The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-02
A SUCCESSFUL OPENING.
BOSTON GROCERY IN ENLARGED
AND IMPROYED QUARTERS.
Display OF Goods That Cannot Fail to
Attract the Attention OF All Thrifty
Housekecpcrs.

The Boston grocery in new and en-
iarged form was openei to the public
yesterday. The changes wrought in this
popular establishment surprised even the
older customers. who have for years
recognized the superior merits OF the
drm.
Messrs. j. r. Nichols g. Co. have made
every effort to present to the public the
most desirable goods in their line to be
found in the market. To meet the
increased demand it was found necessary
. short time ago TO enlarSe the store, and
what may be expected in the future.
The store has been enlarged fully one
third. The brick wall in the rear
OF the building has been re-
moved and sufficient room al
lowed to accommodate a much larger
stock Of goods than che firm previously
his been enlarged. the steps removed
and spacious display space for
the disposal OF fruit provided. Here
the firm will set forth the
most tempting array of berries. peaches,
apples and other fruits in season. Ad-
Hight have been provided and at night the
,biore will be illuminated by the mos
Improved system of electric fixtures.
Ihe cash Office has been removed to the
rear Of the store and elevated. thus al
owing greater room for display OF goods
md the convenience Of customers. The
Lamaon cash system, the most expensive
and elaborate mechanism known, has
also been placed throughout the store.
The entire store has been re-painted and
whitewashed.
The soda fountain Is one OF the new
and attractive departments OF the store.
The sSrups used are the highest grade OF
II Sssyr 1rxl fA~ tai
Of finest flavor. The etherized extracts
used ut most fountains cannot be found
IN this store. Confectionery and cigars
also constitute an important feature Of
the firms departure.
A special line of fruit has been added
and every effort willlbe made to provide
the public with the choicest specimens
OF horticulture In season. The firm
has laid down q rule, taught by long
experience, that the four staples of the
grocery trade, eggs, butter, -four and tea
and c,ffec must be fresh. pure and Of the
highest Grade obtainable, and visit to
the store viii convincs you that 1t pro-
poses to live up to its precepts.
An immense line OF catsups. sauces,
canned goods and meats aud soups has
been obtained, and will be furnished to
the public at most reasonable prices.
Spurr's fruit syrups, which, mixed wit n
water. form a most acceptable beverage,
are constantly on sale.
A Horsford representative will be pre-
sent during the entire week and give
object lessons In baking bread aud the
asr OF the Horsford baking powders
A lady from Armour's will also show the
public how to make the most delectab. q
soups
lsrside its specialties the firm will carry
the usual Lines stap'e groceries. inclui.
frg -FOUR, starch. uiied fruits. butter
mcai. crackers, etc.
Atic tion IL called TO m entirely new
l'ns o. inprd fruit CAKES. which may be
kent IN the house for any length OF tims
and will always lie found as fresh and
sweet as when first bake. Tho atten
dan's are court ous aud will show eve =,
cDnsdera Jon TO customers. Call upH
the iir "a at the corner Of Dorrance street
aud Exchange p ace aud sec for your.
sflvss what they have to oGer.