Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Leo GoldSehmidt.

 chamber suits extending from the front | -o the rear doors. These admirable ad- iuncts O home comfort vary Tn price and pattern to smt the purse and taste of every buyer. While at first the GUS toner nay be led 10 examine set that is elaborate enough tO grace the bed chamber of a Turkish sultan, he can easily prevail upon the oblgng clerk to show him suits that in durability and cost are in the actual grasp ot the most labOring man This expla- nation applies to all departments of tue house, and the customer eau get, II he | wish S, forty different styles 0f any form | ot furuiturs, and at forty different prices. | No visitor will be obliged to turn away l because his purse does not meet the ! prices demanded. He has only to con- l form ais taste to uIs pur-e.
 Although there ls on exhibition and for sale chamber suits of ash, walnut, maho-0ny and many other woods, the particular one that fascinated the repor- ter's eye was
 MAHOGANY CHEvAL SUIT, Standing near the main and corner en- trance Of the cCmmodious store room.
  The bedstead has an extremely hand some, square-tcp headboard, carved and decorated m the style of the Italian renaissance. IT carving, although heavy and somewhat stern looking, bears the imprint of luxurious richness that cannot fail to capture the fancy of the conuOiss UT. The dresser. a brilliant appeudage to any sleeping room. cJI- tains a cheval mirTor oi beyeled French plato 23z50 inches. and ai each side of a cushioned -lIpDeu cafe ct the foot of the mirr1r are couverieltly situated two closes and handy sets of drawers. There Is r llrge chiffouier io match, containing ten drawers and la cabinet. and a com bina;ion Washstabd oi exquisite pattern. The dresser and Fa ashs. and have marble tops.
 TO A FRENCH DRESSER SET,
 A beauriful combination. the reporters attention was naturally drawn. These pieces have Tennessee marble tops, and the Cresser has a mirror of French b5v- eled plate. 30xi9. The set is made in walnut. richly trimmed with French wal ut burl veneer, which IS highly pol- l ishei and carved. The hsBdhogr3 ot the ! beds-e cad represents a llmbrequin sgs- pended from horizontal pole. This ls one 1f the most unique pieces Of furni- | ture in tho rooms, and will at once at- | tract the artistic eye.
 T. tour of inspection probably lov- l CT Of the beautiful wouil come to Q ! stmistill before n bedroom set con | strusted with particular regard to the ASGLo-yAPANEsE STYLE.
 This suit is Of ash. one e the most | beautiful of polished woods, trimmed l with mahogany. The delicate carvings and peculiar blending oi the two p-sc- l i1us woods makes this particular set eX- ! ceetiugly attractive. The dresser has a l French plate mirror, 5OX32 either bsv ] elyG or plain, two large and two small drawers and marble top.
 | Proceeding around to the most north
 em portio of the building the visitor
 finds a full assortment of office desks
 he will also pay particular attention to
 the patent folding bed representing an
 elaborate wardrobe from its exterior
 but exceedingly compact and seryicea-
 ble as bedstead. The
 CUrLER's OFFICE DESK,
 Really an office in itself, Is one Uf iht
 modern inventions of cabinet arcbl-ec- ture, having movable tablets ou either
 si oF the writer's chair, and pigeon
 holes that can be lessened ID size or en- larred according to the possessors wish the arrangement has advantage uu- egUalled by any other patent Of the
 klud. The desk also contains an ever
 las ing bill file, an abundance of small
 drawers: and drop letter files that can always be used when the desk IS closed and locked.
 THE RATTAN DEPARTMENT.
 Here IS discovered a character of household furniture peculiarly adapted to this latitude, airy, complete and 1 charming, it seems almost indispensable ! to the people of Arizona. Chairs, tables | anl sofas are manufactured of this ma 1 terial in numerous designs.
 UPHoLsTERISG.
 Here the visitor comes to q ad5partnent l that Is in every respect a home industry | TLe firm will manufacture parlOr sets | lounges, chairs. etc, according to the vi hes of customers A straight parlOl ! set would be composed of seven pieces, ] but the buyer may choose a group set and thereby order any number Of pieces. ss his taste and means would dictate. | Tie house has at its command any ma ] ta-ial the customer may wish, from the Ulaiuest and cheapest to the halasOuest coverings the mind of nan can conceive. l Tfere are, at present, many sets on hand awaiting Co be transferred to the work stops ready to be covered. There Is ! CIe
 ] cRor-P PARr.OR SET | Particularly handsome. The frame is oi | clerry, lehcateiy carved.
 CARPETS AND oILCLOTHs, ! l. large. and in this department there is ! D, end to the assortment. Every pattern ard quality that could bc demanded would be forthcoming. The same must | D. said of the great number of bundles o wall paper. The variety seemed neveI ending.
 The firm also carries a full assortment of bedding, including mattresses and ! pillows, of their own manufacture. sPECALTIEs.
 The CITIZEN reporter in his tour O! | inspection noticed the Eldrdge sewing machine. This machine has been handled by the firm for three years. and | hundreds are now m use ln the cllYt ana 1 ir every instance have given universal satisfaction.
 | The Automatic School Desk, Is also another patent for which the firm Is agent. Many schools in the territory are ! uung these desks and there is yet the | f-st teacher to be heard from tO express
 ny disappearing opinion.
 In conclusion 1t Is only necessary to mention a fuI. line of chromos, attrac- i've oil paintings and mirrors and many l ucv cabruet articles which are bcautI- | tll and most attractive.