The Yale expositor., 1911-12-14


out the business of Kerr & Son with
Emerson Cooper and recently taking
the whole, Cooper retiring. His bust
ness methods seem to be bringing him
trade from all quarters and the stock
he carries appears to be most desir-
able. He has splendid storeroom- on
the first floor OF Masonic hall and the
big windows are always lastly dress
ed.
IN the exclusive grocery line we find
John Paxton, at the north end OF the
town, which is very desirable loca-
ton rs he lands a big trade from the
north end residents. Mrs. Paxton
helps her husband in an apprC ciabe
manner in the store. and his boys are
also Of use Mr. Paxton uses good
discernment in his buying of grocer
les. etc, and his customers are invari-
ably well satisfied.
Fred Taylor, successor to Cavln-
augh Bros. keeps Il grocery f., sh
fruit and vegetable line that certainly
looks good to YOU when YOU enter his
store Mr. Taylor's advent among
Yale business men is recent. but al
ready hG has made welcome place
each day
Besides Icing baker OF good re-
pute, George H. Minis handles a sup
ply of nice fresh groceries which he
and his good wife hand out to their
many customers. Minis baker shop
is an old standby and. without the
good bread pies, cakes, etc, which
daily come from there, our people
would feel lost.
Mrs. Bryce has shop at the rear
of Miss Pearce's millinery parlors,
where the trade can also be supplied
with fresh baking of all kinds, and its
good too
While we are on the subject of foods
we will mention the two restaurants
with which the town is supplied and
without which there would he a want.
II. l.. Smith, the fellow who writes up
those catchy little ads, has a small
place, centrally located. which Is do
ing business overlooking its quarters
and that may mean larger ones in
the near future. He also keeps a nice
stock Of confectionery and tobacco.
The Bismark is the name given to
the upper town restaurant ard Roger
Ferguson seems to be making sue
cess Of the business, palatable lun-
cheons being served at all hours.
I'm connection with eating, the hotels
next come into our minds, although
the scope Of this business Is much
larger than the restaurant. We have
three first class hotels. all catering in
the best style possible to the wants of
the public j. b. Paisley has been in
the business here probably twenty-five
years and knows the ms and outs OF
hotel life to r. Starting out in the
old Rapley hotel building. he saw the
possibilities Of something bigger and
before long the Paisley house loomed
M. "A credit to the town. Jerry is
popular landlord and sees well to the
comfort of his houseful OF guests.
The Jackson House has been under
a new management for the past year,
that of J. w. Harrington, and that ii
is a good management is conceded by
all. Meals at the Harrington are spok-
en- Of as a great treat. Mr.. harrington
has able assistants in his wife and
daughters.
The hotel near the depot is run by
Landlord J. r. Crysler, who makes ev-
erybody comfortable and pleased in his
roomv. we'll taken care Of establish
ment.
Now in case one happens to eat too
much i'm either of these hotels we will
point YOU to four of the best equipped
drug stores i'm the state, where not
only may YOU get rid of Indigestion,
but find cure-alls for other troubles
etc, etc.
The corner drug store, Mathews q
Wight. proprietors. carries most
complete line Of drugs, and at the
holiday season, many pretty and use
ful articles may be obtained there. A
big line of wall paper is another fea-
ture. Fred Mathews, one of the firm