The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-05-23
FMP1RE
TEA COMPANY.
DIAMONDS!
and Coffee Novel Way Of
Introducing goods.
The names of all persons finding dia-

The names of all persons finding dia-
monds, watches, etc, are added to this
list daily. The Empire Tea Co., of New
York, have rented store room, two doors
south of the Post Office, in the Anderson
Block, Manitowoc, Wis.,, and in order to
introduce their goods, this company put
up for 30 days, souvenirs in every can of
tea or coffee such as gold, silver and
nickel watches; also genuine diamonds
in solid gold setting, also money and
many other articles of less value. Every
can contains souvenir. The coffee can
and contents weigh about three pounds,
the tea can and contents weigh about one
and one-half pounds. This expensive
and novel way of advertising will be dis
continued after 80 days, and these really
choice goods will be sold strictly on their
merits. the same price and quantity but
without the souvenir. OF course every
purchaser must not expect to get dia-
mond or watch. This company claim
| they have just as good a right to give
away watches, diamonds, or jewelry and
money, as their competitors have to give
away glassware, chromos, etc. Get up a
club. Those who get club up always
get handsome present. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to all parts of the
United States on receipt of cash or post
Office order. Terms: single can, 81; six
for So; thirteen for SO; and twenty
seven for $40. Address, Empire Tea Co.,
Manitowoc. Wis.
Mrs. Mary Guetzloe, set silver label
spoons; H. Goodman, solid gold pen;
Miss Mary Newcomb, $3.50 in tea: J. D..
Woodcock, solid gold pen; Geo. P. Stan
ley, solid gold watch (Elgin movement);
John Brodel Country, set silver spoons;
Miss Minnie Altman, genuine diamond
/ ring; Mrs. A. Ivsch, S. W. Watch; VIM.
Raidinz, set silver napkin rings; A. @.
Becker solid gold pen; Mrs. Mary Ohler
silver set; A Manheimer, stem wind
watch, also chain; Miss G. B. Windiate
set silver spoons; P. M. Peters, solid gold
pen; Steve Burkhart, solid silver-ore
watch and chain; Mrs. E. Werner (coun-
try, solid gold chatelain watch; Minnie
Rudolph, opera glasses: Mrs. Josie Sietz,
set silver napkin rings; Miss Dora Balm,
set silver spoons; Mrs. A. johnson, set
silver napkin rings; Henry Rocky, solid
gold pen; Miss Emma earle genuine dla-
mond ring.
Martin Rattinger Franklin) solid sill
yer watch and chain; Miss Caroline
Swidinger Country $500 in tea; Robert
Hothersall (Kossuth), S. s. watch; Levi
Carla Roger triple plated castor; G. E.
Northoup (Kenosha) sends mail order re-
ceived solid gold watch (Elgin movement
David Sheldon Rapids), solid gold pen,
also set silver forks; Alex Duvenick, S.
S. Watch also curb chain; Mrs. Hattie
Rudolph, solid gold pen; J. P. Donnelley,
(Ahnapee), $4,000 in tea; John Roemer,
S. S. Watch; Henry Sandford solid gold
pen; Henry Williams set of silver forks;
Morris Kiel country, solid silverore
watch; G. E. Wendell Country solid
silver watch Elgin movement); Carl
Maessner (Wiscot), s. S. Watch and
chain; Fl. G. Hoefner, solid silverore
watch and chain; d. O'Brien Cato, solid
silverore watch and chain; Joseph Hut
terer Country, Genuine diamond ring.
Chas. Weinfurther, solid silverore watch
August Gennrich, S. w. watch; Jacob
Meier country, s. W. watch; Miss Rosa
Cartier, triple plate knives and forks; B.
NJ. BREEDER 1.-TWO Rlvers), S. w. watch
and chain; Anton Neuser, s. ". watch
and chain; Frank Woofel, S. w. watch
and chain; Geo. Brown, solid silverore
watch and chain; Fred Kittoey Cato,
solid slverore watch; Carl Maesner solid
silverore watch; J. E. Wentworth, $1,000
in tea; Mrs. Susan Hunter, solid gold
watch Elgin movement; Nellie Cox Roger
triple plate castor; Chas. Meyer set silver
knives; r. E. Kennels (Baraboo) sends |
mail order received solid gold watch |
Elgin movement.