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1. An Ad for Warren Miller and Company - A reproduced advertisement from the Lake Bluff Chat Circa 1910, for Warren Miller and Company showing a drawing of a coffee grinder with the ad reading : The "Daily Grind" is a daily pleasure here. According to Elmer Vliet's book, Lake Bluff The First 100 Years, the "Miller Brothers took over the grocery [store] from Merchant and later added a gas pump along the curb ... ." Merchant is J. C. Merchant who erected the "Merchant Block" a building located on the corner of East Scranton Avenue and East Center Avenue, and burned in 1917. The current location of Inovasi Restaurant.

   An Ad for Warren Miller and Company

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2. A receipt from Warren Miller and Company, May 4, 1908 - A receipt from Warren Miller and Company, May 4, 1908. In addition to Fancy Groceries and Meats, the store also sold flour, feed, baled hay and straw. According to Elmer Vliet's book, Lake Bluff The First 100 Years, the "Miller Brothers took over the grocery [store] from Merchant and later added a gas pump along the curb ... ." Merchant is J. C. Merchant who erected the "Merchant Block" a building located on the corner of East Scranton Avenue and East Center Avenue, and burned in 1917. The current location of Inovasi Restaurant.

   A receipt from Warren Miller and Company, May 4, 1908

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3. A receipt from Warren Miller and Company, September 3, 1910. - A receipt from Warren Miller and Company, September 3, 1910. In addition to Fancy Groceries and Meats, the store also sold flour, feed, baled hay and straw. According to Elmer Vliet's book, Lake Bluff The First 100 Years, the "Miller Brothers took over the grocery [store] from Merchant and later added a gas pump along the curb ... ." Merchant is J. C. Merchant who erected the "Merchant Block" a building located on the corner of East Scranton Avenue and East Center Avenue, and burned in 1917. The current location of Inovasi Restaurant.

   A receipt from Warren Miller and Company, September 3, 1910.

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4. Warren "Tiny" Miller - Warren "Tiny" Miller's obituary, scanned and printed from the December 12, 1946 Chicago Daily Tribune. Advertisement for Warren Miller & Company, local grocery store. Clipped from the Lake Bluff Chat. 6 pages of xeroxed photos. Including photos of Tiny in front of his store, 666 Maple Avenue, in the Village Hall (Tiny was on the Village Board of Trustees), and with his family.

   Warren "Tiny" Miller

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