The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-12-25
Notice to Automobile Owners

dulOu1ODlltS, Il ne Sp6tu llHllL LOT the
city of Yale is 10 miles per hour. 1t is
necessary that you secure your license
Jan. LIST and not wait until late in the
spring.
The matter of running machines at
night without proper lights will be
looked after and don't say you have
not been warned in case you are called
to answer charges of violating the law.
A proper compliance with regulations
may save you trouble.
John Henry, City Marshal
Mike Gleason was at Port Huron on
Tuesday.
Skating has been good on the pond
the past week.
Nellie Beard of Tuscola, ILL.,, is home
for the holidays.
Miss Davis of Port Huron is the
guest of Mrs. John Wark.
Freda Holden of Delhi, Ind, is visit.
ing her parents and friends.
II. Bruce Brown of Ashley is here on
a visit to relatives and friends.
Grace Brown has gone to Monroe
where she has accepted position.
j G. Hallman and family are in Port
Huron spending the Xmas holidays.
Cleve bradshaw teacher in the San.
dusky schools is in Yale for holidays.
L. f. Fead and family are eating
Christmas turkey with Sarnia relatives.
Mrs. John Hallman will spend Xmas
with relatives and friends at Fordwich.
Ont.
Miss Phebe Roy is visiting relatives
and friends in Mt. Clemens and
Detroit.
Fred Shumm is spending his Christ
mas at home in Baden, Ont, with his
parents.
Geo. Bently, of Wyoming, Ont, is
spending Xmas with his daughter, Mrs.
ID. McCOll.
The Misses Miller teachers in our
schools are at their home in Ithaca for
the holidays.
John Bright is entertaining his
father from Listowel, Ont. His coming
was surprise to John.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. b. Paisley spent
most Of last week with friends in Port
Huron and Detroit.
Cutters and sleighs have been brought
out and the jingle of the sleigh bells
makes the Christmas time more merry.
Carrie, Sarah and Rada Rapley are
spending Xmas at the home of their
brother j. A. Rapley in North Branch.
IL. l.. Newsted and family will go to
Saginaw to spend the holidays, after
then they will take up their residence
at Battle Creek.
Qha foIlou,;n0 n,arr;aoa I;oo,,noo
were issued from the county clerks Of
Iva Mackman, "a, Yale. Verne Gull
lat, %, Yale; Nellie Hampshire, 20,
Romeo.
Sunday last was the shortest day of
all the year. And as the old rhyme
goes, when the days begin to lengthen
the cold begins to strengthen" So far,
with the exception of the big storm,
this fall has been extra fine.
This week we received letter from
our friend and former fellow towns
man, DIR. w. N. Armstrong, at Con-
cord, Mich, enclosing a check for one
dollar and instructing US to send the
Exposition for one year to Mrs. j. Is.
Draper, Detroit, as Christmas pres
ent, which we are pleased to do. lie
further says:-"I prefer your paper
because it advertises home merchants
and industries, rather than CATALoG
HOUSES" Thank you brother.
This year of 1913 will 60 into his
tory as an unfortunate one in Marine
circles thus increasing the prejudice so
prevalent in regard to the number IL.
The year has been the most disastrous
one in the history of great lakes navi.
cation. The loss of life reaches over
275, with 20 boats completely wrecked,
and there have also been 300 minor
accidents, while the loss in dollars and
cents amounts to the enormous sum
of S7,0S7,000. 1t is strongly recon
mended by marine authorities that all
boats be equipped with wireless ap
paratus, so that warnings of storm may
be given in time to seek shelter.
Foo SAFE.
Twelve thoroughbred single comb
White I,eQhOrn COckrale of the egg.