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

the very llDeral patronage III is recelV-
ing from the enterprising merchants
of Denison, and it is still more crafty
ing, we believe, that there is not one
among our list OF advertisers who does
not feel that money spent in the RE-
VIEW columns is we'll invested. The
REVIEW reaches very large portion
of those who trade at Denison, and
moreover it reaches the best class of
people, the people who pay. The dead
beat is OF no more advantage on the
books of a store than on the subscrip-
ton list of a.newspaper, and our mer-
chants.appeciate the fact that the Gus
tom, brought them by REVIEW advert
isements IS the very best.
On Wednesday the editor made a
little social trip among the advertisers
for the purpose OF seeing what prepar-
ations they had made for the holiday
trade, and to give our readers a general
idea of the value of Denison as trad
ing point. We give our readers the
benefit of our tour of inspection and
wish to say that not one merchant has
paid or will be asked to pay single
cent for ANYTHING which may be said in
this article. Our first stop was at
SARACHON SISTERS.
| These ladies have by industry, hon
esty and artistic workmanship built up
an extensive millinery business Hats
from their store are worn in almost
every town in the county, and theirs
has been busy place throughout the
-season.E r, They are persistent advertis-
ers andlwill tell any one that REVIEW
4 advertising pays.
THE MODEL BAKERY
next door is all that the name implies
it looks neat. fresh and appetizing
Il Fine fruits, the best of candies. first
class line of cigars, and large line Of
bakers goods tempt the purchaser
while in the rear nicely set tables give
promise of the good hearty meal:
which are served their customers
Messrs. Lyman and Tighe also operate
The Calument lunch counter on Broad
way, which has a splendid business
which it we'll deserves.
THE.DENISON CLOTHING COMPANY
is next door with fine stock of new
and up-to-date clothing. Charlie,
Kemming, the genial proprietor, AMI
Oren McAhren, his clerk, know jus
what every one wants, and their fresh
bright goods attract purchasers. The,
have very fine line of neckwear, liner
handkerchiefs, and other articles O
gentlemen's furnishings which woult
make appropriate Christmas gifts. Il
the rear of the store three merry tail
ors are kept busy manufacturing fin,
raiment for the men of the community
o. NJ. CAMPBELL
presents most attractive show win
dow to the passer-by, filled with hand
some china, graceful and substantial
silverware, and delicate cut glass. Mr.
Campbell carries large line of ever
thing pertaining to the jewelers. bust
ness. and shows much taste in his buy
ing, of which his customers get tn
benefit. Mr.. Campbell is aggressiv
and wide awake, and is securing goo
trade.
MR.. j. L. WARBASSE
occupies the south half of the stor
with Mr.. Campbell and carries tn
largest line of musical goods ever dir
played in the county. 1t is hard
mention musical instrument whic
will not be found in his stock Hi
stock of sheet music is also very larg
and we'll selected and his organ!
pianos, and other musical instrument
] are of the best makes.
C. SEWERS SONS
are loaded with goods as usual, the
they have had large trade in fine fl
robes and fur coats, and still have
large stock on hand. They handle a
assortment of mittens and are read
with a fine line of sleigh bells whe
the snow flies. This is all in additic
to their regular stock of "horse clotl
ing"
THE BOYS STORE
is hard to describe. They carry a
most everything and to tell of the
stock is to give catalog of everythlr
in the line of groceries, CROKER
boots and shoes. clothing. dress good
dry good, CLOCKS and millinery The
store is certainly o busy place ar
growing more so every day. The su
cess of this firm has been phenomen
and we'll deserved. Everyone lik'
"The Boys" and their reputation Fl
good goods and fair dealing is beyor
reproach.
j. b. ROMANS co.
This great hardware store will al
be in line for portion of the Chris