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MERCHANTS - - -
- CLOUSE
& DISBRO
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- The
Daily Globe –Industrial Edition – April 2, 1906
The
present firm of Clouse
& Disbro
was established one year ago last January
- and
is composed of Miss E.M.
Clouse
and Mrs. M.C.
Disbro.
Before the present
- partnership
the firm was known as Clouse & Shauweker, and Mrs.
Disbro was
- engaged
in business on her own account in the Garrett block, where she
conducted
- an
art store for some time. The present firm have a superb line
of millinery.
-
- Their
goods are regarded by those best able to judge as being the very
acme
- of
everything to be desired in the line, and their large and growing
trade is
- ample
evidence that they treat their trade right. They are able to
supply any
- want
in millinery and carry an assortment of hats varying in price
from a very
- little
money up to as high as one wishes to pay. They employ the best
trimmers
- to
be had, keep in close touch with the market by making frquent
trips to the
- millinery
centers and are thus able to give their trade everything that
is
- desirable
in the line.
-
- They
also carry a very elaborate line of art goods, including hand
worked
- embroidery,
drawn work and art effects generally in everything that can be
- produced
in cloth and fancy weaves. In hand painted china, velvets, silks,
ribbons
- and
the like their stock is such as to merit inspection. Trade with
them has been
- very
good and the present season promises to be exceptionally fine.
Article
contributed by Ruby Bonecutter
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