The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-17
ADVERTISER ENTS.
FEMININE Torres

When making button holes in cotton
goods if you starch the cloth first. you
can make them much more quickly and
neatly. =. ...
y manicure by Il professional at regu
lar intervals does wonders with ones
nails. You viii find Miss Griffin an ex-
pert in matters pertaining to manicuring.
\ hardwood floor will not need
thorough waxing and polishing more than
twice a year. Where the wear is not
hard, once year may be often enough.
Some broken lines of wool sport hose
are being closed out at the J. +. Austin
store ut a considerable reduction. There
are many weeks yet for wearing such
hosiery and this is an opportunity to get
another pair or two for completing the
season.
\ tired woman is more able to go on
with her work, if she will run away from
it for fifteen minutes and relax. Lie fat
on the back and close the eyes, relax the
muscles. and try not to even think.
ST. Valentines day is not SO far away.
1t is near enough so the new valentines
are being shown at Hopkins. Go early
and have the first choice of the novel and
pretty things they have in this line and
be prepared.
To remove the smell of fresh paint.
put pail of cold water in the room and
| change every two or three hours.
/
/ Crude oil. one of the best hair stimu-
iants known. is one the principal ingre-
dents of the hair tonic. Ly-O-Durk. Ask
/ Miss Briggs at room 207 i'm the American
/ building about it., Miss Briggs is also an
expert at all kinds of hair work
Cookies may be prevented from burn
/ ing on the bottom, by turning the baking
/ tin upside down. and baking the cookies
! on the bottom of the pan instead of in
side it.
! Out-Qf-town shoppers and visitors are
finding Hall & FarwelI's a reStfuI place to
go for a light lunch and a cup of good
coffee. tea or cocoa. Sandwiches and sal
ads Of all kinds are served at any time
and other meals at the regulation hours
/ When clothes have become yellow and
dingy from being dried indoors they may
be whitenpd with turpcntine. Use three
quarters tablespoonful in half Il tub of
hot water.
Did you know that an electrical New
Home sewing machine could he bought
chcapa than one with the old cumber.
some stand and foot-power treadlc? Sew.
ing is a delight on one Of these motor ma
chimes and they can be covered and put
away ou any shelf. Ask Horton u.
Walker about them.
IF You have planned to have mullins o.
some sort of hot bread for breakfast. mix
the dry ingredients the night before and
save time, One is often in Il hurry in the
morning.
If one doesn't wish a permanently laid
lin0Ieum ON a floor these Congoleum rugs
are fine for u partial floor covering They
have them, or can order them, at Tmnr-
sens in all the standard rug sizes and i'm
very artistic patterns.
! Have never tried this but have been
! told that If one viii mash smoothly "a
banana. add the juice of half lemon and
spread on the hands at night. wearing old
gloves. the hands VIII be soft and white
ln the morning.
; Have YOU ever seen tho tiers and rows
Of deposit boxes at the Peoples National
Bank They look very safe and solid be
hind these vault doors. For Il small sum
! one oI them is yours for safeF1 and con
/ Tenience and is always accessible during
| banking hours.
The following mixture is good served
I on plain lettuce: Mix onr-haif cup OF
mayonnaiSe. one-half cup Of finely chopped
celery. using the green tops oue-haIl
! grated onion, four tablespoons finely
! chopped cabbage two tablespoons French
! dressing and one teaspoon powdered sugar