The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-11-25

How's your arm?
Ouch My arm.
Chicken.p ox i'm Yale.
Yale doctors are all busy.
Christmas will soon be here.
Get vaccinated 1t don't hurt.
Soon be tax paying time again.
Electric signs give tone to a town.
Tone up.
1t rained Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons.
Get square with The Expostor be-
fore the year closes.
The man who worships the dollar
sign is apt TO be crooked.
They say Christmas trees are scarce
this year. What about it?
Better late than never, yet it is better
never late-for your meals.
The best letter TO an absent friend
The Expositor for one year.
When man says Everybody says
So" it means that he said so.
Better the sure thing of today than
the uncertainty of tomorrow.
Nearly everyone in the city is nurs-
ing a sore arm. Vaccination.
If at first you don't succeed change
your luck by trying printers ink.
The doctors have had rather a siren.
nous time the past week vaccinating.
Don't forget the coffee to be given at
the home of Mrs. j. a. MenZies next
Wednesday.
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A. Menzies next Wednesday. Every
body invited. 10 cents.
Banner Grange, No. $50, meets Thurs
day evening, Dec. LIST. All members
are requested to be present.
Among the latest articles TO go up
in price are straw and bran. Now look
out for boost in t he price of breakfast
food.
Pay your subscription to The Expos
itor that the publisher may be financi-
ally able TO buy his best girl Christ
mas present.
Holiday goods are being received by
our merchants and it Will be only a few
weeks when the stores will take on
holiday attire.
Joseph Yuill has purchased the w.
Ii. Ballentine place on Kenneiick-st
and will remodel the house before
moving into it.
Yale hunters have all returned from
the north woods feeling much improved
in health. They report good time
and the best OF luck.
The farmers of this section are be
coming more prosperous each year.
beans and beets" are the two crops
that are bringing in the dough
Ida Menerey, we'll known to Yale
people, is convalescing from a severe
illness at the home of her sister, Mrs.
James Reynolds, Port Huron township.
Years ago when we heard il remarked
that a man was flat on his back, we
took IL for granted that he was sick in
bed. Now it might only mean that he
was under his auto.
Quite "A number of invited guests at
tended MissStrOut's recital on Saturday
afternoon last. The program was
given by her pupils in Odd Fellows hall
and was much enjoyed.
Georgia Besvis' class of girls in the
Presbyterian sunday school sold home
made candy in the front window of
James Sweets store last saturday after
noon and realized 500.
James Sweet e. Co., of this city, in
stalled hot water heating system in
the home of James Foster, banker at
Peck, which will add greatly to the
comfort of the home.
Beginning Sunday, Nov. 20, the four
drug stores of the city of Yale will
hereafter, until further notice, keep
open on sunday between the hours of
lUd0 m and loop M This is agreed
upon by the proprietors.
The Electric Theatre was largely at
tended Thanksgiving day both at the
matinee in the afternoon and the even
ing entertainment, Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather The fea-
lures were fine and all present speak
highly Of the show.
Thanksgiving programs were held in
nearly all the rooms OF the school We'd
nesday afternoon. A number of visit.
ors attended the exercises, but the rain
probably kept many at home. A vaca-
ton of four days il being enjoyed by
the pupils and teachers.