The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Our business Continues Good,

we are pleased to say, and if il gets no |
worse for the next twenty days than it has |
been since we commenced we may conclude |
to stay even after April 1. Our orders by |
mail go up into the hundreds some days,
and we note the fact that those who send
one order-especially club orders for six,
twelve or more cans-almost Immediately
after receiving the first lot send a second
order, which means that the present they
find in each can is as satisfactory to them
as the tea and coffee. There are hundreds
of men and women, boys and girls who read
this paper that could easily get up club
and make it pay well. Our tea is good as
money will buy (this we guaranteed, aud is
put up in cans IL pounds per cam. As
for the coffee, it is pure Mocha and Java
mixod-none better in the world, and is
put up in cans (3l pounds per cam Our
price is uniform and never varies-viz: 81
per can, for either tea or coffee, or
cans for IS, IL cans for $40, 25
cans for $50, or 65 cans for $50, with a
present of some kind in every eau. If
YOU 90 among your friends and get i've of
them to give you 81 each send same to US
and we will at once forward to you sic cans,
which gives you, as getter-up of the club,
one can worth 81 for your trouble. Every
one of the six cans will contain present
consisting of diamond jewelry or watches
OF money or some article worth not less
than ten cents, and may be $40, S25, $50
to $3.50 in value. OF course EVERY ONE who
buys a can of tea or coffee from us Will not
get present worth S5 or upward, but this
much we do promise, and we mean what we
say, viz.tiivery can that we sell, either for
city use or to be sent out of the city, con-
tains present worth not less than 10 cents
and not day goes by but what quite
| number of people do receive valuable pres
ents of either genuine diamond jewelry, or
l Al. as.1 Il
| finds in q can enough to buy from fifty to
250 cans. We buy our tea and coffee by
| the cargo, and our watches and jewelry at
| Wholesale from manufacturers direct. We
| do not deal with middlemen, but give the
consumer the benefit of middle or commits
sion mems profits in every can we sell. We
unhesitatingly refer to every leading news
paper in Washington. We have an abund-
| ance of money, and are ready to back our
statements at any and all times. To-day
tomorrow, and Saturday we will give out
watches, Diamonds and Money,
and will publish a list of those who from
day to day get the most valuable
presents. Step in and "try your luck" If
| you have no time to call send by u messen-
ger, or mail us an order. Bel W we give a
partial list Of the more fortun tte ones yes
terday, as follows:
Money Found Yesterday by
| John wilson, kichmond, va, SSOi IN tea L.
ii. JefIres, Alton, H., So, in tea; Isaac
Evan, Ironton, Ohio, $40, in coffee
Diamonds Fomnd Yesterday by
Charles Sargent, Concord, N. H., collar
button, s35, in coffee; Thomas Q. King
Watertown, Wis, stud, $50, in tea.
| watches Found Yesterday by
Peter S. Johnson, U. S. A., chatelaine, SIS
in tea; Charley Mccarthy, State Depart.
ment, watch, $l2, in coffee, and seven
others, mostly out of the city. Orders by
mail promptly forwarded to all parts of the
United States. Come in to-day and "try
your luck" Adrdess,
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space, Washington, ID. G.