The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-11

i, If you want your linen to wear well,
try this plan: Instead Of folding table
cloths and sheets lengthwiSe, as is usually
done, fold them the other way OCCASION
ally, as they last far longer if the folds
are sometimes changed in this way than
If always folded in the same place.
Housokeepers will be glad to know that
Falrbanks's bread, warm and fresh from
the oven, viii come to town each afternoon
absolutely fresh bread for the evening
meal if you SO desire.
New stockings will last almost twice
as long again without wearing into holes
if they are shrunk before wearing.
Reduction sales are. in order and the
Cory Market will sell for the remainder
of the week all itiieir National Biscuit
goods at cost. 4 fine chance to stock up
your emergency shelf with a supply. OF
fancy crackers, waters aud cookies. 20.
Cracks in the upper part of rubbers may
be mended with adhesive tape. Place the
tape on the inside of rubber, draw both
edges together and hold tape III place
until the heat from your fingers causes
tape to stick TO rubber.
y window display of pickles at the
Miles Grocery caught my attention this
morning. There were the tempting little
GneS of various kinds in bottles, the plain
old-fashioned sour and the sweet mixed
pickles in bulk. At this season there are
many dishes which need the piquancy Of
pickles with them.
If stale bread is dampened on one side
and toasted on the other, it becomes as
light as a feather.
Most mothers know the line of pretty
dresses for children the J. +. Austin store
carries. but this Is To tell them that they
have all been reduced in price and To re
mind them that il is Il good time to select
for later wear even if they are not needed
now.
To test the quality of an egg. hold it
before light If the yOlk is in the center
the egg is fresh. If an egg submerged in
water sinks the egg is fresh. If the sur
face of a shell is rough it is an indication
that the egg IS fresh.
WcIl-kept nails are marks Of a gentle
woman. Remember that Miss Griffin has
the knowledge and equipment to keep
yours as they should be. Make your APP
pointments ahead.
When baby accompanies the mother
on ~ l+tle visit, a very convenient little
bed ~ page by using a,large bpreRIl dstyv-
er, With a pillow. AND Soft ,goxeril%s-e "
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The advent If 4he,rsfllya Al c4ast - Il
C. electrical washer %saSa-IEai pisd aalss d1o.a
of Il new era in: hot%abAid TaaRSgTme mt
Let them explain this mechanical servant
to you at the Walker Electrical. store. BY
its use washing becomes the easy task
instead of the hardest one.
/ Soilcd photographs are so dispensing
to every body. and few know that they
can readily be cleansed. Moisten a soft
cloth with, warm water to which a little
ammonia has been added. Wiring the
cloth out very dry and lightly wipe the
| photographs.
There is something about the name
Tea Table" that has an appctizing sound
and you win find that bread made Of Tea
Table flour is appetizing and all that
| bread should be-white light, firm and
wholesome. Give Tea Table trial.
When cutting very thin silk which is
| apt to move out of place. try laying the
material between two thin sheets of
paper, and then cut out paper and all.
| This will keep it quite firm.