The Yale expositor., 1900-12-21
Merry Christmas to all.

HuttOn's Is headquarters for Santa
Claus.
For Christmas nuts and candies 60
to Martins.
Christmas and New Year cards at
Grant Holden's drug store.
For nice and nobby holiday goods,
see Hutton's Xmas counter.
Special sale of clothing at Ballen-
| tines. See his store window.
Evans & Knapp keep both fresh and
salt meats constantly on hand.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Mrs. McMartin is reported as having
been quite sick for several days past.
The only place at which you will
have full assortment to select from,
is at S. Goldberg q Co.'s.
f. b. Fuller & Co.'S special sale has
been so successful that it will be con-
tinued until Jan. l, 1901.
Wanted Everybody to know that
Mathews & Wight carry one of the
finest lines of Xmas gifts in town.
Until further notice, DR.. Mibrandt
will not make regular visits to Yale.
He will receive and treat patients at
his home in Croswell, where he can be
consulted by all having trouble with
their eyes.
A very pleasant surprise was given
to Lillian Brown at her home in Lynn
Wednesday last, it being her 18th BIRTH
day. About twenty-five invited guests
were present, and about midnight q
delicious supper was served, and all
returned to their homes at an early
hour.
On last Saturday Hugh Moore &C
companied his son Avery to Saginaw,
where he located him in business col
lege. The young man has long been
DESTROYS of taking such q course of
training and will now have the oppor-
tunity Of gratifying his laudable am
bition.
Yesterday our old friend Isaac Me-
mercy brought to our sanctum a Jug of
cider which to our judgement is about
as fine an article of dry goods as ever
came up our office stairs. 1t was
thoroughly tested by our Office force
and the verdict is unanimous. Thanks,
Isaac, many thanks.
When the stomach is tired out it must
haye rest, but we can't live without
food. KodoPs Dyspepsia Cure "digests
what you eat' so that you can eat all
the good food you want while it is re-
storing the digestive organs to health.
1t is the only preparation that digests
all kinds of food. Grant Holden.
Those wishing to enjoy themselves
and at the same time get profit and
closing hours of the 10th century will
ta Fol IN, ha Of
Dec. 3lst G. b. Newman, of Detroit, will
deliver his lecture on the "Creation of
Air" at the Disciple church in Yale.
Further notice given next week.
John d. Hilliker, of Greenwood, is
recently home from visit in Canada.
II lie is 81 years old, but is yet vigorous.
In his recent trip he journeyed almost
400 miles by rail, and travelled nearly
900 miles in buggy. Thinking about
such journey is quite enough to tire
a young man; but here is man more
than fourscore who makes it as pleas
ure trip.
A clock makes very nice and ac-
ceptable Christmas gift, and we offer
the greatest inducements to holiday
shoppers in this line. We carry most
complete and elegant line of clocks,
which in ornamental and time keeping
qualities. cannot be excelled anywhere.
We can sell you an elegant time-peice,
handsome and reliable, at a price that
will please and surprise you. Come IN
and see how well we can do by you.
l.. Roy Fuller.
The Bells will ring, the reindeer
bound, and old Santa Claus will arrive
in Yale on Christmas eve. Prepar-
atoms are being made for his reception
by the young folks of the several Sun
day schools. Appropriate exercises
will be conducted in the local churches
next Monday evening. OF course, a
part of these exercises include the dis
tribution of candies, nuts, and other
good things. Presents to the children
will also be a prominent feature in all
these services.
The oyster supper given by Madams
Brown, Beecher, Butler, Joss, Parkin-
son, Menzies, Tappan, Pearce and
Lothian, was quite we'll attended.
The supper-but what's the use trying
to type-tell about it. There is no
power in type, yea, even in the all
powerful press, to convey the taste of
viands. Almost every man, woman,
and child in this region knows what is
usual IN these ladies' menus, ana this
supper was no exception to the rule.
1t was fine and much enjoyed by the
crowd. The proceeds of the evening
amounted to S25.
We 60 away from home to find the
picturesque and beautiful when Oft
times richer and rarer things are to be
seen olmost in our own door yard. We
are reminded of this by the receipt Of
the souvenir of Port Huron issued by
w. w. Black. The work is executed
In half-tones, and is a fair gallery of
art. In its mechanical execution the
publisher has given to that place the
very finest possible, fully equal to any
thing of the kind ever issued in this
part of the state. The work is rich i'll
beautiful illustrations made from home
scenes and places. What adds inn
measurable to its value and interest is
the establishment of the souvenir by
the half-tone cuts of many whom we
know. The smiling faces of these
friends makes the whole living
reality.
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