G. White & Co.

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NameG. White & Co.
OrtssitzNew York City
StraßeFourth Avenue 101
Art des UnternehmensLiegen-Fabrik
Quellenangaben[New Yorks great industries (1884) 198]




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Sofas 1884 [New Yorks great ind. (1884)] 1884 [New Yorks great ind. (1884)] Manufacturers of Payne's Sofa and Lounge-Bed




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ZEIT1884
THEMAFirmendarstellung
TEXTIn these days, when people of every grade of- life are demanding the enjoyment of what were once luxuries but are now necessities, the observant and enterprising men of business are on the alert to cater to the demands of the public. It was long ago demonstrated that the ordinary beds are unsuitable to many people who are compelled to live in small rooms, and in addition to being costly they are unwieldy when ihe annual moving conies round, and take up too much room. An ingenious inveu tion, however, of Mr. F. C. Tayne has solved the difficulty. How shall the tired multitude rest at night iuease and luxury? The combined parlor-sofa and lounge-bed invented by Mr. Payne and manufactured by Messrs.G. White & Co., No. 101 Fourth Avenue, has taken the place of all other couches in the estimation of the people, and the production of these valuable and ingenious articles of chamber furniture has become an important branch of the industries of our people. The only question to be settled is. Which is the best parlor-sofa and lounge-bed in the market? - that is, Which possesses the most valuable characteristics; which is the most durable, sightly, cleanly, and satisfactory lounge-bed Eu every respect? The decided answer to the above questions is that after an experience of thirty-three years Payne's sofa and bed has fulfilled every particular, and for durability, neatness, and suitability has no equal in this country or Europe. The house of Messrs. O White & Co. is greatly esteemed in commercial life for its just dealing and integrity, and the facilities enjoyed by them for supplying these unrivalled articles are unsurpassed by those of any other concern in this city. The enterprise of this house has been fully illustrated by the superior character of the goods which have been placed on the market, and the influence exerted upon the community by this industry fully entitles its projectors to the consideration and esteem with which they are so widely regarded.
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