The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08
FOR THE WOMEN
TO THINK ABOUT
Especial for The Reformer.)

nass In wear aoain wbenaver reou;red All
tnb materials IF soiled shopld he wasbe,
and ironed starched too if thew reomire il
Some saw mt clothing away rouob dry
tbat ~ s+arcb and IT, oreasaS caused h,
;r r,%r v,t rot tbn Goods and oanse crac;ng
~ Wat oytan+ th;s i t,na 4 migbt i,
dificnlt 10 Slate When one eeas wb;t,
ekirts come out fresh and white and wbol,
in tho snrino after tbe wear and tear anf
starcb and iron If twenty ar moro summer,
and winters one thinks # possible thai
rott;ng isn,t Wholly caueed hv garment,
bo;nn oloan and sn,ootb and st;ff Int nor
jiEelv bv moor soan or chemicals of som.
sort which arc not tboronoblv rinsed ont
Rv ali means Law away THINGS ready tr
wear II is not necessary 70 rearranee
Gowns for newt simmer at This time Feb.
rua,v or March IS better month in which
to cnt over sleeves change waists and Give
them tbe 1910 air and shane Tn nntf;no
laid into hacking boves chests or trunks
Never abandon them r. omen shelves and
hooks in closets Did Won ever notice how
mich dnst and smoke collects on walls and
ceilings during tbe winter The same coat.
ING accnmnjafes on summer clothing if II
IS allowed TO hang in The omen This an.
nl;es TO hate and iacl[ats as veil &C tbe or ar-
| ticles that have been lanndered
M 1ro11o,. Co. :. oo4 ;a4:t,,4:
me Nahet ialr Is ereaC INSTITUTION
Ione nay - ii1e anu I;IospeIIt ~ Is
ott,l ,t H. eo-
@ ~ tLI d. ~ s'.ei IL pr1l-
Ience .hat thss iiiIght oS, anu 'haC they
deS Stl Moueih lletil9us anu Chelr re-
1, 1 IL IA Gums SEWING,
sl 34NI:: ana Ine NE, Would oe Welcone
az ION ai1u iiilsnI ui11,Ince SQlle
ol the sales counters ne Haley lalr
VIII VIII az us enterprise anu up-uo-dalehe
IMPORTANT lmprovemeint.that IS, an ample
W '1 ~ g r where h lnucn neeuea. ne ne
rol;o- H. oo+,,oI s,ea,in frn thirlt j.; ~
tenevG tnG actual ~, su'lerlng ron tnifs1 IN
onree loc2tles: ms however, Is not doh lone
vi Sd 1:iii pau INell lduGets III tuos
H. aLe Vi ii'.le Halue suos alt Piace1! 50 low
IT, ~ 10 MI III ellenr " ~ mo
!ne , 'llail " oi ' Ine W.T. anu II Cnele
~ ~ ill., roVtl 10 ple'tnC uip'l"si ana Ihtn en-
SnaI '1e 'aJN ,4'o tIe 'u1,S ~
WI, nt 49, AZ 49,, WI , ~ AZ;
ny ~ cotti tne Cups 10 prevent up.
ping Ping, an ;t, SOAKING the cups, ana keep at
rrInu 1 1el;mer 10 give a"dl OF 10 sell 10 az
dnet,aTJ aft tl,e cups SiiT tn
~ ues.loyeu 9lter oeIlS once useu! IN
taeSG li'hes When ahtfc-tuoGrculosls CUPS
of dn aili9iIlatloh lor tne prevention
mo = ,h anu p,oFipe nl1ails u aVeLcoll
ItIo,+l ,,t;Ia III go ~ SEEMS
s,,l,i;or ~ looh a11er sanitary wafer
VIM y ilay f nov occur TO many VINO attend the
~ ~ n"il E 4l allei year aiu are USED
~ f % tnies are, p.G 70 Ihe stranger
WY ~ lol we nIeI tline Nislts C1e grounrds,
Gov n ~, III NV WIZ nave aItendeu year alter
~ +b ' ), 4 ~ oecoille uSeu 10 thlnes
So,,t ' f HSgus ol t1ls sor1 pre-
setU ~ PtfH aS. torclplE ana at once. Not
~ aL-ltll DldctS- where DeO-
Se as,sseamt;.{ " ,,.o,,,n as,,oa;oii,,
the atCei'ioii VI "on.eh, e'peoi'iiy'
IN theSe DAYS the last OF the preserving
and PICKING Is belng done ounce pre-
served al alone or with sweet v apple, or made
INTO jelly Is delclous; sometimes the cores
ana parlhgs are polled IN water Which Is
drained OIL and added to apple Jelly to
mayor IT, IN making sweet pickles a SAFE
RUE IS seven pounds Oh 1rult, three. and
nan pounds OF sugar, one pint OF vinegar.
MS forms pasls Tor operations. Spices,
pepper, green peppers, onions are added to
taste' or py various rules, according 10 the
style OF pickle wanted, Whether sweet ana
spicy or sharp and peppery. Fears should
be peeled and peaches also or immersed !
IN warm wafer ana the down carefully
wiped OH. Whole cloves and stick GIN.
namon are most USED 1or these pickles. Ii
the quantity OF sugar Is TOO great less may
pc USED ana more vinegar added TO make
half-sour pickles.
How DO you Iook IN the morning: Is
question asked by one OF our city dallleS.
III Is the very worst lllhe IN the gay 70 looN
10y Wv H. ~, ,,l Iii Nv ~ ft
W i%st' anu r. IN ~ oatns+ - ~
GU ~ IIf ,m1 s,'r,;,s fJJao ~
ll,1,hd,, ~ barI.5 do, IT,
10y plS " a 10y
~ a. " W 80 49, - Io+ H., -.
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nc Iloi II WY +I, ~ Ron
l,.,I; ~ ~ III 49, :; IN H. Io,9
inc dress in nreference to faded and worn
ont finery. 7 once read OF a woman who
became convinced that she would wear her
old vermont togperv inst as long as # was
in sigbt and knew that If was insuited To
wear and NOT fl for If So she
burned If nm fearing that if II went info
+ bo rag-bag She sbould renent and null II
ont II is a GOOD idea TO emil ont the old
useless and nnsiphtlv garments that have
accumnlated AMONG the morning dresses
and disnose Of them effectuallv in some
,rav II i not necessary 10 be wastefuI in
making over it should be ripped in pieces
and put into the sewing room
Women generally dress their hair much