WILIIBTTE LIFB· .TOWELS FOLLOW COLORS Tb modern bathroom has "gone color" as has every other room in the ell·decorated house. Linen towels have. for some time, been a feature of the scheme with their colored damask borders. These may be pink, green, mauve, yellow-chiefly pastel shades. Another novelty is handpainted designs on linen towels. ·These are skillfully applied in delicate shades and may be laundered with impunity. Oeto~t . l9,. '1.928 · The newest closet box has four The quilt and quilted ·spread have slanting shelves for shoes and the come in style ·to add to the comfort drawer for hosiery at the top. and symmetry of the bedroom. Hand quilting, a few years ago, was thought a lost art, but was only mislaid. Now the quilted articles come in sets of comfort and pillow which . make the bed smart in daytime. Too, they are favored highly for the cha-ise lounge in the boudoir. Among the designs is a peacock which may be worked .out in .the colored thread on plain satin. Ships and Special collection number 2 consists of 125 Darwin Tulll)s, 25 each of Centt'natre, Clara Butt, Elizabeth, Barronne De conventional flower designs are also La Connay and Re\·erend Ewbank, 125 choice tulips. A used for this purpose. A daytime r'gular $4.50 value, tzpeclal while they last .. . . . ... .... . tf.H spread of soft rayon quilted on the NARCISSUS AND DAFFODILS . part that is at top of the bed, with a Bloomln.r ~l·e balbs In ftne Tarletles, speei&IIJ' prJeed per hundred deep flounce around the side which Double bulb~ that will have two or more ftowers, f.:r will conceal the boxed springs, and hundred . .. . . . .. .. . . .. .. . .. ........ ............. II .51 with an attached pillow has been <'n White variety, double bulbs, per hundred ......... . .. . . ts.H display in a north shore shop. Mixed variety for naturalizing, per hundred . .. . ...... 18.H Quilts. Take Place as Cover for Beds in House Beautiful HAND WOVEN ~OYER$., . ).· :. :··~ . BECOME . IIEJRLooMS· . . - ": ·creat-Gnmclmother~· · ---· Matte· Pat-·· . . ' ··. temed WooleD Strips for Wedding .Chests Hand Woven coverlets, handerl · d.own from Colonial days, are as interesting an heritage from our greatgrandmothers.· as we c~n find. The loom used was much hke the looms found in the factories where handwoven woolen good3 are produced. Some of the modern home-economics departments in the universities have these looms set up for the instruction of their students. The patterns made with four sets of beadle frames are extremely complicated. For plain weaving of linen or cotton cloth just two sets of beadle frames were used. \Vhen the headles were threaded and a complicated pattern threaded into the cloth, the set of beadles was lifted by pressing the foot tradle to make the shed and the weft thread was shot through by means of a shuttle and pushed into place with one or two strokes of the batten. Weaver Set Up Loom· The coverlets were woven in stripes and sewed together. The housewife was sometimes incapable or lacked the time to make the covers in the more complicated patten-is, so the professional weavers traveling through the country ·made the covers for the housewives, staying two weeks here and two weeks there, setting up the looms and weaving the cloth. The thread was spun again.st the time of his coming, and often the visit of the weaver was the busiest tiine of the season for the housewife. SPECIAL PRICES on CHOICE TULIP BULBS Prices of Tulips have already advanced more than 50% In Holland and are sure to be higher here next season. FRANKEN BROS. Deerfteld, Illinois PHONE DEERFIELD I.U !:!.MHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! Household Bird Needs . Attention from Owner The bird cage should be cleaned daily and fresh sand, water and seed put in the cage. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bem~ilieca~isthe~~ ~u I for your bird. A cage which is too E E ; smaJJ witl irritate the tail feathers and destroy the health of the bird. Protect your canaries from all draughts. Give your canary plenty of sunlight without sunstroke. A canary should be bathed at least three times a week. If your canary is ailing, do not meddle. Take him to an authorized pet dealer. Do not keep your canary in a wooden ~age. Use. wire or pyralin, for \'ernun get in the wooden bars. ! Plant NOW and Enjoy ! ; c ; · = = = = = ~uuuuvuooovouuvooouuouuouuououvu: . . Beautiful Grounds ~ c :! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = = ~ To add beauty to your rootns d kee,. h an .,.. "'OUr } Home-making does not end with building the house. and furnishing the interior. The grounds are your main living room and must be furnished with Trees, Shrubs, and Evergreens to beautify the surroundings. ~ ~ ~ g = ~ -) Now Is the Tinte To Plant e ~ ~ { J beautiful r · rooms ~·· house.. - ing note of harmOn)' to every room in the Their trim. gra~eful. lines ~~er an attracuve note of decoration tn addttaon to their utilitarian purpose of keeping yout walls. draperies and furniture free of grease and smudge. ELLIS RADIATOR COVERS add a pleas- = = = :# ~ In our Nurseries, conSISting of over 300 acres, we have thousands of fine Evergreens, Trees and Shrubs. Why not drive out to our Nurseries before placing your order? Nowhere else can be found more perfect specimens. ~ ~ ~ ~ They are tquipped with humidifiers to control the healthfulness of the atmosphere. Finished to matt.b the tones of your walls or woodwork. Phone Winnetka 265 i ~ = 0 ; g ~ F.D.CLAVEY RAVINIA NURSERIES, Inc. T be Lake Shore's Largest Nurseries Office and Nursery: Telephones West Deerfield Road Deerfield 36 and Deerfield, Illinois Highland Park 3 6 ~ e e ~ ¢~ ~ ~ C ~ 1 840 Center Street Fred A. ELLIS & Co. Winnetka !.auiNIHI...............NIIWIIItiiiiHIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ = ; Office and Nursery one mile west of Waukegan Road ~80888ft8ftft8ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft~ . . ic C C