN CENTS PER
YARD.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
Dissolution Notice

February IA, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

not live a minute. while other Organs
may stop funoiioning for q considera
h!" space OF timo before death en-
sues
Another reason vii, your chest SHOULD
receive especial attention as TO it's
fullest development - tn. controlling
influence the chest has upon the kid
h"HS. liver. spleen, stomach and part
"i the bowels If Your chest is we'll
developed IL viii hold these organs in
Their proper place. IL your chest is
narrow and underdcvclopcd the Kid
n.ys. the stomach and the upper alb
d"iniual organs are prone TO sink.
Inc development OF your chest is ac-
"onrliShcd by breathing exercises The
best time L. take these breathing eA-
"TciS"e i IN tn" morning before dress
lHg and IT night after undressing.
'orsets must not he worn if fun benefit
OF the breathing exercises j. aimed at
Every muscle in the body mus, have
IL cifaucc for free action
Nake up YOU, mind when YOU start
thcsc breathing exercises that you ay.
not going TO h" discouraged easily.
say. I'll start this morning and Will
not tai! myself on single morning this
winter II YOU will do that ! won't
nave to tell YOU again what deep
breathing docs for health and beauty
You'n sec for yourself
If, at Nlst YOU feet little GiZZi.
ness or palpita,ion Of the heart or
weakness 10 til. exercises lust half
the prescribed time and do them with
less vl2CI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
RICHMOND SECURES
DISTRIBUTION OFFICE
h"Scn by Big Motor Car Compnny n.
center for Its Southeastern
Territory.

h'Ihmonu. according to ndvices from
io!cuo ONO, last night. has been
CHOSEN by the WHY'S Overland Com
pa"!' OF that city. as the center OF ::
ne" subsidiary selling company for
ia" output OF its motor cars
charter Tor the Virginia company
was issued last week. by the state
'ofD"lation Commission.
'i'h. Incorporation Of u new com :
pa"N ior $5uo.uuJ in Virginia will per
mil ia" company to carry Oh its bust
ness III u" southeastern part Of the
United States on Il more extensive
scaI" said Harry r. Dunn. second
wee president Of the Willys-Uvcrland
company. In Toledo. last night
we intend TO erect Il inrg. and
hanuson" depot In that city from which
ppint ~" intend 10 carry on IL greater
selling campaign FOR ON cars Til.
laws OF Virginia enable US TO carry on
inns business NOR" adNaniugeousiy if
We incorporate there. Tie 100000 we
intend SPENDING there - but the mi
VA! disbursement ia that line. II will
mean eventually several millions Of
dollars Tor Richmond and it's vicinity
II has been known for som, time that
Ia" Chamber Of Commerce. has been in
communication with the Willys-Over-
i"hd Company with TIA, idea Of srcur-
!nE TIA" establishment here Of an as
s".lhii!g plant which would give en- =
pipyin"nt 10 large number of men.
II appears from the statement Of Mr.
buHn however. that the new Virginia
branch OF his company win conce'n
itself with distribution chiefly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
SPUR-TRACK PETITION
Southern HaiIwu! Would Cross Four
tcrnth Street to Reach Bust
ness Houses.

The Council street Committee win
meet at C'Clock this afternoon to
tohsidci. among other things. the pc
htAon of III" Southern halfway Com
pnnE IN which IT asks 10 be allow cd
|" construct an additional spur track
across South Fourteenth Street In or
der TO provide bette: switching faci!i-
iicS Tor III" business houses or North
Dock Street
The committee recently made an in
Sp"ction OF the site. hut took no action
Oh the pending ordinance providing for
the construction OF the spur track
objection 20 The ordinance has been
registered 10y James r.. Sloan, owner
or propcrt! along the DOcii
mere VIII b" presented 20 the com e
Mite" to-day resolutions adopted by
the Nor,hSidc Citizens Association, in
which the conn ittcc ~ asked to in
spcci route for boulevard To the
northern suburbs laid otit Ia q plan
prepared by Saville & Claiborne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
Chest Development
Blu Antoinctfc DonncUu

Efficiency, health ana beauty are not
possible where there is a badly de-
vclopcd chest. Neither is it fashiona-
Bile nowadays TO have a tlattrncd chest.
as 1t unfortunately Was year or two
ago, whom the SliukcV SLOUGH was
shnkor- slouchinE in our midst
y good chest development guarantees
beauty at its best. You cannot have a
well-Gevelopcd heart or well-dcveloped
lungs without q Well developed chest
You destroy physical charn when Won
ciamn your lungs in tltttened chest
and YOU undermine all the vital pro-
ccsscs of life when YOU do not give
your heart & chance AT it's fullest de-
vclcpment. The Importance of your
lungs and your heart are realized only
when you stop TO think that without
your heart and lung action YOU could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
Whooping Cough
Bu William Brady W. D.

wycry child on aduIr With WT-OOp-nc
cough Should nc roup,lIro 10 nea,
on the icf7 arm. over IN. oui.ia. coat
an o~llu. c.}or.I ,l,hnr l.i.I.,.
wnoopinr couvn Tn.. Would rr.v'n,
great deal OF urconsrioti, contraction
II would T.. FAIL var.fu. l,,r
whooplug cough is contagious mon,
the frs, Slight catarrhal comm fr,i,
,hu cough N,. ..a-,d-llaly ,y.l,s
in an. east, ". Tor III. pgii.ri..
welfare. b. ls best 10 -p,Ud ID. irr,l
time as po-sibl. i'm tho ono, :5r i,>
ana night. and THAI mplt., w most
communities NOR. on los. .,rf,., vf,l,
The public
iv.ry sus.tnl,I!. ,tuU .y,,,s.5 =,
the disease ouch, TO nav. ~. n.,.
NJ OF preventive Vaccination ipd .v.,,
when the attack has cor.,r.,,nl IL.
administration or SIN. v,honnir,. ,o,,ah
vaccine ly tho physiciHu of,n, .o,,.,,
10 mitigate the SEVERITY. or ~, 5;y..s,..
and sometime. brings TN. .bild IN mn
early convalescoice The vaccine -,
hscterin g. harmless STERN, ur,,l,c
cov-po. vaccine. +, = aJn,i,ict.,nd ~.
nypodernic injection. al intervals 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
Woman and Home

less often IL the child sleeps in the
open air or on a porch bed.
Commonly one or both eyes become
swollen and the eyeball bloodSnot.
This always clears up after Il time
The strain of coughing brings on
hernia or rupture ii the child is CON
genitally liable TO hernia An alb.
dominal support made of muslin. five
inches wide, fitted on each side with
n two-inch strip OF elastic webbing,
ana laced on over the undcrShirt. CT
fcrs good support to the abdomen and
renders the seizure more cndura BILE
in some cases il seems to diminish the
frequency Of seizures. An ulcer often
forms under The tongue from friction
upon the lower teeth in coughing.
Pneumonia is the dangerous compii-
cation. Its prevention consists of long
hours in the open air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
huSSie-II;irycy.

Special 10 The Times dispatch
i-i N'HHtiG. VA. November I'll
MISS SalIic Virginia Harvey ana James
Hardin Massi", OF Amherst, were mar
r,ed on saturday at Roscland at the
bdptiSi church. Rev. +. T. Massic. an
uncl" OF TIA" bride. officiating. The
bride is " daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Taliaferro Harvey. After :,
Northern bridal trip they will make
their nom" at Amherst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
Dies OF His Injuries.

iSpcctAl 70 III. Times Dispatch
i.H NtHBi re-, VA, November Ill
Eu""fu r. Dollman. who was injured
when a scaffold broke with hin, .,,d
TWO fellow workmcn here yesterday on
the construction Of the new building
Tor the Holy cross Catholic Academy
dleu TINS morning at the Lynchburg
iioSrital from injuries received in the
SIM 1907 taIL Percy Robertson, who
was injured at the same tim. diod
yesterday afternoon. \ negro assist
ant. who was or the scaffold when Il
collapsed. was injured but slightly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

,Sp.vLt! 20 Inc Times DISPATCH
Ton OF ore taken from n gold mine
which was abandoned near Concor.i
Iahipbeli County, scNcnty-tivc wears
ago, mas been shipped TO New Jersey
| or assay, ana the mine has been closed
down until tho report is made on this
shipment It's rcopeninp. ,leDen,s rnnn
the report OF this examination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
BOY IL KILLED by Gun
rHOIGIIT TO BE iNIUADt:D
Special 70 The Tlmes. pisnatch.

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
LlNtHBtRG. IA. November Ill
While attempting 10 blow powder from
gun t.. o., bc Unlo:Gnd BERNARD
Stinncti. aged twelve years. was shot
IN the mouth and instantly kllled at
Monitor, Amherst County. The acci-
dent happened on Saturday afternoon
AT the home of the lads father. L. +
Stinnctt. when the boy and q younger
brother were hunting. The child was
IN IN. act OF loading his gun when il
Was accidentally discharged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
MrGu,nry-'FhornLilI

:fNtliRl re, VA. November 2l.-
William Scott Mc,iovncy and Miss Jane
tornclia Thornhill. both of I.ynchhurr
wti" married at Bristol on SATURDAY
KEY Tiiden Schercr performing the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. McGovney ex
pcct 10 reside in Petersburg after be
Cembcr /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

ISpcclAI TO TT. Times DiSDntCh
NcHBURG. VA. November 81
me pumphouse Of the Norfolk and
western hallway near Concord was
burned on Thursday night. Frank
ihEe, who was in charge of the pump,
."" ms hands painfully burned trying
to eNtinguish the fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
,ntoin-,tr DonnclI,', Answers.

Is"T'TT''---T 'ITW .UI' II YOU WOMB n y @
long walk al night before retiring
you would not have so much difiicuity
IN SctunE TO sleep. 70 derive the most
H"ncnt from a walk see that your.
chest Is hIGh the legs moving freely
from the hips IN long, swinGin" step.
The arms should hang easily. moving
slightly, but not swimming. Hold your
head ny and inhalc long. deep breaihs.
such n walk is most invi.ora;iug and
promotes sleep Give up your liuht
lunches before going to bed and drink
lots OF water Instead. and | am sure
YOU viii have no further diniculty in
getting to sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
Questions and Answers.

sure Way to Harden ArtericS--Please
tell me- If drinking whisky and beer
III moderate quantities for thirty years
is likely TO harden the arteries. am
sixty and would give them up if I
thought was likely TO have i'll effects
later in life
Answer--We are positive such habits
would harden, the arteries. Although
we are rabidly antialcohol. still. il we
were in your place we should cut down
gradually on the beer. but stop the
whisky instantly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

Running Enlarges the Heart am
sixteen and do IL lot Of running. am
told ii enlarecs the heart; | am 4
two-milcr. After Il sprint nay heart
usually beats very rapidly for Il time
Is is bad for me"
Answcr---Prohably not 1t cnlargcs
iht heart somewhat--has TO. if YOU
are to be an efficient runner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

Thcodore-A good speaking voice
can he cultivated. First cultivate q
distinct speech. then Sc" that YOU
breathe properly. Propcr breathing
has everything TO do with GOOD
voice. Remember. too, that the charm
OF charming voice wit Jutwci-h
many beauty short coiuiut.s | shall
b" glad 10 send YOU my Instructions;
for care of the teeth and mouth
hygiene il you viii send me Il stamped
addressed cuVelODo
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Useful
Hints
After the Honeymoon
Husband and Wife Learn Much
After First Year.

1t is the correct thing, with poth
married and single, TO retend to re-
gard the first year of married life as
just a continuation of thc honeymoon.
n hiissful stretch OF $50 golden days OF
sunshine, unmarried by single cloud
and equally. Of course, 1t is rankes,
horesy to doubt the absolute bliss OF
the initial month. And yct--and vet
If Darby and Joan told the world
the exact truth. wouldn't they confess
that the first month was not exactly
all honey, and the succeeding eleven
hid many crumpled roselcaf amid
their joys?
After all the first year is hut a sort
OF apprenticeship TO welded life. ana.
like all youthful apprentices. both hus-
band and wife have much TO learn and
unlearn.
Tell Angelina that, after two years
engagement she does not know her
Edwin. and she will laugh Al YOU.
lmplrt 10 Edwin your belief that be
hind Angelina's clear blue eyes Turks
much he knows not of-and he will,
probably wax extremely wroth Yet
the fact remains, and during the honey
moon Illusions disappear like flowers
in autumn.
Breakfast Table Useful.
II was philosopher in petticoats
who declared that one knew nothing OF
a man until one had brcakfaStcd with
him daily for month. and as an eye
opener to the ways ana moods of the
opposite sex the breakfast table is
equally useful.
Angelina is q trifie irritable III The
unaircd hours OF the day. Just It triNe
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

afternoon. removing all your clothes
ana completely relaxing. shall be
glad TO send YOU my dietary for gain
ing flesh If YOU will send me 3:
stamped addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

hdih!yu- You never viii hc able
20 gain flesh as long as YOU seen s,ch
'"l' hours Ia order to gain fcsh Won
mus, nave plenty of sleep and rest and
good nourishing food Go ia non ,.a,t,'
and sleep nine or ten hours .,ar,.
ihsht. Get up leisurely in the morn.
ING ana don't hurry about anythinu
II possible. take an hours rcst in TIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

weary ann wondering if Che con-
slant cranpinS OF your feet is not
caused from wearing your stockings
100 snort The stockings should al
ways tie half size longer than the
feet. Try this and see ID it will nor
make difference in your feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

tlla-tn'"ss YOU know exactly nov
10 dye switch and have done il he
fore ! should not undertake to do j,
II | were YOU. The work can lac done
- such Il comparatively small cost by
good ha!rdrcsscr that the chance or
running II would 40; be worth while
for The small expenditure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

not ANe " minute. while other organs
may stop funciioniuG for q comsidera-
h!" space OF Tim, hcfor" death on
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-19
MANY ALIENS lNreRNED.

DOUGLAS, Isle of Man,-There are
almost 10000 aliens of military age,
interned on this island. all men, and
they are being supported by the gov
eminent at an approximate cost of
ten shillings per capita weekly. Ella.
borate camps, with modern sewage
systems have been constructed. and
"a beginning has been made in estab.
fishing workshops where idleness can
be turned into industry. In time an
the interned aliens may be brought
here. There are almost 1000 at Alex.
andria Palace in London stlH. There
are no longer any interned at Frimley
near sidershot.
There are still many thousands OF
Germans and Austrians who have not
been interned and all have a chance
of appearing before a tribunal estab
lished for the purpose Of decidina
whether interment is desirable. When
informed they can communicate witt
their home governments through the
American embassy which still main
taius two men at the former home o.
Prince Lichnowsky in Carlton Ter
race. For many months these two
men have been Edward c. Lowry O
New York and Leland H. Littlefel,
of Providence.
The agitation calling for the whole
sale interment of enemy aliens which
a part of the London press carried o,
most vigorously last year has nov
died down and there appears to b.
no general criticism that the HON
Office is not handling this dimcui
problem fairly and successfully
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-19

ilear and strong. feared nothing. I
felt ! was master of destiny
"One of the men of my section.
wounded i'm the arm. kept on THROWING
grenades that were stained with his
blood. AS for men, ! have. the inn.
preston Of having had an increased
bodily size was a giant with super.
abundant, limitless energy, an extra.
ordinary ease of thought. which let
me have my eyes In ten places al
once, to give orders to one, to- dictate
and order to another, to shoot with
a rife and at the same time to avoid
q threatening grenade. i was a prodi.
giously intense life. WITH extraordinary
circumstances. Twice &c ran out OF
grenades, and twice we found at our
feet sackfulls of them mixed with
sandbags. All day we mad gone over
them without seeing them But is was
the dead who had placor them there
AN that night ! kept the religious
emotion that had seized me when ]
called on the dead It felt something
comparable with what IS felt after q
fervent communion"