The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-20
ADvERr1sEHErTs.
FEMININE TOPICS

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Kidney beans seasoned with minced on.
ION or onion juice are said to make a
good salad.
Clapp & Jones have plenty of Brat
eleboro, B. II. S. and college banners
now. Why not get a Brattleboro one
for your ear and if you have a high
school student in your family include
a B. H. S. Il
Faded cotton goods may be bleached
by boiling in cream of tartar water.
If you like sween chocolate don t
fail to try that eva Meta Mohawk =
| chocolate at the News Store. 1t is de.
licious and different. If you sample
at you will be sure to return for more
as | did. The price per cake is seven
cents.
Castor oil is far better for oiling
squeaking door or the casters of the sew
/ ing machine than almost any other agent.
Apply it with feather from the duster
i MIS-. u. bdlley eAHOTIS US TO keep
our feet off our mind, but many of us |
need her help in order to do So Take
your foot troubles to her. She knows
how to bring comfort to sore and ach-
ing feet.
Liquid will strain through chamois in |
one direction but not the other
What is song without expression |
Mrs \. II. Brasor, the vocal teacher,
pays especial attention to this phase
of voice culture The singing of her
advanced pupils show the results of
such training Mrs. Brasor S telephone
is GIN.
When the furnace fire is out and the
oil heater is brought into use remember
/ that you will secure a stronger, more
! steady flame if the bottom of the wick is
frayed out for an inch or more.
| Send a birthday card to the kiddies.
on can find such cunning ones at the
| Hopkins Flower Store for all ages be
!, ginning with the one -year-old Then
E for the older ones including grand
mother and grandfather are many with
just the right sort of a message to show
) |
/ Do not waste bit of spinach, for it
is one of the best of the spring vegetables
| \ small leftover portion may be nodded
into small ramekins or cups, turned out
when cold, and dressed with French
dressing or mayonnaise, making dehci-
Gus salad.
III Many bought hammocks at the sale
lat Emerson's last week and other things
ire going to be needed to go with them
Make your porch inviting through the
summer with pretty rug, comfortable
chairs, etc. All these can be found
r here. tIai ta9s faf- 4a-" r~
III Pads of cotton batting rubbed lightly
: over the walls above radiators are eff
fectual in removing the soil that aceumu-
ates there. Long, soft strokes will do
the work better then heavy ones.
Ill Go to Miss Griffin for anything per
I tanning to the hair. She not only
| ,hampoos and treats it but she has
| pins, nets. combs etc, and will order
I other needful things for you.
III Two things to remember in making
| white sauce will insure its always being
he right consistency and never lumpy
The first is to use one tablespoonful o
| butter and one Of flour to one cupful O
milk, and the second is to add the mill
lfter it has been heated, and never wheI
is cold.
Ill The heart of. spring bride woul(
II he delighted with any one of the llaut
some pieces of silver displayed in tn,
window of the Thompson Jewelry Store
II | his sweek. They haze some especially
H harming tea anosseffce sets and may
II nnaise bowls as well as other uscfu
II Kings in hollow ware. at
Ill Grapenuts Pudding: One quart milk
II one full cup grapenuts, let stand OF
Ii | stove until soft. Add four eggs slight
II " beaten, a sscant cup of sugar an(
II pinch of salt Bake IN anoderate over
II until firm. When cold serve Will
II whipped cream.
:! Have | ever told youe what a splen
did assortment of gloves is to b.
found at the store Of Goodnow. Pearson
& Hunt Every member of the famil,
from the youngest to the oldest cal
be outfitted there in either kid. sill
or fabric gloves. Silk gloves seem t
be great fayorites this season and the,
have all the desired styles and shades