Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-16
A PALATIAL GROCERY.
A Grand Marketing Place for the
People of Omaha.
Trays of Luscious Berries, Piles OF
Juicy Vegetables, Tropical Fruits,
and Shelves Loaded With Home
and Imported Deiicacics.

A hungry Representative OF this paper
started out TO find the material for n
square meal which the good wife would
prepare at home, visited, among other
places, the elegant retail grocery store
of G.. Il. Moore e. Co., 15lo Dodge street.
In front of the artistically arranged
show window was one OF the finest dis
PLAYS OF vegetables and berries to be
found in any city, all fresh as the morn
ing dew. This department OF this store
stands head and shouldersabo any Of its
competitors But the we'll stocked dis
play outside, complete as 1T is, does not
prevent surprise to the visitor when
once he views the great retail mart
within. In place Of the chaotic piles OF
vegetables and flour sacks usually seen
in retail groceries, we find complete
order: in place of dirt and untidyness
is found scrupulous clcanlin ess, and in
place OF disorder, system. The entire
establishment is divided into depart
ments and neatly designated by a sign.
On the west side of the store is u summer
drink department, where can be found
ginger ale, cider, lime and fruit juices.
Farther along are found condensed
Huggins soups such as pea, OK tail and
terrapin. Their stock of these delicious
goods is very complete. Another di-
vision is devoted to table spices and
condiments, their chillisauce being ex-
ceptionally fine. Their canned goods
arc in great variety and thoroughly re-
liable, @. b. Moore ~ Co. being the
western agents for the celebrated
Oneida community goods, which need
no introduction TO Omaha people. The
pickle, jelly and preserve department
are stocked with the best that can be
had and are as fine MS those put up by
the most careful housewife. Sand
wiched between these larger divisions
is one of canned meats and fish. Here
can be found canned corn beef, lob
sters, boneless sardines, rolled tongue,
curried fowls and the fat and juicy
salmon. Their cured meat, cheese and
lard department is worthy of especial
attention. They make a speciality
of this department. handling only
New York cream cheese. Gardner and
Phipps hams and Armour & Coz star
sugar cured hams and bacon, also ket-
tie rendered lard, which is guaranteed
absolutely pure. They have fine Ital-
ian marble top counter for the dispens-
ing and cutting of these goods. Every
thing is scrupulously clean. Their line
OF farannaceous goods is very complete,
comprising the best brands of oat meal,
pearled barley, tapioca, etc. Mr..
Moore takes great pride IN his fine
tuDic UulIcJ ttuu justly SO.
full refrigerator with revolving show
windows, made especially for butter, is
great convenience to himself and GUS
toners. On the east side of the room
are three nice upright show cases for
the display of different varieties of
dried fruits, crackers and nuts. Twenty
four varieties can be seen by a Gus
toner without moving. This store
handles the finest line of imported and
domestic crackers of any house in the
city. In any part OF the store can be
found rare imported goods, such as
pineapple cheese, Edam cheese, rare
canned and bottled goods. Special at
tention is given to the coffee and tea
department, The stock being excellent
in quality. The cotfees and teas kept
by @. b. Moore g. Co., have always been
very popular. This department with
its beautiful and convenient cans and
canisters, presents q most handsome
appearance. The brands of -four are
even special Moores Superlative and
Moore's Challenge acknowledge no
superior. But it is useless to enume-
rate. Suffice it to say. that what you
can not find in the line OF fancy and
staple groceries at G. B. Moore g.
Co., you can not find in
the city. The mommoth stock
fills the store room, 22xl20 it,, and the
basement, 22x140 to overlooking. The
motto of the firm is ''The best is none
too good for our customers" The fix
lures and counter scales are in keeping
with this model grocery. the counter
scales, five in number, are of the
Troemner make, with agate bearings,
and sensitive to u grain. They have
four elegant delivery wagons, which
are convenient and snowy. The men
emplOyed are courteous and attentive
gentlemen-men with whom it is q
pleasure to deal. In word, G. B.
Moore g. Co. keep the model grocery
of the city-the largest stock and of the
best quality, and sell for the lowest
living cash prices, and all who call
upon them will receive courteous treat
ment.