The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-06
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FEMININE TOPICS

Rhubarb and Orange Marmalade: Put
three pints of finely cut rhubarb IN
kettle, and five cups OF sugar |
and the grated rind and pulp OF nine
oranges and cook until well reduced.
Turn into small jelly glasses and seal
when cold.
If you feel you cannot afford one OF the
large and expensive electric fans, let me |
suggest that you get one OF those
medium sized Westinghouse Whri-
winds" which are priced at Sll at the
Twin State Gas & Electric Co can
say from my own experience that they
are satisfactory and can do great work
in the breeze making line on hot day
Kid gloves seem to soil more quickly
after they have been cleaned with gaso-
lene, but sprinkling of talcum powder
seems to restore the original finish.
Use more ready cooked meats through
the hot weather. At the Cory Market
YOU will find many such that are whole
some and delicious. Try some of the
Derby and ''Delicia'' brands of canned
| sausages, etc, or from their counter get
meats: Beef mutton, chicken, tongues,
boiled ham, corned beef or pressed ham.
+ Cheese custard: Beat one egg slightly,
add u cup cold water, two tablespoons
heavy cream, one tablespoon melted
butter, one tablespoon rated cheese and
a few grains of salt. Turn into an indi
vidual mold, set in pan of hot water and
bake until firm
Have you seen those chic bathing
suits at Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts :
Arrayed in one of them with a pretty
cap to top it off the bathing girl can
feel that she has the correct thing in
swimming suit The younger set viii be
lsure to like those in the brilliant cerise
and other bright colors and their assert
ment of caps reminds one of a millinery
shop.
Paper cups are more convenient than
! paper plates for the picnic salad.
Did you know you could get the Bon.
ME b. hair nets and wells at the News
Store? The nets are the cap shape anC
sell for 10 cents each and the veil;
which cover the entire head and face arr
% cents. Bonnie BIS" are well and ia
vorably known everywhere.
Good Housekeeping tells how hand,
| salt, pepper, or sugar carrier for hiking O
camping is made: Saw from a bambot
stick a section seven or eight inches il
length, having a joint in the center. FIJI
one end with salt, and the other will
sugar or pepper. Then insert a cork il
each end.
Never have 1 had such wonderful
biscuits and shortcakes as since | use(
Tea Table Flour, said a woman of my
acquaintance last week and | myself car
say-"ditto." 1t is certainly unsur
passed for hot breads of any kind. Let
your next -four purchase be "Tea Table.
/ I'm quitesure you viii be pleased.
In number of cases, treatment will
I yeast has been effective in increasing tn,
weight of those who are below norma
weight. Take one after food twice
day. Yeast is rich in vitamihes and vi
] tamines are essential for growth.
The Thompson Jewelry Store is dis
playing in their window this week some
a
and they have many more inside. a few
well chosen pieces of such silver add
much to the appearance of ones tabl,
and the edibles seem more tempting wheI
served from attractive dishes.
The following prescription for seasiek
ness may be found useful on some vaca
ton trip: Take four grains sodium bro
mde after each meal for two days be
fore beginning a sea journey, and foul
: after each meal for the first day of tn,
Journey. The dose may be taken by add
ing the sodium bromide to a few grains
of sodium bicarbonate and mixing in ;
glass Of lemonade.
Many have had the impression that
the fire sale at the Fenton Store wa,
mainly of summer goods, but such is not
the case. 1t is a splendid chance fol
men to select some fall or winter under
wear or a winter overcoat, which ha;
been in no way damaged enough to dc
trace from its wearing quality or ap
Ipearance.
| Saggng cane seats may be frightened by
: washing the bottom of the seat in ho