The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-07
AMONG OUR ADVERTISERS
Denison Business Houses That Offer Attractions for
for the People. A Trip About the Town. ): {:

,out the Town.
ed upon as being to large extent, the
headquarters for the Christmas trade
This store is growing better every
year, the stock of books is not confined
to ancient volumes but containes the
latest and best works of present day
writer's. Again we are stumped when
we attempt to enumerate the articles
in stock, beautiful pictures, handsome
novelties of all kinds, toys, dolls in
| profusion, fine candies. il short pres
ents ranging from the limits of the
most modest pocketbook to articles
that would grace the homes of any of
the rich of Denison.
E. C. CHAMBERLIN
is known for the artistic qualities of
his stock in jewelry, chinaware, cut
glass and watches. it is surprising how
much is contained in his little store,
and with'what. care he has selected his
stock to please the various fancies.
He has fine line of German accord
cons for music lovers. Right along
side are
SEEMANN BROTHERS
the German jewelers., their stock is
large, complete and we'll selected
One must be hard to please who could
not find suitable present among the
many tempting things offered. Mr..
Seemann has just purchased fine new
engraving machine and is equipped to
do any work in that line. Handsome
silverware is one of the specialties of
this store.
T. j. KELLY
is doing large business in footwear
This is the only exclusive shoe store in
the county and its trade is constantly
increasing. Tom tells us that he has
a fine line of slippers, such as will
bring ease and comfort to the feet OF
any man and which would make
mighty nice Christmas presents.
JOHN I. HAUGH
whose career is so we'll and favorably
known to the clothing buyers of the
3 coun5y, has fine stock of goods in his
: store on broadway. Will Otto is his
5 assistant and together they are KEEP
busy wrapping up good warm clothing
7 for the people. Mr.. Haugh has vel
earned his reputation for reliability
!, and his stock is made up of trustwor
! thy goods that it will pay you to buy
. You cannot go amiss should You buy
your husband or your sweetheart some
> article of up-to-date apparel at thi.
store.
+ A. H. BROWN.
4 Mr.. Brown calls the attention of al
a to the deslrability and appropriateness
: of fine photographs for the holidays
e Mr.. Brown has we'll earned his reputa
. tion as one of the best photographer
in Iowa. Denison is indeed fortunate
in having him here. 1t would be hare
to find better photographs than Brow
produces and also hard to find NOR
inexpensive Christmas gifts
v C. F. CASSADAY AND son
i are prepared for Christmas trade
= They have fine line of perfumes, toll
e ct novelties, games, etc, in addition t
e their we'll selected stock of drugs
d This store is receiving deserved
large share of the holiday trade.
MIR. A. s. LEVITT
e is. we regret to say, about to close GU
e his business in Denison. He has bee
$ a good business maa and had built up
% fine trade when he decided to leave tn
h retail field for the broader one of whole
is saleing. He is now selling out his stoc
e at low prices that attract many care
5, full buyers. The fine furniture store
is MIR. C. ]. SALOMON
carries a very large assortment i
everything from the kitchen chair t
" the finest of bed room and parlor set
III A walk through his store presents
q great variety of desirable articles fc
m the home, and no wiser purchase ca
ly be made for the holidays for, wife {
m husband than something selected frol
IN his stock.
u THE PALACE BAKERY
is a most popular place of its kim
Fine bakers goods, home made cal
4 dies, fine presentation bon bons, fruit
y fine canned goods, cakes, cookies, ar
e fresh bread make up his stock. E
" also serves lunches and oysters {
- short orders to the satisfaction of h
- customers. His home made taffy
~ fine.
e MIR. III. H. KLINKER