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Show THE FUR1TRRE j, I ITS NEW IME TODAY j Large Stock of Goods Moved " I Yesterday and Today 1 1 Incorporation. j Since yesterday morning the Homa f a Furniture company has had all hanch I at work moving from Its old homo la f vfi the Fraternity block on Waahlngtoa ' 3 avenue, to its new- and more com- 1 S, moQious nome in tne Parry block ou t il the corner of Washington avenue and ( i Twenty-third street. Before the day & is over, the large stock will bo placed t 1 In tho new home and business will b9 a1 resumed early tomorrow morning. - Tho company has experienced an K unprecedented business the past num- ) !' ber of months, tho building on "Wash- S Ington avenue becoming inadequate " W for the purposes of the firm. It was i a imperative that a change be made ' ft and larger quarters secured. The i 9 ground floor of the Parry block was J H considered more suitable than any I W other In the huslness center of the I city. Tho company has a large floor j 1 space In the block, which will be taxed ! M, to its capacity with the large stock ' of furniture which the company car- W vies. 9 Within the next few days the Home I Furniture company will iile articles B of Incorporation with the county clerk - and the officers and stockholders will m be local persons whose greatest Inter- Ii ests are in Ogden. The capitalization W will ho about $50,000, which will place i V the firm on a sound financial basis. I Those who will be most closely con- w nected with the companv are Ilyrura B Pingree, Roy L. Tribe," Ellis Van i Dyke and others. - |
