The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-05-21

at0r room when Will De used TO store
fruits and other perishable goods, 70
harden ice cream and will be a great
convenience in connection with the bar
and with the refrigerator used for
cut flowers which are handled by this
firm.
The main floor of the building will
provide sufficient space to serve. over
/ a hundred people at time and will
also provide space for a monograph
display room with two demonstration
booths, room for unpacking the froz-
en- food and other connections served,
| toilets, storage rom ETC. A part of its
equipment will be an eighteen foot
double service fountain and wall case
twenty eight feet long for the display
of candies. Two rows of table will be
used down the length of the main
room which is fifty-two by thirty-fiye
feet and there will also be service
booths at the side of the room.
The entrance on Second Street will
be former of single door at the side,
| the remainder of the front being
made of plate glass with a prism glass
ranel across the entire front of the
building. Floors throughput will be of
Ire-inforced concrete with terraza fin
ish. Ceilings will be beamed and pan
! elled plaster and woodwork will be OF
red oak. The pillars in the center
of the building will be boxed with
wood panel and mirrors. The interior
will be very attractive Judging from
the plans proposed and will prove a
most suitable home for this, business
which contributes much to the plea
sure and amusement of the city. The
/ electric piano which is now located in
Mike and Joe's present quarters on
Main Street will become a part of the
new store. This instrument is one Of
The best of it's kind and has been much
enjoyed in Redwood Falls.
Jaehning Bros. Company.
i The building at present occupied by
| the Lauterbach Bros. will become up
/ on their vacating it, part of the re-
modelled and enlarged store of the
Jaehnings Brothers Company. This
building, when completed, will be AZ
by hundred twenty feet, an addition
] of forty feet to be made to the rear
during the coming summer. The build
ing is two stories high with full base
ment.
The front of the building will be en-
] tirely rebuilt and will be very hand
some one when completed. The en-
trance will consist of large plate glass
doors set back from the walk dis
lance of eight feet with large win
dows on each side of the entrance.
! The remainder of the front will be
made of two immense show windows
of plate glass fifteen by eighteen fee
with panel of prism glass across the
top of the front. Metal sash will be
used throughout.
The interior of the store will be re-
modelled and several new features adj
ded. The main floor will be fitted up
with modern show cases for sporting
goods, tools, etc in addition to those
now in use At the rear of the build
ing will be placed the unpacking room
and the shop, and in front of these
the paint department and steel goods
room which will be used for the display
! of barn equipment, small farm i'm
elements etc. The. office will be ar
ranged on balcony by "A feet and
below the balcony will be two rooms
arranged as model kitchen and a
model bathroom.
The basement which extends under
the entire building viii be used, as it
now is, for plumbing supplies and for
heavy hardware and the second story
will be used as q warehouse. The stair
ways have not been definitely decid-
ed upon yet but viii be so arranged