St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
FURNITURE.

GEORGE II. LAINS FURNISHING co.
The George II. LainS Furnishing com
pany was incorporated in 1890 with a
capital of $4,000 paid in and with the
following officers: George IL. Lains.
president; IL. b. Burnside. secretary;
A. l.ainS, treasurer. and w. Il. Hoap'
cashier. The store at Nos. 434 and 436
Wabasha street is a large and handsome
structure, three stories, with an area of
60Xl5O feet. supplied with elevators and
divided into various departments.
Everything IN the furniture and fur
nlShIng line: also tinware and crockery.
carpets, etc. all i'll large quantities and
in great assortment, is handled: also
carpets, furniture, drapery, crockery,
lamps. stoves, tinWare. WOodenware, etc.
The annual sales, which continue to
Show steady increase, now reach more
than $500, 900. \ large force of sales
men, pOrterS, clerks. ETC., is EMPLOYED.
those Wishing catalogues can obtain
the same by applying to MI. O. J. Clark.
who has charge of the country core
spondence. The officers of the
have the confidence of all who know
them, and they enjoy a wide popularity
III social life. Mr.. George Ii. LaIns, the
founder, came 10 ST. Paul in 1857 from
Ohio.
THE ROYAL FURNITURE AND CARPET
COMPANY.
The Royal Furniture and Garnet COM
pany is a model institution. 1t is the
most magnificent house of its kind in
the North west; for here may be found
everything possible that pertains TO
housekeeping, in all the various grades,
to meet the varying wants of the people.
and they are sold at prices which posi-
lively mock competition.
This Institution was ~ncornorata6
March 20 last, with a capital of 500. o
n with the following officers: F. S,
Weldenborner, president; George w.
hughes, secretary and treasurer: and
these, with Joseph Ii. Daunt, constitute
the board of directors. The building
occupied is Nos. % ana a East Seventh
street, and Is we'll worth visiting for lis
architectural beauty alone. 1t is a four
story structure, and has huge show win
COWS OF plate glass, elevators, etc. and
is hlied from top TO bottom with the
o desirable goods. Here one NAV
hnd everything connected with the fur
n.shlng OF Il house, from a table napkin
TO a chamber or parlor suit. and from a
toothplck 10 a washing machine. The
officers are men Oh experience and high
standing.
81. PAUL FURNITURE COMPANY.
NO furniture mandatory stands
higher IN the Northwest tnan the ST,
Paul Furniture company, OF which
Messrs. Albert Norman E. Medicke and
Joseph Hauggi are the owners. A twn.
story building so by 100 in area. and
numbered 162. lG4, 1876 and los on West
Fifth street, is used as Il factory and
wareroom. Fifty men are EMPLOYED.
aud the higeat grades of chairs, tables
bed room suits, and furniture of ali
kinds are daily shipped to all parts of
the country. The partners are well
known and highly respected business
men.
KAVANAGH & JOHNSON.
The leading a%uctiOneers of this vicin-
1ty are kaVanagh IL johnson, who carry
on the most extensive business of the
kind in the Northwest, handling furni-
ture and household effects. The firm
was established in 1888, and took
precedence as a leader. The sales.
rooms are at 1S6, 1SS and 100 East Sixth
street, and the Warerooms are at lS7 and
169 East Sixth, just across. The part
ners are hustling, energetic men, who
have installed their house into an en-.
viable position.