Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
In Woman's World.

In almost every home there are un-
usually TO bee found some carpets that
because of either shabbincss or extreme
ugliness have been banished 60 the at
tic" says Woman's Home Companion
for September. These can he turned
into a most attractive kind of rug. The
carpets are sent 10 the maker who has
them cleaned and raveled and then
woven into soft fuzzy surface OF
nondescript tone. with "a border of con
trasting color These 'hum rugs are
among the best of the cheap rugs and
do not look cheap at all, and it is a
pleasant surprise TO see how many use
full and charming rugs can be made
from seemingly hopeless old carpet.
TO have them made costs about one
dollar square yard. making the 1919
size cost $l2 The maker usually pays
express charges one way
Much sound advice on the buying of
rugs IS contained in the same article.
In regard to color IL says. "A floor
should be the lowest or darkest tone
in room. then the walls and the
ceiling the lightest OF highest This Is
the natural way and the safest to follow
as a general rule II gives "a feeling
Of firmness and solidity 20 the floor,
whereas 30 the order Is reversed. and
one feels that the ceiling is coming
! down on ones head and thlt lodging is
| the only way to escape a blow. ia
| door should support the wallis In color
as well as In fact but care must be
taken not To make the mistake of
| thinking that strength of color is obtru-
| siveness of color. Strength of color i'm
| the right place will make IT, scheme Of
| decoration a successful and satisfying
| one, but obtrusivenoss of color Will
| make a hopeless failure of Il.
The chief color Of the rug should be
| the chief color of the Walls-nut ueces-
| sarily the same tone, but haumOniZiug
| tones Of the same shade. " the walls
are a soft yellow, "A rug with diffeTnt
shades Of brown. and 90 give the need
ed note of contrast dun soft red and
blues would look well in the room. This
| kind Of rug would also go well with
| green or blue walls. The proportion Of
| the different colors In "A rug may make
| or mar IL for ones special use. Tn
choosing rug Il is best to have feel
| ing Of one predominant color. with the
| other culors adding the snap that con-
| trast gives. and forming "a harmonious
ana delightful whole
|
In the Companion for september is
| also series of Interviews with fam
Gus French modistes. one Of these.
| by Madame Hayct. Us Characteristic;
81 have never seen season OF such
| variety Everything seems 10 be the
mode and every color seems fashion
able. Many things are not beautiful. %
Is true: but then IL is a very simple
| matter 10 avoid them.
we are making gowns for the au-
| tumn and coming winter with short
| waists. pIincesse gowns with long
| waists and gowns girdlcd az the exc
trcmely long-Waist line.
we are fashioning fun skirts
| plain circular skirts and Killed skirts.
our sleeves are both short and long.
TWO things only are absolutely posi-
t.ye-small shoulders and the plvva-
lence of the tailored suit
| Following Is new method Of can.
| ming tomatoes and has proved salts
| factory Scald and peel the toma toe'
| as usual Have the cans sterilized
place the raw tomatoes iu them whole
pour in boiling water to an the cans
| running "a knife around in the cans. 81
| that AN the creyices are hlled thci
| nut on the cover Place the cans lu
| boiler cor large vessel pour boo boiling
| water till ID reaches the neck of thl
can. put the lid ON tho boiler, wrap J.
with "a blanket on rug, and leave unit
the water Is cold, which win be- mex
morning when the cans are opened
The tomatoes are whole and nru
| enough to slice easily.
|
For baked blackberry pudding taN
two cuufuh of -four. into which ha
been siftcd heaping spoonful Of goo
baking powder. one cupful Of sugal
one egg. Tablespoonful of butter am
"a auart Of hnckherrics, cream, surn
and butter add the egg well heatcr
thon stir in the -four. and when we
mixed add the blackborries. mix wei
and bake In creased pan, with rool
| Tor swelling. Serve hot, with sauce.