The Yale expositor., 1900-12-14
Eat oysters in Central Hall Dec. 10th

Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
actured by the Yale Cigar Co.
A little more than a week yet, and
you'll know what's in your stocking.
Parties wishing sample copies of the
Michigan Farmer can obtain them by
calling at this Office.
Until otherwise announced Pastor
Keith will preach in the Nj. p. church
at O'Clock every Sunday evening.
Make your best girl present of one
OF those dainty atomlZers at Mathews
&Wight's and see how pleased she
will be.
Call at E. 3. Fuller q Cos. on Friday
and Saturday, Dec. 14th ond 18th, and
look oyer their stock of capes, jackets,
oyercoats and mackintoshes offered at
their 20 per cent off sale. No trouble
to show goods.
From now till after Christmas "keep
tabs" on our stock and prices. We
haye the most desirable and useful
goods for holiday gifts that can be
found in Yale. Call and look 'em
oyer. John Hutton.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E..
church are still in progress. The aud
fences this week are much larger than
eyer; and things are getting warmed
up. Much interest is manifest by the
church workers, and response to it is
made by the people in general.
The Harbor Beach Times has and yet
has not changed hands. 1t is now
owned and published by 3. f. Browne,
instead of Browne Bros. as heretofore.
The Times is newsy sheet and will
continue to be so whether one man
runs it or twenty. We wish the new
owner abundant success IN his new
venture.
The ribbon social held at Brock way
Tuesday evening of last week was a
foursded success. The crowd was
there, the entertainment good, the rib
bOns worked like charm, and the
supper way up in G.. A pleasant time
was had by everyone and all pro-
nounce the ribbon method of mating a
first-class plan.
This week l.. Roy Fuller issued a
Booklet of Holiday Greetings which is
aperfect little gem in matter, makeup
and mechanism. They are intended
for free distribution, so step in and get
copy; then you'll be posted on holt
day goods, besides knowing all the
year round just where to get every
thing in the jewelry line.
Extensive repairs are being made
this week in the new meat market of
Evans & Knapp. A new floor has been
laid, and in q general way much is be-
ing done to make the shop up-to.date
and convenient in all particulars.
These repairs delayed the opening be-
yoad the expected time. They expect
to- open tomorrow Saturday which is
Just In time for all to get nice Sunday
roasts and frys.
81 haye listened with much pleasure
to- the lecture 'Glimpses of Sunny
Climes,' by Hon. Frank A. Dean. He
isa man of fine stage presence, has q
resonant voice and winning manner.
His descriptions are vivid and thrilling,
and his audience thoroughly enjoyed
the entire evening. This lecture, am
sure, will be popular and instructive
for high school courses" Jason E..
Hammond, Superintendent of Public
instruction OF the State of Michigan.
A woman knows what O woman
wants. That's just the reason why
Mis-. Geo. w. Aliens dainty handiwork
in the shape of little Christmas presents
is selling so rapidly. It'would be inn
possible for us by the use of words to
convey to you an idea of these hand
some handpainted articles. The only
way for you to do, if in want of such
apticlss, is to call upon Mrs. Allen. BY
So doing you will solve the vexed prob
lem of what to get for Xmas gifts in
the way of some very appropriate to-
hens of remembrance.
The Presbyterian ladies haye arrang-
ed for an Oyster Supper-the first of
the season-whlch they will give in
Central Hall, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 10Th. supper will be served from
$40 p. m. until all are fed, or
the oysters "ouskespeil." Supper 20
cents, or 80 cents per couple. That
this will! be banquet worth attending
and double the money-is evinced
by simply naming the committee of
ladies who will provide the menu for
the occasion. They are as follows:
Mesdames Beecher, Butler, Brown,
Joss, Menzies, Parkinson, Pearce, Tap
pan and Lothian.