Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-08-16
STORE OPENS AUsPICIOUsLY.
Large Crowd and Gay Music Start
Kenyon and Wheeler Off
i'm Business.

we are III receipt Oh the GTedI
Falls, Montana Daily Ledger which
contains the following announce
ment of the opening of Kenyon &
Wheeier's new drug store. Clarence
Kenyon, son of Marshal A. E. Ken
yon, of DEBORAH is one of the pro-
prietors, and we are glad to note
the success of this young DEBORAH
ian in the west.
Sprightly music and throngs of
shoppers filled the new Kenyon &
Wheeler drug store, corner of Fourth
street and Central avenue, at their
opening this afternoon. With great
eclat was opened this store which
for elegance, convenience of ar
rangement, and pleasure and ac-
commodatiCn of patrons has set a
new mark for Montana drug stores.
The Kenyon & Wheeler drug store
LOOKS to be easily the most up-to-
date drug store in Montana. Ken
yon d Wheeler have not only made
drug store, they have made a sort
OF a public institution. Certainly
they have planned in everything to
give public service. First of all
they have made their establishment
drug store, wherein one may pro-
cure any toilet articles, proprietary
medicines and prescriptions of all
kinds that can be procured in any
drug store in the land.
Then there are such goods as
writing paper and candies, the US
ual drug store side-lines, which may
be procured in Kenyon e Wheeler's
store in any styles, sizes, or shapes
desired. However Kenyon & Wheel
er have aimed not only to trade with
the public but to give accommoda-
tion to the public in various ways
which will win them favor. If one
is in a hurry to reach telephone
and would prefer, as most people do,
the privacy of booth, one may step
into the Kenyon & Wheeler store
and both the Bell and Automatic
booths are at their disposal. If one
desires to wait for a car or a friend,
Kenyon & Wheeler's store provide
an excellent waiting station. The
store is located in the heart of the
city at the corner where all the
street car functions are made. Ben
ches and chairs are provided within
the store for those who wish to wait.
Rich mahogany wood work and
chaste carrara marble rest the eye
and soothe the nerves of those who
sit and wait in Kenyon &Wheeler's.
If hot, tired, and thirsty, those who
wait may receive ministration from
the soda fountain man who guaran-
tees to refresh their dropping spirits.
Here, too, men who smoke and like
their cigars well cared for can pur-
chase the best brands, which are
preserved within the case in an at
mosphere of the proper temperature
and humidity, kept constant by an
automatic device which every smok-
er should investigate.
The soda fountain alone should
make the Kenyon & Wheeler store
popular with the fair ones, for Mr.
the Kenyon & Wheeler
comes direct from the
cacies concocted to tickle the palates
of the eclectic ones are born and
raised. A classic menu card has
been provided for the soda fountain
business. The card is chock full of
new surprises in soft drink and ice
cream line and it is compiled in a
most attractive, not to say tempting,
The list of frozen dainties
is a raphosdy in ice cream and syrup
delights. A ravishing Madame
Sherry Sundae" heads the list with
Every Little Movement Has
Meaning of Its Own" A Chop Suey
sundae Yum Yum, Under the Yum
Yum Tree" looks good to those
with a sweet tooth, and then there
Is a scintillating Peach Sundae"
with the tribute, Il Love You,
Peaches / Love YOU" And STRAW
berry Sundae'-"Love 1t, Love 1t;
Goodness How l Love It's also
che of the features of the sympos-
ium. But the half cannot be relat-
ed-go down and see it all for your