The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-14

Tag
Tag. your it.
Get your Chautauqua mats at The
Racket Store.
Bring suits to the Pantorium to be
cleaned and pressed. 28-1
Fine jelly tumblers at The Racket
Store for 30c dozen.
Get your soap at The Racket Store
3 bars for ten cents.
Bonds ice cream-Boek Store. Eat
one dish-sure want more.
Drop in and see the little Fireside
machine. The Racket Store.
Cool. refreshing drinks at the new
fountain in The Book Store.
A beautiful little Japanese dieh at
The Racket Store for ten cents.
Bonds cream by the gallon. quart,
pint or dish at The Book Store.
Mrs. Kate Reigart of Lancaster. Pa,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Belle
ItSprecher.
Dressmaking done by the day. Call
at liz Sesgrave Ave. the Andrew
Pearson house. 28-2pd
You can save from 50 so to $500
on suit of clothes at the sale of the
Empire Clothing Store.
Mrs. Gaylord Weeks and little babe
are expected this week from Texas
for summer visit at home.
By order of the board of directors
the Denison Public Library will be
closed during Chautauqua week.
Our cooling phosphates are real
health drinks. They are made from
pure fruit juices. Lamborn Drug CT.
j. U. Sammis has been elected Ex-
allied Highliver of Bumptious Order
of Elks. We have been afraid that
Sammis would come to some bad end.
Arrangements are being msds for a
Kangaroo court to try all the tight
wads, July 10th. Only tag will save
you.
Great reduced prices on mems and
boys suits, fancy vests, pants. straw.
soft and stiff hats at the Empire
Clothing Store.
Dr.. Beach. brother of the we'll
known court reporter, Harry Beach,
committed suicide at his home at Car
roll last night.
| Did you ever hear Victrola? We
will have one on exhibition July 18th
to goth. Don't fail to hear it at E..
c. Chamberlin's Jewelry Store. 28-1
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Romans and
daughter, Bertha, left today for Colo
RADIO. where they will take month g
Vacation visiting at Colorado Springs
and Denver.
w. E. Terry and family returned
from a. two weeks outing at Lake
| View last Saturday Tney repor.
having had fine tlme and say that
the fishing is fine.
| FOUND-on the road south of town
a package of dry goods. containing q
brown skirt white waist and b,acs
belt. Owner can have same by de
scribing goods and paying for this
notice.
Who are the generous of heart
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have Tag Day" on July Goth.
The tags will cost ten cents each and
the funds will he devoted to the erec-
ton of the new Presbyterian Manse.
| The Sunday school picnic celebra-
ton has been postponed like auto day,
but likewise it has not been abandoned
The feeling seems to prevail that the
original plans should be carried out.
but that nothing should be done while
the wet season lasts
Attorney General Byers has made
another of his wonderful legal discov
cries and gives an opinion which
would close about half OF the saloons
| of Crawford county. Mr.. Barbe OF
the Anti saloon League says he would
be glad if it was true, but that he can.
not see where Byers gets his reasons.
\ test case is soon to be made which
will decide he matter
The w. O. 7 . is planning for the
comfort of those attending the Chal.
ttauqua to have on the grounds ten,
Rtitted up with cots aud easy chairs tc
be used rs rest tent. I: is especially
Idesigned for women and little children
| This is need which has been felt al
the preceding Chautauauas, and it 4
a fine thing that the Union has tax I
bup. I may be ,heyswill con luct .