The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16
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FEMININE TOPICS


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big .displavN of TOYS and things for oHt7 (
'doof sports 4Nalv Fave not i. 1kngwn ef
the fine stock of toys this store carrTes.,s
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Scalloped, Meat. Chop any cold meat,
put in bottom Of baking dish. put over it
a layer of boiled rice, pour over the
whole a tomato. sauce, letting 1T run
through the rice and meat, but do not
stir them. Cover with buttered crumbs,
bake in moderate oven until crumbs are
brown.
Wouldn { some of the masculine
members of your family like to find
one of,sthose fine safety razors from the
Thomas Pharmacy. among their Christ
mas giftse If he is smoker, sup
ply of cigars or cigarettes from their
fine stock viii be sure to please him.
Let them, advise Ton.
Rancid lard may be freshened by fry
ing in IT slices OF raw potatoes until
crisp.
Encourage Young people TO keep
diary. They are valuable as refer
ence book if for no other reason. One
Of those ''Line A Day books in an
attractive binding at the News Store
is Just the thing TO start the habit.
They have here .lnany other diaries of
all sorts and sizes. 49,
When making cranberry sauce 10
serve with your Christmas turkey, add
pinch of soda when nearly done and
| sweeten to taste The soda, by neutral
izing the acid, makes il necessary to use
only about half as much sugar as you
ordinarily would use.
, You may not know that the store Of
| Robbins & CoNlcs is Santa Claus head
quarters for fine skates. See that hi
doesn't miss slipping a pair in, his pack
| for the youngster who is looking to
him to bring them. They can tit the
grown ups too and this cold snap IS 60
ing to make this healthful sport very
popular.
Tack pocket OF stout cloth on the
back OF the pantry door to hold paper
bags and wrapping paper.
No one can .enjov the holidays with
sore and aching feet and as DR.. l., p
Bailey tells me she Is to leave or De
eemhcr 20 for vacation it would bt
we'll to call before that date and have
| ypur troubles remedied..
Cracks in rubber oversnoes may bC
mended with surgeons adhesive plaster
The heels viii not wear out SO quickly
ii piece of rubber or thick felt is fittec
in and covered with the plaster.
+ The qfisiSlassaof fbeautifu al 7snle appso
bpriate- gifts for Christmas at Emerson
| FFurniture Store is at its>best just nov
Serving trays, tea wagons seWlni
/ | tables, work baskets. and scores of othe
ar ticles make the best sort OF gift:
This year especially is. early saeppin
II important for, depleted furniturei stock
cannot be replenished in time 70
EChristmas. - re-
II To keep he7belt of a child's dress@ a
! WAYS in place .3make buttonhole III eac
| END OF the Deit.anu sew tile butNoli III "a
| center of the front of the dress. placin
| small pad OF three or four thicknesss
on the wrong side to prevent tear.
II After n tiresome shopping trip Dire
| in at the Root. Pharmacy and refres
yourself with. delicious hot or co
drink at thpir soda fountain. Some
hem are almost a meal in themselve
| You II find it good place TO rest.
'.no reason for washing out your dis
towels each time they are used is-so Thu
grease win never be allowed to dry in
thena and give them that dreadful dis
towh' odsss IS.
Have Won seen the array of oweate
at fGoednow, ). Pearson Hunt Stor
Shown IN charming styles and colo
any of them would make a most aceeI
= able gift. They also have such eunnu
u wee sweaters for the babies while in t
clothing department are plenty
warm aad serviccable ones for
men ard BOYS.
III One often gets better bath towels !
l her money by buying Turkish lowell
by the yard. and finishing the ends wi
erocAetitig or some fancy stitching.
Ia ENert woman likes 10 have her Ii;
becomingly dressed and still may J
Il rnalize that IT IL rppular Shampoos II