The Yale expositor., 1898-12-23
Buckwheat flour at Boards.

Buckwheat Hour at Boards.
For nice Xmas booklets call at Will
Lemons.
Ballentine's Inventory sale now on
See them.
Christmas goods are going fast at
The Racket.
For good goods in silver-ware go to
Fox & Rounds.
DR.. Walker, Rapley House, Yale.
Tuesday, Jan. 3.
Take look at +. L. Fuller & Co.'S
5 cent canned goods.
Ladies jackets greatly reduced in
prices at Ballentines.
Santa Claus representatives should
not fail to call at Will Lemons.
Keep in mind the turkey shoot at
the Rapley House to-day, Friday.
Dolls from 1 cent to Sl.OO at Mrs.
Sights north end grocery and bazaar.
DO you want fine high-cut over
shoe? You can find them at the Yale
Clothing House.
Arrangements are made for n Christ.
mas service in Central Hall at o'clock
next Sunday evening.
Why have cold ears when you can
get nice warm shawl Ex-senator for
% cents at Parkinson's.
1t will pay you to read every adv
in the EXpositor. The more reliable
business men advertise in this paper.
fine young COW, two pigs, and
several Plymouth Rock roosters for
sale cheap. ID. A. McKeith, Yale. 80 i
Fox 4 Rounds have secured the ser.
vices of tirst-class plumber, and are
now prepared to make connections
with the water mains.
Remember the entertainment in the
NJ. +. church by Herbert l.. Cope, i'm
personator and elocutionist next week
Friday evening. All invited.
Dusty Mcdonald says, Talking
about beet factories. if dead beats could
only be utilized Yale might support
two or three such institutions"
A Christmas tree and entertainment
will take place in the Disciple church
on Mechanic street this friday eve
ming. Friends are invited to come out.
A number of Freda Hallock's little
friends enjoyed very pleasant time
at n birthday party at her home last
Friday. Many presents were received
by Freda from her young playmstes.
The Capac Journal and the Yale Ex-
position are two of the brightest local
papers which reach the exchange edit
or's table. They are replete each week
with an interesting local budget. Sun
day Herald.
Nordo uooooseo,, ,,,,o al. ~ .x-;.-..o- . G
the gold watch which was offered by
the Catholics to the one of four girls
who sold the largest number of tickets.
Maude's number was over 200. Thomas
Potts, of Speaker, won the bedroom
suit.
The supreme court has stamped out
the oleomargerine law. 1t has also de.
cided that express Companies doing
business in Michigan must hereafter
pay the internal revenue stamp tax.
The companies will appeal from the
decision.
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, 300 Huron Ave-,
over Knill's Central Drug Store. Port
Huron, will not make his regular Wis
Its to Yale, as usual, but will devote
MS whole attention to his Office in Port
Huron, where he can be found at any
time.
The Yale Expositor says there is no
knowing who Santa Claus has his eye
on these days. He IS n willy old chap,
and does not often tell who he is COM
ing to see, nor what he is going to bring
at Christmas. We will bet dollars to
doughnuts. Bro. Menzes, that the
hoary-headed old rascal overlooks you
and the editor of the News. Old Santa
has no use for any one that can't dis
play q plentitude of mples.-Lexing-
ton News.
John Edmonds, of Brown City, was
in to see It's on Tuesday for the pur-
pose of having an article which APP
peared in the October Ia issue of the
ExpositOr, corrected. The article in
question, Mr. Edmonds says, places
him in a wrong light before the public,
and that instead of having to pay few
dollars costs, the case against him was
discontinued. We are pleased to learn
that the postoffice authorities do not
consider Il an offense where a man
returns his newspaper with the follow
ing written thereon, al haye no use
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