The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-07


ways neat and attractive, and he takes
great pains to select only such stock|as
will be tender, juicy and palatable.
MIR. CHRIS OTTO
comes to the trout again this year with I.
a very large line of children's toys and
dolls for Christmas. 1t is wonderful
to see the many handsome mechanical
toys in his store, and one wonders that
they can be manufactured and sold so
cheaply. His store in it's holiday at
tire is veritable paradise for the
little folks.
MIR. G. M. STALEY
announces that he will have fine line
OF books for the holidays; presentation
books, juvenile books, picture books
for the little folks, and in short first
class stock in all particulars.
THE PEOPLES STORE
is the latest addition to Denison,s bust
ness houses. The store is filled from
basement to gallery with fresh, new
goods, and with the many improve
ments which have been made in the
building it presents most attractive
appearance and is great improvement
to the looks and business of Main
street. Mr.. j. P. Schiller, the pro-
prietor. and Mr.. j. r, Berkson. the
manager, state that they are we'll
pleased with the opening trade in Den
ison, and hope to merit the continued
patronage of the people after whom
this store is named. This store con-
tains complete line Of dry goods,
fancy goods, and shoes. A glance at
their handsome show windows displays
many tempting bargains,
j. p. MILLER & co.
have another store which it is hard to
describe without lengthy article. No
expense has been spared to make this
store an attractive and comfortable
place for shopping, 1t is up-to-date
and Gifted in all it's departments, and
taken in all carries what is probably
the largest stock of general merchan-
disc between Boone and Council Bluffs.
The reputation of this firm is so we'll
known that we can add but little.
With its large and handsome display
windows, its fine show cases, its we'll
assorted stock, it certainly would be a
credit to city much larger than Deu-
ison. A mere enumeration of the de-
partments shows the scope of this busi-
ness institution. Dry goods, clothing,
cloaks, millinery, carpets, crockery,
groceries, and hardware are all carried
in it's stock, and even now we do not
know but that we have omitted some
department
MR.. r. KNAUL
is prepared for the Christmas trade
with a fine line of Christmas novelties.
toilet articles, perfumes. and other at.
tractive gifts. Mr.. Knaul is noted for
his artistic ability in selecting attrac-
tive goods and we can recommed his
store to all in search of handsome pres
ents.
THE HUB
is the prettiest clothing store in Craw-
ford county. Its fine display windows
are always attractively trimmed and
the stock carried is large and we'll se-
lected. Mr.. E. G. Peterson has made
for himself host of friends during his
comparatively short stay in Denison,
and has worked up from small begin
nings to his present large business in a
remarkably short space of time.
There must have been much merit in
Mr.. Peterson's goods. and in his bust
, ness methods to have brought such
success. Clothing of all kinds for
, men and boys, fur coats and fine line
of gents furnishings are in his stock.
THE ARMSTRONG DRUG COMPANY
t is one of the latest firms to show by
, its push and enterprise that it means
to secure a large portion of the trade
; in its line. The store has been rear.
: ranged, the stock largely added to and
( MIR. Armstrong offers many desirable
: and handsome Christmas articles in
the line of toilet goods, novelties, per-
fumes, etc.
J, THERE ARE OTHERS.
, These are not all of .Denison's bust
ness firms. They are not all OF those
even who make use of the REVIEWS
p columns from time to time, but they
are those who are making use OF this
p paper now to place before the people
n special attractions for the holiday sea
son. All of these stores merit you,
confidence and as they have shown
their desire to please you with choice
!. and seasonable goods, it will be to your
i advantage as we'll as theirs to trade
J, with them. The REVIEW has nothing
d but the kindliest feelings for all thu
e business men of Denison, and we wisf
n them one and all, the prosperity and