The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-02
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FEMININE TOPICS


In order to have curly hair in bath +,
ing, when one S hair is naturally |
straight, many of the young mermaids
have had to resort to artificial means. |
They purchase naturally curly hair by
the yard and attach it to the bathing
cap, pinning their own curly locks back
tight. In this way they Look as attrac-
tive at the finish of dive as at the
start This is not new idea, but it is
a good one.
At Donnell & Davis's | see that they
already have quite an assortment of
pretty velour and velvet hats for fan
wear, as well as new ideas in the ever
popular feather turbans, which make
such a pretty hat for the first of the sea
son.
| From now until October is an excel
lent time, to set out evergreens, both
trees and shrubs. There is just one
one reservation though. The work
should not be done in time of drouth.
Fall planting of evergreens has several
advantages and is usually quite as sue
eessful as when the work Is done In
the spring.
For the past year or two, first class
manicuring appliances have been hard
to get, but they tell me at the Thomas
Pharmacy that they now have plenty of
fine manicure scissors, nail files and
cuticlc knives, etc. If it's for manicuring
they have it.
Mint Lemonade: Boil ! cup sugar
: 4 All
cup mint leaves and let stand until
cold. Add the juice of three lemons
and strain into glasses half filed with
cracked ice Garnish with sprigs of
mint
Before deciding upon gift for the au-
tumn bridge you should see the "Univer-
) sal' line of nickel goods at the Brattle-
boro China Store. Casseroles, baking
dishes, chatting dishes, steak planks and
c percolators arc but a few of the useful
, and attractive things in this line.
: If brooms are to sweep clean, they
should be washed occasionally. Try thi!
way: To two quarts of warm water ado
four teaspoons of household ammonia
Let the brooms stand in this for hal
water, and, if possible, hang in the SUI
to dry.
Have YOU made the acquaintance We
of Peter Patter,'' Polly Flinders.
Tommy Tittlemouse." and 'Dadd,
Duck" and Mother Bunny" You vii
meet them in the chiIdren's books at tn
/ News Store along with many other in
n ba+ no ahjlIrn
| will love-
III Celery Sandwiches: Put one Gu
| chopped celery and one hard boiled eg
I through meats chopper using finest Gu
litter. Add eneo qtEtTter tup emayonnais
! and pinch of; Salt if necessary. Sprea
l between thin tsices of buttered brow
j bread.
A visit to the Huntress Adams Stol
:, shows that they are quite ready to fit o,
II the September bride, the autumn tours
or the school or college girl with ne
II coats, dresses and suits and all the var
II Gus accessories of a new fall wardrob
II Fruit Salad: Soak one teaspot
II graduated gelatin in two tablespoon
II cold water and dissolve in onc-thi1
II cup boiling water; then add one CT
II ginger ale one-fourth cup lemon juic
II . tablespoons sugar and few graf
H salt. Strain and let stand until mi
u ture stiffens Fold in one-third cl
= Malaga grapes, skinned, seeded and c
=, in halves; onethird cup celery, scrap
and cut in thin slices, crosswise; on
third cup apples, cored, pared and c
in iulienne shaped pieces and TO
tablespoons canned shredded pineapp
Chill in individual molds.
1t is easy to have comfortable b
room or bath room on chilly night
- morning with one of those rejecting elo
- trio radiators from Horton ID. Walker
On rainy day a damp and chilly roc
may be made dry and cosy without stal
ing the furnace.
= Summer Styles for 1919
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