The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-17
GOSSIP AND ADVICE FOR THE
WORLD or WOMEN.
Brushes Play an Impot tant Part in the
Household Care and economy.
There Must Always be a Large Sup
ply Of Brushes on Hand, as They
Make the Housework Easy and
Spare the Hands.

ply Of Brushes on Hand, as They
Make the Housewor< Easy and
Spare the Hands.
brushes. as every good housewife
knows. are an important part OF the
household care and the household
economies. There must always be a
sufficient supply OF brushes on hand,
and these must always be kept in
good condition.
One OF the newest and bes. inven.
tons In the brush line is now on the
market, and is called radiator brush,
10 the housewife who has tried to re.
move the surplus Accommodations OF
dust from between the pipes of a
steam radiator This brush will partIcu.
larry appeal. The handle is long and
the brush is narrow, allowing easy nc.
cess to the dirt covered parts.
A new sink and window cleaner is
useful thing to possess. 1t is made
with brush on one side and mar.
row strip OF rubber on the other.
which serves as dryer.
A good article to have near the sink
resembles a small dust pan. and at.
tachcd to it IS brush, which is invaI,
liable in cleaning the sink.
An important brush for the cleaD.
ing Of the sink has just arrived on the
market. and owing to its usefulness
and cheapness bids fair ODE The most
popular of sink cleaners.
A new idea is being shown in the
way OF furniture brush, the bristles
being graduated in size, the center
ones being tn elogest, which permits
the user to remove the dirt from the
creviees and buttons of the furniture
Feather busters are as old as dust
cloths, but are still considered by
some persons as the most essential of
art eXterminators New IDEAS are
being worked into the manufacture of
these busters all the time. one of the
many good points in their favor is tho
detachable handle.
CuSDtdor brushes are great boon
TO those whose lot is to keep them in
order. The brush part is about three
lhches long. square and made of the
same brist7y stun as the scrubbfnp
brush. The handle is long enough n
reach the bottom Of the deepest Gus.
pidor.
The sanitary brush is one of the
greatest of household conveniences
The handle is very long, being made
OF wire. and the bristles entirely cover
one end Of the brush. No bath room
should be without one OF these
brushes.
When one has in the kitchen a small
plate cleaner the greasy pans and
kettles are minor consideration. Tho
article mentioned has IL small, half
circular piece Of rubber which is held
III Place by wire or heavy Tin handle
After this is drawn over the dishes n
fe" times all the surface grease is re.
MAYED.
There are hundreds Of other brushes
of almost equal value. but time and
space will not permit II mention of
their various uses. The above are
only few, but may serve to prove to
womankind that brushes are a very
necessary accessory to the modern
home.
The latest adornment for womens
heads that is sold at the SHOPS is a
hatptn that is only stickpln. These
are in amber. amethyst. jade and
pearl. The pin attached Is only fin.
ger long. These are used to catch III
the pompadom to the Trim OF the hat
Only one color must be used On a hat
at Tine. This Is true of hatpins as
well as these small hairpins.