Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 122, 27 March 1912 — Page 23

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1912.

PAGE THREE. Mew. Locaffion New-LccaflSoim

CatrrifsL 1I1S, by t J. Robinson.

iHB Uble ware of home or

a Nation laftaoerally conaidred a reliable Index to the taate aad reflnement of Its people. In nothing else are

taere greater poMlbllitiee of grace and twauty, wider variety of lorely forma or more ciQalslts color combinations. The honae wife who doea not rejoice la her cat glaea and china la Indeed a "rare aria In terra," and unfortunately it la, from thla ray taate for pretty thlaga that the greatest decora tire

Oaagara may artae. Strong electa In

great variety in pattern and tone mar the appearance of the table, the china cabinet or the dining-room. If one must mix miscellaneous pieces and sets.

It moat be done at least most Judiciously. For such -arrangements, however, there are no rules, one can only rely

on an Innate aenae of harmony which,

If they poaaesa will prove a sufficient

guide, and which If they lack, advice

can acarcaly aupply.

In china, heavy decoration la to be

avoided. It la permtsaable indeed upon mere show pieces, but often aadly out

of place on artlclea designed for the

practical aerring of food. The after dinner coffee la the only exception to

thla rule, and that because the bever

age itself la of oriental origin, and a decoration In keeping with the ornate

aplrlt of the Eaat la therefore not Inappropriate. In glata It la well to prefer Rock

Cryetal, Bohemian and Atutrian warea to the more ordinary cut glass, though

In the best patterna thla la etill the

aode upon well appointed tables. The use of glass, china and pottery

for purely ornamental purposes seems to gain popularity daljy, and Indeed no

more . effective decoration la possible

than soma gem of the Ceramic Art

carefully chosen and well placed. A rich climax to a rightly planned color acheme, may often be achieved In a bright toned bit of pottery amid surroundings of deeper huea In a shaded book or cornor. ;Aa an adjunct to flower arrange Lenta, pottery Is to be highly conaldared, and Tor thla purpose, simple

(forma In plain finish are moat aul table

land pleaalng

There are many exquisite American warea on the. market whose p'ala, unadorned mat surface In, aoft greens, bright purples, yellows, reds and browns, or whose simply adorned exteriors, with suggestive floral or landscape treatments in variations of the self tones, Mend harmoniously or contrast delightfully with the varied huea) of flowers and greenery. - Cement In age toned effects, plaster in ivory finishes, brasa and copper re

ceptacles are often likewise lovely background for growing plants or flowers. Art lamps are another decorative feature of the modern home, and here we have the widest latitude of choice imaginable. Standing lamps or sidewall fixtures are as a rule preferred to the central chandelier, though thla la etill permissible with the. right Bettings. In choosing fixtures, one aboul-1 look well to their appropriateness for the

Interior, and be sure that they do not in any way clash with the colon, line, or period of the general decorations. For standing lamps and table lampav the lady of the household mar often) Tsshion the moat wonderful shades) upon simple wire foundation frames with her own fair fingers, finding abundant auggeatlona for reproduction or adaptation in the decorators' shops or the lamp departments of our large Btorea.

WALL PAPER. TME

ime Cair Laffl 4WDoIMMD Mils

ALL KINDS Gold Papers Plain Ingrain Papers Two Tone Effects Varnished Tiles (For Bath Room) Ceiling Papers Decorations, Etc Etc.

MjtDlIW and have your papers reliulL 11 cprvpii lintel vnn want f hpin

BRING YOUR ROOM MEASURES

Tie 5 mi 10 "Gent Wall Paper Store 404 Main Street IZTXZTZ Richmond, Ind.

l 8

Main Street J

I ft'V 7-JnBSJBBBBBJBjBJBa-

Can You Make a Better Investment than a Diamond?

SPRING JEWELRY

S 1

Main Street

With the moving of our store we brought along our new spring line of beautiful jewelry. This line is especially adapted to Easter and for your children who graduate in the spring. Come and see us in our new headquarters.

618 Main SI. ED. L. SPENCER SlSUtlaSt yr

aV ' ,c

1 r

Artistic Wall Treatments

Copyright, 1912, by L J. Xtoblnsoa.

HBRB are two wave of arv-

proaching the decoration of

uur waits. av.T.-uruiiis as uui taate does, or doea not run to

wards pictures. For the lover of these, there la only one form of wall treatment the simplest, flattest, and least complicated offering an Ideal background for the framed gema of bis collection. Plain, unfigured wallpaper, and wall coverings, generally, have for thla reason, a wide vogue, as have also those In which the flgureis unobtrusive and quletlow in tone and In relief. Much Is to be said in favor of these plain walls, in aoft dull tones, cool or rich as suits the fancy of the house

holder. Simple panellings also possess the same virtues and the same charms and one can scarcely make a mistake in choosing these effects. There are however, on the other hand, arrangements as graceful, aa artistic, as elaborate, in carefully workedout dadoes, friezes and panels, presenting in themselves a complete acheme of embellishment, similar In feeling to mural painUng. In libraries and dining-rooms, particularly, tneae dadoes and frieze effects are appropriate and charming. The mistake of hanging pictures on auch walls should be avoided, and even plates, mugs, steins, etc., should be omitted from the plate rail of the average dining-room, thus decorated. A landscape pattern, or a vine-hung lattice doea not look well when broken

by a stein or a plate. The effect to fllogical and Inharmonious. , j

in general, one snonia always stokm heaping embelllabment upon eaabelllas ment. aa the result Is aa absurd as "to ' gild refined gold, or paint the illy. . There la a certain quiet haraoay; about frieze and dado decoration, unbroken by any other adornment. Its virtue la reatfnlnssa its danger, monotony. Many find an agreeable compromise In having the walla of the living rooaa nlaln with mam- nlrtnrea. the, had' -

room daintily panelled, with oreotofine, matching in pattern the flower festoons which border the panelllnas, aj4 library and dlninr-room In frelae effect.

with plate rail and book-cases. , - , Here Indeed we have that variety which is the "Spice of Ufa." - - -" - t

GEO

mtgmgHmmmmfBmk .- SJBnsBaSBBSBSBBBSSSSJBBBBBBBBBBSSSBS) rpSSSBBBBSsT BBSSBBBBBaB SSaV jaBBSBBSBBaBBSBSBBBBkk . ,. . " aSSBajj- f

Mflcelhiinnioinidl9 ExcI1mS,vb IFflooir Coceirtirajgj

A Choice Selection of Spring

MlKBlTIKDir. P(E(C(DlTMn(D)IIIlS

And

FlldDdDir . CV(2irniniQi For the New Home, also to Replace Those You Will Discard with the Spring Cleaning.

We are Sole Agents in this City for the Famous Make of the Elairollwficlk & Mjmflnee Of Which We Are Now Displaying a Large Rones e Patterns. We Most Cordially Invite Year lessee- jtlon of these Famous Rags and Carpets.

3.

HARDWICK & MAGEE EXTRA QUALITY BODY BRUSSELS made in 40 sizes is the best -Brussels rug made and comes in many handsome patterns, and a large variety of colors. We feel satisfied in claiming this to be the most complete and comprehensive line of high grade Brusseels rugs on the market and the quality is positively the best. Price, size 9x12, $29.00. Other sizes priced in proportion. Other makes in Body Brussels rugs, size 9x12, $18.50, $21.50, $25.00 and $27.50. Larger sizes in proportion. HARDWICK WILTON made in 36 sizes. Hardwick Wilton Rugs are as firmly and carefully woven as the rarest of oriental rugs. They are lustrous, elastic pile, of finest worsted, that is as durable as a royal Kermaushah which costs hundreds of dollars. The delightful blending of their colors, fastness of their dyes and their mirror-like sheen recommend them to all who wish to purchase ornamental rugs of unrivalled excellence. HARDWICK'S BUNDHAR WILTON RUGS We offer this as the best value for a popular price rug, made of lustrous worsted yarns. No pains or expense have been : spared to have the designs and colors equal the high stand

ard of better grades. This rug is made in all sizes: 9x12, price $40.00. Other sizes in proportion. Other makes of Wilton Rugs at $25, $27.50, $30, $35. OUR PRESENT EXHIBITS ARE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING LEADING DOMESTIC MAKES THE HIGHEST GRADES OBTAINABLE Bigelow Wilton Rugs Roxbury Tapestry Rugs Bigelow Body Brussels Rugs Roxbury Velvet Rugs Bigelow Axminster Rugs Smith Velvet Rugs Hartford Axminster Rugs Dimick Velvet Rugs Smith Axminster Rugs Empire Tapestry Rugs Axminster 9x12 Rugs from $15.50 to $30.00 Velvet 9x12 Rugs from $15.00 to $25.00 Tapestry 9x12 Rugs from $8.50 to $20.00 We also have in stock a large line of Carpets by the yard, with or without borders of the above makes Ingrain Carpets, all wool, cotton chain, and union carpets. OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS In Oil Cloths, Printed and Inlaid Linoleums, we handle only the best, standard makes, both foreign and domestic, in both 8-4, 10-4 and 16-4 widths. A NEW LINE OF CHINA AND JAPAN MATTING From l22c to 65c per Yard.

LACE CURTAINS AND NETS BY THE YARD. New and complete lines of spring styles are shown in all the effects required to furnish a house elegantly, or economically. We Invite inspection of this large and complete assortment of Curtains and New Decorative Fabrics for Spring, 1912. PORTIERES AND DRAPERIES We show all the new colors in plain and band bordered effects in -Portieres, ready to hang. We also have in stock, Tapestry, Silk Damask, Velours, and Repp goods, which we make to order. Do not buy your Lace Curtains and Draperies until you have looked over our line. WINDOW SHADES We are headquarters for Window Shades'and Shading in all widths and colors. Curtain Poles and Rods in all Lengths. CARPET SWEEPERS We handle Bissell's New Cyco Ballbearing Carpet Sweeper, the best made. , Try Our H. & H. Soap for Cleaning Carpets. ANY TIME AND ALL THE TIME YOU WILL FIND OUR STOCK TOP NOTCH IN QUALITY, AND ALWAYS RELIABLE IN PRICE :

C0KC3 Main

Mo moii

TTBii (Dsmlly EscDesiive Cainpsll amidl srapsuy Etouns to ESflcHoEaK&zil