The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-28

:. Ul;man's Son to Open al up-towA Store
Mex We tnesda'.

Mex We fnesda's
Through the energy and enterprise or
Mr.. Henry :. Wallerste.n, sole proprietor
OF ; Ullman's Sons large grocery estan-
Nshment No. $50 and lS-2 east yltn
street. what has been long-felt need
uptown Will be we'll under way early IN
May. There is no buster house ot ne
kind In the State than the OLD, RELIABLE
house Of ). Illman's Son. When peepel
i'm the store Yesterday | wondered now
so u any orders could be promptly ana
satisfactorily filled. customers were -J-
ing ia and cut in "A perfect stream, ana
Tie large force OF clerks were W 20 thelr
uechs ia work filling tho orders TRUCKS
rolled I'm and out, and ;he delivery wagons
we're literally piled up with goods 10
be distributed about town.
Iron glancing at the stock ] vas not
surnrfscd Every conceivable article no
the way OF staple and fancy groceries,
wines and liquors hay, iced ana lnue,W'
hundreds OF useful arti lies seldom seen
i'm a similar establishment, were there
For completeness AMI variety there Is
no superior house 'n the Soutn. 1ou can
caH for everything the housekeeper
wants and there ~ Is. Such low prices
! have seldom seen anywhere. Every
thing Is sold at rock bottom rates am
this is largely the basis or the immense
Naturally enough, housekeepers have
not heen slow 10 learn where % ma
what they wanted. The result Is that
orders are received hourly. not only rom
All narts OF the city, but even rom
various parts OF the State. A strictly
cash ba sis has enabled the hrm 20 p-t
down tneir goods 10 a remarkably low
figure. and they guarantee saNius Oh
= per cent upon purchases gehetaiy a..
orders rolled IN so rapidly thdt Mt.
Wallerstein finally realized that an m
crease OF the business would have 10 be
made 10 relieve in part the pressure uiyl
the downtown store. lie consequently
decided 10 establish an uptown store al
large
and convenient store-roOm - by lb3 teet,
golendidly arranged and enurely reno,
waited at A heavy expense. rms s1Ote w
be run upon the same liberal pan as me
dov-n-toHn house. All the articles in the
uav Of groceries wines and liquors VIII
be kept. and a prompt ana satisfactory
service 10 the customers - guaranteed.
The prices al the new store VIII be the
same as at the old, and the same cash
basis adopted the rule OF the nim -
courtesy. promptness, and RELIABILITY %
all
s. Unman's son Is one Of the Oldest
and most reliable houses or the KIND m
the country II was established more
than twenty-nine years ago, and Dy
adopting cash payments, low prices,
prompt delivery. and a complete ana va
ried stock OF hrst-class GOODS: an I'M
mense trade among an excellent class OF
people mas been built up, and the hrm
| has taken very high stand IN business
| circles. ,,-
The new store VIII commence business
next Wednesday. May Isl, ana there Il
every reason 10 believe that the already
| large trade up town will be rapidly IN
crea sed.
Housekeepers know a good thing when
| they see Il. Read his 'ad.' IN to-day $
| Times and be convinced
The great trotting and pacing horses
Oneen Gothard. Kolena, Lena Hin, Guy
nov Nerzala. Lady Jefferson. Oakland
prince. Palmetto Prince. Menlo Princess
Nellfe Afford Chester Belle. Red Rover
Lille d.. Verlinda T.. Passport. anc
ar the Expo sition Grounds April 18th.
Queen Gothard. Lena Hill, and Guy
Wonder. the fastest pacing horses ever
IN Richmond. will race here next week.