DOI Heft:
No. 85 (March, 1904)
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26964#0008
You Must Read
THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE
It is a monthly magazine which gives you ail the newest ideas in decoration and
furnishing, teiis you the fashions in linens, hangings, window curtains, waii-papers ;
describes successful houses costing from %8oo to %4,ooo, and gives plans and pictures
of them. It prints articles on arts and crafts, and tells you how to make furniture,
baskets, weave rugs, make bead bags and candle shades, and a thousand other things
for yourself and your home. It shows by illustrations what other people have done
and what you can do. !t shows wherein taste goes farther than
money: It is interesting and practical and is the only magazine of the kind pub-
lished.
Regular departments are devoted to Notes and Comments from New York,
Home Economics, The Home Garden, Outdoor Work for Women, Housekeeper's
Department, Seen in the Shops, Art and Artists, Questions and Answers (problems
in decoration and furnishing answered by experts free of charge), Arts and Crafts,
Collectors' Interests (china, silver, pewter, furniture, etc.).
The House Beautiful is a magazine which no woman interested in the beauty
of her home can afford to be without. It is fui! of suggestions for house buiiding,
house decorating and furnishing, and is equally valuable for people of large or
sma incomes. ^ HENROTIN, ^iVcif.
Its readers all say it is a work remarkably worthy, thorough, and useful. The magazine costs %2.oo a year. But to
have you test its value, for 50 cents we will send it to you for three future months, including the great April Country
House Number, the largest of the year. Enclose 50 cents and address
HERBERT S. STONE, Publisher
/f. i 1 ELDREDGE COURT, CHICAGO
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AD. VI.
THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE
It is a monthly magazine which gives you ail the newest ideas in decoration and
furnishing, teiis you the fashions in linens, hangings, window curtains, waii-papers ;
describes successful houses costing from %8oo to %4,ooo, and gives plans and pictures
of them. It prints articles on arts and crafts, and tells you how to make furniture,
baskets, weave rugs, make bead bags and candle shades, and a thousand other things
for yourself and your home. It shows by illustrations what other people have done
and what you can do. !t shows wherein taste goes farther than
money: It is interesting and practical and is the only magazine of the kind pub-
lished.
Regular departments are devoted to Notes and Comments from New York,
Home Economics, The Home Garden, Outdoor Work for Women, Housekeeper's
Department, Seen in the Shops, Art and Artists, Questions and Answers (problems
in decoration and furnishing answered by experts free of charge), Arts and Crafts,
Collectors' Interests (china, silver, pewter, furniture, etc.).
The House Beautiful is a magazine which no woman interested in the beauty
of her home can afford to be without. It is fui! of suggestions for house buiiding,
house decorating and furnishing, and is equally valuable for people of large or
sma incomes. ^ HENROTIN, ^iVcif.
Its readers all say it is a work remarkably worthy, thorough, and useful. The magazine costs %2.oo a year. But to
have you test its value, for 50 cents we will send it to you for three future months, including the great April Country
House Number, the largest of the year. Enclose 50 cents and address
HERBERT S. STONE, Publisher
/f. i 1 ELDREDGE COURT, CHICAGO
<3? once. J'ant/arjr anr? T'eAraarj^ ta*crc cnt/rc/.v -rc/rf ctif
tan'rA/n ayTtn rfaj^r o/* ptr&//ca^/cr!.
AD. VI.