The Yale expositor., 1900-12-14

Wanted, 900 people to call and see
Xmas gifts. Mathews & Wight.
The annual visit of old Santa Claus
is awaited with great expectancy by the
little folks.
Get "Glimpse of Sunny Chimes" by
attending Hon. F. A. Deans lecture
next Monday evening.
Three months more and we will be-
gin anxiously to expect spring; and a
month or so after that it will come.
"Mamma says its only good boys and
girls that Santa comes to see. Wonder
If there'll be thing for me upon the
Christmas tree"
Just seventeen days more and you
will swear Off on those naughty ways,
and plunge into the new century q
model of reform.
Why not give your wife q rest by
emitting to cook at home and taking
the family to the oyster supper next
Wednesday evening?
More workmen have been put on the
new church and despite the cold and
otherwise adverse weather, contractor
Parks is making things boom.
Bright eyes are an infallible index to
youth, nice windows from which Cupid
shoots his arrows. Rocky Mountain
rea makes bright eyes. Ask your
druggist.
Cards are issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Agnes Russell and
Mr.. John Patterson. both Of Brockway,
whose nuptials are to be celebrated on
the 10th instant.
Two deaths haye resulted among the
cases Of diphtheria we reported at
Sanilac Centre and vicinity. The
local health officer is doing his best to
prevent the spread of the disease.
Yale Clothing House has decided to
close cut its stock of capes and jackets
at great sacrifice. Ladies, if you need
capes or Jackets for yourselves or child
rem, read Yale Clothing House ad.
Married, at Ruby, Wednesday, Dec.
18th, Miss Flora Beard and Alexander
Cowan. The nuptials were celebrated
in the presence of about 100 invited
guests. The bride is neice of III. E.
Beard, of this village, and he and fam
lily were present.
Putney & Chamberlain's shoe sale
Friday and Saturday was the most sue
cessful one yet held. Would haye
sold great many more shoes if store
space had been larger. The rush was
so great that it was impossible to wait
on the people to advantage.
II. A. Sawyer, whose health has been
quite lntirm for some time, has now
had stroke of paralysis. 1t manifests
itself mostly in the facial muscles and
in the organs of speech, the latter so
affecting his ability to talk as to make
1T difficult at times for him to express
his wants.
George, the II year old son of Andy
Curry. OF Lynn township, met with
an accident while playing in Michael
kelly's yard some days since. By it
he had his elbow put out Of joint and
then tainted. The people were much
alarmed, and a surgeon was summon
ed from Yale who soon rectified the
dislocation and the lad is now getting
along nicely.
A rolling stone may gather no moss,
but the moral of the saying don't APP
ply to stories. This time the expansion
is reported from far away Shabbona,
way up in the northwest corner of
Sanilac county. Fl. S. Wait sends us
word that he is surely able to beat the
Mcconnell turnip exhibit noted last
week by three points, his weighing ii
pounds. We started In with five
pound turnip story, and it has thribbed
itself on our hands. So great is this
region in its resources and products,
that even stories have to be expanded
to be at all credible.
The weather may be too cool for corn
planting, but it's just right to cultivate
confidence in the mind of some friend
from whom you expect to borrow
little money for Christmas presents.
While about this confidence culture il
might not be n bad plan to cultivate q
little sociability with your wife. Not
too much, lest she suspect you Of some
crankiness-when you fail to keek il
up, as you will. But just enough to
have her sweetly and innocently tell
you what she'd like for Xmas. Before
you hint IL thing to her, fret make sure
of the money or a store where they've
some confidence in you. Otherwise II
will take many extra tons of coal to
keep chillrness from lowering about
your hearthstone.