The Yale expositor., 1900-11-30

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| Fox & Rounds
| S. Goldberg q Co.
Putney & Chamberlain
| Ballentine's Double Store
See Ballentine's adv. for bargains in
clothing.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
| Ladies' and gents underwear, gloves
and mittens at S. Goldberg & Co.'S.
Be sure and attend the big shoe sale
Friday and Saturday, Dec. and at
Putney & Chamberlain's.
The next meeting of the Shakespeare
Club will be with Laura Baxter on
Monday evening, Dec. 3D..
Unless Jack Frost does pile of So
lidifying we may say good by to good
roads until the next century.
Big shoe sale at Putney & Chamber
lain's general store, Friday and Satur-
day, Dec. 7th and Sth. Don't miss it.
| Vinton McDonald's many Yale
friends will be pleased to learn that he
has secured a situation with the Grand
Trunk Western r. r.
On. Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9TH
and Sth, g. Cooper will ship poultry
| from Yale. Those having chickens,
turkeys, ducks or geese for sale will
please deliver them early on the above
dates.
The second entertainment in the
| High School Course is lecture by
Frank A. Dean. This comes on Dec.
18th. Two weeks from next Monday
evening.
| Until further notice, DR.. Milbrandt
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.
| WHAT IS THE SENSE of paying so and
rs cents a pound for condition pow
ders when you can get 2 pounds of
Holdens Ash our Condition Powders
| for % CENTS and it's GUARANTEED TO BE
THE BEST. GRANT HOLDEN.
The estate of the late A. w. Fergu-
son is estimated at $2l 10000. OF this
about $4,000 is personal, and $l3, 10000
is real estate. Application has been
made to the probate court of this
county for the appointment of Marion
A. Ferguson as Administrative.
| The rumor that one of the lady
teachers in Yale public schools was
soon to retire from teaching is wholly
without foundation. Yale has now
| the best, the very best staff of lady
teachers, and unless the reasons are
very exceptional, and presented by an
absolutely unexceptional gentleman,
there'll be no vacancy in the corps.
The various and diversified COM
ments upon the entertainment given
in Central Hall last Tuesday evening
makes us think of the saying, "Pleas-
ures shared arc multiplied" Obserya-
| ton reveals the fact that all those who
| took or accompanied friend, enjoyed
| the concert more than those who prac-
| ticed false economy-and staged it.
If bothered to select an appropriate
Christmas presest, why not let US give
you a pointer. If your friend lives at
distance from Yale why not send the
Expositor for q present? 1t would re.
peat itself every week for q whole
year, and would be a constant source
of enjoyment to the recipients All
you would need to do is TO drap q dol
lar into our slot, the rest will do itself.
A wise engineer doesn't expect his
engine to pull more than given load.
A wise driver limits the amount of the
load he puts upon his wagon. A wise
merchant knows advertising will do its
| full share of the work in making bust
| ness, but beyond that limit the adver-
Using is powerless. Don't overload the
advertisement or expect it to do too
much. Its a mistake to crowd too much
| matter in one ad.
One place in Yale has adopted stand
ard time, Windsor's barber shop now
opening and closing by it, especially
on Saturdays. Of course. this slow
time is not intended for patrons, but
solely for the benefit of the proprietor
in the mornings. At anyrate this an
nouncement that the shop will open
hereafter on that time, and, like Dicks
mouth, will stay open until everything
in sight is taken in, is ample warning.
What went on in Yale yesterday is
only u sample in miniature of what
occurred in tens of thousands of other
places. A II over this great land, as in
other lands also, the Thanksgiving
feast went on. There were millions of
family gatherings where the children
and grandchildren sat around the old
home table. And many millions more
were either guests or hosts OF the
same. Throughout the nation the feast
was spread, and there was praise felt
in countless hearts for blessings be-
slowed.
History once more does itself again.
A new firm and meat market will soon
unfold themselves in Yale. All these
things will come to pass at the old
stand, the Central Meat Market, which
has been secured by the new firm.
The parties forming the new company
are Neil Evans and Walter Knapp.
Both these gentlemen are well known
to Yale people, and the fact that they
are the promoters is q sufficient guar
antee that patrons will have a good
market. We predict u fair patronage
and handsome success from the cutting
of the first slice.
The meetings commenced last week
in the NJ. L. church are yet in progress
from night to night, and from the sue
cess attained are likely to be contin-