The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-04
ADVERTISEMENTS .
FEMININE Tories

O~A IL OO HI
for warmth, dryness and cheer in spite
OF the cold, damp days of approaching
winter. Among the various sizes and 4
styles at the Emerson store is one just
suited to the needs of your home.
Delightful card tables are mace by enanl-l
cling small tables with black enamel
and IN oil paints, decorating with flower
designs.
1t is a good time to start a savings ac-
count at the Brattleboro Trust company. \
When that rainy day comes it is your
/ bank book that Will help you through
such a time of adversely. Small amounts
| deposited regularly have a way of grow
| ing which is surprising.
| II a hook and eye is sewn at the bot
/ tom of a placket and then hammered fiat
/ the skirt opening cannot be ripped fur
/ tier down.
| Ii you are going to do your holiday
stopping early it is none too soon to be
/ looking around a bit, and | see at the
| RTattleboTo Drug store they have Just
'f7aienetl tifeiF Christmas liiie Of Hudhut' 81
/ perfumes and other toilet goods Manyl
| are in beautiful satin lined cases, which
| add to their dainty appearance
! Some careless laundresses put wooden
I garments to soak just as they do those
Of cotton and linen, with the result that
they very soon become hard and unyield-
ing and are very disagreeable to wear.
Il | hear very often of the Wantastiquet
coffee which is sold at the Stebbins Gro
4 Gerry. 1t is making many, permanent Gus
toners because OF It's quality and medium
! price. This store always has a good sup
ply of all seasonable vegetables.
To cut meringue-topped pies easily, sec
i tion the meringue carefully with knife
T before browning.
e Many handsome fabrics have been so
e reduced in price that with a few yards
e of your choosing and the assistance Of
4 Miss Ida Putnam at her dressmaking
t rooms in the American building, a hand
some gown of medium price will result.
c Dates stuffed with walnuts and baked,
2 being basted with butter and little wa
ter, are said to be delicious. -.s.s.
] Take time by the forelock for your own
| advantage and see about your engraved
S personal greeting cards for Christmas at
4 Vaughan & Burnett's. This is something
e For anything in the line of engraved
cards or invitations look at their sam
pies.
When washing dainty lingerie, few
= Jumps of sugar dropped in the rinse wa
. ter take the place of the usual starehng
ing.
: Few cooks really enjoy frying dough
: nuts Why do it? Buy Fairbanks's and
/ save all that bother and the odor which
I persists in filtering through the entire
house and pertaining ones hair and
clothing. They are but 50 cents a dozen.
1 Date Crumbles: Take two eggs well
:, beaten, one cupful of sugar, one table
: spoonful of flour, two tablespoons of bak-
: ing powder, one cupfull each OF chopped
$ dates and walnut meats. Mix all to-
S eether and spread on two creased pie
tins. Bake in a slow oven three-quarters
of an hour Crumble and serve in tall
glasses topped with whipped cream and
$ serve.
! Keep a good remedy on hand for the
first symptoms of a cold and for this
'ounce of prevention get box Of Rex
all Laxative-Asnirin cold tablets and a
jar of Bronchial salve at the Brooks
House Pharmacy. Those who have used
this combination say It IS practically a
sure thing.
Sometimes one hardly knows Just what
to do with fresh cake that Is too big
to go into the cake. box. If a large crock
is turned upside down over the whole
cake, the cake will keep perfectly for
days The earthernware excludes alt, ar
from the cake and keeps it moist and
soft.
I'D =
4 Mr. p. LaDuISe, Farmer, Says, You
Bet Rats Can Bite Through Metal.
Il had feed bins lined with zinc last
year, rats got through pretty soon. Was
out SIS. A S1.25 pkg. of RAT-SNAPl
killed so many rats that I've never been
without it since. Our collie dog never