Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-26
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According to the promise made by the I'm
porsers Tea company in the yesterday papers
which was to publish a partial list of the names
of the fortunate purchasers who found valuabl,
diamond articles in their cans of tea and coffe.
on yesterday is as follows:
Miss M. A. Andrews, dress making Parisio1
plating, corner Seventh and Pine, diamond
ring, $50; Mrs. Pope, AZ Woodward avenue
one diamond ring, $S5; Mrs. Jones, Fort street
near Seven corners, one diamond ring, $35; NJ
Dettcfsen, proprietor Cedar grist mill, ont
diamond ring, S35; Lizzie Berry by one
of the Sisters Of Mercy hospital, Minneapolis
lar button, Brewster house, $50; Mrs. A. Greedy,
one diamond collar button, $S5; Jane c.. Mat
thews, farmer West st. Paul, one diamond shir,
stud, $50; Henry Cooper, carpenter, Third
street, one set of diamond ear drops, $40; W. H
Hemmisley, one diamond locket, $50; Pau
Francis, baker, one diamond broche, $25, and
many others who declined to have their name:
published. Now let one and all remember that
to-day will be
WATCH DAY,
that is,no present of any kind worth over SIS viii
be given away excepting watches. We have
about a bushel of fine eighteen karat solid golc
and silver and nickel watches left, and as we
intend to discontinue giving away presents after
Nov. l and move our stock to another city
Ceaving an agent here to take and fill orders),
we desire to prove to our patrons that we fully
appreciate their iberality, and we wish to leave
in the city of st. Paul as many souvenirs of the
Importers Tea company as possible. With that
object in view we next Thursday hope to give
Guiding ladies' and gents hunting
case gold and silver watches, gold and silver
chatelain watchers, and a large number OF cheap
er grades. Now is a good time to get a watch
for a holiday gift, or an article of diamond jew
elry, and if you want one be sure and step in on
Wednesday or Thursday and buy a few cans OF
tea or coffee or both. You MAJ get a watch
worth $50; who knows. See Fridays papers
for a list Of those who got watches.
Friday and Saturday, October 81 and 28, will
MONEY DAY,
When every can sold either of tea or coffee
will contain a sum of money varying in amount
from 10 cents to $50, no blanks ne matter
which can you select, you will be sure to find
money in it. This we most positively guarantee.
Such an opportunity we are sure was never
before given to the people of this city, to get
tea and coffee SO cheap and of such a superior
quality. Remember now is the time. Wednes-
day you may get a beautiful genuine diamond;
Thursday a solid gold watch, and Friday and
Saturday you may find a large sum of money in
a can of choice tea or coffee, as We will give
away at least $1,000 in money on Friday and
the same amount an Saturday. Thursdays
papers will contain the names and addresses OF
those who found diamonds, Wednesday watches,
Friday, and large sums of money Saturday and
Sunday. Don't fail to read them. You may
have one or more friends among the fortunate
ones. Over 200 watches have been
given away within the past week,
many of which have been sent to the country
on orders received by mail, besides the many
articles of diamonds and money. Make up q
club. Those who get up clubs nearly always re-
ceive handsome presents. Tea and coffee are
necessities in every household. 1t is easy work
to get upa club. Everybody uses both. Try
it. Tea cans weigh ~ pounds. Coffee 81
pounds, including contents. Remember, We
stop giving presents after Nov. l, as we only
adopted it as a method to advertise and bring
our choice goods before the public. Orders by
mail promptly forwarded to all parts of thu
United States and Canadas at the rate of 81 {
can; six cans for S.; twelve for $40; twenty-five
for $40, and sixty-fve cans for $50. Now il
the time. Address Importers, Tea Company
No. log East Third street, St. Paul, MINI. Sig1
Of the Red Flag.