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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 17 Nov 1928, p. 51

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WINNETKA TALK November 17, 1928 improved State Bank Estate North Shore and Loans property Try ist Co. Use Linen Damasks for Spreads, Curtains _ The latest novelty in home furnish- ings is linen damask for curtains and bed spreads. Delightful color schemes may be carried out, using tinted cloth, and the room hangings will have that distinction which has always been as- sociated with damask linen. Linen damask bedspreads may be had in charming colors to harmonize with the room furnishings. A bed- spread of this material, with the fine sheen of this finish, will invariably brighten any room in which it has be- come a part of the decorative scheme. pr -~- No other floor covering ¢ : Oriental rug. Its beautiful colorings Indeed Oriental rugs create the able; one lives more comfortably, : freely and thinks more clearly in an "kad wholly charming. We invite your early inspection. rx: YPN Our large plant in charge Epa of your fine rugs and carpets. Zo OAT Inc. Oriental Rugs--Carpets--Linoleum Expert Cleaning--Repairing--Laying s11 MAIN ST., WILMETTE Wilmette 1949 ; 404A 400000 AMAIAMMALMAAMM BAILS RIENTAL ROGS; compares with the superb necessary life to the artistic atmosphere of the home. atmosphere irresist- breathes more ! In anticipation of the winter season we have added many new and beautiful Orientals to our large selection. Special Cleaning Facilities of native workmen, is ex- :velv built and equipped for the scientific cleaning arn They should be cleaned and brightened now in anticipation of the long winter months when so much time is spent indoors. Mestjian Bros. University 5050 Th TAA (i Bw, J Inge" reais --_-- furnish the atmosphere <2 ---- (=F (= 7 Ne. A Ba AE A Tae gh a a aaa a hh Lai \) K/ ne /! | Z. A fla L777 THESE HINTS MAY SOLVE GIFT WORRY to Annual Christmas Giving Person Hard to Please Is Not Difficult Now The annual Christmas present time is approaching, and the problem of giving something to the person just a little hard to please, the person who has every- thing, is almost upon us. What could be nicer to give such a person than a tea set in the new modernistic design? Something for the house, a gift which may be enjoyed wy the family, this tea seryice is ir, tour pieces. The diamond shaped tray holds a flat-sided tea pot and a triangular creamer and sugar. If it is to the young person wearing a diamond a dower chest would make an addition to her furniture. Any num- ber of unusual and interesting designs in chests, from the walnut finished ce- dar chest to the elaborately carved Spanish, Venetian, or quaint Dutch chests will make an acceptable present. Etchings Are Good For just a little thing, a most attrac- tive etching will fill a bare corner or fit into a portfolio. A wrought iron candle stick or two would fit nicely into some homes. ~ Della Robia plaques might find a comfortable resting place beneath a friendly wall light. A new needle- point bell cord may be just the thing that is needed this year. Perhaps in the silver service where one is often a guest, extra teaspoons: or servicing silver spoons are lacking. To the family where the open fire is a constant joy, there 'is hut one gift answer; something for the fireplace! Many north shore shops are: showing unusual andirons and fire baskets. Or, if the family has andirons, send: a fireset or a wood basket. Clocks have been a popular gift for the past year: or so, but there may be a home where the latest design has not been introduced. Crystal Always Popular Crystal glassware will always be pop- ular, no matter what else comes in style in .the meantime. And gold and white china.on a. white linen table cloth will always be used. Speaking of newer things, bone china from England is be- ing used. for the newest service plates. Service plates, according to one author, used to be called "conversation plates," a subject béing painted on the plate to give the bashful diner something about which he might begin conversing. - A dozen novel service plates would make a lovely present, as would one of the new waffle sets for Sunday night sup- per. And now, for the person who loves fine fabrics, there is always one solution. A piece of fine brocade, damask, tapestry, or other material which will fit in beau- tifully in the home will fill the heart of such a person with joy. Where an ugly door leads into a room z. wall hanging. of a beautiful piece of material will conceal the door. - The garden enthusiast will be happy receive a new garden book or two.. Even the wild flower - enthusiast is -always looking for new books 'acclaiming his hobby. An order for a special kind of bulbs or plant cuttings might: thrill the person who has long wanted something for his garden that he has not been able to find or that he has considered just a little too much: of 'a luxury for his garden allowance. The 'panels of a room may be pre- pared in either the scenic paper copied after the French and English or in the new modernistic papers. The comfortable love seat has come to stay as an item in the living room. They are upholstered in satin, brocade, or mohair,

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