The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14
BUYS IT HERE
D A. CAMFIELD FURNISHES
NEW HOTEL AT HOME
c,ouqh, Condor and Macarthur
Given Orders for Everything
That Goes Into
House

There is a fairly good lesson in
home trading in the furnishing OF
the new Cam6eld hotel by ID. A.
Camtield. Every article that goes
into furnishing the place has either
been bought from local merchants or
ordered directly through them.
A great deal of the furnishing OF
the house is already here and there
is more arriving daily. There is
now chance to form some idea OF
what the place will be like when
tinally opened. There will not be a
more comfortable hotel between
New York and San Francisco when
the thing is completed, and that is
saying a good deal.
All of the furniture is being sup
piled by the Clough Furniture com
pany. The style in furniture fol-
lowed for the suites and single bed
rooms will in general way be this:
A brass bed In the bed room,
leather bed Davenport in the sitting
room with small library table,
solid chair and one large, easy
rocker. The springs and mattresses
will be of the very best.
On one floor the furniture will be
in oak, on another floor curly birch
will be the wood, and ON a third
floor mahogany. The ladies parlor
will also be furnished in mahogany.
The office furniture will be in the
Mission design and finish. This
room alone will be twice as large as
that used for office in the old Oasis.
The furniture in the commercial
room will also be in the Mission
style.
The dining room will also be fur
nished in the Mission style and will
have seating capacity of over $50
guests at one time. This is about
double the size of the old one. The
tables and chairs are especially
made for this place. The chairs
will have leather seats and backs.
Everything in the way of furnish
ings in the house is being supplied
by the Condor Mercantile company
and Mr.. Condor, who has travelled
from New York to the Pacific coast
for the past twenty years, says there
will not be another hotel In the
country with as good ware through
out the house as in the Camfield.
The silverware for the dining room
is from the Reed s. Barton house in
Taunton, Mass, and is especially
designed and engraved with the
name of "Camfeld. The crockery
is from Burley & Co., of Chicago,
but the goods are now being made in
England. All Of the dishes will
have the Camfield name included in
the decorations.
The table and bed linen is like
wise of the very best and there will
be enough of the former to take care
OF large banquets, special order for
this kind of patronage having been
filled.
The carpets, also furnished by the
Condor people, will all be velvets,
even In the back rooms, and the car.
pets in the bridal chamber, parlors
and halls will be of the finest vii.
ton velvets.
The bedding, blankets, sheets and
comforts will be of the very best
that can be secured and the curtains
throughout the house will be fine
Arabian net.
The kitchen is being furnished by
D. R. Macarthur & Co., and will be
a model in its way. The kitchen
furnishings, including the ice box or
cold storage room, will cost close to
81, 900.
The furnishings from Condon's
VIII cost close to $50 and the
furniture from Clough's about
Sl5, 600.