The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
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FEMININE Tories

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many room and YOU can probably find |
Just what YOU want in this line at the |
+. w. Keuch store. Remnants OF
congoleum cut into yard squares are
priced at only 40 cents each ana are
just right before the stove, sink or
kitchen table.
To prepare dustless mop, thoroughly
saturate the mop in solution OF one
cup kerosene and one cup melted par
afhn When not in use, keep it covered
by large paper bag
If your eyes ache, if you have to squint
in order to see, if your head feels dizzy
and dull, have them examined at Jor-
dams. Very likely the trouble is right
there and can be cured with carefully
fitted glasses. Why not do it now?
Medium sized parsnips boiled until
partly done, are fine when roasted in the
pan with meat. Keep them well basted
with the drippings.
There's no doubt about the arrival of
porch weather SO let's get busy and fix up
| the outdoor living room. We can find
Mt Emerson's hammocks, rugs, chairs,
| tables, etc, especially designed for porch
| use.
4 garden hose which has many leaks.
| can, if the leaks are small, be repaired
| by painting with good roofing paint.
| Keep plenty of salad dressing on hand,
/ for cool salads are much in demand in
summer weather. The Cory grocery has
| that good Blue Ribbon dressing which
everybody who tries it likes so well. IL
| you do not make your own, try this
| brand.
| When making hot starch add a level
| teaspoon of dry washing powder to
quart and the irons will not stick.
There's nothing more refreshing on
hot day than good ice-cream served in
| cool place like Hall & Farwelfs The
Cherrygold cream which they serve is a
delightful change from the ordinary run
of ice-cream f1avors.
Does anybody know what will kill out
poison ivy vines? If someone knows how
it can be done, send the information to
Sally T., who will print it in this column
for the benefit of readers who are de-
sirous of disposing of this poisonous
growth around their summer cottages.
There is really no excuse for soiled
shoes with cleaners to be procured now.
At Durham Brothers are cleaners for all
shades of suede, preparations for white
shoes-canvas and nubuck-which will
take eff grease and which will not rub
, off, also a special cleaner for the two
toned sport shoes and of course the right
thing for black and brown shoes.
Equal parts of turpentine and ammo
: MIA will remove dry paint from cloth.
The driver who can't wait, the ind
vidual who wants to beat you to it, the
chap who hates to see a car ahead oil
' him-these are some of the reasons why
t even the most careful driver needs t
e carry complete automobile insurance
a Daniels agency will sell you the bes
D possible protection. 5r-"
Dress snaps can readily be used a sec
S ond time, if when taken from the ole
Il garment they are snapped together. NJ
+ time will then be lost in finding tn
parts that will fit together.
n The Stebbins grocery has some frs
class evapOrated and canned apple 70
pies and sauce. The flavor of the canine,
fruit is really better and fresher in fiavo
than the last apples of the season. n
need to 50 without apple pies.
\ teaspoon of salt with a tablespoon o
olive oil viii remove Dissertations on tn
dining table caused by heat. The mix
ture should stand on the spots for severa
hours and then be rubbed off with a sof
. ! flannel.
= Men viii like these points about tn,
shirt and collar service of the Spark
laundry: A neater fit about the necl
and shoulders, a smarter looking cuff
= collars lrOned in manner that allow
4 the tie to slide easily.
! Because towels, napkins, tablecloths
; sheets and pillow cases usually show TIN
, first signs of wear along the folds, it i
! wise to change the folds from time t
time.
t Those decorated fountain pens a
7 | Vaughan & Burnett's are just the thin
, for graduation gifts. While they are in
: ! expensive, they are good pens and viii
= do good work. The boys will like thos
t of pocket size and the girls will appre
1 eiate one on ribbon sautoir.
\ good kitchen apron can be quick.
made by sewing two breadths of ginghan
together and hemmng both top and bot
: tom. Make belt long enough to tie, an
! draw it through the hem. BY reversin
1 the belt each week the apron will wea
+. evenly and last must longer.
Many women do not realize what ca
be done to improve the appearance q
4 their hair until they put themselves /
!, the hands of an expert like Mrs. Sander
8 Have you visited her Beauty Shop at .
Crosby block with its modern equipment
u Rice and Walnut Fudge: Boil tc