Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-03
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
.HOPP { CO.'S IMMENSE
STOCK OF FURNlTU Z
IN NEW YOUNG BUILD.
ING STORE is EVERYTHING
TO MAKE HOMES
PRETTY.

j. HOpp a Co., furniture dealers,
| for twenty-five years located on the
corner of King and Bethel streets.
have moved to new quarters In the
Young building, where their immense
stock OF fine furniture fills double
front store, two Easements and large
warehouse in the rear. People who
had been going to Hopp & Co. for
years TO buy everything In the furni'
ture line never knew what an immense
variety they had TO choose from until
they saw it displayed in the large.
light salesrooms in their new location,
II Is a veritable emporium for every
thing the housekeeper needs in fur
nishings. From the richest mahogany
sets 10 q 75-cent chair and baby's
toy wagon, the purchaser may roam an
extensive field and buy according to
the need fully as well as If they were
in metropolitan department store.
However, Hopp 4 Co. deal in furniture
exclusively and from an experience Of
twenty-five years with Honolulu's best
trade know just what to carry. In tho
two magnificent storerooms every
style OF furniture is on display.
The four front windows Of the double
store give ample play to the art of the
window dresser and the displays now
TO be seen show that the firm will
avail itself fully of these advantages,
One window has an artistic setting Of
mission furniture, showing dining
room and parlor fitted in most attract.
i've dark-colored oak. Window No. 2 Is
fitted out as a sitting or loungina
room. An attractive box couch ana
easy chairs with Smyrna rugs and pot
ted ferns make a beautiful display. In
Window No. is a properly arranged
ladies' dressing room In mahogany,
which captivates all lovers OF elegance
in furnishings. Window No. shows
a light-colorcd oak dinlng.room set
The main floor of the two big rooms
are filled with various kinds of furni.
ture orderly arranged. An idea of the
stock can be gained when II Is said
that there are In II over $50 kinds OF
chairs ranging from 70 cents to more
than $50 each. The great variety Of
bed.rca-'. parlor and dlningroom sets
gives Wa r7nge for working out a
plan Of furnishing for an entire house.
There az eighteen different kinds of
diningroom chairs, ten kinds of mat
tresses, THIRTY Firds Of p-rlor tables,
a great variety Of gro sera ana chef.
foniers, and whcg one comes TO brass
and iron bedsteads tie array is puz.
cling.
The rug department alone Is worth
close inspection by those who are
fond of exquisite things for the house.
II includes some rare beauties In vii.
tons.
The company's Office Is neatly and
conveniently arranged at the archway
between the two rooms, handy for both
customer and salesman. In the rear,
behind partitions, are work.rooms
where there will be corps of polish.
ers, cabinet makers, window shade
makers and upholsterers. In build
ing back to the main store the com.
pany has secured room for its extern
siye understanding plant Here ev'
cry sort OF mattress will be made ia |
order and for the trade.
A look into the fine, dry and electric |
lighted Easements bring. further sur.
prise. These are reached by hydraulic |
elevators. In one is a vast store of |
furniture and large as II Is ii Is too |
small TO give room for what the firm
has on hand and for what is coming. !
There is enough furniture In the base.
ment TO stock a good,sized store. The
other basement will be used as a sales
room for bedroom sets, baby cribs
and carriages. carts, etc.
In each store and basement there Is
provided Independent fire-fghting sys.
tens. Hose reels are at hand, con.
nected with the hotel engines and ~
seconds after the alarm of fire the wa.
ter can be turned on.
After twenty-five years of success at
the old stand the firm starts in its
new home under most favorable con
dltions. Mr. w. NJ. Bray has taken an
Interest in the firm and will take az
active part in its management.