The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-14
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To keep fatirons clean let stand in
hot. Soapy water to which two table
spoons of ammonia has been added for
about 20 minutes.
If You will make a visit to the sale
rooms of II. IL. Taber at 1874 Elliot
street you will see many things which,
appeal to the thrifty buyer as
we'll as the lovers of the antique. His
purchase of u large part Of the collect
ton of china. and bric-a-brac of the late
Mrs. Starkey completes a fine line of
such goods for the inspection of the gift
buyer. There are many attractive piecesl
of furniture also. /
Never leave milk standing in a tin
can, but empty at once into a crockery
vessel.
Golden Bantam corn in cans can be
procured at the Cory Market. You know
the name Golden Bantam, stands for
corn that's sweet and tender n | am
sure you will find this so. They have
some excellent pickles in bulk now. both
the plain and the mixed which you will
want to sample.
If tired of plain ~mayonnaise dressing,
try adding chopped celery or a chopped
pimento.
A poem YOU may not nave read Tea
Table flour. the flour of the hour 1t
makes bread white, it makes it light. In
Santa Claus's pack there'H be many a
sack-a pleasing gift and one of thrift.
Say it with flour.
Never fill cream puffs until just be.
fore serving.
Are you looking for an umbrella?
Have you seen those at the. store of j.
r. Austin? He has many smart ones in
black and colors with the latest ideas
in handles. There are many good look
ing ones of cotton taffeta as we'll as those
of. silk. You will find the prices right.
Grease the top of cornmeal mush
which is to be cooled m sliced for fry
| ing and it will prevent crust from form
ing.
Why not get an outside THERMOMETERS
for dad so he can keep track of the cold
weather? They have a fine line of them
Of all kinds at the II. NJ. Wood store.
! And here is something for the little
! folks: A Kiddic-Kar for S1.75. You
probably know that is a low price for a
toy of this kind. You should visit their
toy department.
If a heavy quilt is soiled put it in
warm water and soap. let it soak awhile,
| then stir around. hang on the line ana
throw water first on one side then the
other. If it is put in the shade 1t viii
not be streakCd. .
The Thomas Pharmacy has two very
attractive Christmas window displays.
They show a wide variety of goods. per
fumes. toilet waters. white ivory pieces,
stationery. etc. A part of one is devoted
to an array of. confectionery of fine quail
ity. \ most tempting display it i.
Rub a little soap on a damp f%ianhvl
dip this into the stove polish applyat'
the stove and polish whgnI dry with 4
brush or cloth, rubbing vigorously "a
There is generally Someone on xqul
Christmas list that desires a ring. ant
if you are going ring hunting see ult
hundreds NJ tho Thompson Jcwelry store
Rings for the babies and children, son
and stone rings for mon and 50 MANI
beautiful ones for women set with dta
monds, pearls and semi-preclous stones
To remove ink from silk. etc. satur
, ate the spots with turpcntine, let remain
several hours. then rub between tn
hands. This will also take ink out O
cotton and worsted goods without in
jury.
You will be hard to please indeed
: you cannot find a bathrobe to suit "
) at the store of Goodnow. Pearson 1
{ Hunt. 1t makes no difference whic
member of the family it is for, they hay
them for father, mother, the girls, boy
and babies, all warm. comfortable an
well made and waiting to be wrappe
for a Christmas gift,
Cork can be made acid-prOof agaiHs
the action Of powerful acids by soakin
! them in hot paraffin.
Noticing some handsome manicure set
in Robbins & Cowles yesterday, | wa
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