The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-12-21


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Next Tuesday is Christmas.
Auction at lO-cent feed barn tOmor-
row.
Many are getting ready To make good
resolutions.
Remember Santa Claus comes to Yale
Monday afternoon, Dec. 81.
A Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year To all Our subscribers.
Harry White will open the Palmer
skating rink on Jones street on Satur-
day.
Sunday was the first sunshiny day in
more than week. 1t was a beautiful
day indeed.
Santa Claus has something to give
all who come to Yale, Monday after
noon, Dee. ~.
Send The EXpOsitOr To an absent rel
alive or friend as Christmas present.
Nothing nicer.
The turkey market in Yale on Mon
day and Tuesday was Hooded with the
feathered tribe.
Blanche NJ. Waldorph writes us from
Hunters Creek ordering the Exposition
sent TO her address.
In n few days you will he going
around feeling as though You had had
your pockets picked.
If you have turkey that YOU are
saving for Christmas YOU had better
put him in one Of the banks.
\ Christmas Ball is advertised to
take place at Laidlaw's hall. Melvin on
Tuesday evening. December %.
Your horse would feel much better
in the l0-cent feed barn than il looks
tied Oh the street these cold days or
nights.
Members and newly.elected officers
of Brockway Lodge No. BIG, FNAM,
should remember that installation Will
take place Dee. p.
A sprig Of mistletoe has been given
us by Mrs. Y. A. Lacy, Il box of which
was sent her from Florida. The leaves
and berries are very pretty.
Geo. Mcintyre has on display i'm his
wareroOms the latest improved lmperi-
al TOngueless Disc Harrow and in
vites the farmers to call and look it
over.
The publisher of The Expositor Is
not so particular what he gets for
Christmas. Should Santa Claus ill our
old sock with back subscriptions we
wouldn't kick.
Patrick Mcmahon will open the
Eagle House at Melvin tomorrow Satur-
day. Everything is i'm readiness and it
is expected that flourishing business
will be transacted in the new hosiery.
Ed. Sheehy, stock buyer of Yale, asks
the Expositor to say to the farmers
that il will pay them to dehOrn their
cattle. DrOvers will not only pay
higher price, but the cattle are much
better for it,
A mass meeting was held at Melvin
Tuesday night. 1t was voted almost
unanimously that a bill be prepared
and presented to the next legislature at
Lansing to incorporate into village.
Here's hoping.
hereby notified that the tax roll is now
i'm the hands of City Treasurer McKeith |
at the First National Bank where you
can pay your taxes any time between
now and the 10th of January.
1t is growing to be quite the thing to
send The Exposition for year to an alb
sent relative or friend as a Christmas |
present. More have already been sent |
tndJ way lHiS year lildl III any previous |
year in the history of this paper.
Wellington Beaver of Bay City, is
new manager of Fred j. Brueck's har |
ness shop i'm place of Edward Clinton |
resigned Mr.. Beaver is a bright young |
fellow, enterprising and industrious in
his work and The Exposition welcomes
him to our midst.
Arthur Heath will hold an auction
sale at his premises miles east and "A /
mile south of Yale on Monday, Dec.
"a, 1906. He will sell all his threshing
outfit, also farm stock and implements.
This is bonafde sale. Sale to COM
mence at p. m. sharp. &. w. Bell,
auctioneer.
The names and telephone numbers
of the new subscribers added to the
Yale Telephone Exchange are as fol
lows:-Joe Williams, 81; Schlegelmlch
x Sweet, 1l9; Rev. Lawrason, l20; viii
lard Welch, l2l; W. V. Andreae, 122;
VIM. Moore, 1913. Write these names
in your book.
Auction sale at the l0-cent fee barn,