Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-02
FOR WOMEN AND GTRT.s

FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
!. Colored-bordered towels ana
men should not be washed ny. taple
"n q stfong alkaline scan nor 80
nns " the washing powders or , mltli
l pounus IN the market. All tbeso e s'lil
stances start the colors.
Sunshades are as CAV as rho h
1ooks' IN TACT, as though the MAJ i
i;'o u them had tried to rival tba ,nI-
4lller III spectacular effects Tho 49,
eoleS that promise the most nonular;t
are nat and OF japanese shane / 49,.
pai asoi seen among the paraphernaIia
Vas of fn ~ trunk that was southbonnd
vas 9I Whlte silk painted with a Iana-
nese ~ landscape with a girl prominent a;
~. 10 see picture go drifting off do,, %
ne street with only a glimpse here a m !
tn1;r VI us subject is gong to he Tan
G;na Tor pedestrians. One can ina
If +1 2oit Oh perlpatetic picture gallery
81 the KIND. beautiful sunsh9de IF
ivory white silk is embroidered Viii ~
| tints. P"ie@' Ma0Fe
Gret9nne is now enjoying an hour Of
c c,iu1lpn. 1t no longer appears in the
~ o0 1e9.sS OF other days, but Is toned
/ &c
! 1t IS used, for covering dressing f. he's
!ounglng chairs, and Chesterfield concbns
! III ones bedroom. Garden hars apI
pafasols are made of it. and flowers cnt
i iioln the fabric are appliqued ON net
otou uses Inc cretonne waistcoat is one
~ ehe successes or the season. A par
1 5lCulaii! good pattern shows mass Of
od"n PINK and Doauye sweet peas climb
| work. "
| FOR country house a happy colnbina-
ll0n that follows the prevailing nanpI
scheme is wall done in light green niain
paper, the frame being in trellis effect.
WIN roses climbing over and through,
| 'oei-toned stripes are shown in all colors
ana are particularly good for halls
Those done in dull reds and browns are
| specially charming and do not require a
| oordef, the picture mOlding being sufi-
cent. An excellent way of decorating n
very nigh ceiled room is to use a self
toned striped paper to within n inches
OF the top, finishing with one Of the ere
tonne effect papers as a frieze. The
same pattern appearing in the haneiuns
and little in the upholstery gives a
most artistic uniformity to what might
otherwise be barny-looking place
The most firmly settled of all fads in
wall papers and house furnishings is
that papers and hangings shall be ex-
actly the same. In all the better quality
OF lowered effects the same pattern is
seen III cretOnne, and there is no doubt
/ of the charm of such a combination. The
one danger is in OVERRIDING. Window
hangings are sritable for upholstery. vet
| used in this way the finish is excessive
and most tiresome. One way of introduce
| ing the pattern into the chair stufTs
| without safety is to select a plain color
that appears in the ground and then use
bands of the figures. Curtains may be
| done in the same way, a plain green
ground of denim or other cotton stuff
with wide bands of cretonne down the
edges and across the bottom being one
popular design.
| 1t is we'll not to add the sweetening to
whipped cream until just before serving.
| The sugar is apt to cause the cream to
settle or separate.
| The girl who wishes to render the We
| randas OF the summer cottage attractive
| should take time by the forelock and
make up an assortment of pillow covers.
| One of the most serviceable tops is of
| a new material which closely resembles
| leather and comes in red, blue, green and
! leather shades made up plainly and
1cIuScu WIFI IlIldlIUH lcdIueI lIIuS6
| Burlap covers are embroidered with flow
| er, foliage and bird designs, or with wa
| ter and rural scenes, and are finished
with fringe made by fraying the edges
| of the face and the back and the back
| of the pillow top.
| Many of the simple house dresses this
summer will be made with the Dutch
| neck. The neck is often trimmed with
plain lace insertion. To prevent this
| lace pulling out of shape when it is
washed it is we'll to haste a piece Of
newspaper under the lace and then stitch
| the edge of the lace on the machine:
stitching will go Il long way toward
keeping the lace N it's original shape
The newest thing in millenry is the
veil with small flowers attached at the
| top, where it is arranged around the hat
| Several wells differently trimmed would
serve to altogether change the aspect OF
the hat but this is not the Partisan idea
| A small blue turban in dull spiky blue
straw had a face veil of blue net with
tiny shaded pink and red roses caught
irrepularly around the top. This was so
mt on that the rose outlined the crown,
and there was no crushing or catching
| of flowers and veil as is the case when
the veil is adjusted over f1oWers.
When cooking fowl, it is well to add
ninch of soda This will greatly I'M
nrove the flavor of the meat.
.What am | going to do with that
niece of blue print paper and that lace|'
said said a. young woman, as she took the
lace lace and pinned it on the blue print pa
ner and then exposed both to the sun.
4 II am going to get an impression Of that
lace, You see, | want to match 1t, yet
| dare not risk sending 1t through me
t tl,'' hint for the match myself. SO shall
make NJ dozen impressions on the blue
nrint PAPER. These will show up the
p pa tie to perfection. These prints
a pn'' sending to a number of stores, and
hann nuentnallY to match my trlmmlng