The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-06


A square of some bright colored /
Georgette crepe with two ends edged
with white ermine or a dark fur is
worn as a light evening wrap by some
of the smartly gowned women.
Neither broken glasses or brok
en- vision are much good until re-
paired. The repairing of broken
vision means thorough examina-
ton and skillful fitting of correct glass
es which Jordan & Son are well
equipped to do. The repairing of brok
en- glasses is also a quick and satisfac
tory service at their optical shop.
It is said that a carrot cooked in a
kettle of fruit juice that will not Jelly
promptly overcomes the trouble without
marring the flavor in any way.
Most of us are purchasers of gloves
at this time of year and you should see
the stock of the Huntress- Adams store
which is now very complete They show
many desirable styles and colors in fab
ric or chamoisette, warm wooden ones
| for winter weather and everything that
the most fastidious could desire in those
| of kid.
Apples and cranberries make almost
as good f'sauce" as ounces and ap-
| pies.
What could make q more practical
| Christmas gift than a handsome cedar
| chest2 The Emerson Furniture Store
1 IL L. L.
ing moth proof they make an attractive
piece of furniture and most conven-
lent receptacle for many things be-
tween seasons.
When putting away knives, forks
and spoons which are not to be used
for some time, wrap them in waxed pa.
per and pack in a box. am told that
this will keep them bright for long
time.
With the entry of the social season
one begins to think of getting some
thing in a dress hat which will be suita
BILE for afternoon affairs Mrs G. III
Smith, with her usual preparedness is
ready to show you some of the new
ideas in this sort of head gear.
In order to keep we'll. maple syrrI
should be in tightly closed receptacle
and in place that is dry and cold FIX
nosure to the air and heat ruins the
flavor
Aside from their worth as toilet re-.
0uisites, the attractive way in which
the Jonteel preparations are put NJ
makes them a desirable and ornaman-
| tai acquisition for any dressing table
and many young women purchase tho
complete line because of this A good
suggestion for Christmas gift.
Never throw away paper bag II
YOU don t want them for anything else
they are ideal for inelosing the jars
of fruit that must be kept dark if Their
color is TO be preserved
The aluminium sale at the store oil
Robbins & Cowles begins Saturday a
nine o'clock a. m. Read their illustra
ted advertisement in another column
and be on hand.
Date Cream Puffs-Fill cream puff
| hA'ii iitiAbuIC VI nuts, udlbS an
whipped cream; roll in sugar and serve
The puffs, if made very small look NOR
= dainty and 60 further.
II How convenient and comfortable a
II electric heater is for warming up som
H chilly room or cold corner The invest
| ment of $l1 in one of those handsom
II Universal radiators at the Brat
II tleboro China Store will bring in bi
1 dividends of solid comfort.
II Mock Caulifower: Chop together !,
Il small head of cabbage and l stall
II of celery. Cook 80 minutes or unit
Il tender in just enough water to cove
II When done add l cup of milk, seaso
II with salt and pepper, add a small piec
II of butter and thicken little.
II Mrs. E. P. Bailey is closing out he
II line of toilet articles, such as talcum