Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21

room loaded with bric-a.brac and ologged
with unnecessary furnishings Is n distinct
and continuous burden demanding con-
slant care to be kept clean The finishing
IF possible, should he OF hard wood, oiled.
the floor of the same material with a large
rug In the center
ORIENTAL RUGS.
In looking for floor coverings romem.
bor there is nothing go artistic and nj
tho Same time serviceable as Oriental
rugs. Carpets wear thrcadbare I'm n
short time, to say nothing of their being
the greatest harborers of dust ana mi.
crobcs of all sorts. In order to keep
them in n sanitary condition they must
be frequently and thoroughly cleaned.
and even in the best houses this is sol.
dom done moro than once a year fire.
ruently not as often as that In tenc.
ment houses. say the doctors carpets
are no more nor less than a positive and
constant source of danger 10 health
Rugs. on the contrary. inprov, with
age, while they can be carried OUT.
shaken and aired at least once a. week
In buying a rug for dining room select
one that is heavy and docs not slip
easily. The rugs made by tho nomad!c
| shepherd tribes of the Orient arc OK
| cellent for this purpose as they lie even
| ~ and wear like iron. Among those arc
| the Yuruks. Oushak, Genghis and
| kazats In selecting any rug or Garnet
| the directions given recently by Professor
| hoare ronoction nAf,ar ,oo,,in,, VI
| net for , tirno - he .a,,, .,o,ono 81, -" or
| II some ono thing standr ant IN hoid
| iaf tha-a 4, o,ae.st -. -. ~" re-
| sign. All should blend into an indistin-
guishablc blur when the eyes arc closed"
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ian LIE MA / NIX Or IRIAINS.
If you cannot afford good lace curtoirs
| do not get cheap onos for no.hiry s,,,,ti.,
the looks of n room, .o niliCli, a,,
| makes ii look common as j,1itntio,, 1a,<
| Never use Nottingham pra-tv r,i.b
point curtains can be purchased 49,.
reasonably and there are any rurnt.ar -
dainty nets to choose from rnr h.d
| and dining rooms SOiss or ,nuelir r,,
be bought as low as c0 oants v.rd
The ruffied muslins and scr,rns arc re-
| placed in popular favor bv those Win
| few t,cks and n broad horn so,,o %
the prcttiest bedrooms Mt the Mar.b,
Washington Hotel In New York have
the tucks running dov, tho s,d ,,5
across the bottom. while the edges oro
finished with the old sbioned ,so-,.,r-
tine" braid sewed on noir- hv no,rt
These curtains have the merit a.. "doinr
up beautifully and wearing indefnitoIv
, Nearly all the new curtairs aro buns 90
as to touch the Window siii ro+ tha 49,,
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artistic, besides taking lose cIoth--rot ,
bad recommendation Curtain. oro h,,r .
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| in use
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