The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-12

both the small shapes and the broader
effects with the newest ideas in trim
mingse and materials. There are also
dozens of pretty sports and business
hats. ~AI4&,
When bills are loose in the inside sec
lions of a pocketbook fasten them to
the edges with a paper clip.
Is the baby being given cows milk
and if so does it come from n reliable
source? The Milk Plant can furnish
for this purpose, absolutely pure, germ
free milk, coming from accredited herds.
The milk supply is all-important III a
| baby's life.
A delicious sauce may be made by
| heating a can of mushrooms in their
own mice, adding finely chopped pimento,
one and one-half tablespoons of corn
starch dissolved in water and the yolks
of two eggs beaten in cup of heavy
cream This NAV be served alone. on
toast or with boiled fish.
The study of washing compounds and
textiles at the Custom Laundry have
taught. them that caustics are danger
Gus, therefore their adjustment there
and the use of the superior means of re-
peated sOusings in feecy sudS of fine
soap and thorough rinsing with clear,
soft water.
One home dressmaller always spreads
sheet on the floor under her sewing
table. and in this way saves the work of
picking up numerous threads and ravel-
lings.
That new 'collapsible pocket kodak at
| II. NJ. Woods is a fine camera for anna
teur use. 1t takes a picture 212x312,
is very simple to operate and convenient
to carry. Just the best sort of COM
paniOn to take on a trip or to the fair.
A good salad for those who like
| olives is made with one-half cup cold
cooked carrots, diced. one cup cooked
| peas, drained, one-half cup diced celery
or cabbage, one-half cup green olives
sliced. Mix with mayonnaiSe. serve on
| lettuce leaf and garnish with olives and
small pieces of celery.
| Both stout and slender figures find
proper corsets at the J. f. Austin 'store.
: Those who prefer merely n girdle will
| find the Trio girdle satisfactory. Other
| popular styles are the College Girl, the
La Refine and the well known c. BIS.
Rub spots of tar or pine pitch on
clothing in kerosene before washing
| them.
The pen or pencil requirements of
school students can be met at the News
| Store which carries the famous Parker
| Duo-FOld fountain pen, many styles of
| Eversharp pencils, also the attractive
| colOred fountain pens with matching
ribbon sautoirs. 1t is a stock worth ex-
aiming.
An attractive tomato salad is made
| of firm ripe red tomatoes. Plunge into
| boiling water for one minute, drain and
| remove skins. Then with a very sharp
| knife cut from the center to the stem
and turning down each section like an
| orange; this will leave a ball of seeds
| in the center and the tomato will look
like a red lily. Chill and serve on let
tuce leaf with any. preferred dressing.
/ Those who come in from a distance to
| luncheon. Hall & Farwell's offers a
convenient place where good food is
| served amid quiet and restful surround
ings.
| Noodles are a good and nourishing
| dish with either a cream, egg, cheese or
| tomato sauce. To make them beat two
J eggs slightly and stir into them one tea
| spoon salt. Add enough -four to make
very stiff dough knead, put on
: Toured board and roll to the thickness
of pasteboard and let stand 20 minutes.
| Then roll up like jelly roll and slice
across in strips One-half inch wide. Boil
20 minutes in boiling sailed water and
| drain.
Even though you claim to be your
own manicurist, a little attention occa-
i sionally by professional like Miss Grit
fin is almost a necessity.
To make neat hem in thick ma
( terials, take a piece of tape and stitch
| it on top of the hem, instead of turning
| in the material on the wrong side. Stitch
the outer edge of the tape down and
you will have a perfectly fiat hem and
the row of stitching along each edge of