Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-13
L. A. FURNITURE co.
LOCATED IN THEIR MAGNIFICENT
NEW BUILDING.
The Finest Place of It's Kind In the
state-Interesting Display of Ele-
CANT Furniture - Enterprise
and It's Result.

The Los Angeles Furniture company
are now located in their elegant, COM
modious and beautiful building on
Broadway, opposite the city hall. A
HERALD reporter visited the new quar-
ters yesterday, and the errand is one
that would be fully appreciated, as the
costly and magnificent stock is worth
ones while to thoroughly inspect. The
expensive structure was specially built
for the company named, and ir we'll
adapted for the business, with all con-
veniences. 1t consists of four stories,
and is elegantly finished. The large
show windows are the most commodi-
GUS in the city. The entrance is of tile,
and nicely finished. Immediately to
the left OF the entrance is neatly and
appropriately arranged main office. Ad-
joining the same is the private Office of
Gen. E. P. Johnson, the vice-president
and manager of the company, which is
| finely fitted up. On the same floor
| is the Office of the numer-
GUS salesmen, who are ever on
the alert to please the many patrons of
this popular establishment. Beginning
| in the basement, which is the store and
engine room, which occupies the entire
length of the building, 60xl35 feet; on
the ground or first floor can be found an
extensive stock of dining room, Office
and hall furniture in great varieties
also bedding OF all kinds. In the rear,
on this fleor, is the shipping room
with private driveway to Hill street,
| with a circle to turn, with cemented
drive, is one of the many noticeable con-
veniences. Around the walls of the first
floor is gallery used exclusively for
rattan furniture, cane seat chairs,
| lawn goods, couches, rockers, etc. They
have an extra fine line of goods in this
department. On the second floor one will
find the finest and most complete stock
of bedroom sets at all prices and made
of many kinds of wood-in walnut,
maple, mahogany: curly birch and
oak, the latter in antique, natural and
10th century styles, and inlaid woods.
A large and varied assortment of folding
beds, book cases, brass beds, tables,
mattresses, pillows, etc. In the rear of
this floor is located the cabinet shop.
Going to the next floor (the third,
which is thickly stocked with parlor,
library and art goods, gilt furniture and
rattan good, upholstered chairs, sofas,
French goods, consisting of tables,
writing deske, shaving stands, music
cabinets and jewel cases, hand painted
and imported direct from Paris; also q
beautiful line of ladies' dressing
cases. The upholstering room is
in the rear OF this floor. The
top, or fourth floor. is the drapery and
carpet department, consisting of rugs,
mating; linoleumT, weltcns, axmins-
ters, moquets, gobllns, velvets, body
brussels, tapestries, ingraine, sgrae, oil
cloths, drapefies, shades, coverings,
hangings, upholstery goods, and spe-
cial line of oriental rugs of all sizes.
In the rear of this floor is the carpet
room. The Los Angeles Furniture com,
pany employ about so hande, and car
ries without doubt by far the largest
stock in Southern California The
warehouse is situated at the foot of
Also street, and is the largest of its
kind in this section, where large stock
| is invariably kept. The public in gen.
eral are respectfully invited to inspect
the new stoore and stock of this com.
pany. There are two elevators in the
building and all modern conveniences
to make it the best equipped structure
of its kind on the Pacific coast. The
Los Angeles Furniture company not
only carry the finest and most complete
stock OF furniture, etc., but their prices
are far below any other house ofits
kind in Los Angeles. 1t is pleasure to
chronicle the enterprise OF such a reli
able and we'll known firm, and we can
guarantee that you will always meet
with courteous treatment and that all
goods sold are as represented, and az a
result they enjoy most lucrative trade.
By all means visit their new premises
and inspect their elegant stock of goods.
The following are the officers OF the
company: H. H. Markham, president;
E. P. johnson, vice president; A. G.
Jones, secretary; John G. Dotter, treas
urpr