Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-08-27

Among some of the suggestions for
housekeepers in the department of
discoveries" of the September Good
Housekeeping, is one that tells that if
the pan fish has been cooked in is
/ filed with water to which two or
three tablespoonsful of vinegar have
been added. and is allowed 10 stand or
better, To boil minute or two before
washing. the odor viii quickly disap-
pear.
Madam Woisarf has opened her
new psrlor millinery place and it is
most attractive. Wednesday, the
opening day, she sold so many new
fall hast she had to make a trip to the
city on Thursday TO replenish her
stock.
Ii is remarkable what decided diff
ference the time of day will make
even in summer jewelry. Indeed, this
great difference is more noticeable
very often in the jewels than it is in
the gown itself, for simple white
froek can be worn as well during af-
ternoon as for the morning hours,
and chain of the jewels makes the
deciding feature. Needless TO say in
the morning hours the jewels should
be of the sport or tailored order,
Norma Talmadge won by several
thousand votes a popularity voting
contest for choosing the worlds most
popular motion picture star, recently
conducted by the Minneapolis Jour
pal.
What looks more worn and weary
than our summer hats? Now is the
time to change. At Miss Egan's Mil
linery Shop YOU will find new line
of fall hats in duvetyne, velvet and
the attractive little feather turbans.
Madge uanedy's third Eastern
starring production is The Girl With
the Jazz Heart" This story first APP
peared in Munsey's Magazine.
Billie Burke's first picture, under
her new contract with Paramount
Aircraft. viii be 1.-The Frisky Mrs.
Johnson"
Show me the woman who does not
adore cut glass. At Jeweler Shaw's
store you may find cat glass vases, cut
glass candle sticks and some lovely
new designs in cot glass candy jars.
Gems mounted in groups of threes
have evidently caught the fancy OF
the fair wvarers of beautiful jewels
for they are seen in all types Of jew-
els three sapphires, three rabses, or
three enseralds, etc.
For the woman who is hooking for
something extremely practical for
travelling are kimonas Of soft black
satin. These are made in perfectly
plain coat style, with short set-in
Sleeves. Some Of the more elaborate
osies are embroidered in bright colors
and have thin silk innings to match
] the embroidery in color.
A. Gilman & co. are closing @a'
their electric lamps. These are new
goods they have only had shor
time. They have mahogany standard
and pretty silk shades. Trey an
marked down TO figure that Gill b
of interest re you.
Another Good Housekeeping
suggestion Is an easy way OF cleaninI
the broilsr pan. Just before platani
the meat on the bI@iler rack, Cove
the bottom of the broiler pan viii
water. thus allowing the fat from TIL
meat TO drip into the water. Thi
does away with tine usual smok!
kitchen, and the fat never catches fire
Barpins having their principal gem;
at either extreme on the bar were new
earlier in the year and they are APP
pearing now not alone with single
gems but with full gem-studded mo
tifs at either end of the pin.
The muggy, not days we nave beer
having make one realize the necessity
of owning numberless waists in or,
der to keep that fresh, well groomed
look. At the Ladies' Speciality SHOP
there has just been received new
line of white wolfe waists and some
poplin waists in black and white.
PATTY PUTNAM.
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