The Yale expositor., 1913-12-11

Did you say it looked like an open
winter?
Read the Expositor for Christmas
bargains.
Ethel Schram of Chicago is here on
visit to relatives.
Lloyd Allen is home fr m Valparaiso,
Ind, where he is attending college.
Mrs. r. f. Kerr went to Melvin
"Wednesday on visit to relatives and
friends.
According to reports from Croswell,
l.. &. Strings condition was much
worse the past week.
When man tells you the world is
growing worse, don't bother with him.
Send for a physician.
Read the advertisements in the Bx-
positor and you will receive the benefit
of some of the best holiday bargains
Show us man who never made a
mistake and we will show you m3n
who never made much of anything else
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and daughter
Ruth were in Port Huron Friday night
to hear Chauncy Olcott in "Shameen
Dire"
a years subscription TO the Exposi-
tor would make very appropriate
Christmas gift TO an absent friend or
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dawson and
little daughter of Port Huron were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dawson
saturday last.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter o.
Il. ). in Masonic hall, Dec. 18th.
Initiation. Chapter opens promptly at
1880. Alice Mckenzie, sec.
Ii you owe the editor of the Ex-
position don't forget, as we haven't a
pair of socks lit to hang, the holes being
bigger at the bottom than at the top.
Snow last sunday with a strong
westerly wind has changed our warm,
mild weather TO winter with its cold.
y fur overcoat feels good just at
present writing.
A bunch OF twenty young people en
Ioyed delightful evening at the home
oil Elsie ana Lois Huffman last oatur-
day. A bountiful hot chicken supper
with all the accessories topped OIL the
good time.
Mrs. Louis Etchells entertained the
members of the Presbyterian choir and
several other guests at her home OH
tuesday evening. a pleasant evening
was spent with music and social con-
Yersation and the hostess served very
delicious lunch.
The child who has the freedom of
the streets after nightfall, without busi-
ness or permission, Is cultiVatiug a
very dangerous habit. Any place
where a boy or girl has no business
is dangerous place. The boy or
girl who is all right prefers home,
friends and good books rather
than street acquaintances. Business
men look upon the boy loafer as
dead-beat OF the future.
While you are considering a suitable
Christmas present to send to a friend
or relative either at home or at dis
lance why not include years sub
scription to the Expositor? We will
send the Exp0sitor to any address in the |
United States for only SlO0, or to any
address in Canada for S150. This |
would make a present that would be
appreciated every day i'm the year,
being better than letter from home,
once a week.
A meeting Of the Citizens Improve
ment Club was held at the Council |
Chambers in this city Tuesdayevening
and goodly number of members were
present. A proposition made by John |
Holden TO luild a second story to his
new garage for an opera house was
presented and motion made and |
passed for Chairman Beavis to appoint
a committee to confer with Mr.. Holden |
regarding plans and the cost of such a |
structure and also instructing Secretary
Lothian to write to the state depart |
ment of public buildings in reference |
to requirements Of such. 1t was also |
voted to hold banquet sometime in |
January. Other matters of Importance |
were presented and discussed The |
sense OF those present was to hold |
meetings more regularly.