The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28

AL. ,,..,mss, M hundreds u nases ~ishln
Ia i.st 1ffta<n year., and that ~hrir ieI
lo@sd fsithfaih many oifss hA'' wv
elected,
m. MA, ever Roiiee Advertisements lot
,adsr...r show ias d0uhle breasted ssf
ms.,, an si,h ehs SIDE tapping iaf eyrf
,Is ethst side instead u having az "isn
lns In The middle II the iFoh. WIZ sash
small buttons that u is almost tml"sslns
10 krrp them hailonoif bad sssI ".sIs
"a you hos maeh better pIpisriirn 80. ~
sarmenis would sise all msheffs ~ N.
h,.,,s,sd fot ehlldTsn, bat lhey afr ahal,l
IN. ioT adults and would be oonan'ohp
ls,t M our ssofrs II nc would ihsisi ui.h
Ia.ins them. 4 substitute may IL niAlls
ia .raing 10 the e,isr oi the ofrfla ~
fseont A slrip IL similar JERSEY material sA
inrbss wide, supplying buttons and ba,'
t.,nLnl,,s Tor fastening the unattached si.ir
~ ill., garment. This would prevent the
shill ulon the ehasi Que often ioels When
facing The Wind which blows through The
halfslasod ffuni Of the undeHest OF union
sul,,
Orange Mood s,leks made for cleaning inc
nnsrr NAH are convenient Tor many
household purposes Cover 'hem WIN
10th and they will clean corners and
sr,vie.. IN woodwork, around the handles
az china pieocs. in cwases Of GLASSWARE IN
Der upholsier, buttons. etc,
Perhaps you have a pretty Whiting table
,st al eni0nne afilel~ -blottef, Nti'ihs
rad. aud Iaperhohrr, paperNcishi al
he same material completes the sri How
a Nauar -
uold lace, lie with gold cord, I'LL With shot
ono fourth ward 81 three or iourlnch rug.
Ion trimmed with any metal lace will
make dainty pap-rweight 10 match any
writing sf,
The nat week il has been stated that
ia. most gigantic trust ever imagined y
under consideration for the control and
manufacture ~ every article that goes 10
make ~ a wuman's wardrobe, Ncs, going
hack 10 the production OF the raw mate
nal. the ownership of sllkworms. cotton
iced. and even the kdlets from whose
kim. gloves are made. From such a com
hine may We be- delivered Otherwise, We
may vel, raise lax and wool ia our own
gardens aud ilrmyards, spin and weave the
materials. and wear "homcspun OF our
own making.
Money and the girl. especially spending
money and the girl. may seem like ideas |
wholly unrelated 10 each other Much |
depends. however, upon the girl and her I
bit 81 spending money, How can she 1
!, arm 10 he generous, or economical, or 70 |
have a fair degree OF judgment in buying 4
unlc-s she has a sum. be Il ever 80 small, 4
ii her own from which she i expected 10 j
provide herself with certain articles OF 1
t.eiulncss and he privileged to save or /
give ior herself il she 50 desirest II she I
has M money nj all, no matter how much /
she denie, herself she cannot gain person /
ally by IL. Ii .hc i. eXtrayagant she can
moi know 10 what extent, because she has I
no hills 10 pay and little idea of cost and .
value. Girl who have had unnecessary |
money spent for them for corrections and .
IuNnIies. when given an allowance Of an
equal amount sometimes have preferred
Ia uut aside considerable proportion Of .
i for more important things rather than .
,uend Il for irifles and have learned by /
experience TO spend wisely. II consistein-T
with family finances the beginning must
be made with a very small amount weekly /
pr monthly.
'Our whitest pearl We never find:
Our ripcst fruit we never reach:
The Towering mpments of the mind
Drop half their petals in our speech
Holmes. n