The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15


w. III. Ballentine
II. G. Martin
Staley & McKeith
j. G. Holden
T. w. Moore
New Advs.
NJ. A. Sargent
A. Harnden
Mathews & Wight
See Mrs. James Brown if you want a
hat; you can get it at cost or less.
Go to Martins for your holiday
goods and get your moneys worth.
Read Ballentine's change of adv. 1t
Will pay you to heed what it contains.
T. w. Moore has a new ad. in this
issue which every reader Of The Ex-
position should peruse.
An enterprising dime.museum adj
vertises for a henpecked husband to
complete his poultry exhibit.
Snow sufficient to make sleighing
fell yesterday and to-day the merry
jingle of the bells may be heard.
You will save money by buying holi-
day goods at The Racket. Drop in
whether you buy or not and see what
they haye.
When the first baby appears on the
scene the happy parents forget that
there are about ten million more in
the world about the same age and just
as cute.
The young people of the village
gave social dancing party in the par
lors at Michaels' Hall Wednesday eye-
ming of this week. A goodly number
were present and apleasant time spent.
Doc Yuill is convinced that adver-
Using In The Expositor pays. No
sooner was the paper published last
week containing notice of the loss of
his glasses than they were returned to
his Office.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be on Friday, Dec.
Sth. He will be in his Port Huron
Office every day in the month except
The Exposition is recognized to be the
leading newspaper for news in Yale.
1t has by far the largest circulation
and for that reason is the best adver-
Using medium. Should anyone try to
make you believe that any paper has
a larger circulation in Yale or sur
rounding country tell him he is labor
ing under false impression. We can
prove any assertion we make by
furnishing our list of actual subscribers
The Milan Leader well says, "When
rnnniun flo b.
through catalogues sent out by man.
moth supply houses from distant cities
Just step inJo the store of your local
merchant and price the same article
that has attracted your attention in the
catalogue. In most cases you will find
it as cheap in price, often better in
quality, and when you purchase save
express or freight, to say nothing about
patronizing home industries"
Among the new dwellings that have
been erected in our village this year
none stands out more distinct in point
OF architecture and convenience as the
Catholic parsonage. The brick work
IS all finished and the brown coat of
plaster is on. The furnace is in opera
ton which greatly assists Andrew AL
ward in rushing the work. The build
AAiSJ WhiSh Will DO lCduy lOI OCCuDh
about the first of February, is credit
to the village as we'll as the contractor.
The carpenter work for Mathews &
Wights new drug store in the Lutz
Block is finished and w. B. Saville and
Bert Mcdonald are busy at the paint
ing and granting. b. +. Youngs who
has had the contract and put in the
shelving, drawers and prescription
case has proved himself master me-
chanic as we'll as carpenter and joiner.
The work in every particular is first
class. Messrs. Mathews & Wight are In
hopes to open ZIP business not later
thai monday of next week, when they
will be pleased to haye the citizens of
Vale and surrounding country make
them call. See their new advertise.
ment in this issue.
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