Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

the various belongings to n firSt-class
store, In the line OF dress goods ladies
will find here an unusually large stock.
Handkerchieis, silk linen and cotton,
while the line OF linens is beyond dpstrip-
ton. OF underware there is scarcely any
end. in both wool and cot ton for ladies'.
This department is followed by n com
pete stock OF gents furnishing goods in
every respect. On the left hand side for
80 feet we find
BOOTS AND SHOES.
And here YOU find footwear in such
quantities and qualities that it would
be entirely improbable that YOU would
callfor anything they did not have and
il you have not fully decided what kind
OF II shoe you want, see the stock, by all
means, as they surely have something
that will please you. Following this IL
fine line OF
GROCERIES
both foreign and domestic, teas, coffee,
sugar, canned goods OF all kinds, dried
fruits and in fact they carry stock OF
goods i'll this department that would be
II credit to any exclusive grocery esiab-
lishment, and they are all fresh and this
department is kept in q, fine condition.
Down through the center OF the store
piled upon counters can be found the
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
mud this line Of goods is well represented
with such loads OF clothing that it seems
The necessary covering that any should
feel the dire effects of cold and all sold 50
cheaply that Il small sum will fit YOU out
complete in u stylish suit. This is also
the place to supply yourself in fine drnp-
cry and rugs, as they keep all the de-
sirablc goods in these particular lines
They have light and heavy overcoats,
mems, boys and children's suits, gloves,
hats, caps and mits In the rear they
keep all kind OF bulk goods, lumbermen's
and loggers supplies, -four, feed, salt
meats, etc. This firm sells goods very
cheap as they buy strictly for cash and
hey distribute among their customers
n the way OF low prices
Mr.. Cook has held many OF the town
offices and was city treasurer for six
wears and made Il faithful and competent
official. Both members OF the firm have
fine residences in town and own about
800 acres OF land, some OF which is for
sale at prices ranging from 500 to -
per acre. During time they have lived
here they have never saw n failure OF
crops and are more than pleased with
this particular part OF the Badger State
They are enjoying u large patronage,
and are worthy OF it. for there is not an
other business firm i'll the city that are
more liberal or enterprising than that of
Dickinson 4 Cook. From this store we
next called on
\. f. HOWARD,
one OF the pioneers OF the town. aud also
owner OF one OF the lagpst and most ex-
elusive furniture stores in Villas county.
He has large building ~ 60, two
story and he has it completely packed
with all kinds OF plain and fancy furni-
ture, as he makes the living happy from
the cradle to the grave, and then furnish
es you with burial robes and Laws YOU TO
rest in an elegant casket, While looking
through this stock saw baby carriages
TO make baby tending easy, picture
frames to adorn the parlor, and mould
ings OF every description, andiiyou want
to be we'll repaid just look at his dis
play window. He carries a full line OF
furniture In the popular tinishes-eherrv
and antique oak. He also has ele-
giant parlor and bedroom suits. mat
tiesses ana springs, and in bed lounges
he is fully equipped. He makesa special
~ OF the undertaking department. and
also handles sewing machines and organs.
Those who enjoy lookinga good stock
Of furniture should see this stock. and
those who are contemplating furnishing
room, suit Of rooms, Il house will save
money ii they will see this stock before
making a furniture deal. Mr.. Howard
owns 100 acres of land; some OF which
ne has under cultivation and planted to
pototoes and says they are going Ia
turn out large crop He has a good
BUSINESS and is one of the highly respect
y | citizens
ALvAH G. RICHIsoN
is the genial and accommodating agent
Tor the American Express Company
and also the Western Union rele.
graph company, and came here five
years ago and for nearly five wears
ne has been in the employ of the