The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-03

II you are thinking OF dress OF SILK,
serge, jersey, or other material. look at
the new ones there You will see some
lovely ones and the prices are within
reach, too.
To break up a cold: Put half a tea
spoonful of soda in half a glass of water
and take it at frequent intervals when
you feel cold coming on. This was rec
emmended by physician.
The woman who would like to open a
banking account, learn TO draw checks
and handle her own money. will not be
awed by the atmosphere at the Brattle-
boro Trust 30. They viii gladly give all
the assistance and information she may
desire.
\ hint for the girls: Use talcum pow
der literally on your feet when you ex-
pect tn dance all the evening.
Have you seen those S4.9S white wool
blankets at the +. w. Keuch store? I
have never seen better at the price. Be
cause the manufacturer made the mis-
take of putting on narrower bindings than
dealer ordered. large quantity were
put en- the market at this low price.
Pencil marks on linen should be erased
with rubber before the article is
washed.
Many appreciative patrons find their
way back to Mrs. Fields attractive hair
dressing and manicure parlors at 16
Crosby block after their first visit. Ap-
pOintments for day or evening may be
made by telephoning S09-W.
Use copper wire for picture hanging
1t does not rust easily, is moth proof,
and will last for years.
Ask your friend to have a cup of hot
chocolate or a serving of ice-cream with
you at Hall & FarwelTs Seated in a
cosy and comfortable booth. one can have
friendly chat as we'll as refreShment.
When cleaning a spot with gasoline. If
a blotter is placed underneath, the gaso-
line will not leave ring.
If you chance to break your glasses.
secure the largest piece of the broken
lens you can find and take it to Jordan
< Sons. There is nothing to worry
about for with their delicate measuring
instruments and modern equipment they
can supply an exact duplicate.
To restore mayonnaise which has
curdlCd, take a lump of ice as large as
your fist and stir through it quickly to
chill it.
Many particularly enjoy Fairbanks's
raised douglnutS with coffee at breakfast
time. They also serve well as dessert
with syrup, jam or preserves. Have you
tried the BerwicISe cakes? Those are
sold at the groceries, too.
IF your family do not care to drink
milk, you can still give them plenty of it
IN soups, sauces, cuStardS. puddings
junket and all sorts of creamed dishes.
Once soda fountains were closed when
the summer season was over, but now
they are busy the year around. While
the usual cold refreshments are served
at the fountain in the Brattleboro Drug
store. they specialize in hot chocolate and
other warm drinks which are so tasty
on cold day.
Walnut Cake: One cup sugar. u cup
butter, , eggs, u cup milk, cups flour,
/ teaspoon cream of tartar, = teaspoon
soda, l cup nut meats chopped fine. | cup
Of raisins if liked. Flour the nuts in
cake.
There is such difference in the way
iron mems collars. The mod |
ern machinery Of the Sparks laundry rolls
them so they have no sharp. rough edges
and there is room for the tie to slim |
under easily for tying.
Raisins with Oatmeal: Use u Gun
raisins, cut up, l cup oatmeal > cups |