The Yale expositor., December 28, 1922, Image 8

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A Happy New Year To All
Greetings' AHaPPy
VJi WW lingo our sincere
New Year To All and
thanks for the friendship
and support you have given us during the past year. May
we all look forward to a happier year to come with a great
er hope for health and happiness and always with a thought
for those less fortunate than ourselves. We do, indeed,
wish you a Happy New Year. We do, indeed, thank you
for your wonderfut friendship during the past year. We
hope for a continuation of same and in return agree to do
our own best part toward making your drug store trading
pleasant and profitable to you.
GRANT HOLDEN
REXALL DRUGGIST-
YALE, MICH.
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A Happy and Pros
perous New Year
To All Our Friends and Patrons
We hope we have served
you well during 1922 and trust
we may have the pleasure of
your friendship and patronage
in 1923. . v y
Investigate and be convinced that 'his is a
"GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
H. A. WILLIAMS
THE QUALITY STORE
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HAPPY
NEW Y
m
'THE passing of the Y ear brings
me pleasure in the knowl
edge that I have been permitted
to serve you. I hope I will have
your continued friendship and
goodwill and that I may become
more worthy of the trust you
place in me. May this New
Year bring the realization of
your greatest ambition.
WEAR OUR GOOD "NIFTY" CLOTHES
Chas. H. Palmer
SHOES
YALE, MICHIGAN
CLOTHING
To Our Friends
Thanking you for your patronage,' und in all sin-
, ccrity we wish you A Very Happy and Properous New
, Year. '
I WE SPECIALIZE IN GROCERIES OF QUALITY
THE QUALITY STORE YALE rilONE 49
Happy New Year.
Was Santa Claua good to , you
on Christmas. ...
Our merchants report a fine
Christmas trade this year.
Regular meeting-0. E. S. Wed
nesday evening, January 3.
' Mrs. Ed. Sheehy and children
spent Sunday with Melvin rela
tives. Victor Learmont, of Detroit,
spent Christmas with-his parents
in Yale.
Rex B. Holden spent Christ
mas day among Almont young
friends. L
A happy, healthy and prosper
ous New Year to all of our sub
scribers. Donald Gillam, of Niles, was a
Christmas guest in the Dr. V. A.
Lacy home.
W. F. Barr, of the Chevrolet
Garage, was in Flr.t Wednesday
after new cars.
The Marine City Reporter
comes out with a nifty pink dress
for its Christmas edition.
Chas. Parker, of Detroit, was
in Yale this week on a visit to
his daughter and brother.
Maurice Merrill, of the U. of M.
is spending the holidays with his
Yale relatives and frejids.
L. G. McDonald, pf Pontiac,
spent part of last week with rela
tives and friends in Yale.
Mrs. Sam Ingram and daughter
Thelma went to Detroit on Sat
urday to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Hiram Brown spent the
past week in Croswell with her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Loree.
Bernice Farley, of Richmond,
visited her girl friend, Mildred
Patterson, Wednesday night.
Kenneth Thompson of Altoona,
Pa., was the guest of the Frank
W. Andreae family Christmas
time.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Howard Smith,
of Detroit, were guests of Grant
Holden and family Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Tice and
baby of Detroit, were guests in
the Learmont home for over
Christmas.
Bruce N. Tappan, son of Judge1
Harvey Tappan, has been elected
as president of the Kawanis club
of Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crocker
and daughter Lulu spent Christ
mas day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Menno Bean.
Mrs. Charles Cavanagh has
been suffering this week from an
attack of appendicitis. She is
much improved today.
Mrs. Mary Simmons went to
North Branch on Tuesday, where
she will visit for a time with her
brother, J. A. Raply and family.
Mrs. A. Windsor is in Detroit
this week on a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Middleton. Dick says he is
cheif cook and bottle washer now.
Nick Ingroville, of Grand Rap
ids, was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Alfred Martin, at the Pres
byterian manse, over Christmas.
Members of the Micheal Shee
hy family went to Detroit to
spend Christmas with their moth
er and other relatives, holding a
family reunion.
Mrs. Hattie Hisey came from
Wayne last week to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. R.
E. Andrea for the remainder
of the winter.
Mrs. E. G. Smith and neice,
Martha Jane Calkins, went to De
troit Saturday to spend ChrisU
mas with Martha Jane's mother
and other relatives. '
Mr. and Mrs. Lynford McDon
ald of Avoca, made the Expositor
a short call Wednesday while re
turning from Imlay City on :i vis
it to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Middle
ton. The Christmas exercises, pro
grams and parties held by the
various Sunday schools of the
city, were all happy occasions
and deeply enjoyed by the partic
ipators. Lawrence Sheehy entertained
a party of young people at his
home on Christmas eve. A big
dinner was served at which twenty-one
were present, several be
ing out-of-town guests.
Mrs. H. W. Brown received a
neat card from her daughter at
Croswell, this week which con
tainect the following: "Announc
ing the arrival of Breta EstelU
Loree on Dec. 15. 1922. Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Loree."
It cannot be said that the re
appointment of Mrs. LeMotte as
postmaster at Memphis has cre
ated an uproarious enthusiasm.
There were a number of live Re
publicans at Memphis, entitled
by reason of good service to a
political reward, from which se
lection might have been made.
Our Louie, who does not think
much of live Republicans, reap
points the Democrats. Mt. Clem
ens Monitor.
E. T. Blackney, county school
commissioner, of Port Huron,
made a short visit in Yale while
driving home from Capac, Satur
day last. He made the Expositor
office a pleasant call.
Vera Wallace from Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Dennis :md child
ren from Kinde, Mrs. Wr.i. Tom
linson and little daughler, Mr.
and Mrs. Rawley Hallman and
children of Yale, had Christmas
dinner on Sunday at the James
Wallace parental- home.
James Muir, of Detroit, at one
time a resident of Yale, was in
the city Friday and Saturday
calling on friends. Jim has made
good since his residence in De
troit and is in comfortable cir
cumstances. He still owns his
forty-acre farm north and west
of Yale.
A Christmas dinner was given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Fletcher with Watson McP'-ee
of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Al Sit
ter of Speaker, Nr. and Mrs. L. V.
Andreae and children of Avoca
and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy An
drews and children of Midland
as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Herbert en
tertaned on Christmas day Mr.
and Mrs. J. I). Draper and child
ren from Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
A. V. Parmlee from Port Huron,
Will Hayes and family, George
Hayes and family and Charley
Hayes and family from Green
wood township.
PRINCESS THFATRE
cC7e Home of Real Shows
Program
New Years Day Evening Show
One Night Only
HAROLD LLOYD in
"NEVER WEAKEN"
also .
"THE CAVE GIRL"
a First National attraction
Regular Admission
Saturday, Jan. 6th
TOM MIX in
"The Fighting Streak"
also
Our Gang Comedy
"YOUNG SHERLOCKS"
ADMISSION:
Adults... 25c
Children.. ...15c
War Tax Included
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.. Andreae were
in Detroit on Saturday.'
Donald Mclntyre was up from
Detroit for ths holiday.
Kenneth Lacy was at home
from Chicago for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs Luke Conroy and
daughter Genevieve are spending
the holidays in Detroit.
Ieta Holden came home from
Grand Ledge the last of the week
for the Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
daughter Retty autoed to Davi
son to spend Christmas day.
We missed the name of Dick
Staloy last week among the col
lege students home for the holi
days. Cyrus Ludington, whose home
is in Flint, is in Yale where he
will remain for a time working
at his trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Jule Ilennessy
and family, of Poet Huron, were
guests of Yale relatives for the
Christmas week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Smith,
of Port Huron, were guests at the
J. A. Menzies home from Satur
day until Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peacock
left Friday evening for an ex
tended visit with Mr. Peacock's
parents in Cuba City, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brown and
son Colin are spending the week
in Battle Creek with their son
Jas. L. Brown and family.
Jeannette Curtis, teaching at
Flint, is home for two weeks va
cation. She brought one of her
kindergarten pupils home with
her.
A number of young people fin
ished up the Christmas dav with
an evening of dancing at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank An
dreae. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw had
several of her children home
for the Christmas season, Mr.
and Mrs. Jean Wilt and children
from Ionia, Madaline from De
troit, Norma from Howell and
.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bradley from
Roseburg.
Thomas Mullaney, of Detroit,
who came to Roseburg to spend
Christmas with relatives was
taken suddenly ill on Sunday, be
coming unconscious almost at
once. The case was pronounced
pneumonia. Physicians and two
trained nurses are in attendance
and it is hoped that the patient
may recover. !
Frances Andreae received a
somewhat unique but a wonder
ful Christmas gift in the shape of
a pedigreed German Police , dog,
a puppy about six weeks old, bred
in the kennels on Long Island.
Frances is thoroughly pleased
with her new pet. All who saw
"Strongheart" in "Brawn of the
North" at the Princess on Christ
mas day, will know what this
puppy will look like when he
grows up
.Hphe Things Us Folks Like
to get
It ain't the biggest things that puts most
' comfort in yo' soul,
An it- ain't the weight of money-bags
that makes this old world roll.
I'd give a heap more value to a word
kind-spoke an' fair,
Than to all the gold an' glitter of a
crown I couldn't wear.
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We Wish Each and Every One
of Our Friends
A Happy and Prosperous
New Year
JOHN HUTTON
Phone 40 Yale, Mich.
Our Old
Customers Know
nnHOSE who have done
business with us for a
long time know that our
interest, cordiality and good
will are not reserved for new
customers.
We are just as enthusiastic
about pleasing our old cus
tomers as we are about get
ting new ones.
YALE STATE BANK
Resources over $600,000
YALE, MICHIGAN
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move.
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The purpose of this preparation is to control the
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