The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-12
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FEMININE TOPICS

One way of giving the rooms freer,
cooler look during the hot weather is toj
put away some OF the pictures from theI
walls. Like the heavier furniture, they
will be enjoyed the more when returned
TO their places after doors and windows
are closed
If you need the services Of a dressmak-
er | would advise you to go to Miss Ida
Putnam, room IA, American Bldg, who
mas just opened workrooms there. You
will find her experienced and reasonable III
her prices.
Before making French seams, remove
the selvedges, as they are liable to shrink
III the wash and quicker the seams.
| was much interested in the display Of
sport hats at Mrs. Smiths Hat Shop to-
day. She seems to have something to suit
all ages and styles from the simply
trimmed milan to those more elaborate.
| noted much artistic use Of the fashion
able pastel shades
! When making buttonholes first overcast
he edges, then work closely in the usual
way a buttonhole worked so viii never
fray or be unsightly.
You will want I take advantage of the
i offer Of the f. G. ark grocery which
Iwill sell for the ensuing week a pound
Of 35cent tea for only % cents. In these
days of high prices little bargains like
| this should not be overlooked.
Before starting on the canning for the
year, look over your equipment, and use
none but that in perfect condition Re
/ place WORKOUT equipment with new and
modern for hard work on a hot day
should not be rewarded by failure-anC
failure is often the result of lack Of prep
aration beforehand
saw some tinted photographs, al
framed, at the News Store today, any o
which would make an acceptable gradua
ton or wedding gift. The scenes wer,
lovely and the frames artistic and the!
were priced at only Sl25.
When the Machine Needle Sticks-I
the machine needle sticks when stitehin,
heavy cotton goods lightly rub the lin
Of stitching to be done with piece o
rather dry yellow soap, and the needl
will pass quite freely into the material
The Brattleboro Drug Go. has every
thing for the comfort of the baby Tn
'Laco' imported CASTLE soap they carr,
is the finest | have ever seen 1t is alb
solutely pure, viii not turn yellow an,
never gets rancid; their talcums, too, ar
: Of the finest
To keep sparrows from eating lettuc
III the garden man placed five-foo
, length of old BLACK rubber garden hos
: among the lettuce, curling it SO that j
looks like a shake, and he saws the bird
do not come near enough to detect tn
-t=frhudt "d - Go'91s 'ciaur"A aat +igsar
sec that the Simons Speciality Sho
i has something entirely new for amusin
Il the children in the Liberty blocks" whic
II are displayed in their window. They al
II interesting, instructive, patriotic and II
expensive and | am sure child wouI
find much enjoyment in a set
II When the yolk Of an egg is desired Il
II garnishing, II is not necessary to boil IL
H whole egg to obtain the yolk. Separat
Il the white and yolk without breaking ii
1 latter and poach it hard in sailed waite
II The white can be saved for many 9th,
II desirable uses.
II As usual you can find just the rigl
u thing in cards at the Hopkins Flow
: Shop They have line of congratulate
: cards for graduation which fill long f
II want. Their dainty designs and appr
II pirate sentiments make them just t
II thing to send your young friends.
II When inserting a tape into the neck
II waist Of garment be sure TO sew it fir