The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-08-11

TIE eating as the saying has it, so give
, us box OF your Puritan chocolates,
Charles. Or do you prefer cream candy
Mary?,
mo, Grandpa, l am very fond of
chocolates when they are freeh and
good.
well then, here is what you want"
and after sampling them, both Mary
and John declared that they would
always purchase their confectionery OF
Mr.. Ross
Most young women when they first
take charge of the kitchen are apt to
have i'll luck with the baking, especially
at this altitude and as l don't want
either of you to get stomach trouble l
am going to take you right now to
place where you can get what you want
and avert this danger. Mr.. Doyle has
home mede bread equal to what your
mother Used to make, no alum in it as
there is in so many bakers bread and it
is always light, white, sweet and whole
some. Try his cake too, when you get
to keeping house. 1t is difficult l am
told, for even an experienced cook to
bake Tor two persons and when we can
get eatables such as Mr.. Doyle carries
it is not worth woman's while to do
her own baking. II you take my advice
you viii get your vegetables here also as
Mr.. Doyle carries full line and they
arS always fresh and first class.
AS 1 want your photographs we
will go right in here and see what MIR.
Heuchemer can do for u.s.
"But Grandpa, in these clothesr'
"'Beauty unadorned is most adorned
"Well Grandpa" spoke up John, III
you were little younger l should be
afraid you would take Mary's heart
away from me by such speeches.
well never mind my dears como on
in. Mr., Heuchemer says:
IL you have beauty
/ will take it;
II you Lave none
| will make it.
You can get here anything from stamp
to an sx1O either polished or dull finish.
So we might let him take a group Of the
three OF us today and when Mary has
time to curl her hair want you two to |
lave some taken and nj Nj. I.euCA Aemer
have them enlarged as he is agent for
enlarging. You can buy pictures and
frsm.s here for your house, or il you
have unframed ones he will frame them |
for you.
"Now that you have . wife John. it ia
absolutely necessary that you have your
life insured. l know young people have
the idea that they are going to live
always but you see, boy, Mary may try
to make some biscuit or something else
which you, as dutitul husband, will be
bound to eat and no telling what the
result may be and on the other hand,
Mary, in case John does survive your
first attempts at cooking, you can't tell
but that he may eat SO much that you
may break down from the hard work.
At any rate 1t is better to be on the safe !
side so We will now go over to the office
OF Jos. Block and take out life insur-
ance policy for each OF you. He is agent
for the ST. Paul Fire & Marine ms, Co.,
and l am sure you cannot find a better
one. When your home is done and fur
nished you must not neglect having it |
insured and remember this company is
the one with which to insure. oh yes,
while / think Of it, allow me to advise
you never to start on trip without
taking out an accident policy Mr..
Block is agent for the Hartford, Conn,
Accident Insurance Co. SO before you
start for the Worlds Fair next year be
sure and see him.
Il think this is all which should be \
attended to at once except that you will
want local paper as every good citizen
patr,nues some local paper. The PILor
is my choice d the papers here but of
course you can use your own judgment
in the matter The PILoT will come to
you tifty-two tinres IN one year, giving
you the news of Crested Butte and
vicinity for 81. 1t is wide-awake little
sheet devoted to the best interests Of
the community and one Of the best in
vestments you can make.
Now my dears, shall leave YOU to
yourselves. II you want advice cosae to
your Foxy Grandpa Beearnest, honest
runseltish and industrious and you can
not fail to succeed