The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-25
$4,000 REWARD
NOW ON
Butter-Nut Bread Girl
Captured Last Night
SECOND REWARD Is NOW ON

I doubt this lady will remember me ana
our conversation. $40
Maiked up 10 the Elliott Taylor
cho oienoen store, where l made pur-
Tn.e from Mr.. Sales Clerk No. 1o7
This young man was very pleasfn~ ara
wnhe waiting for my parcel we chat
.eu ABOUT the weather; he said he liked
me coiq weather that we had last
~eeh men he handed me my parcel
1 started to take up the sais.ehecS
put ne Informed me that I would And
one on the Inside OF my package.
Just after had reached my noon an
pe,ntment, the crowd gave chase after
wens across the street, all IN homes ~
setung the lady and winning the $50
Right after l had passed the Detroit
theater l had narrow escape. / was
turning onto Woodward-ave. when
ran into young man that on Monday
mad slipped a note into his coat peck
CT: My heart fairly stopped beating
when looked up 10 ask him his par
don Tor humping into him and saw that
mad made his acquaintance before
surely was thankful that / wore "A
| heavy disguise, for the young man
tipped his hat and noticed that ne
eyed me up sharply. Saw two young
ladies' accosted. One wore a blue SUIT
with black furs. She was I'm company
| with young lady dressed in a black
suit The girl in blue was called Ethel
oy her friend. They both thought It
great Joke to be taken for the But
ter-Nut Bread Girl There were many
black suits out at this appointment,
but my makeup was not one OF fash
ION which was, no doubt. the reason OF
my success In getting by.
| Captured NJ Last.
| 1t was a good crowd that was In front
| OF the Temple theater and never once
| did fear capture at this appointment
made my way to the theater In the
brown suit, as stated In the paper. and
had been looking at the pictures OF
| the different artists on the bill. and
was turning to walk away when q lady
STEPPED up TO me and. holding a But
| ternut Bread Wrapper to my view, re-
peated the salutation correctly at
once admitted my identity and invited
the Gordon a. Pagel Baking Co. where
the young lady. whose name learned
was Helen stevens received $50 In
gold Miss Stevens Is a deserving
young lady who resides at s97 Alexan-
drine-ave She was congratulated by
members OF the Gordon a Pagel Co for
her success I'm capturing the Butter
| Nut Bread Girl.
After leaving the Gordon & Pagei
hotel, where I made change in cos
| tune and started out Immediately for
! my engagement at Milwaukee and
Woodward avenue.
Several times had to dodge the
sesrchers for fear l would have the
| second capture.
Remember friends OF Detroit, that I
am now worth 500 In gold to the next
| one who Is the successful one. and II
Is now up TO you TO win this money, as
! shall remain In Detroit until the sec
i ond capture Is effected. / am indeed
more than pleased with the crowds and
the interest they have taken I'm this
| campaign, but now that the reward IL
800 the excitement among the search
ers is likely TO be limitless. Bear in
mind. though. that you are not to touch
| me or any suspect, In any way, II You
do not wish to forfeit the money
i have been informed that the young
lady who was taken M,e for me at moon noon
bookkeeper at the Detroit City Gas Co.
A Correction.
Owing TO an error which made an
state that the Japanese puzzles viii
not be given away at grocery stores
until further notice OF same.
Two Butter Nut Bread Wrappers will
be required from now on, read COM
ditions carefully:
Conditions for the Capture OF the But
| ter-Nut Bread Girl.
One hundred dollars I'm gold to the
| first person who has wrappers from a
loaf of the Gordon & Pagel Butter
Nut Bread in his or her possession,
which must be held in full view OF
the Butter-Nut Bread Girl when ac-
costing her and you must say to her:
Pardon me. You are the mysterious
! 100 per cent pure Butter-Nut Bread
Girl do not touch her whatsoever.
| should you be right the Butter-Nut
/ Bread Girl will at once invite you 90
! accompany her 10 the Gordon a Pagel
! Baking Co. office. where you Will re-
ceive 800 in gold.
When accosting the Butter-Nut Bread
| Girl do not touch her whatsoever
Should you do so you will forfeit the
| rev ard. This stipulation IL made BY
Miss Raffies as she wishes TO save all
Detroit ladies from annoyance.
No employees OF the Gordon a. Pagel
Baking Co, their families. nor anyone
connected with this paper are allowed
| 10 take part in this competition.