The Yale expositor., 1908-12-11

want there, the latest styles and lowest
prices being her motto. Her expert
ence guarantees that when You have
purchased millinery goods from Miss
Ross, you have the thing according to
fashion and the satisfaction to know
that your work has been done by a
competent artist Her selection of lat
est style millinery for the Xmas trade
is not equalled in Yale" In a few
hours there never was happier girl
than Fannie for her new hat was per-
feet dream of loveliness and was
bought at such grand bargain too.
."Oh me! Oh N.Y. calculated Fannie
as she glanced into Newell u Pons-
ford's shoe show window. "What a
perfectly lovely slipper" eyes" said
Uncle Bill Newell Il Ponsfords stock
of fine shoes and rubbers and general
merchandise cannot be equalled in
style and extent in this section. Go in,
look it over and get acquainted" 1t
might not have been policy to have ex
tended this invitation, had not Uncle
Bill known what wise economy it was
to trade at this store. Fannie found
goods and prices so seductive that she
purchased an elegant pair of Dorothy
Dodd perfect fit shoes and also a pair
of straight line rubbers, while John Sc
lected a pair of "MenZ- Ease" wearing
quality mems shoes. Uncle Bill bought
a pair of Buster Brown Blue Ribbon
Shoes, and pair of Missawaka Ball
Band heavy rubbers for heavy wear.
The firm also sells the Smith Wallace
kindergarten shoes for children and
many more equally as prominent makes
of boots, shoes and rubbers. "No one
needing footwear can resist the goods
and prices offered by Newell & Pons-
ford of Yale" remarked Uncle Bill.
"Let's see--I promised you a gold
watch didn't l." queried Uncle Bill Of
Fannie, "and l.. Roy Fuller, the
jeweler and cut glass dealer, is the
place to get one cheap" Entering this
popular jewelry store the old man gal
lantly acquitted himself of the promise
and then directed Fannie's attention to
the superior silverware and cut glass
carried by this house. "There is no
other such place in town." said the old
man, "and l will guarantee the quality
to be the very best. Pick out your
family clock while here" he added "and
also your silverware and cut glass, as
Mr.. Fuller carries a most magnificent
line. Don't forget another fact" he
continued, "if ever you unfort unately
need optical goods, this is the place to
come as he has everything required to
improve affected eyes; and say, my
boy, Roy Fuller is also an expert DIR.
on sick watches. He sells Lockets,
Bracelets and Diamonds; and no extra
charge for testing eyes or engraving"
"Halt," commanded Uncle Bill, as
the party came in front of Mathews Il
wight's handsome drug store. "Why
Uncle, we're not sick and"-"Guess 1
know that, but | expect it won't be
long before this young man begins to
take an interest in matters of paregoric
and" "U-n-c-l-er ave may find
some toilet articles Fannie wants"
Sure enough, before leaving Mathews
IL Nights she was loaded down with
combs, brushes, 8ap, toilet articles,
face powders, and ounces upon ounces
of fine imported perfumes, besides buy
ing several bottles of Mathews Quick
Cough Cure, together with wall paper,
books, stationery, patent medicine, etc.
They bought an Eastman Kodak, post
cards, albums, and Xmas presents.
"Don't forget to come here with your
prescriptions" added Uncle Bill "as
Mathews & Wight are both thorough
pharmacists and use only pure and re-
liable drugs"