The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-22
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FEMININE TOPICS


There are still some good bargains in
overcoats and clothing left at the i. j..
Fenton sale What they have left must
be disposed of quickly so look the stock
over for few last purchases.
TIE longer you cook a dried fruit, the
sweeter it will be.
Mrs. f. p Bailey can now devote some
time to hair work such as repairing
switches and transformations. Don't 90
away on your summer trip or visit with
a rough and ragged switch.
One of the little ten-cent dish mops is
very handy to use where the floor mop
will not reach.
The wearing of glasses is not neces-
Aarily a sign of age, but on the other
hand NAV be an indication of intelligence
in conserving a valuable possession. Don't
be an eyesight spendthrift. Go to Jordan
& Son and see if you need glasses.
Sardine Eggs: Four eggs, four sar-
salt. Boil the eggs hard, cut them in half
and take out the yolks. Mash the yolks
thoroughly with the sardines, seasoning
and lemon juice. Fill the halves OF the
whites with this paste.
s.Klenzo," the liquid dentifrice sold at
the Brooks House Pharmacy, is more
than tooth cleaner and whitner. 1t is
14yhi ah
helps to prevent pyorreah, that dread
disease of the gums, and keeps the mouth
and throat free from germs. 1t is par
ticularly pleasant to use.
Some use piece of white bleached can
vas about two feet square in place of a
bread board when making cookies or
kneading dough. The flour rubs into the
cloth and prevents dough from sticking
to it.
Instead of carrying a large sum of
money about when on a shopping trip
take along a check book If you have no
checking account, start one at the Brat
tleboro Trust Co, and tuck the conven-
lent little check book they will give into
your handbag. If it is lost the money is
still safe.
Thin cream will often whip" if a few
drops of glycerine are added
| This is the time when the youngsters
can have such good outdoor times with
| tricycles, carts, express wagons, wheel
barrows and other toys on wheels. Emer-
: sons is the place to go for these things
as well as for the carriage or go cart for
the baby.
To keep cut apples from turning
brown, place in salt water for few min
utes.
Have you seen those stunning rain or
sun umbrellas they have been showing
} at Vaughan & Burnett's? They are Ger
tainly the last word in umbrella smart
ness. There is a variety of colors and
wrist strap for convenience in carrying.
Ravel some silk from an old pair o.
silk hose and keep for mending others
1t will show the least of anything YOU
can use.
Take an airplane home for the Riddles
4 The Simons Speciality Shop is closing ou
their stock of this toy They are mod
eled after government plane and the,
really fly. There are plenty of other fas
einating toys there, but this is a specia
bargain.
Clean tapestry covered furniture b,
rubbing it with hot bran, relocating tn
brop 7 In,
t-of bran going-one to be using and on
> to be in the oven heating.
= Soiled white shoes are not pretty an
f. spoil any summer costu,- i here is N
excuse for them with tbs COD cleaners t
, be procured at Durham Bros They hav
them for the white canvas, the kid an
| nu buck feathers and you can get splen
did enamel there for soles and heels tina
will not crack or chip off
Before pairing apples, rub little lar
or butter over the hands. Grease is niue
t easier to remove than apple stain, an
does not affect the flavor of the fruit.
4 If you need q new sweater for you
summer outing there is big counter o
them at j. Z. Mann's in every imaginabl
, color, | should say. They are witt
sleeves and without; slip-overs and but
ton fronts and variety of belts an,
sashes, and l noticed, too, the ever popu
lar filet crochet garment among them.
Il When melting chocolate, cut on wa
paper, place on pie tin, set it in the owe
or on warming shelf until melted. Wit
: knife one can very easily remove choco
late from paper and with much less vast
| than when melted in a dish.
: Every housekeeper should be inter
. ested in the display of Winchester prod
ucts in the north window at Robbins