The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-20
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FEMININE TOPICS


Bury your lemons in a box of clean,
dry sawdust and they will keep for
weeks. Some persons even keep them
in glass jar, which is also good
idea, but does not preserve them as
long.
One of my readers who went to pur-
chase a bottle of Leigh 5" bleach and
freckle lotion at the Park Drug store
replenished her stock of toilet water
from this line which she enthusiastically
declares is the best she has ever tried.
They have Lavender Virginia clover"
and Jasmine" each one fragrant and re-
freshing.
You will find it quite a saving in
time to place a piece of paratfin paper,
by means of thumb tacks, onto your
bread board, and on this make your
dough, biscuits or rolls, then when
through simply roll up the paper and
burn it. Leave the tacks in the board
so they are always handy.
Make your hot weather cooking as easy
as possible by having the proper utensils
to use. If YOU will make little tour of
exploration through the kitchen depart
ment of Emersons Furniture store you
will be surprised to see how many mex
pensive and convenient things for your
/ kitchen you can pick up there.
! A simple way to sugar stuffed dates
is to drop them into a paper bag con-
tanning powdered sugar, and shake
them around, gently, and they viii be
| nicely coated.
Make the most of your talents. If
you have natural singing voice join
| Mrs. A H. Brasor's summer vocal classes
and let her teach you how to use it.
When it is necessary to drive your
machine during a rainstorm, you will
| find it convenient to rub the surface of
the windshield with kerosene oil and
/ the raindrops roll off and do not OBJ
struct the view nearly so much.
| If you are getting your supplies for a
camping or picnic trip or stocking the
/ Iarder of your summer cottage, take your
/ list to the Cory Market where you can
/ get so many things You will need; Meats,
4 fish, fresh vegetables, all sorts of canned
goods, cookies, crackers, butter, milk and
cream, all Of first class quality.
1t is a good idea to throw the cork
of a bottle of glue away and stop the
piece with a candle end, trimming the
stump to fit. The glue will not harden,
and the "eork" will not stick in the
bottle
Miss Grifin's little shampoo shop is
such busy place. Make your arrange
ments ahead whenever possible to avoid
disappointment.
+ Prunes boiled or steamed to keep
their shape, from which the pits had
been removed and a stufing of chopped
nuts and cream cheese inserted, are
said to make a tasty salad. Serve on
/ lettuce with mayonaise to which
whipped cream has been added.
There are few nowadays that do not
know the good qualities of Palm Olive
lstock mp with it whenever sale is on.
The Miles Grocery is selling a quantity
of it at 10 cents a cake and they also
have Polar White" made by the same
1 firm which is said to be an especially
fire laundry soap, for eight cents.
Do not let your colored clothes hang
out in the sun any longer than is nee
essary to dry them. In fact it is bet
ter to hang them indoors, if there is no
convenient shade in your drying yard.
| Many men are buying their winter
lovercoats at the Z. J. Fenton fire sale,
the only damage to these garments being
faint odor of smoke which will soon
tbe gone The insurance adjustment de
mands that the stock be sold out, so if
the right size can be found it is rare
chance.
Put a good portion of vinegar into
the clear water in which you are wash
| ing black stockings to set the color.
| A good plated ware will last more than
| a lifetime as many can tell you of Rogers
| lS47 fiat ware which has been handed
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