Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-22


IL u-''"f rus !. : be- III , : 3r.iFa'
'l4.t : J. ~" Customary l. nl.'A'' II;
.rFc;- lu--: 'n> dictates i:ie i.iii-
Gait. experience! IL Getting rue oi
rAact -;/'.>. Fr those Who Hike Inc
G"rp.-: pie tie I'Nal Administer car
l'1~ With w"pi backs are se.eclc" 10Y
tne.r !uNu:."n> -. tn">-: thtct may D"
had in the new dark color, with Persian
d->'gas entirely cp'rring the GROUND
and al,o III the gay il"riatr'i patterns
already mcii "ned. u" SOFT 'el'et,
ilhe VI" u''tr- are a!>o III most varied
patterns. ami A. particularly handsome
III the Ptr-iaii designs, AMI III Spllioer
hlu" or red -d"iacr-. dotted with small
black figures Of palms or other leaves.
then competed 10y an elaborate borlrF'
\ novelty giNInE TIE effect II enc
nile covering = mai" oi the waste "o"l
nf AAmn>''l ana N"'Iurll' catiet@
woven without dt>i@ll. b!lt III The rich-
est r0iur;ng SEEN IN ourh carpets. lhc>e
cost Hl..O ar - Nafd, ana are very Ell
fcrtive when mad up ;t> h"rdrrri rug;
that is. mol fitted into III" corners 81 the
room. leaving about eighteen Inches or
two of margin around the entire room
This >pac'. may br lest i'arr. AMI the
floor be- painted. or 1t may be covered
with breadth OF the ingram ming mat
Is now 's>"d III choice low tones OF cox
or. lh.> "lil!'ng may Also tie h;;d III
imported velvet Competing, bnt me IN
gram /, most used. ana !, seen win car
pctS oil the finest 4'lalllv. Inc low.
fnp shades D1nnpIIDn
are most used Tor filling out the spaces
beyond rugs. Crimson tint> are avoid
ed, As they do not harmonize with the
subducd color, oil Eastern rugs or OF the
carpets that initiate them Sometimes
an ingram filling OF solid color /, made
to cover the floor entirely, and then the
rich rugs are thrown upon 1t; TINS Is
done where great warmth Is needed.
In country houses Chimes" matiinGS OF
checkcrcd straw sometimes take the
place of the filling a aco1crlng tor the
floor. and the rugs are then easily used
or removed with changes OF the wealth,
cr, For those wh"can afford hard-w"od
floors OF lnlald designs. the Persian and
India rugs offer quaint and d"llcite COL
orlngs, and OF these the antique rugs
that show 81 CHS OF use by their softcnrd
tinf> are chosen The veivrt-like text
ure AMI sheen of these are shown i'll the
prayer rugs from the interior OF l'ersia.
lii tlir Bohhara patterns. and III the long
narrow hrraiths that are designed for
halls. The light GhordcS and smyrna
rugs are pretty for chambers ar gay lit
tie Sitting-room> OF summer houses.
while the great Turkish rugs As large rs
carpets in the dark red and blue OuShak
color, ar" liked Tor large dinlng-roomS.
libraries and halls. The modern rugs
MADDEN Berlin with plain centers and
rich borders are really carpets all IN one
piece. large enough to cover The room
The measure and shape OF the room are
taken. and the rug can he woven to or
der. fitting the floor III every part. As
las already been said. experienced deal
ers advise people who move about from
Louise to house, and whose small means
will not buy valuable rugs. TO have car
pets OF good quality made up as rugs,
instead of buying the cheap rugs now in
the market.
For handsome rooms the Wilton car
pets remain i'll great favor, both the
English and American Wiltons giving
excellent service, and their designs be-
ing of the best. The moresIue Wilton
designs are very effective. being woven
in q new way that twists the yarn, and
gives the appearances "i chenille, This
mores1ne effect is also seen i'll the stand
ard body BRUSSELS carpets. and these
nave all the fine low color' and Eastern
designs shown in the WiltOnS. AXmin-