Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-17

green walls, with a frieze of sage and
ochre, with the cornice of ochre, the
ceiling of buff, the upholsterings of
dull green picked out with red, and the
draperies of ash picked out with dull
sage and red
Pale green woodwork may have deep
green walls, a greenish-gray, with sill
yer on the frieZe, cornice of gray
and silver, and the ceiling of the same
The upholsterings should have similar
colors, relieved by old rose, and the
draperies should be of gray.
Old oak woodwork may have old red
walls, with tones of old red tapestries
on the frieze, the cornice of old oak,
the ceiling of gray olive, the upholster-
ings of old blue and old reds, and the
draperies of antique gold.
Mahogany woodwork may have self
tones of old gold and yellow walls,
with a similar frieze, a pale old red
ornice, citron-yellow ceiling, with
the upholsterings of warm olive-green,
and the draperies of deep wall color.
Cream woodwork may have soft,
warm blue wall, with frieze of ivory
tones, with blue tracery, cornice the
same tones as the frieze, ceiling of
ivory pink. and the upholsterings and
draperies of muddy amber.
Old oak woodwork may have Gobs-
lin-blue walls, or drab with a frieze Of
Gobelin-blue, reds and drabs; corn
ice of light drab, drab and blue CELL
ing, upholsterings of russet-yellow and
blue and russet-yellow draperies.
Light golden oak woodwork may
have pale blue walls, with frieze of
dark golden tint, cornice of medium
gold tint, with some blue, light gold
entint ceiling, upholsterings of blue,
with some light yellow, and draperies
of pale blue.
Cedar woodwork may have mulberry
red walls, the frieZe and cornice of
lighter shades of red, the ceiling of
cream, the upholsterings of the same
class of reds, olives and gold, and the
draperies of old ivory.
Chestnut woodwork may have an
orange wall, the frieze of deep yellow
toned with red and black. and paler
colors for the ceiling; the upholster-
ings shoupld be of one prevailing gen.
eral old blue, draperies old blue, with
orange.
Mahogany woodwork may have
Pompelian red walls. the frieze of
sharp olive-green, working up in corn
ice lines Of duh red and blue to pale
olive ceiling; the upholsterings should
be of Pompelian red and the draperies
of a soft orange yellow.
Olive woodwork may have Indian
red or Indian yellow walls, the frieze
of dark blue and the cornice of pale
olive; the ceilings should be in ochre;
the uphoisterings may be treated IN
prevailing yellow or Indian yellow,
draperies of yellowish-brown
Plain walnut woodwork may have a
wall of yellow ochre, with frieze of
olive-brown. ochre and olive-brown
cornice, buff ceiling, olive and red
for the upholsterings. with draperies Of
brown. oehre and dull blue or red.
Fawn color or antique OAK WOODWORK
may have dark. dull drab. with a frieze
of Gobelin-blue or red. dull drab,
Gobelin-blue or red cornice; light drab
ceiling, with upholsterings OF drab.
Gobelin-blue and Gobelin-red and
draperies Of blue and Nils-green.
Sycamore woodwork may have cafe
an lait walls. with an ecru and copper
frieze; copper. gold and ecru cornice;
light ecru ceilings; warm tones of cop
per and gold for the upholsterings, and
ivory. cream and pale blue for the
draperies.
silver birch woodwork may have
dark chamois and silver walls, with 4
sea green frieze; ehamois, sea-green