Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-09
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DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEA.
A Novel Way of Introducing Goods.

The Traders Tea Co, of Boston, have
opened a branch store at 224 North Main
street, Wichita. Kansas, and in order to
introduce their goods. this company puts
| for thirty days, commencing October IS.
souvenirs in every can of tea sold, such as
solid gold, silver and nickel watches. AL
SO diamonds in solid and gold settings,
money and many other articles of less val
ue. Every can contains a souvenir.
The can and contents weigh about one
and one-half pounds This expensive and
novel way of advertising will be discon-
tinued after thirty days. and those really
| choice goods will be strictly on their mer-
its, but without the souvenir, of course
Every purchaser must not expect to get a
watch or a diamond for one dollar.
The names of all persons finding dia-
monds, watches, ETC.. will be added to this
list daily.
A Jones, farmer, Cheney. Kan, found
gentlenman's gold hunting case watch,
stem wind and set. G. III. Nelson, Pan
Handle, Tex, paid 81 for on can of tea
and found genuine diamond ring set in
solid gold Levi Mclaughlin. court
baliff, aud George L. Hubbard, King
fisher, |. L., each got one of the same kind.
Edward Carpenter, Main street, bought
SIX cans of tea and found $50 in one can.
Mrs. E. NJ. Rogers, husband engineer on
Santa Fe railroad, brought in a $40 club
order for Is cans of tea, and found in one
can $50 dollars in gold H. Williams,
salesman, found pair of genuine solitaire
diamond ear drops in his can. Miss a.
johnson, Newton, sent in SO club order
for 3 cans of tea, and found among the
lot $50 in gold and gents solid gold hunt
ing case Elgin watch. II H. Hutchings.
sleeping car porter, paid IS for six cans of
tea, and found IN one can pair of genuine
solitaire diamond cuff buttons.
Edward Hennessy, Douglas ave. found a
gents solid gold open face watch (Elgin) in
his tea
Charley Porter. S Topeka ave-, found
silver pickle caster in his tea.
A. ID. Barber, Lyons, paid S1.00 for one
can of tea and found a solid gold band ring
diamond, ruby ana sapphire setting
F. l. Vissard. S. Emporia, found gen.
uine diamond stud in his tea.
VIM. ID. Martin, 'rave ing salesman.
paid So for tia ee cans of tea and found in
one can $50 in gold Mrs. G A. smith, 334
North Lawrence avenue, and II. Wyeman,
Hutchinson, Kau., each found genuine
diamonds in their tea. Thos. Ryan, store
mason, brought in club order of s. for
six cans of tea and found among the lot
$40 in gold and a lady's solid gold hunting
case Elpin watch.
Mrs n. S. Woods, 500 River street, paid
81 for a can of tea and found in the can
genuine diamond ring. l.. Martin, rail
road contractor, paid IS for six cans Of tea
and found in one can $50 in gold ST.
Francis hospital got genuine diamond
ring. Justice Barrett found a genuine
diamond ring in his can of tea. J. X.
Ward, carpenter. 307 Wichita street, also
got one in his tea. Miss A. Gray, seam
stress. Douglas avenue, found $40 in gold.
J. Holmes, near Sedgwick. brought in
SO club order for thirteen cans of tea and
found ten silver dollars in one can, and in
another a pair OF genuine solitaire diamond
ear drops.
This company claim they have as good
right TO give away diamonds. watches |
etc. as their competitors have to give
away glassware, chromos, etc
Get up club order. Those who get CD
a club always get valuable present.
Orders by mail promptly forwarded to
all parts Of the United States on receipt of
cash or posto.fice money order, Terms:
Single can, 81: six for s.; thirteen for $40:
for go.
Address,