The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-23
THE BUTTER-NUT BREAD
GIRL STILL IN OUR
MIDST UNDISCO IERED
Details of a Shopping Trip

reo,,aa. ~ ~, MS NUMBER and name on
neluest The lady I'm the suit depart-
n,vht al the Newcomb- Hndicott store
500 me her number as No 100 after
va asked her-lf my mother had been
/ aone, ,,'S during the morning No
cont think So she said. as she look
80 ne over very carefully. You would
-, sure 70 nave noticed her | replied
slothef IL little woman and very
No;1, n7 81 or the store ladies call her
Mothet gray But No $50 was sure
sue had not seen mother. and as
asked her for her number atstInsy
hothsr was To meet me az / o'clock,
muE gave me her number. hut
sweetly Informed me that she ala NOT
think she would he In al thar hour 40
II was her lunch time
- Made call at the Peter Smith
ESIocery store. whore asked for a
young lady
visited both OF the five and ten
cent stores, and as l was looking M
som. postal cards at the Kresge store
q young lady standing next TO me said
Are YOU looking FOR city views"
looked up 70 make sure she was speak
ms 10 me- then replied. Yes | ALWAYS
IKE 10 send city views TO my friends
.neF can get an idea OF the city | am
III are you a stranger" was the next
,'piS' Yes, rather l answered not
looking up. She then stepped up near
or 10 me. and looking at me closely.
SAID thought so, and at FIRST ] took
- - NN AAAdN mysterious woman OF
the Gordon q Pagel Co You look
somewhat like her | acted as II
We're inclined To be offended at her
lam lam Marty, 10y GROSSLY saying: DO 1
loon mysterious or suspicious oh, |
Deg pardon was her answer. I meant
no harm. With that / took up my
cards and haughtily left the store and
nouced that II was time 10 keep my
noon appointment
AS 4 passed the city Hall was
pleased 20 find so many people out
look ng for me; many were standing
az the corners and cycling up every lady
,ha. passed ! myself accosted one
lady and was informed that she had
no connection with Raffles or mystery.
that she was only an every day scrub
woman This little lady then started
10 chat with me and said that she
wished she could get her hands on the
Butter Nut Girl as she could certainly
use nifty dollars to good advantage
also wished that she would give ma
the correct salutation and get her wish
gratihed
My. what pretty display i'm the
SleGel windows, and / don't believe
there is one woman In 20 that can pass
by without stopping that is just what
had TO do when 1 passed to keep my
appointment here early last evening.
Does the young man who wore a grey
oYercoat remember the young lady who
stooa by him as he, too was looking
In the window. who | remarked TO NV
and smiled BY this time / had taken
the opportunity OF slipping a little
note I'm his right-hand pocket and III
ne VIII mail same 20 me care OF the
Gordon 4 Pagel Baking Co. / will
send him my picture in the exact make
up that / wore last night Everyone
seemed 10 be enjoying themselves. and
am so pleased to notice that the la
dles have also entered into the chase
as | like TO have them with me. An
other wide-awake crowd was watching
Tor me at the Kern store and IL was.
with some fear that i passed along
Several boys called out: oh, there
she is, get her AS / paid no atten-
ton TO them they let the real money
slip by, as they gave out the same call
10 the next lady that passed. Tho
ner OF the Valpey Shoe Co. which /
passed twice before / could see my
opportunity to drop the note which
VIII entitle the finder to one dollar "
presented at the Gordon a. Pagel Bak-
my Co. Just as ! dropped the note I
heard young man say. 1T is too early
for the ButterNu Girl She won't
be along for half an hour" This
young man wore a black coat with fur
collar and was talking with a young
man wearing a brown coat and soft.
gray hat. II is not wise TO listen to
the fellow that gives away the tip, for
ten TO one | Will be passing at the
time, and while listening to the Tin
BOY you are losing real money on
several occasions at different appoint
mentr ] Will drop notes that will give
the nndor one dollar and in order TO
prevent any Misunderstanding the
notes that 1 drop Will be written on
my business stationery, therefore, any
other note will not be accepted and
duplicate will be left at the Gordon a.
Pagel Baking Co"
CONDITIONS FOR THE CAPTURE OF
THE BUTTER-NUT BREAD GIRL
Fifty dollars in gold to the frst per-
son who has one wrapper from a loaf
OF Gordon * Pagers Butter-Nut Bread
In his or her possession. which must
be held In full view OF the Butter-Nui
Bread Girl when accosting her, and
you must say TO her:
Pardon me, you are the Mysterious
100 per cent Pure Butter-Nut Bread
Girl OF the Gordon * Pagel Baking Co"
should you be right the Butter-Nut
Bread Girl will at once invite you to
accompany her to the Gordon e Pagei
Co. office where you will receive $50
In gold The Butter-Nut Bread Girl
wil, then be given time TO return to
her hotel. where she will make a
change Of costume, after which she
Will start out the second time and give
some one else chance TO win the sec
ond reward.
When accosting the Butter-Nut
Bread Girl do not touch her whAtso-
ever Should you do so you will forfeit
the reward. This stipulation ls made
by Miss Rafhes as she wishes TO save
all Detroit ladies annoyance.
No employees OF the Gordon e Pagel
Baking Co, their families, nor anyone
connected with this paper are allowed
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