St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-11
GRAND OPENING
Of the Finest and Largest Grocery House
in the Northwest.
FRIDAY, JULY IL, THE DAY.
The Goods Are ALI New and Fresh, and
the Prices the Lowest to Be
Obtained.

At the corner of Cedar and Seventh
streets in the new Willius block there
is hustle and activity all day, making
preparation for the grand opening of
F. r. YerXa & Co.'s new cash grocery
store. This firm have come here to sell
groceries for just what they are worth
and not at fancy prices. They handle
the best grade of goods. engage
courteous and accommodating attend
sdants. and invite complaints of short
comIngs to the counting room, where
all wrongs will be rectihed. The store
is one of the largest and best
lighted in the city, with six en-
frances. and is S0Xl00 feet in
size. Sevepty-five clerks have been en-
gagged. so that every one will be assured
of being waited upon as soon as they
come into the store without delay and
will be able to take the next carr
home, or do the balance of their after
noon shopping and have time to spare.
On opening day every purchaser will be
presented with box of candy of the
firms own make, and on Saturday even
Ing every buyer of pound of coffee or
tea will receive numbered ticket en-
titling the holder to a chance at draw
ing for one of five sacks of flour to
be distributed among their patrons.
This is done to introduce our goods to
the public, as we make speciality of
handling teas and coffees, which are Sc
lected for us by expert agents i'll the
large Eastern cities. Six new wagons
will deliver the goods, and it will be
done so promptly that your purchases
will all reach home before you do, or
while you stand chatting few moments
with friend. Housekeepers of st.
Paul are cordially invited to visit US,
look over our goods and then tell their
friends to come and see US. This
we know they will do. as we
guarantee satisfaction. On Friday after
band will give a grand concert on the
verapda of the store, to which every
body, large or small. young or old, fat
or lean, white or black, is cordially in
yited. The following programme, con-
sisting of three parts, will be rendered:
qYERxA's oPENING-cAsH GROCERY HOUSE,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CEDAR STREETS.
FRIDAY, JULY II, 1889.
Grand Promenade Concert, to p: M, by
the Great Western Band; George Seibert.
PRoGRAMNE-PARTL
March-"Festival Sounds. =. Bach
Seleetio NJ ......:...;: Herold
WaltZ-"Weman.s Love" .Fahroach
OYerture-"The Rambler ............. Moses
PART IL.
Selecnon-"Heart and Hand" .Lecocq
q Gavotte-"Fairest of the Fair. Bach
b Galop-"With Steam. Strauss
Medley-''The Black Brigade. ....... Boyer
Grand Msrch-"Queen Shaba'' -. >. Gounod
PART III.
Overture-"The Wild West" Rocker
Waltz Remembrance of Naples. Bennett
SelectiOn-'Faust" .............. GOunOd
Medley of Popular Airs ...............Da Damn
Note-Our business will be done on the
strictly cash systeml We do not solicit Or
ders! We invite customers to the store!
After trial you will be convinced that you
can save money, get better and fresher
goods, and get what you pay for.
pleasure to present to the public, with our
compliments. F. r. YERXAs
Cash Grocery House, st. Paul, Mimi. cor
ner Seventh and Cedar streets.