The Yale expositor., 1908-12-11
'KLONDIKE BILL
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from choice selected winter wheat,
grown mostly i'm this section of the
state, and bread made from it does not
become dry aud stale but retains
moisture and the natural flavor Of the
wheat for several days All good
housewives use one or the other of
these brands of flour made by this mill,
as it is well and favOrably known all
over this section of Michigan. Mr..
Rub, the manager, employs none but
expert millers and the Yale Milling
Companys name printed on sack Of
-four is safe guarantee of its superior
quality. This mill pays the highest
market price for all kinds of grain and
mill feed at all times and does a local
milling business.
claw sakes," suddenly exclaimed
Uncle Bill "all this trading and shop
ping around town has caused me tOf or
get one of the greatest essentials to fu-
ture existence. have heard it said
live on love and scenery. but an old
man of my experience knows better.
Speaking of -four reminds me that your
table would look slim without bread;
it's the staff of life you know. Fannie
you must meet my old friend Mrs. Ella
Monroe, the leading baker. She has
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making establishment and restaurant
in Yale and makes an excellent quality
of bread and pastry. Her homemade
bread, pies, cakes, and nicknacks are
conceded by all to be the finest on
earth and just like mother used to
make. Remember, John, there is no
use 'ootsy toosty' bothering herself
about baking so long as there is good
bakery in town like Mrs. Ella Monroe's.
Mrs. Monroe makes all kinds of fancy
cakes, for weddings, parties, picnics,
etc. Call on her for everything in the
baked goods line. She also keeps a
restaurant and dining room and serves
excellent meals for 25c; and short or
der lunch counter, where coffee, tea
and milk is served.
ooh say Uncle, where can | go for
dry goods? - "This dress is hardly
suitable | must admit. Well my girl
if you want to select from one of the
most popular firms in the town 1 will
direct you to Messrs. Beavis e Hutch
inson, who carry a stock of dress goods
and muslins that for style, quality and
prices, cannot be duplicated in any of
the metropolitan cities. They carry all
the latest weayes and you are sure to
be guided right in your selections.
You will find both members of the
firm pleasant gentlemen TO deal with.
and their assistants polite and expert.
Their prices cannot be duplicated"
Fannie soon selected pretty dress of
the latest style, also her portiers, lace
curtains, draperies and rugs. She
bought one of those handsome La
Vogue coats the firm has just received
especially for winter trade. "Well,
WELL" laughingly remarked Uncle Bill
"Beavis & Hutchinson's is certainly
the place to buy goods cheap. Besides
they have such an excellent line to
choose from"
While Uncle Bill was bordering
where to go next Fannie suddenly
asked "Uncle, where can / find the
leading millinery" "Why law sakes,
| hope you're not looking round for one
of them er Merry Widow hats already;
but If it's milliner you want to go
and see next why we will simply go
across the street to Miss M. A. Ross
store, who by the way, has
on hand the best and most complete
stock of new fall and winter millinery
goods to be found in this section of
Michigan You can get what you