The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-02
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FEMININE Tories.

When altering a blouse for any real
son il is a great mistake to move the
shoulder seam to the front. A far bet
ter plan is that of dropping it back
ward instead of forward.
If you enjoy dainty and well madeI
underwear see the line of garments made
of the finest nainsook which Miss Lila
them is to purchase and they arer sure
to appeal to the Christmas shopper.
Call at 10 Linden STREET. T.. .It
Knitted or crocheted articles may be
dry cleaned by sprinkling over them dry
flour and allowing it to remain some
time, then shaking it out. The dirt
will come out with it.
On Saturday from 10 a. m. to six
p: m: there viii be a Christmas sale
of dainty hand made things at the Rest
Room. Do not miss seeing this col
lection of lovely things SO suitable for
gifts.
Put the required amount of soap
flakes in a strainer and pour your boil
ing water through and you never will
find specks on the garment washed.
A holiday line you will find we'll worth
inspecting is that of Nippon hand
store. 1t is a choice and dainty assoft-
ment of odd pieces and small sets which
would delight any housekeeper You
will see many other gift suggestions
there also.
In boning girdles of sheer materials.
color the bones with crayOns of the de-
sired shade and they will not show
through as much.
The increasing sales of those pack
ages of potato chips at, the StebbinsS
Grocery shows that people have found
them good. Try a carton with some of
that excellent sliced dried beef they sell
in bulk and take home some of their de-
liciOus home made cake.
Keep a small piece of cloth on your
machine and stitch on it between seams
to avoid the needle becoming unthreaded
so often.
Pyrex. the practical Christmas gift,
Many housekeeperS are getting an ont
fit of these glass baking dishes and an
additional piece will be very acceptable.
The. Brattleboro China store has a very
complete line of these dishes from the
popover cups to the large casseroles.
Graham Popovers Mix and sift %
latter sifting) cup of graham -four and
II teaspoon salt. Pour on slowly ?
cups of milk. Beat , large eggs until
very light Add to first mixture and
beat again for , minutes. Turn at
once into hot buttered gem pans and
bake in a hot oven 80 minutes. FIJI
pans even and pour batter from a
pitcher.
Even the woman who fries her own
doughnuts will enjoy a respite during
the busy holiday season and will buy
Fairbanks to save time. She may find
that it win save money with the present
I cost of eggs and frying mediums.
The best uwag. to remove stains from
tiled hearths is to rub them with kero-
sene and sand. This should be used
in the place of soap and water. To
fkeeD ties fB~gOOd conditfon sfTey SsEhor rtd'
be washed twice a week with a little
KEROSENE and water.
BE sure and visit the basement of the
| J. f. Mann store and see the Christmas
! tree for the babies as well as the counter
and case filled with lovely and dainty
| things in their wearing apparel and
| toys There are other Christmas coun-
| ters in this section, too, which you VIII
want to see.
| Three tablespoons of cracker crumbs
make a pleasant addition to an omelet.
| There is nice line of white livery
| toilet ware at the Thomas Pharmacy
which doubtless you have seen in their
! window this week. 1t is as much to be
/ desired upon the feminine toilet table as
ever and a person makes no mistake in
! choosing one or several pieces for a holt
day gift.