The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1905, Page 11

—_ os lain won (0 The Easiest Way: f’ The Harlem Store on 3d Ave. is one block from the Second ‘Ave. “L” station and four blocks from the Third Ave. “L” station, Cross town lines run on 446th St, and 125th St, Bronx customers take any car to 129th St. terminal, while those who live on the upper West Side use the Amsterdam and Third Ave. lines, coming directly to the! store, This line also passes the New York Central Station on 425th St. Choice Carpets and Rugs ARPETS that are rich and warm in cofor, with heavy pile—the choicest carpets produced—artistic rugs from the Orient, marvels in design and color scheme; Body Brussels, Axminsters, Tapestries, Ingrains —are but some of the kinds that may be had in our carpet department, When you buy carpets here you pay NOTHING FOR MAKING, LINING AND LAYING, Park Vii yours? Its adjustable back, its and its easy cushions make lasting ahogany finish, with excellent n velour cushions in harmony with hed wood. A charming, restful combination, r at other prices, and easy g-room chairs, and chatrs for the draw: ping apartment and kitchen. A Nobel Morris Chair Idea. The Spring Cashion! For an extra charge of iniy $2.50 we furnish it made on a steel frame. Durable and exiremely comfortable. See tt—betier, iry tt. LONG CREDIT OR 10% OFF FOR CASH. A Chair of Quaitty a= Attra Mahogany Finished, $9.75 (iy 4 ING, through which the T Hi 1 of the chair would maxe an interest. outside air circu- y. To the man or woman who jay A shia to obtain a knowledge of chair craft of ¥ lates and Into Ww hich srasent, object-lessons of a highly instructive the sunlight streams— nay be i at leisure in the cowper- a building apart and to itself—has within it sly formed chair thin A’ There is grve in Bl the mechanism, » human ingly miade and covered with silk vee brains and hands with hile to count the variety of t stocks is sanitary—the ticking, the hair LONG CREDIT OR 10% OFF FoR CASH, Busy f ' 1 P usy from one year’s end to Aristocratic Quarter. Sons’ stores, Sawed Oak Dresser, $48 HERE'S a bewitching beauty in the grain of . the quarter-sawed oak which {§ devele , oped to the highest degree by the rich, lustrous polish, French plate bevelled mirror, 46x20 inches, long enough to reflect the full figure, Three drawers upon either side of the plate glass and a full-length drawer petow with ser- pentine front, making an extremely smart piece for the up-to-date sleeping apartment, Dressers at all prices In every acceptable fashionable style and at all Prices consistent with dependable cabinet work, again, ERE’S a bed that sells regu- larly in the department stores for $17.50. It is worth that price, being unusually heavy, handsome and well made, but by reason of our handling so many we can sell them at a reduced fig- ure—$1 1.75. Brass scroll work in head and | foot pieces, and unusually heavy (Fi upright rods and cross pieces. Braced at the angles and castered Our collection of enamelled beds {s one of the largest in New York, and our prices are the lowest. LONG CREDIT OR 10% OFF FOR CASH. | : Fine Grain Co ESOS pee." i) rae iy Oak China Closet, $17.25 rt closei is much like a window without y) bangings—unfinished and unsatisfactory, It lacks the touch that gives the room the home atmosphere, Mirror top with two mirrors at back of two upper shelves, affording every possible opportunity for the display of cut crystal and fine china, Round glass ends and door; shapely legs. Extremely well made and finished, Other china closets in mahogany, oak and Mission, from $9.75 to #150 each, Fine china and cut glass in smartest shapes and cuttings for the roomy shelves and mirrored tops. " Harlem: Cowperthwait aL which the Cowperthwait Sanitary bedding is manufactured. The factory is sanitary, and everything that comes from it nothing is made in the building but bedding, factures bedding only for patrons of the Cowperthwait & No merchant can buy these mattresses and pillows fo sell They are made exclusively for the Cowperthwait customers, Heavy Enamelled Beds $17.50 Vatue for $11.75 asm rv As WLAN SDAT GV EAIAG, © 99 YEAR peRTHWAY] & SONS Harlem Store: {21st Street and 3d Avenue Downtown Store: Row, near Chatham Square long-curled South American hair, , the felt and the feathers— another, this factory manu- WO-INCH posts, topped with door-knob vases and eleven extra heavy upright rods in the head and foot pleces, making a bed of rare beauty and excep- §% tional massiveness, Made and finished in a superior || manner, Braced at the angles and || | castered. A bed that appeals to the most exacting tuste, Four feet and six { inches and four feet widths, Our low prices for brass beds are noteworthy—our stocks are unsurpassed for vartety and diver- sity of patterns. weraeE nyt }h\ AN keeping ELECTION OVER—NOW TAKE IT EASY; Sanitary Bedding Factory _ Mattresses of every grade are made at the lowest possible cost, in the best possible way, from the low-priced excelsior combination— which is one of the cleanliest mattresses—up to the finest of pure, An absolute guarantee is given that the cleanliness and quality are exactly as represented, Knowing the contents of the mattresses and pillows the guarantee has an intelligent basis. There is no guess work. Pillows are made of extra selected live geese feathers, steril- ized, cleansed and cured by the latest improved method, This specially nade bedding is kept in great variety in the stock-room for immedi- ate delivery, and the stores are never without an ample supply of all the grades, When so de- sired goods will be made to order and delivered in a short time. The import- ance of sanitary bedding is recognized by scientific men generally, and no- where is it more important than in city homes, Choose your ticking from our sample books, Massive Brass, With Doorknob Posts, $29.75 Z, i A DINING-ROOM without a smart china The Reason this $7 0 Five-P tece Farlor Suite Is Listed at $57.50 W E bought all the manufacturer had in slock—twenty-five sultes—and we bought them so much under the regular value that we can sell them for $57.50, There's sterling workmanship in the mahogany finished frames and upholstery, The bi tapestry, Verona velour or sitk damask coverings impart a richness to the pos and proclaim their real worth—$70, Under no other conditions could we make the price so ettractive—give a regular seventy-dollar value for $57.50, Many other suites in many other’woods beautifully upholstered in fashionable textures of approved designs and colorings, verything for House : Coch oy] oral. Cowperthwait enen TS... SBE The Easiest Way: The Chatham Square Store js close to the “L” station of the Second and Third Ave. lines and not far from the entrance to Brook- lyn Bridge. Customers have only a few blocks to go from the Worth Street or City Hall Subway stations, Many surface cars pass the doors, West Side passengers by the Sixth and Ninth Ave. “L’s” transfer at the Battery to Second and Third Aves, without extra charge to Chathang Square, ‘ Everything for Housekeeping of fa entire energy of the Cowperthwait & Sons’ stores is devoted ta the supplying of “Everything for Housekeeping.” Housekeepers will here find a great diversified stock of furniture, carpets, oileloths, lind» leums, china and glassware, stoves, cooking utensils, window decorations, lamps, and, as the head line says, “Everything for Housekeeping,” from a satt shaker in the kitchen to the finest mahogany furniture, FTER the day's work comes the easy chair, Often It is the Morris Chair—it has many atdent friends, It ig beautiful, useful and comfortable—incomparably so, To the reader, the stuaent or the idle dreamer It carries a cheer—causes him to forget the rough places on life's highway. There are ceasons why you'll admire this heavy chair in quarter-sawed Oak or mahogany finish—price reasons and artis- tic reasons, Hair-filled cushions, most carefully finished, The New Cushion Spring cushions are pat in any of our Morris Chairs for $2.50 extra. Con- steacled on a steel frame they contribute untold comfort. LONG OREDIT OR 10% OFF POR CASH. A Peerless Piece—Fine Mahogany $19.75 HERE are fashions and whims, and whims and fashions in the arm chain—the favorite chair of the house. Nowhere else in New York can your taste be better satisfied than in the Cowperthwait & Sons’ stores, This mahogany chair is a shining example—glistens : ing as brightly a8 does the lustrous polish upon the richetinted wood. It is a veritable gem set with a superb silk dame ask seat in choice colorings. F | And this is but one of many parlor arm chairg | equally pretty and as moderately priced, LONG CREDIT OR 10% OFF FOR CASH. Stunning Chiffonier in Oak or Mahogany Te sleeping apartment to be what it should be—restful, suggestive of ¢ase—must be harmoniously furnished, The furniture should accord with the color-key to produce this effect. There is no room in which this chiffonter will not blend satisfactorily. Four large drawers, with two small drawers at the top on either side of the 14x18 French plate mirror, Mahogany or oak, exquisitely polished and dalntily finished. Oak, $37.50. Mahogany, $30. We've chiffonters in all the woods and In a yh of prices that will be found particularly Inviting. LONG CREDIT OR 10% OFF FOR CASH, Hall Clock and Hatrach $62.50 SMART mirror, a handsome hall ° A clock, hooks for your coat and a restful seat all in one, making a unique hall rack that will impart an air of im- portance to any hall in which it may be placed. The quartered oak Is exquisitely marked and highly polished. The clock contains an Improved device for adjust- ment which brings the mechanism to a level and insures correct time. The clock alone is worth the price— $62.50, Hatracks gatore in every wood and at prices to i evar buyer. Everything in clocks, from the little alarm clock to the great hall clock costing hundreds of dollars. a 7 ee