The Yale expositor., 1900-11-16

Zeros are best overcoats and BAllen-
tine has them.
Now's the time and Ballentine's the
place to buy rubbers.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
The 1900 season will go down in
history as the great I'd crop year-in
everything except democrats.
Some twenty of the Masonic frater-
nifty drove to Almont last Sunday as
an escort of honor to the body of their
late brother, A. w. Ferguson.
DR.. G.. Munich, the eminent Detroit
specialist, will be at Yale on Thursday,
Noy. 22nd. If you are not enjoying per-
feet health consult him. Consultation
free.
Mrs. Lew Zayits has been quite sick
this week, but at this writing is much
better and is thought to be out of dan
ger. Several physicians have been at
tending her.
Tickets for the lecture course are
now ready for delivery. Reserved seats
for the opening concert will be on sale
at Holden's drug store at7:3O p. m. on
Friday, Nov. 23d.
The Rev. Mr.. Crosby, state worker
in the employ of the Anti Saloon
League, who failed to get to Yale to
fill his appointment last Sunday,
writes that he will be here on Dec. I'd.
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.
If you have ever seen a child in the
| agonles OF Group you can realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Cure which gives relief as soon
as 1t is administered. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
troubles.
Wednesday of this week VIM. Clyne
moved to his farm at Jeddo. We are
sorry for this, as he has lived long
enough in Yale to make every one
miss him when away. Perhaps he has
grown tired of CITY life and will try the
country awhile. One thing is certain,
when tired of farming, he will have
good place to come back to, and there
will be royal welcome awaiting him.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
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.
14th. He will be in his Port Huron,
office every day in the month except
Fridays.
In business way there's warm
side to winter. Ten days ago, with the
thermometer way up to the summer
notch, no one needed or thought of
buying much. But the thermometer
dropped and a change has come in
our wants. The result is that people
are coming in for stoves and fixtures,
wooden wear, shOes, overcoats, mttens
and other things, The old adage tt at
ats an ill wind which blows good to
no one," seems to hold good in this
case. 1t blows a mite chilly but it stirs
up trade. There's push about it that
shoves some things off the shelves
which our merchants expected to sell
a month ago.
Last SATURDAY. little Lyle Newell,
daughter of Frank Newell, was, child
like, playing with pencil. She plac-
ed it in her mouth, and then attempt
ed to climb down from the table where
she was writing. Losing her balance,
she fell from the chair, driving the
sparpened end Of the pencil into her
cheek, 1t going deeply, almost into the
jaw bone, which from the manner in
which the pencil was split and splint-
cred 1t must have come in contact with.
The blood flowed freely from the
wound, and for time there was an ex-
cited papa and mamma in that home.
She is now doing nicely and is on a
fair way to speedy recovery.
It's good thick story and that's the
reason why its been q little slow in
leaking out-and spreading. Some
weeks ago Yale man attended rattle
and having been born lucky, came
home with fine turkey. To make it
yet finer by the last Thursday in No.
vember, he shut it up to feed and fat
ten. Halloween night some young
ladies captured the turkey and repair
ed to convenient place, where they |
proceeded to cook it according to the |
most approved style of modern culin-
airy art. 1t was fine, and such fun as
has never been known to travel on |
TWO legs. But the sequel came in the |
shape of neat bill for the gobbler |
from the owner presented to each one |
of the girls. He was, however, gener-
Gus enough to credit on the bills the |
turkey bones, neatly picked and pack.
ed, and tied to his door knob.
The wind blew and the snow flew
but with it all there came into our den
a streak of summer in the person of |
Peleg Soule-just home from IL six
months visit at Standish. Mr.. Soule is
in nativity Way Down Easter, having |
been born in Maine. He came to Can
ada in early lite, but almost 90 years
ago pitched his tent in Yale. He free
ly admits that for good things and the
very best people, Yale takes first prize
and for place to come back to it's
the very best town in the world. But
he's dead in love with Staudish; says |
it's nice town full of ditto people, |
and is coming to the front. Speaking
of former Yaleite, he says that Neil |
Holden is doing fine business and is
getting along splendidly, and is we'll |
liked in Standish business and social |
circles. All this is just as it should be |
a. L.,