The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-12-18
Additional Expositions.


Fine line of parlor lamps At l.. Roy
Fuller's.
Pillow tops from lOc up at Wallace
BAllentine's.
The Expositor advertisers report
business good.
Fancy bonbons for Christmas at
Stableford's bakery.
Even those most enthusiastic for
sleigh rides found IL triiie too cold on
sunday.
Mrs. +. A. Griswold has been very
SICK the past week but Is now ON the
improve.
Barb wire below Detroit prices TO
clean out what we have In stock.
Rounds X VanCamp.
FoR sALE-A first class driver yrs.
old for sale. Will sell cheap AS ! have
no use for him. A. r. Leavitt. 2.t
Buy your Christmas presents at
home. Never were Yale stores better
prepared To meet your every want.
Lew Zsvitz Is out again after his long
sick lie thinks u mHn might NJ
we'll be IN prison as To be quarantined.
There IL but one brand of hesYy rub
bers that are marked snng proof, the
Lambertyille, sold 10y Yale Clothing
House.
l.. G.. Mcdonald Was elected noble
grand Of Brown City lodge lOOF ~ IA
recent meeting. The ExpositOr con
graduates Lutte.
4. +. Leavitt will have a car on track
az Yale Saturday, December 10, TO re-.
I'D lfIaf
prices will be paid for same.
Strength and yigor come Of good
| food, duly digestod. Force, n ready
to-serve wheat and barley food. adds
no burden, but sustain-, uOurlshes, in
vigorates.
II warns the heart like sunshine
cheers the soul like ancient wine, gives
hope for the future, bluts out the past
That's what Rocky Mountsm Tea
does. - cents. Grant Holden.
Congressman McNorran has recon.
mended II. A. Macklom ~ POSTING ster
nj Marlette Ham il deserving Of the
appointment and The ENpOsitor hopes
that he may get the position without
further strife.
The high room scholars were invited
into the grammar room "Wednesday
morning for the weekly exercises. a
| fine Christmas program had been pre-.
| pared 10y Mics McKenIie's pupils which
was enjoyed 10y all present.
At six O'Clock Sunday evening last y
union meeting of all the Christian En-.
deAvor societies was held with the Ep-
worth League society at the NJ. f..
church by special invitation of the lat
ter. a pleasant, helpful hour was
spent.
A faded out, cAre-worn woman of
40, with spruce up-to-date husband a.,
should take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Brings back that youthful, girliuh
beauty. Keeps the old man from go
ing 10 the lodge. 80 cents. Grant
Holden.
Mrs. Frank Andreae gave n tea party
on Friday To- her sunday school clase
of little girls. Amusements suitable 10
their age were enjoyed thoroughly and
th hostess served them n delicious
supper. The best time ever was the
verdict of the class.
A person driving around town would
think from the little red boxes placed
in different localities that each con-
tanned n swarm of bees. You would
form n wrong impression for they are
nothing more or less than covers 20
the water hydrRnts.
BY the Coleman Independent we
learn that Peter Staup u building four
new bowling alleys at his shop in that
village 10 be installed into use IN four
different towns of the state. Staup
Brothers are now operating alleys in
three Michigan towns.
An exchange gets off the following:
IF men are the salt OF the earth
women are undoubtedly the sugar.
salt is necessity, sugar luxury.
stern men are rock salt; nice men are
table salt. Old maids are brown sugar
good natured matrons are loaf sugar
and pretty girls the fine pulyerized
sugar. Pass the pulyerized sugar
please"
We wish TO say. to all district
school officers that we keep IN
stock order blanks used by directors
and sell same at reasonable prices.
You need not send away for any kind
of blank you need for we can print
them as cheap or even cheaper than
you can get them elsewhere. Bear
this in mind and get our price before
ordering.
Quite number of the members of
Camp Yale, WOW were IN Port Huron
Tuesday attending y monster celebra-
ton Of that order in the Auditorium
at which time 400 candidates were i'm
itiated. After the initiation banquet
was served with &. A. Hovey ~ toast.
master. Sovereign Commander Root
was present and delivered an excellent
address. All report very enjoyable
time.
Up to Saturday last winter has dal-
lied along the way giving us very little
cold weather and no extremely buster
ing gales. But IL had to- come and
saturday snow fell all day, turning in
10 rain toward night for short time.
During the night and Sunday the wind
blew n gale, sharp and cold from the
west, and winter has at last planted
herself IN our midst. The roads being
Ia almost perfect condition of smooth.
ness, the foot of snow made excellent
sleighing which h being improved by
many as, no matter what the weather,
hristmus purchases must be made.
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