Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-05-19

the country. The Kitchen is on the
same floor as the restaurant, and the
whole arrangement is made with a
view of ofsupplying meal speedily and
at minimum of labor. The kitchen
is supplied with great Jewett refriger-
ators, where meats of all kinds are
kept in cold storage. All washing of
dishes is done by machinery, a great
saving of labor. Filtered ice water is
used not only in the restaurant but all
through the building. The service is
ample and delightful lunch can be
furnished within five minutes after the
order is given.
A French baker from New York has
been engaged and he will make a feat
ure of the bread and rolls used in the
restaurant A French pastry cook will
be in chrrge of that line of the cuisins
Every attention will be paid to the
wants of customers, that the restaurant
will prove success is evidenced by
the fact that on the opening day more
than 1000 persons were fed
THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
The visitor who combined economy
of effort with desire to see the store
from top to bottom began his or her
tour of inspection with the restaurant
on the top floor. After preparing for
the trip with substantial meal, the
first visit was paid to the grocery de-
partment on the same floor with the
restaurant. The cleanliness, the new
ness and the neatness of the grocery
department were the things that i'm
pressed Commercial reporter as he
passed by counters loaded with choice
bottled goods, canned goods of all
kinds, smoked meats, cheeses and
butter, and in fact everything that is
needed to supply a tirst-class table.
HANDSOME FURNITURE.
On the fifth floor is the furniture de-
partment, which is one of the most
complete in the city. The line of oak
and mahogany tables, stands, chairs,
bullets, bedsteads and pieces of every
description needed to furnish cottage
or a mansion is as complete as could
be desired. 1t is wonderful depart
ment. On the same floor is the exhibit
of premiums by the Sperry & Hutchin-
son Company. This is the company
that furnishes the green trading stamp
which has contributed in no little de.
gree to the popularity of the Hengerer
store. the exhibit includes nearly
everything in the line of household
goods, and trip through the depart
ment will convince the stamp collector
of the value of getting the little green
stamp
THE ART GALLERY.
Many persons spent a delightful half
hour in the art gallery on the fifth
floor. Here are gathered some of the
works of the masters They are all
works ofart and fit to hang in the par
lors of nabob. The pictures are ar
ranged according to their character
The oil paintings occupy room apart
and the artificial light is so arranged as
to throw soft radiance over the can
vas. The connoisseur in art can spend
most profitable hour in looking at the
pictures in the Hengerer gallery
MAGNIFICENT RUGS AND CARPETS.
TIE fourth floor is devoted to rugs
and carpets, curtains and draperies.
Such display has seldom if ever been
seen in Buffalo before 1t is a perfect
revelation to pass through this depart
ment and see the wonderful rugs and
carpets in stock. Some of the rugs are
all silk and one was sh )wn to Com
merclal reporter that is valued at S.
000
Tne Hengerer Company has in this
department Persian silk palace rug
VI 'titSiHtS llldhSf WHICH Is SdlU 10 nave
come from the thorne room ofa Persian
potentate. In the rug are contained
the composite representations of all the
famous periods in Persian history.
The flowers in the rug are contribu-
ton to beauty and happiness They
are surrounded by a red ground of
magnificent hue denoting the life blood
of the nation. through this ground
are Iran effects with animal and floral
decorations representing the spirits of
misfortune overshowed by the gods of
protection and prosperity. Upon each
corner of the center panel is column
which is said to testify to the power of
the ruler The center of the rug ia
surrounded by series of borders exc.
cuted in an old and mastery manner
in complete harmony with the center
design. The colors produced in the
rug are of dyes extracted from wood |