The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-15
RED CROSS SALE
FRIDAY, May "a
0enison's Quota for the Red Cross
War Fund viii be Raised on
Friday, May 24th.
"a LIST OF THE DONATIONS
Committee Planning for a Red Letter
Day-SaIe Will Be Held in
go Front of Mccarthy Block

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III Denison will hold "a Red Cross allc.
q ton sale On Friday, May Gath. DEM.
sons quota of the Red Cross war fund
Z has been placed at 81 900 and the Off
GERS of the local chapter have decided
that an auction sale will be the best
means of raising this fund. Special
committees have been out soliciting
this week for articles to be sold and
already over $4,000 worth of merchan-
Z disc has been donated by merchants
and business men OF DenisOn. Other
committees are soliciting among the
farmers and already many head OF
livestock have been pledged.
The sale will be held at 1870 o'clock
in the afternoon in front Of the Nc
Carthy building just across the street
from the Review office, weather per.
hitting, but in case of rain the sale
will be held in the gymnasium. Ma
lone Bros. and A. E. Bryan have offer
ed to auction off the donations without
q charge to the local chapter.
The local chapter is in hopes that
several thousand dollars may be real
lied from the sale. All of the pro-
ceeds above the quota will be deposited
in the treasury Of the local Red Cross
chapter and will be, used to purchase
materials.
Those back of the sale plan to make
Friday, May oath, a red letter day in
theehistOry of Denison. The CONNER
cial band will be on hand and will liv-
en- up the sale with patriotic selections
3 This sale will give everyone an Oppor-
tunity to. help i'm a worthy cause and
/ at the: same time to purchase many
valuable and useful articles of mer-
chandise.. Everything sold will be
first class as the merchants have do
mated the best they have in stock.
Among the articles donated are two
talking machines, several tons of coal,
sacks of flour together with substi-
atutes, butter, meat, poultry and articles
of clothing TON and Jerry" the two
famous Red Cross ROSTERS, will also
be sold.
A list of the donors, together with
the articles contributed has been fur
nished to the Review for publication.
The list is not yet complete as some
of the solicitors have not yet reported.
The list furnished is as follows:
The Balle-Brodersen Co., Brunswick
photograph and 10 records; George
Menagh; rug; Chris Otto, cigars; John
Rachwitz, 30 pound ham; Wilson shoe
shop, / pair soles; Denison Harness
shop, auto robe; Saggau Bros, l bar.
re. Temperance brew; f. Mass, $500
In work; Haugh G. Drummer rain
coat; w. c. Rollins, printing; r.
Knaul, cut glass; Pfarr, Gebert &
Hunt, Florence wickless oil stove; Ed
Nelson; set of fly nets; Geo. w. New.
com, inner tube; W. w. Ferguson, pho.
tos; VIM. Slavery, candy and gum; J.
V.'Bafborka; chest. Of silver; c. L. Du'
merchandise; Henry L. Mark,
cap; Sibbert-Reimers Co., Stevens
rife and tire. pump; Green Bay Lum.
Der Co., tons Saylor coal; Gus Carl.
son, I set cultivator shovels; G. H.
Lyon, $500 worth wagon work; Phi. A.
Schlumberger, 100 Open Gate cigars:
Chas. f. Johnson, La Flor de Initial
cigars; Denison Herold, advertising
$40; Lamborn Drug Co., thermos
bottles; H. w. Bamford, Georgette
crepe waist; Thos. Nielsen, l box CT.
CARS; V. E. Anderson, cloth for pair
trousers; Gibson & Rogers, IL pairs
auto light DINNERS; Denison Auto Co.,
30x3U Hawkeye casing; Farmers Co.
Operative society, ton coal; Nichol-
son Ice & Produce Co., 80 pound car
ton creamery butter; Denison Monu.
ment works, $1,000; Willard service
station, 6 hydrometers or battery test
ers; w. E. Jenkins, Watson extracts;
Denison shining parlors, box OF CT
CARS; Stewart Lumber Co., 2 tons OF
identity of the mysterious man who is
pound sacks of flour with substitutes;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richardson, hall
tree; r. J. Garrison, new patent lawn
mower; Mrs. H D. LorenZen, hand
made point lace collar; Carpenter Tire
Co, inner tubes and polish; Wilbur
Roberts; ham; S. p. Jacobsen, cook
les; Chas. E. Cruzan, pair shoes, ETC.;
Solomon Furniture Co., rocker; J. B.
Lyon, sack of flour with substitutes;
Gnam-Lamberty Co., boys suit; G. w.
Smith, / meal ticket J. Hanss, box
Climax tobacco; A. 3. Reesberg; IS 90
in cleaning and pressing; K. G. Cham
berlin, $40 Aeolian talking machine;
Milhek cafe, cigars $500; Crawford
County bank, $50 bond; First National
bank, $50 bond; Bank of Denison, $50
bond; j. F. Walz, auto trunk; John T.
Flahive, 100 cigars; Jas. A. Mitchell,
bottled goods, $1,000; Review Publish.
ing Co, S 1-year subscriptions; Bull.
letin, 500 letterheads and sou envel
Opes printed; Buckley & Gibson, nick.
eel plated towel bar; Bruce Rogers
Parlin corn planter; w. w. Davis, |
auto casing; Fisher & Gray, towel bar.
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