The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-13

Some one sends in a simple remedy
tor ivy poison which is merely strong
solution of common salt and water;
Battle the affected parts as OFTEN ana
as long as the itching persists.
If YOU are interested in garments Tor
little folks, you should see the conslgn
ment of lovely hand made things at the
Blue Lantern Gift Shop. Dainty dresses,
washable hats, etc, and the
ekiddie- creepers" are certainly the cum
ningest things.
Fruit juices are as wholesome as
they are refreshing. Try current -ade,
raspberry -ade, pineapple ade, rhubafb-
ade for change from lemonade.
Those who have foot troubles which
need attention are reminded that DIR. +.
p. Bailey, the chiropodist, will be back IN
her office for business tomorrow.
Strawberry cocktail from the Modern
Priscilla: Hull we'll favored berries,
and cut them in halves, or quarters IL
large, then chill and drop them into
slim glasses or sherbeu cups. Pour over
them a tablespoon of strained orange
juice, sweeten very delicately, ana
stand the glasses in the refrigerator
till required, then sprinkle shaved ice
into each glass and dot with q little
very finely chopped mint.
At last reliable remedy for freckles,
liver spots, moth patches and other SKIN
discolorations. Get bottle of Leigh
Bleach and Astringent" at the Park Drug
store and while there see the other fine
toilet preparations of this make that
they have just put in stock.
To clean a Panama hat take cup
of flour and enough gasoline to make
paste. Rub on the hat with a brush
and let it stand until dry. Brush again
with a stiff brush.
Have you tried Tea Table" flour yet?
Those who have used it are quite con-
WINGED that all / have said OF it is true
| 1t certainly does make the most feathery
| of biscuits and rolls. Try it for dough-
nuts, too. If your grocer hasn't 1t, tele-
phone f. Crosby & Co.
/ Repeated washing with buttermilk
viii keep the hands soft and smooth.
hit is an excellent summer wash espe-
/ cially and soothes and heals and helps
TO bleach tan, sunburn and freckles.
Shoe the flies. and mosquitoes with
Whitmans Shoo-Fly Cream. Mosquitoes
are said to turn away from it IN disgust
Il Ii comes put up in a convenient little
tube and can be procured at the Thomas
Pharmacy for the small sum OF p cents.
i=,Nhen packing flowers thstsfe>to be
sent or carried some distance, place
the stems in cut raw potato. This
keeps the flowers fresh and nourishes
them.
Your visiting friends viii enjoy the as
sortment of cards at the Hopkins Flower
Store if they wish them to send away
or for souvenirs. The Vermont cards
and booklets make pretty remembrance
10 take away and there are hundreds Of
others suitable for amy ocedsion.
A hot brick on the end of your iron
ing board makes an admirable iron
stand because it keeps the iron hot
longer. Set It onya piece of asbestos,
!, Many June bride is just starting II
In her new home and there is no ON
article of kitchen furniture that will b.
| more helpful if she can have one than ;
| kitchen cabinet. She should look at thos
mt the Emerson Store which are the las
| word in kitchen convenience and com
| pactness and get their terms.
Slices of lemon in the boiler viii
] whiten the clothes without injurinl
! them. Use freely.
The cream which the Cory Market SELL
is real cream" not a thin apology TO
it. 1t is very convenient to be able t
get cream and milk at such centrall
located store as this clean and up-tod dat
little market and provision store.
To freshen cold biscuits saturate
: it out as dry as possible. Put the bis
cults in it and put in oven for 10 o
r. minutes until biscuits are hot AM
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