The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
NaMa4%- I1nus
Summer Furniture
And Orr Readjastsd Furniture Store

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occupy thrpr floors n Tho Wananaksr fuiding IL not r"ady, m"
furniture atork. have l~neHtd arriy by m" removal n carpets
the Third Floor, NJ we'll ~ tho 'ntirN Fourth Floor, Is devoted
10 furniture stock.
W. ARE now ready 10 give morr comfortable" display 70 oNrs
furniture, braas and iron t"I-teads, hcIdinR, courhes, Mission
furniture. Morris chairs md many different lines ~ distinctly
summer fnrtdturr. arl of which arr shown on tho Third Floor
The Fourth Floor contains the furniture for parlor, library
diningroon. bedroom Except metal hdsteads) aud hall. Also
fancy chairs, rockers and other separate pieces of artistic fhrniture.
The public II most broadly Interested NJ This time In Summer
furniture; and tho wanamakcr stocks, beausc Of the lager floor
space. are moro ample than ever before. There IL AN unequalled
assortment of chairs, rockers, .setteeT and tables, in wicker, prairie
grass and rush furniture. in pieces for living rooms and BEDROOMS
either In tho city or country house.
The detailed facts Of the various groups follow;
Reed Furniture
Usually called wicker or rata furniture. Manufactured from reeds that
are grown in China, India and Molncca; cleaned, bIe"ched and finished with clear
Sbenac tolcave the natural color, or stained q en"mehdin various colors Some
of he pieces are upholstered with seat and back cushions of cretonneS a"ddrapery
cloths. In natural reed, prices range;
Rockers So rs. 1915 -, $3.50. $50 IS II, o. $3.50, g. H ST. so M2 81, So
Chairs at $3.50, $780, -, So so, $2 ss s4, SIS
Settles at si', 81, $40. sa.
Chairs at s22S, s27S 50, IS, 50, $3.50. g. 90, $40, si, s' s?5o ss, 81. 81"
Rockers at 81 81, 50 so 'iio nH "a
Prairie Grass Furniture
SO abundanty in some of our Western States; manufactured by machinery into
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Chairs at 50. .75 $3.50, $3.50, SIC, 81 so. M2, SIS, $3.50,
Rockers at 80, sO5o, sl?, s25O, 81.
Rush Furniture
One Of the most delicate and pretty Of the Summer sorts. The PUSHES grow
wild IN Hungary aew woven ntob rads in Germany, manufactured inofu furniture
in America. Soft, pnabe and restul. Finished in n palm green that is most
effective:
Chairs at $3.50 so, 1915, SO, S1, rs $ll sc, ST.. &12M s3 $3.50 SIS
Rockers at so25, $40 sl, s2' $3.50, sh25,
Settees at SIS, sls. SIS, SIC.
Porch Furniture
Chairs. rockers and settees Maple frames, finished natural or in coors.
Oak frames, finished light green or weathered. Seats and backs are usually Of
double-woven split reed; some are of cose-woven cane, and others have backs
Of stats or spindles. The various sorts are built with the thought Of comfort and
durability some effective pieces have flames of maple made in limitation Of bamboo.
Rockers at soc, s1O, sLN, s75, sSo, g. $3.50, s275 1925, sss5, $3.50, A2i.
IS, $3.50, S7S, 1925, seT5, 81, IS, So
Chairs at SITS. $3.50, sa25, 1925, IS, $3.50, se7S.
Settees At 81. $3.50 IS, $525, $725, SIP, $3.50.
Rustic Cedar Furniture
Made Of cedar from the hills of Vermont and thelevels o New Jersey n pretty,
quiet little villages. Weather does not Affect it, and the heat and rain Of Summer
or the now and cold Of Winter leave it still good.
Chairs at $3.50, $3.50 So, $3.50. Rustic Arbors att $50 and SIS.
Setes at 81, IS, s., so, $4. Tables at $3.50.
Canopv Settees at $50 and $50. Lawn Vases at 81.
Summer Tables
Reed Tables green oak with mating, top prairie grass, Malacca with mating
TOP; various sizes and shapes; priced IS IS sc, $3.50, ST. sZ5o, S. $3.50, $2 and SIC.
The prices named do not cover the full assortment Of Summer Furniture,
"a frequently there will be found several styles at the one price The great lines
NJ Mission Furniture for the Summer house are not wei touched upon here.
Third floor, Stewart Building.